Overview Graduates of the Master of Public Health Research will undertake a year-long research project in their second year of study, equipping them with in depth knowledge in the area of research specialisation chosen, relevant to public health. They will develop and show advanced skills relevant to conducting public health research, including problem definition, project design and evaluation, decision processes, risk management, management of time and resources, and project coordination. They will also demonstrate the ability to communicate information to professional and lay audiences, in oral and written form, about the area of research specialisation chosen. KEY FEATURES You'll be prepared for the 21st century public health workforce through this future-oriented course. You'll receive in-depth training in areas essential to modern public health practice, such as health systems, environmental health, global health, interdisciplinary teamwork and advocacy. You'll develop your knowledge and skills in domestic or international public health practice, through skills-based education that reflects global standards. You'll graduate with a qualification that will enable you to make a difference in a variety of health leadership roles in a variety of sectors, having developed broad foundational knowledge and skills relevant to all aspects of public health. Other Specialisations Cross Disciplinary Studies Professional Practice