Master of Research (Medicine, Health and Human Sciences)

High-quality research lays the foundation for cutting-edge innovation, technological advancement, economic growth and knowledge expansion. In the fields of medicine and health, such research has significantly improved the lives of millions through discoveries such as vaccines and medicines, surgical breakthroughs, medical imaging and telemedicine. Today, ongoing research continues to revolutionise healthcare delivery, improve patient outcomes, increase efficiency and drive advancements in medical practice.The Master of Research in Medicine, Health and Human Sciences is a unique postgraduate research training degree that will equip you to complete a PhD within three years, if further research is your goal. With mentoring from experts in your field, you’ll specialise in research preparation and focus on a specific research topic at the sub-discipline level to deliver a 20,000-word thesis. The degree also provides a strong background for employment in a range of national and international non-academic settings.

2 years Standard Entry Requirements The Master of Research (MRes) is Macquarie University's two year (equivalent full-time) research training pathway program to a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) or Master of Philosophy (MPhil). The Master of Research equips students with intensive research preparation before beginning doctoral study. The minimum requirement for admission to an MRes degree is: AQF 7 (Bachelors) or higher award from a recognised institution MQ Graduates (from 2020 onwards): An overall WAM of 65+ and a WAM of 70+ at or above 3000 level All Other Applicants: Minimum overall GPA of 4.38 on a 7 point scale and GPA of 5.25 at 300or above 3000 level A research proposal (a short paragraph is sufficient). Recognition of Prior Learning You may be eligible for admission directly into the second year of the Master of Research if: You hold an honours degree or, A masters degree You may apply for recognition of prior learning (RPL) up to 80 credit points. If you are seeking direct entry into Year 2 of the program with RPL, please select the MRes course on your application. You will be required to provide a more detailed research proposal (approximately 1 page describing your proposed project). strong English language requirements strong