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Be a part of social change that facilitates inclusion with a Master of Disability and Inclusion. Study a course that’s informed by national and international research, legislation, policy and practice. Follow your passion for human rights and equality into research and leadership roles within a growing industry. Want to be the driving force behind a more inclusive society? The Master of Disability and Inclusion is deeply connected to people with disability, the disability industry, the organisations that work within it and the communities they serve. Many of our students have lived experience with disability – either their own or that of someone close to them. Our academics are embedded within the field and contribute to research of global significance. Our curriculum is highly responsive to contemporary international and national developments in disability legislation, policy, research and practice. The values and policies of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and Australia's national and international approaches including the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) are firmly embedded within the curriculum. Demonstrating our course’s international standing it has been named by Human Rights Careers Magazine in the top Masters courses in disability and law globally. The topics you will cover are informed by leading disability theory and practice. In fact, the curriculum has been carefully designed to focus on core concepts in disability and inclusion through contemporary theory, government policy and practice; and to critically engage with theory, policy and practice in the context of the lived experiences of people with disabilities. You will have the opportunity to learn about and apply your knowledge in areas including planning, community capacity building, human rights, responses to disability within a global context, inclusive technology, social determinants of health and research design. Assessment projects are anchored to developments and policies within the sector. You might be challenged to critically analyse recent updates to legislation, government disability planning where you live and work, and international projects that are working to progressively realise the rights embedded in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. If you are currently working in disability or community inclusion, you also have the option of basing your assessment tasks on the work you are doing with people with disabilities, families and communities. This will enable you to apply your skills to your current practice and have an instant impact on the communities in which you are working. The course is also a pathway to further research studies including a PhD. It introduces you to important academic skills to enable you to develop and conduct research through a major research project. Undertaking the major project, you will use critical research skills that will set you up for further research studies, research roles and other roles working in decision-making, project planning, development and evaluation. The major project will link you to researchers in the disability field, including senior researchers at Deakin and our research partners in industry and the community, ensuring your research experience contributes to contemporary national and international research of significance. A highlight of the course is building relationships with your fellow students and the academic team. Students in the Masters of Disability and Inclusion come from a range of disciplines and backgrounds, ensuring your learning experience is vibrant and engaging. Our academic staff are nationally and internationally recognised researchers, making them great mentors, as well as teachers. In addition, our partnerships with peak national and international government and non-government organisations engaged in policy development, legislative reform, advocacy and service provision, means the door will be open to professional networks and exciting employment opportunities. A constant connection to people with lived experience of disability makes your study experience richer and highly relevant. It also allows you to see the world through the eyes of a person with a disability, giving you a real and valuable perspective on inclusion.
Program overview
Main Subject
Health/Healthcare
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
Online
Be a part of social change that facilitates inclusion with a Master of Disability and Inclusion. Study a course that’s informed by national and international research, legislation, policy and practice. Follow your passion for human rights and equality into research and leadership roles within a growing industry. Want to be the driving force behind a more inclusive society? The Master of Disability and Inclusion is deeply connected to people with disability, the disability industry, the organisations that work within it and the communities they serve. Many of our students have lived experience with disability – either their own or that of someone close to them. Our academics are embedded within the field and contribute to research of global significance. Our curriculum is highly responsive to contemporary international and national developments in disability legislation, policy, research and practice. The values and policies of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and Australia's national and international approaches including the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) are firmly embedded within the curriculum. Demonstrating our course’s international standing it has been named by Human Rights Careers Magazine in the top Masters courses in disability and law globally. The topics you will cover are informed by leading disability theory and practice. In fact, the curriculum has been carefully designed to focus on core concepts in disability and inclusion through contemporary theory, government policy and practice; and to critically engage with theory, policy and practice in the context of the lived experiences of people with disabilities. You will have the opportunity to learn about and apply your knowledge in areas including planning, community capacity building, human rights, responses to disability within a global context, inclusive technology, social determinants of health and research design. Assessment projects are anchored to developments and policies within the sector. You might be challenged to critically analyse recent updates to legislation, government disability planning where you live and work, and international projects that are working to progressively realise the rights embedded in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. If you are currently working in disability or community inclusion, you also have the option of basing your assessment tasks on the work you are doing with people with disabilities, families and communities. This will enable you to apply your skills to your current practice and have an instant impact on the communities in which you are working. The course is also a pathway to further research studies including a PhD. It introduces you to important academic skills to enable you to develop and conduct research through a major research project. Undertaking the major project, you will use critical research skills that will set you up for further research studies, research roles and other roles working in decision-making, project planning, development and evaluation. The major project will link you to researchers in the disability field, including senior researchers at Deakin and our research partners in industry and the community, ensuring your research experience contributes to contemporary national and international research of significance. A highlight of the course is building relationships with your fellow students and the academic team. Students in the Masters of Disability and Inclusion come from a range of disciplines and backgrounds, ensuring your learning experience is vibrant and engaging. Our academic staff are nationally and internationally recognised researchers, making them great mentors, as well as teachers. In addition, our partnerships with peak national and international government and non-government organisations engaged in policy development, legislative reform, advocacy and service provision, means the door will be open to professional networks and exciting employment opportunities. A constant connection to people with lived experience of disability makes your study experience richer and highly relevant. It also allows you to see the world through the eyes of a person with a disability, giving you a real and valuable perspective on inclusion.
