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Master of Epidemiology

Advance your expertise in epidemiological principles, biostatistics, and research methodology.

Best for:Best for professionals with a background in health, quantitative research, or epidemiology seeking advanced methodological training.

The University of Queensland · Herston, Australia · R1 · First-stage researcher
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Overview

The Master of Epidemiology at The University of Queensland is a comprehensive coursework program designed to equip students with advanced analytical and methodological skills. Participants will explore a range of principles and strategies essential for making significant contributions to the field of public health. The curriculum balances compulsory core courses in epidemiology and biostatistics with elective options that allow for specialization in various research and health-related areas. This program is ideal for professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of health data and evidence-based practice.

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What you'll do

  • Complete compulsory coursework to build foundational and advanced knowledge in epidemiology.
  • Develop proficiency in biostatistical analysis and research methodology.
  • Select elective courses to tailor the program to specific interests in public health or research.
  • Apply analytical strategies to address complex health-related problems.
  • Engage in advanced study to contribute meaningfully to the epidemiological discipline.

Requirements

Degree required: Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline, or a Bachelor's degree in any discipline with 1 year of relevant full-time work experience, or a Graduate Certificate/Diploma in a relevant discipline.

Degree offered: Master of Epidemiology

Language: English proficiency (standard university requirements apply)

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Academic background in health, quantitative research, or epidemiology
  • Relevant professional experience in healthcare or public health settings (if holding a non-relevant bachelor's degree)
  • Analytical aptitude for biostatistical and methodological coursework
Eligibility
  • Hold a recognized bachelor's degree or equivalent
  • Meet specific discipline-related prerequisites or professional experience requirements

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How to apply

Interested applicants should visit the official University of Queensland program page to review specific entry requirements and application procedures. Applications are submitted through the university's online portal.

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  • Proof of degree completion
  • Evidence of relevant work experience (if applicable)
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Faculty of Health, Medicine and Behavioural Sciences
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