Monash University

Overview

The Master of Biomedical and Health Science program at Monash University is designed to provide students with an in-depth understanding of biomedical research and health sciences. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking and professional skills, preparing graduates for a variety of health-related careers.

What you'll study

This two-year program consists of a blend of foundational research methodologies and specialized coursework. In the first year, students will build a solid theoretical base, while the second year focuses on practical experience through a hands-on research project and an internship.

Core Courses Include:

• Infectious Diseases and Population Health
• Advanced Neuroscience
• Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cells
• Cardiovascular Biology and Disease
• Biotechnology: Commercializing Biomedical Science
• Cancer Biology and Therapeutics
• Appetite, Energy Homeostasis, and Obesity

Students will also have the opportunity to select electives and participate in a capstone project, applying their knowledge in real-world contexts.

Entry requirements

Applicants should possess a bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in Biomedical Science or a related discipline, with a minimum credit average. For those seeking entry at a higher level, a bachelor honours degree with a strong credit average is required. Relevant work experience may also be taken into account for applicants with degrees in non-related fields.

Career prospects

This program equips graduates for meaningful careers across various sectors, including healthcare, research, and academia. Students will engage in literature reviews, project planning, research execution, and thesis production, showcasing their ability to conduct independent research. Additionally, upon graduation, international students may have the opportunity to apply for a post-study work permit, enabling them to gain valuable work experience in Australia.