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
You don't just study a course at Deakin University – you get a life-changing experience while making a head start on your career.
Our degrees are world-class and on an impressive upward trajectory in global rankings. The latest QS World University Rankings by Subject ranked Deakin in the top 1% worldwide for 20 different subject areas. Our Nursing program is ranked #28 in the world, we're #27 for education, #15 for sport-related subjects – and in the top 100 for communication and media studies.
You won't just be learning out of a textbook. Deakin's programs focus on practical learning and work experience, to make sure you have the skills that employers need. Whatever degree you choose, from architecture to sport, industry placements will give you the opportunity to apply the knowledge you have gained in your studies and explore your career options.
At Deakin, you will learn in purpose-built facilities that will help prepare you for work in your chosen field. Interested in engineering? Get the hang of 3D printing and digital manufacturing in the cutting-edge Centre for Advanced Design in Engineering Training (CADET). Considering a career in media? Refine your skills in our industry-standard newsroom and creative media lab. Want to care for others as an in-demand nurse? Practice treating patients in our Clinical Simulation Centres.
With our close links to industry, Deakin's courses will help you gain the relevant professional accreditation you need. Plus, you will be learning from the best – Deakin's academic staff are experienced professionals enthusiastic about sharing their skills and knowledge.
Through our DeakinTalent employment services, you will be able to connect directly with employers and have access to career success workshops, career coaching and a range of other dedicated resources to help get you job-ready. The support doesn't end once you've got your degree – Deakin is invested in seeing our graduates succeed in their chosen career path.
Deakin also offers a complete range of student services and programs, from health and wellbeing support to academic development and social activities. You will have plenty of opportunities to get involved , make new friends and enjoy all that university life has to offer.
Deakin offers hundreds of undergraduate degree programs across four faculties and 14 schools. Areas of undergraduate study include:
Take your career to the next level with a postgraduate degree from Deakin University . With our industry-aligned courses and leading reputation, you can develop the skills to put yourself in high demand.
Whether it's creating advanced 3D models in our IDeEA laboratory or conducting research in our Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology, as a postgraduate student you will have access to Deakin's state-of-the-art facilities equipped with the latest technology.
You will develop knowledge and skills relevant to your working life as you learn from staff with experience as leaders and innovators in their field. Deakin maintains strong links with industry leaders, who provide curriculum advice to help ensure that our degrees reflect leading research and innovations. Because of Deakin's industry connections, professional accreditation is available through many Deakin postgraduate degrees.
Through internships, placements and other work integrated learning opportunities, you may have the opportunity to explore career options and establish professional networks while working toward your degree. Deakin's graduate employment portal, DeakinTalent, also offers students a range of services to connect you with employers and better promote yourself in a competitive job market.
Deakin's postgraduate programs have a growing reputation for excellence. Our Online MBA is ranked by QS among the top 25 in the world – and the best in the Australian state of Victoria. Our School of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences is recognised as #3 worldwide for sport science.
Deakin is also one of Australia's fastest growing research universities , with 89% of our research rated at or above world class.
Deakin offers hundreds of postgraduate degree programs across four faculties, 14 schools and a range of research institutes and strategic centres. Areas of postgraduate study include:
Master of Disability and Inclusion
Cloud Campus, Burwood, Australia
18 monthsProgram duration
25,800 AUDTuition Fee/year
11 Jun, 2023Application Deadline
YesScholarships
Program overview
Main Subject
Health/Healthcare
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
Online
Want to be the driving force behind a more inclusive society?
The Master of Disability and Inclusion is deeply connected to people with disability, the disability industry, the organisations that work within it and the communities they serve. Many of our students have lived experience with disability – either their own or that of someone close to them. Our academics are embedded within the field and contribute to research of global significance. Our curriculum is highly responsive to contemporary international and national developments in disability legislation, policy, research and practice. The values and policies of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and Australia's national and international approaches including the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) are firmly embedded within the curriculum.
