Genomics and Health

The Graduate Degree in Genomics and Health Can Be a one-year nested award within the Master of Genomics and Health. The program adopts a blended learning approach, utilising both self-paced online training and face to face lessons and workshops that permit one to use your knowledge within an problem-based learning environment. It's directed by research and education leaders within the Melbourne Children's Campus, integrating experience from the Royal Children's Hospital, the Murdoch Children's Institute for Research and the University of Melbourne Department of Paediatrics, and is related to clinical and allied medical researchers wanting to upskill; recent undergraduates in mathematics and biomedicine who want to expand their own careers beyond the laboratory; and also people that have a health or science background seeking careers in clinical trials, schooling, Immunology organisations such as genetic service groups, government or people searching a entrance point into a graduate research degree.

• A undergraduate degree, at a cognate discipline such as science, health sciences, social work, psychology, medicine, or related discipline, with a weighted average mark of at least H3 (65%) or equivalent
• And requirement studies in mathematics to first year undergraduate grade, or equivalent OR six decades of documented relevant work experience in a cognate discipline
• And requirement studies in research to undergraduate grade, or equivalent OR an undergraduate degree in any discipline, or equivalent, with a weighted average mark of at least H3 (65%), or equivalent
• And at the least two decades of documented relevant work experience
• And pre requisite studies in biology to first year undergraduate grade, or equivalent.