Master of Research (Health Sciences)

The search results for 'Master of Research (Health Sciences)' at the University of Melbourne do not return a course by that exact name. Related graduate research and coursework degrees in health sciences are available, such as the Master of Clinical Research, Master of Biomedical Science, Master of Medicine, and various Master of Philosophy (MDHS) programs.

The University of Melbourne offers several research-focused master's degrees in health sciences, including the Master of Philosophy - MDHS (Health Sciences), Master of Philosophy - MDHS (Medicine), Master of Philosophy - MDHS (Population and Global Health), Master of Philosophy - MDHS (Psychological Sciences), Master of Clinical Research, and Master of Science (Epidemiology), among others.

Health sciences master's programs at the University of Melbourne are primarily delivered on campus at Parkville, with some programs such as the Master of Public Health offering a mixed attendance mode.

Most health sciences research master's degrees at the University of Melbourne are 2 years full-time or 4 years part-time, with the exception of the Master of Clinical Research which is 1.5 years full-time or 3 years part-time.

Intake dates vary by program; for example, the Master of Clinical Research starts in February, the Master of Biomedical Science starts in March or July, and the Master of Public Health starts in February or July. Many Master of Philosophy programs do not list specific intake dates on the search results page.