Master of Forensic Anthropology (Research)
A research-focused master’s degree combining forensic science with anthropological investigation in Perth, Australia.
Best for:Best for graduates with a background in forensic science, anthropology, or related disciplines seeking a research-focused master’s degree with a focus on forensic anthropology.
Overview
This Master of Forensic Anthropology (Research) programme at The University of Western Australia offers students hands-on experience in independent scientific research. Participants conduct a research project directly relevant to forensic anthropology, developing expertise in experimental design, data analysis, and scholarly writing. The programme culminates in a substantial thesis, equipping graduates with advanced skills in forensic science and anthropological methodologies. It is ideal for those seeking a specialised, research-intensive pathway in forensic investigations. The curriculum blends theoretical knowledge with practical application, preparing students for careers in forensic science, academia, or related fields.
What you'll do
- Conduct independent scientific research in forensic anthropology under academic supervision.
- Develop and execute a research project directly relevant to forensic anthropology.
- Compile a substantial scholarly thesis based on research findings.
- Develop advanced scientific writing and analytical skills.
- Engage in practical experimentation and data analysis.
- Present research findings in academic or professional settings.
Requirements
Degree required: A bachelor’s degree in Forensic Anthropology, Forensic Science, Anthropology, or a related field from UWA or an equivalent qualification recognised by the University. Alternatively, completion of a Higher Degree by Research Preliminary Program or equivalent in the relevant subject area, or completion of the Graduate Diploma of Forensic Anthropology.
Degree offered: Master of Forensic Anthropology
Language: English proficiency (if applicable, though not explicitly stated in the source).
Instruction: English
- Demonstrated ability to conduct independent research.
- Strong academic background in forensic science or anthropology.
- Experience in scientific experimentation or data analysis.
- Proficient written and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to meet the University’s Adequate Research Preparation requirements.
- Applicants must meet the University’s Adequate Research Preparation requirements.
- Equivalent status to UWA graduates may be considered.
- Completion of a Higher Degree by Research Preliminary Program or equivalent in the relevant subject area.
- Completion of the Graduate Diploma of Forensic Anthropology is an alternative eligibility pathway.
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How to apply
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Applicants must apply through the official UWA application portal. The process involves submitting academic transcripts, a research proposal, and meeting the University’s Adequate Research Preparation requirements. Additional documents may be required based on eligibility criteria.
- Academic transcripts (Bachelor’s degree or equivalent)
- Research proposal or statement of research interest
- Proof of meeting Adequate Research Preparation requirements
- CV or resume
- Letters of recommendation (if required)
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