Public Health (Advanced)

The ANU Master of Public Health will equip students with the bases of community health clinic , provides them with an comprehension of contemporary community health problems relevant to Australia and teach students practical methods for assessing general health difficulties. This program provides real knowledge in general health through center courses designed to give students the skills they desire and electives that satisfy their interests that are additional. Workplace-related learning can be readily incorporated for people who are employed in important public health jobs. This plan may help students improve the population's physical and mental health through discovery, education and also the translation of research into effective health policy and training. ANU general health research covers areas such as non-communicable disorder epidemiology, infectious disease surveillance and epidemic investigation, global health, health services research, societal and cultural determinants of health, environmental health, healthy ageing and mental wellbeing. Even the higher level program provides students with the opportunity to expand their practical, coursework experience in public health with the development and execution of a research job.

• Bachelor level or international equivalent with a GPA of 5.5 and the endorsement of an identified supervisor for its research project/thesis
• English speech requirements. Cognate disciplines Psychology, Medicine, Veterinary Science, Biology, Medical or Allied Health Sciences, Anthropology and Indigenous studies