Demonstrating our course’s international standing it has been named by Human Rights Careers Magazine in the top Masters courses in disability and law globally.
The topics you will cover are informed by leading disability theory and practice. In fact, the curriculum has been carefully designed to focus on core concepts in disability and inclusion through contemporary theory, government policy and practice; and to critically engage with theory, policy and practice in the context of the lived experiences of people with disabilities. You will have the opportunity to learn about and apply your knowledge in areas including planning, community capacity building, human rights, responses to disability within a global context, inclusive technology, social determinants of health and research design.
Assessment projects are anchored to developments and policies within the sector. You might be challenged to critically analyse recent updates to legislation, government disability planning where you live and work, and international projects that are working to progressively realise the rights embedded in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. If you are currently working in disability or community inclusion, you also have the option of basing your assessment tasks on the work you are doing with people with disabilities, families and communities. This will enable you to apply your skills to your current practice and have an instant impact on the communities in which you are working.
The course is also a pathway to further research studies including a PhD. It introduces you to important academic skills to enable you to develop and conduct research through a major research project. Undertaking the major project, you will use critical research skills that will set you up for further research studies, research roles and other roles working in decision-making, project planning, development and evaluation. The major project will link you to researchers in the disability field, including senior researchers at Deakin and our research partners in industry and the community, ensuring your research experience contributes to contemporary national and international research of significance.
A highlight of the course is building relationships with your fellow students and the academic team. Students in the Masters of Disability and Inclusion come from a range of disciplines and backgrounds, ensuring your learning experience is vibrant and engaging. Our academic staff are nationally and internationally recognised researchers, making them great mentors, as well as teachers. In addition, our partnerships with peak national and international government and non-government organisations engaged in policy development, legislative reform, advocacy and service provision, means the door will be open to professional networks and exciting employment opportunities. A constant connection to people with lived experience of disability makes your study experience richer and highly relevant. It also allows you to see the world through the eyes of a person with a disability, giving you a real and valuable perspective on inclusion.
Program overview
Main Subject
Health/Healthcare
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
Online
Want to be the driving force behind a more inclusive society?
The Master of Disability and Inclusion is deeply connected to people with disability, the disability industry, the organisations that work within it and the communities they serve. Many of our students have lived experience with disability – either their own or that of someone close to them. Our academics are embedded within the field and contribute to research of global significance. Our curriculum is highly responsive to contemporary international and national developments in disability legislation, policy, research and practice. The values and policies of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and Australia's national and international approaches including the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) are firmly embedded within the curriculum.
Demonstrating our course’s international standing it has been named by Human Rights Careers Magazine in the top Masters courses in disability and law globally.
The topics you will cover are informed by leading disability theory and practice. In fact, the curriculum has been carefully designed to focus on core concepts in disability and inclusion through contemporary theory, government policy and practice; and to critically engage with theory, policy and practice in the context of the lived experiences of people with disabilities. You will have the opportunity to learn about and apply your knowledge in areas including planning, community capacity building, human rights, responses to disability within a global context, inclusive technology, social determinants of health and research design.
Assessment projects are anchored to developments and policies within the sector. You might be challenged to critically analyse recent updates to legislation, government disability planning where you live and work, and international projects that are working to progressively realise the rights embedded in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. If you are currently working in disability or community inclusion, you also have the option of basing your assessment tasks on the work you are doing with people with disabilities, families and communities. This will enable you to apply your skills to your current practice and have an instant impact on the communities in which you are working.
The course is also a pathway to further research studies including a PhD. It introduces you to important academic skills to enable you to develop and conduct research through a major research project. Undertaking the major project, you will use critical research skills that will set you up for further research studies, research roles and other roles working in decision-making, project planning, development and evaluation. The major project will link you to researchers in the disability field, including senior researchers at Deakin and our research partners in industry and the community, ensuring your research experience contributes to contemporary national and international research of significance.
A highlight of the course is building relationships with your fellow students and the academic team. Students in the Masters of Disability and Inclusion come from a range of disciplines and backgrounds, ensuring your learning experience is vibrant and engaging. Our academic staff are nationally and internationally recognised researchers, making them great mentors, as well as teachers. In addition, our partnerships with peak national and international government and non-government organisations engaged in policy development, legislative reform, advocacy and service provision, means the door will be open to professional networks and exciting employment opportunities. A constant connection to people with lived experience of disability makes your study experience richer and highly relevant. It also allows you to see the world through the eyes of a person with a disability, giving you a real and valuable perspective on inclusion.
