
This Master of Public Health program is designed to equip you with advanced skills to improve health outcomes, influence policy, and create healthier communities both locally and globally. It is grounded in principles of equity, inclusiveness, and prevention, offering opportunities to explore current health challenges and develop practical solutions for diverse communities. Through multidisciplinary learning and workplace-focused projects, you will gain the essential tools to address complex public health issues.
Specific entry requirements may vary based on the chosen pathway (1.5 or 2 years).
Indicative fees are for 2025 and 2026. Commonwealth Supported Places (CSP) significantly reduce fees for eligible domestic students. International fees are listed as 'Full Fee Paying' (FFP) or for a different pathway.
For the 2-year pathway, you need a Bachelor's degree or equivalent. For the 1.5-year pathway, a health-related degree is required, or any degree plus two years of relevant work experience.
You need an IELTS overall score of 6.5, with no band less than 6.0, or a Pearson overall score of 58. Other equivalent tests may also be accepted.
Indicative tuition fees for international students are AUD $28,800 (FFP) for 2025. An alternative pathway for 2026 has an indicative fee of AUD $41,400.
The program can be completed in either 1.5 or 2 years, depending on your chosen pathway and prior qualifications.
International students apply through SATAC. You will need to identify the correct SATAC course code (e.g., 2CM581 for the 1.5-year FFP pathway) and submit your application via their website for the 2026 intake.