Graduate Diploma in Health- Health Informatics

Health informatics is transforming the healthcare industry. It's much more than keeping up with technology—it’s about using technology tools and data to provide a more affordable, flexible health system and better health outcomes for our communities.You’ll explore how the acquisition, storage and use of health data plays a critical role in improving the quality of care and reducing costs.Be part of ensuring everyone has access to the best possible health care and advice by studying a Graduate Diploma in Health (GDipHlth).Whether you want to study something new, enhance your career prospects or get up to date with new developments in your industry, studying a Graduate Diploma in Health can help you achieve your goals.You can specialise in a particular field to further your professional goals, or gain a more general overview by completing the diploma without a specialisation.The diploma has been designed to be flexible—you can complete it in two trimesters of full-time study, or study part-time while you work.

You need a Bachelor’s degree with at least a B average unless stated otherwise in the programme’s minimum general entry requirements. A background in a particular subject area or extensive relevant work experience may be required. Students with equivalent international qualifications from a recognised institution are encouraged to apply. Each application is assessed individually, and entry into postgraduate programmes is at the discretion of the programme director.