Public Health and Primary Health Professional
Example Course
Master of Health and International Development
The Master of Health and International Development course is taught jointly by the Centre for Development Studies and the Department of Public Health. The course content has been developed to meet the needs of both external advisors and local public health and/or development personnel. It aims to develop highly skilled specialists to better plan, develop, manage and evaluate and implement health initiatives. It provides critical insight to social, political and cultural processes and institutional context that shape health and development issue, research, policy and practice.
Location
Australia
Duration
2 years
Intakes Available
February, July
Skills recognition
The course is recognised for the purpose of professional employment in the international development, public health and primary health care industry in Australia.
Career Outcomes
The Master of Health and International Development has been designed for people who seek employment as Public Health, Primary Health and International Development, Professionals in government, NGOs and/or private consulting organisations.