Master of Public Health (Research)

Highly regarded in both industry and academia, this course produces exceptional graduates who are equipped to address the significant public health challenges of today and the future. Students are taught by leading public health professionals, hospital clinicians, and global health experts from Victoria. With strong connections to The Alfred Hospital, a portion of the learning takes place in the Alfred Research Alliance precinct in the heart of Melbourne. Delivered through a combination of online and block-mode teaching, the Master of Public Health offers the prestige and recognition of a Monash graduate degree, while providing the flexibility needed by working professionals, along with outstanding networking opportunities.The program offers six specialisations, allowing students to tailor their learning experience to align with their interests and career goals. Each specialisation provides access to a range of complementary elective units to further enhance learning:EpidemiologyGlobal and planetary healthHealth economicsHealth policyHealth promotionPublic healthThe Students will work on a real-world case study or research project under the guidance of one of our expert academics. Develop your research skills and apply your new knowledge to improve health practice and outcomes. This specialisation can be used as a pathway towards a PhD.By undertaking a Monash University Master of Public Health, you will be studying at a Group of Eight University and one that is ranked in the Top 100 Universities worldwide. This means high calibre teaching staff who are experts in their fields, access to pioneering research and cutting-edge facilities.