Master of Philosophy (Medicine and Health)

There are three available start dates each year: Research Period 2 starting 1 March, Research Period 3 starting 1 July, and Research Period 4 starting 1 October. Applications are open all year round, and you should apply well in advance of your intended start date.

Yes. Before applying, you need to find a supervisor within the Faculty of Medicine and Health whose academic background aligns with your research. You can search the database of Medicine and Health researchers at Find an Academic, and you will need to contact a potential supervisor with your academic background, CV, area of interest, and why your research topics align with theirs.

Research in the Faculty of Medicine and Health is conducted under eight major research themes, with an emphasis on improving healthcare and health outcomes through innovative and translatable research in medicine and health.

Yes, part-time study is available. However, if you intend to study part-time, you will need to supply evidence that shows you will have sufficient time available to plan and carry out the research and complete the course within the maximum period allowed for part-time enrolment, as well as a declaration from your employer (if relevant) confirming you will be permitted to take the time required to effectively pursue your studies.

Yes, scholarships are available, but separate deadlines apply for scholarship applications. Prospective students should view scholarship closing dates on the University's website and be aware that scholarship application deadlines are distinct from course application deadlines.