Location:

Perth, Australia

Program Type:

Full Degree

Degree Level:

Graduate Certificate

Specialty:

Public Health

Program Overview

Program Description:

Our postgraduate courses in international health are developed in line with policies and directions of important international organisations, such as the World Health Organization and the World Bank, and non-government organisations involved in health and research. They will provide you with both practical and theoretical knowledge and skills within a culturally appropriate frame of reference. The Master of International Health is designed to facilitate the development of knowledge in understanding significant global health problems and issues and to assist in the acquisition of skills to enhance the planning, management and delivery of appropriate health programs and services. This course is informed by policies and directions of important international organisations such as the World Health Organisation and the World Bank, and nongovernment organisations involved in health and research. Higher qualifications enhance career opportunities. The Master of International Health aims to achieve this through the acquisition of specialised knowledge in rapidly expanding areas of health that transcend national boundaries. The research project for this course is designed for the acquisitions of practical research skills. It is particularly valuable for people who plan a dynamic career where the immediate applications of basic research and evaluation skills are essential.

Additional Program Information

Accreditation:

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Requirements:

Master – A bachelor degree or equivalent and/or a graduate qualification plus significant work experience at a senior level in a health science or a relevant professional discipline. Students should submit their curriculum vitae and a brief statement of their specific interests in international health (maximum 250 words) with their application. GDip and GCert – A bachelor degree or equivalent and relevant work experience. Selection is based on academic background and work experience. Students should submit their curriculum vitae and a brief statement of their specific interests in international health (maximum 250 words) with their application.