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A postgraduate research degree that builds on your undergraduate health studies or prepares you for entry to a Masters. Establish the foundations of research so you can conduct your own. Learn to apply statistical methods and use statistical software.

Build the foundational skills to work in occupational health and safety roles. You’ll focus on both occupational health and safety, as well as tactics for preventing environmental degradation.  

Protect the community against diseases with a career in the public health sector. Discover how to gather data and conduct essential clinical research. Focus on an area that interests you, like adolescent health, nutrition or epidemiology.

Develop the skills you need to work with all athletes, from professionals to community players. Learn how to prevent and rehabilitate sports injuries. Understand sports-adjacent diseases and strategies for improving wellbeing.

Build a thorough understanding OHSE legislation and systems. Study change management and its link to improving OHSE performance. Touch on advanced topics including chemical hazards and cybersecurity risks.

Get to know the essential OHSE legislation, systems, and terminology that form the basis of safe workplaces. You’ll look at common hazards in the workplace, determine risk and controls. Strive for wellbeing and health at work.

Contribute to quality patient care by educating clinicians. Study learning and teaching strategies specific to health professionals. Consider curriculum design, assessments and evaluations. Electives are available to broaden your focus.

This double degree will advance your skills as a physiotherapist so you can work with professional athletes. Explore how to manage sports-related injuries and illnesses. Learn from industry mentors and access internships within high-performance sports.

Explore how digital health can improve patient care and health service delivery. You’ll gain practical skills in data science and computer systems. Graduate with an overview of the current digital systems and data used by professionals working in health.

Want to specialise in public health? This is a perfect taster course. Explore introductory subjects around public health practices, epidemiology, biostatistics and health promotion. Then use your newfound knowledge to pursue further study in a Masters Degree.