The Graduate Certificate in Health Research is a coursework program in medical and health research methods aimed at clinicians and health professionals who wish to upgrade their skills in health research. This degree The degree is suitable for clinicians and other health professionals. It develops research skills in the fields of health and medicine and prepares you for masters by research or doctoral studies, and also for undertaking research activities in your workplace. What you will study The course comprises two core subjects plus two elective subjects. You must complete two compulsory subjects and two electives in quantitative and qualitative research methods including research ethics and integrity. Course Learning Outcomes On the successful completion of the Graduate Certificate in Health Research, students will be able to: Review and appraise clinical, health and medical topics by drawing on currently available evidence-based research. Think critically and evaluate available health research results to generate ideas for new research activities. Use quantitative and qualitative approaches to plan and evaluate health research. Work independently as part of a team, across a range of sectors to plan, manage and evaluate health research. Effectively communicate theoretical concepts, health knowledge, skills and ideas about groups, communities and populations to a wide range of audiences. Develop arguments about limitations, ethical and privacy issues. Understand conventions for research integrity and ethical research.