UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE · AUSTRALIA
Master of Clinical Epidemiology
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
12 mo
Duration
6.5
IELTS
€29k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
Master's
Level
- 9Ranked in Australia for Medicine
- 94% employed within 4 monthsGraduate employment rate
- $104,000Median starting salary
This Master's program equips you with the skills to design and conduct healthcare research using epidemiological methods. You will learn to apply principles of epidemiology and biostatistics, develop theoretical frameworks, and create research study protocols. The program prepares graduates for careers in clinical epidemiology and healthcare research. Your studies can count towards continuing professional development points for clinicians and make you eligible for prioritised entry into research higher degrees. The program is available online, allowing for flexibility alongside work and personal commitments, with both full-time and part-time study options.
Curriculum
The program allows you to tailor your education to your career objectives, with key study areas including Biostatistics, Clinical Statistics, Epidemiology, Randomised Control Trials, Research Protocol Design, and Applied Research. You will complete core courses and select additional electives to broaden your knowledge.
- Core Courses
- Biostatistics ABIOS6910
- Biostatistics BBIOS6920
- Clinical EpidemiologyEPID6410
- Fundamentals of EpidemiologyEPID6420
- Advanced EpidemiologyEPID6430
- Research Protocol DesignEPID6600
- Elective Courses
- Clinical Trial DesignBIOS6061
- Linear Regression ModellingBIOS6070
- Generalised Linear ModelsBIOS6940
- Applied Longitudinal AnalysisBIOS6990
- Infectious Disease SurveillanceEPID6470
- Foundations of Health PromotionHPRO6715
- Investigating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health in the public health contextINDH6007
- Basis of Drug/Alcohol ProblemsMEDI6130
- Managing Challenging Behaviours: Psychological SolutionsMEDI6295
- Quality and Safety in Health CarePUBH6150
- Introduction to Public HealthPUBH6300
- Chronic Disease and Injury ControlPUBH6301
- Applied ResearchPUBH6303
- Global HealthPUBH6304
- Global Health Systems and PolicyPUBH6305
- Data Wrangling and VisualisationSTAT6001
Careers
Upon completion of the Master of Clinical Epidemiology, you will be prepared for roles focused on reducing disease burden and controlling communicable disease epidemics. Graduates are well-equipped to contribute to public health initiatives and healthcare research.
- Epidemiologist
- Genomic Epidemiologist
- Data Scientist
- Data Analyst
- Population Health Analyst
- Policy Advisor
Entry requirements
Undergraduate DegreeA completed recognised undergraduate degree.
IELTS6.5 overall with a minimum of 6.0 in each band
Specific admission requirements may vary. Please refer to the program handbook for the most current information.
Fees
Tuition (international)AUD 47,145 per year (indicative)
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LivingInformation not available
Indicative annual fees are based on a full year, full-time load (80 units). Fees are subject to change. Please refer to the university's fees and scholarships page for detailed information for international students.
How to apply
1. Review Program InformationFamiliarise yourself with the Program Handbook, Admission Requirements, and fee structure.
2. Check English ProficiencyEnsure you meet the required English Language Proficiency standards, such as IELTS.
3. Choose a Commencement DateSelect your preferred start date from the available intakes.
4. Submit ApplicationApply online via the University of Newcastle's application portal for future students.