Master of Philosophy (Health and Society)

Course Details

The Master of Philosophy is a specialised research degree for students whose future career will require them to conduct, interpret and apply the findings of research. Health and society covers research broadly related to public health, social work and work health and safety. One third of this degree is coursework with the remainder of the program used to conduct a supervised research project. The Master of Philosophy is also a pathway to higher degree research programs such as the Doctor of Philosophy (Education). You will also negotiate a short program of coursework relevant to your topic before conducting an extended research project. The School of Health and Society has expertise in criminology, epidemiology, ergonomics, health promotion, indigenous health, occupational hygiene, public health, risk management, social policy, social work and work health and safety.

Qualification: Master Degree (By Research)

Course structure: 96 Credit points