This Master of Public Health program aims to equip you with the foundational knowledge and research skills necessary to contribute to designing a healthier and safer future. You will gain a global perspective on public health challenges and learn to work effectively within diverse health systems. The program offers flexibility through multiple intake dates and the option to study on-campus, online, or in a hybrid format. It is designed for those looking to transition into public health or advance their existing health careers, empowering graduates to lead public health initiatives, advocate for patients, and drive real-world change. Key learning areas include systems thinking, epidemiology, biostatistics, public health approaches, policy and practice, and leadership.
Tuition fees are based on an annual load of 120 credit points. Changes to your study load will affect your course fees. The initial tuition deposit required to accept your offer is detailed in your offer letter. For international students, payment due dates are typically 21 days before the Census date for each subject, unless you have approved sponsorship or scholarship. Failure to pay fees by the due date may result in termination of enrolment.
The qualification awarded on graduation is recognised in the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) as Level 9 - Masters Degree.