Master of Research - Biological Sciences

Every field – from the creative arts and social work to healthcare, education and more – is powered by research. It’s the key to generating new knowledge and understanding. It informs decision-making, inspires innovation, and, ultimately, fosters a safer and more equitable world. Discovery is driven by diverse and thought-provoking questions. Those questions are answered by people just like you. Perhaps you’re determined to find a new way of tackling a complex problem facing your industry or community. Or maybe you’re passionate about a specific topic or want to contribute something new to your field. Whatever your goals, our Master of Research will equip you with the knowledge and skills to undertake high-quality research that makes a tangible impact.

For admission to a Master of Research degree, you will need to have completed either (or equivalent to)-A 3-year Bachelor degree (AQF level 7) with a weighted average mark (WAM) of ≥ 65; or A 4-year Bachelor (Honours) degree (AQF level 8) with a WAM of 65; orA Graduate Certificate (AQF level 8) in research training (or equivalent) with an overall WAM of greater than or equal to 65, following a 3-year Bachelor degree or 4-year Bachelor (Honours) degree.Additional requirementsYou will need to demonstrate that your prior qualifications are in a discipline relevant to the proposed area of research – unless an exemption is approved by the Pro Vice Chancellor: Research Training (or delegate).Please note that admission to a research degree at Adelaide University is conditional on the availability of a suitable supervisory panel and resources to support the proposed project.