Australian National University

Overview

The Master of Culture, Health and Medicine at the Australian National University explores the complex interplay between sociocultural, political, economic, historical, and environmental factors that impact health outcomes. This program equips graduates with essential theoretical knowledge and practical skills, focusing on critical analysis, research methodologies, and interdisciplinary approaches. As a result, students are well-prepared for meaningful careers across various health-related sectors, including policy, education, academia, and social services.

What you'll study

Core Courses Include:

• Qualitative Methodologies for Health Research
• Anthropological Approaches to Health Interventions
• Perspectives on Culture, Health and Medicine
• Health Inequalities
• Culture and Human Diversity
• Global Citizen: Culture, Development, and Inequality

Entry requirements

To qualify for the Master of Culture, Health and Medicine, applicants must meet the following criteria:

• A completed Bachelor’s degree or its international equivalent with a minimum GPA requirement.
• Demonstrated English language proficiency through one of the following tests:
• IELTS: Minimum score requirement
• TOEFL iBT: Minimum score requirement
• PTE Academic: Minimum score requirement
• All applicants must meet program-specific academic and non-academic criteria. Admission is competitive, and fulfilling the minimum requirements does not guarantee acceptance.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Master of Culture, Health and Medicine are well-positioned for a variety of career paths in health-related fields. Potential opportunities include roles in health policy development, educational institutions, research organizations, and social services. Furthermore, graduates may be eligible for a post-study work permit in Australia, allowing them to gain valuable experience in their chosen area.