Course Curriculum

The Master of Health and Clinical Research is designed for health professionals seeking to expand their research expertise and contribute to innovation in clinical and health-related fields. This 18-unit program combines advanced coursework with a supervised research project, providing a solid foundation for independent inquiry and higher research degrees.The program begins with coursework topics that build core research capabilities, including communicating research, research design and ethics in health and clinical settings, and research methods in health and clinical settings. Students also select an elective at postgraduate level in an area aligned with their research interests, ensuring the program is tailored to their professional and academic goals.Following the coursework, students complete a time-based, supervised research project that culminates in an externally examined thesis. This project develops advanced skills in critical thinking, data analysis, and evidence-based inquiry, while also contributing new insights to the field of health and clinical research.Graduates of this program will be equipped with the knowledge and practical experience needed to evaluate and conduct high-quality research, communicate findings effectively, and apply evidence to improve health practice and policy. Successful completion of the program provides eligibility to apply for admission to a PhD, offering a direct pathway to further research opportunities and academic advancement.