Master of Research (Medical Science)

Graduates of this program are ready to work in either clinical or research settings. You may find yourself developing vaccines, performing diagnostic testing, or conducting laboratory research to solve global health challenges.

You will learn directly from industry-connected, world-class academics who are on the forefront of scientific discovery and emerging technologies.

Yes, according to the 2023 WHO Global Monitoring Report, there is a predicted global shortage of 10 million health workers by 2030, making this a critical and rewarding time to join the health and biomedical sciences field.

Yes, students can explore simulated environments to practise and hone their skills, and complete practical placements aligned to their interests to acquire the knowledge and skills to make a real, lasting impact in health and care.

The page indicates that Adelaide University offers both on-campus options and a suite of 100% online programs across its health and biomedical sciences degrees, however specific delivery mode details for the Master of Research (Medical Science) were not listed on this page.