Medicine

The Master of Medicine (Allergic Diseases) equips medical practitioners in clinical practice using advanced theoretical understanding and clinical expertise from allergic diseases and core epidemiological research procedures. Students will build on and incorporate skills through online and face to face learning tasks over a 3 year parttime schedule. The plan will enable students to competently diagnose and manage patients with allergic diseases, also critically appraise new concepts and evidence to clinical and research use. Students will get the fundamental epidemiological and statistical concepts and skills required to conduct and design studies and pursue additional research training in allergic diseases.

Applicants must be registered and qualified medical practitioners (doctors) in current clinical practice in Australia or New Zealand. See website for more details