Master of Science (Digital Health)

At RMIT, health students gain experience in specialist facilities including a myotherapy clinic, nursing wards, the Digital Human Biosciences Facility, and the Bundoora Health Clinic. The Health Clinic is open to the public and offers a wide range of evidence-based and traditional health services, with 62 different treatment rooms.

Many of RMIT's health qualifications are accredited and/or nationally recognised by organisations such as the Dental Board of Australia and the Australian and Midwifery Accreditation Council (ANMAC).

Most of RMIT's health courses, from certificates and diplomas through to postgraduate study, are taught at RMIT's Bundoora campus.

RMIT's undergraduate health degrees include first-year foundational subjects designed to help students learn the fundamentals of human anatomy and physiology, develop communication and professional skills, and introduce factors that impact the health of individuals, particularly First Nations people.

Health studies at RMIT cover a broad range of disciplines including allied health, complementary medicine, dental studies, medical radiations, nursing, pharmacy, psychology, workplace health and safety, mental health, physiotherapy, laboratory medicine, pharmaceutical sciences, and social work.