Master of Genetic Counselling (Research)

To apply for a research degree at UTS, you can visit the UTS graduate research application page to discover everything you need to know about how to apply and start your journey. The university offers two research sessions for commencement: Research session 1 (from January) and Research session 2 (from July).

UTS provides guidance on how to find a suitable research supervisor to guide your Masters by Research. You can visit the UTS Find Research Supervisor page or the Faculty research contacts page for information on supervisors or research topics in your area of interest.

UTS supports research students through the Graduate Research School, which supports research-driven innovators tackling global challenges. Students have access to world-class academics, cutting-edge facilities, a collaborative research community, and tailored support from proposal to publication, including guidance, resources, and industry connections.

UTS offers funding options including scholarships, stipends, and sponsorship for research degrees. Prospective students can explore these options through the UTS Scholarships Overview and UTS Scholarship search tool, or by contacting the Higher Degree Research team directly.

Yes, UTS allows students to tailor their research degree to align with their passions and aspirations. Options include a traditional academic path, an entrepreneurial venture, industry-focused research, high-impact projects, or a global perspective. Students work closely with leading academic and industry experts to design a research program that reflects their interests and creates meaningful benefits.