Graduate Certificate in Health Science

QUT offers postgraduate health courses across a range of specialisations including biomedical sciences (including diagnostic genomics), clinical sciences (cardiac or medical ultrasound), nursing, optometry, psychology and counselling, and public health and social work.

QUT offers flexible study options, noting that 'studying online can make it easier to balance your existing commitments,' and that courses offer 'blended learning opportunities both on-campus and online settings' to help students upgrade their skills or pivot in their career.

QUT offers courses with Commonwealth supported places and QUT scholarships to help make studying more affordable. Students concerned about the cost of studying may want to consider these options.

Yes, QUT states that 'our courses are accredited by some of the world's most influential and respected professional organisations,' covering both undergraduate and postgraduate programs.

Yes, QUT supports health research degrees, noting that 'health generates almost half of QUT's research income' and that QUT has 'Australia's largest QUT Health Clinics,' the country's largest and longest-established clinical training centre of its kind. Students can also find a supervisor for a research degree through QUT's expert search.