GraduateNursing & Health Sciences
Master of Philosophy - Population and Global Health
University of Melbourne, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
About this program
The Master of Philosophy (Population and Global Health) at the University of Melbourne is an internationally recognised research master's degree for students who want to contribute new knowledge in areas including health equity, early disease detection and prevention. Candidates enrol in a thesis subject for a normal candidature of 18 months full-time, completing at least six months of full-time research at the University under academic supervision.
Melbourne is ranked second in Australia and 17th in the world for public health. Graduates develop expertise in research ethics and integrity alongside their substantive research contribution.
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