Admission requirements
Exam Scores
Important Dates
• Bachelor Degree or higher in a related discipline
OR
• Bachelor Degree or higher in any discipline AND two years relevant work experience
OR
• evidence of academic capability judged to be equivalent
Tuition fee and scholarships
Tuition Fee
Scholarships
Domestic Students
International Students
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
In this guide you will find:
Where to look for scholarship opportunities
How to apply to scholarships relevant to you
A list of available scholarships around the world
A scholarship application checklist
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Master PG
MBA
PHD
You don't just study a course at Deakin University – you get a life-changing experience while making a head start on your career.
Our degrees are world-class and on an impressive upward trajectory in global rankings. The latest QS World University Rankings by Subject ranked Deakin in the top 1% worldwide for 20 different subject areas. Our Nursing program is ranked #28 in the world, we're #27 for education, #15 for sport-related subjects – and in the top 100 for communication and media studies.
You won't just be learning out of a textbook. Deakin's programs focus on practical learning and work experience, to make sure you have the skills that employers need. Whatever degree you choose, from architecture to sport, industry placements will give you the opportunity to apply the knowledge you have gained in your studies and explore your career options.
At Deakin, you will learn in purpose-built facilities that will help prepare you for work in your chosen field. Interested in engineering? Get the hang of 3D printing and digital manufacturing in the cutting-edge Centre for Advanced Design in Engineering Training (CADET). Considering a career in media? Refine your skills in our industry-standard newsroom and creative media lab. Want to care for others as an in-demand nurse? Practice treating patients in our Clinical Simulation Centres.
With our close links to industry, Deakin's courses will help you gain the relevant professional accreditation you need. Plus, you will be learning from the best – Deakin's academic staff are experienced professionals enthusiastic about sharing their skills and knowledge.
Through our DeakinTalent employment services, you will be able to connect directly with employers and have access to career success workshops, career coaching and a range of other dedicated resources to help get you job-ready. The support doesn't end once you've got your degree – Deakin is invested in seeing our graduates succeed in their chosen career path.
Deakin also offers a complete range of student services and programs, from health and wellbeing support to academic development and social activities. You will have plenty of opportunities to get involved , make new friends and enjoy all that university life has to offer.
Deakin offers hundreds of undergraduate degree programs across four faculties and 14 schools. Areas of undergraduate study include:
Arts and Humanities (6)
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Arts (Honours)
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Creative Arts
Bachelor of Creative Arts (Honours)
Bachelor of Creative Writing
Bachelor of Design
Bachelor of Design (3D Animation)
Bachelor of Design (Architecture)/Bachelor of Construction Management (Honours)
Bachelor of Design (Digital Technologies)
Bachelor of Design (Visual Communication)
Business and Management (6)
Bachelor of Business
Bachelor of Business (Sport Management)
Bachelor of Business Analytics
Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Commerce
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Business Analytics
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Laws
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Construction Management (Honours)/Bachelor of Property and Real Estate
Bachelor of Data Science
Bachelor of Data Science (Honours)
Bachelor of Marketing (Psychology)
Engineering and Technology (6)
Bachelor of Artificial Intelligence
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Information Technology
Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Honours)
Bachelor of Computer Science
Bachelor of Construction Management (Honours)
Bachelor of Cyber Security
Bachelor of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (Honours)
Bachelor of Engineering (Industry) (Honours)
Bachelor of Environmental Engineering (Honours)
Bachelor of Information Technology
Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours)
Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (Honours)
Bachelor of Mechatronics Engineering (Honours)
Bachelor of Software Engineering (Honours)
Life Sciences and Medicine (6)
Bachelor of Arts (Psychology)
Bachelor of Biomedical Science
Bachelor of Health Sciences
Bachelor of Health Sciences (Honours)
Bachelor of Health Sciences/Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Health and Medical Science (Honours)
Bachelor of Health and Physical Education
Bachelor of Medical Imaging
Bachelor of Nursing
Bachelor of Nursing (Clinical Leadership)
Bachelor of Nursing (Honours)
Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Midwifery
Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Psychological Science
Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Public Health and Health Promotion
Bachelor of Occupational Therapy
Bachelor of Psychological Science
Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours)
Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Science (Honours)
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Laws
Bachelor of Vision Science/Master of Optometry
Bachelor of Zoology and Animal Science
Natural Sciences (6)
Bachelor of Environmental Science (Environmental Management and Sustainability)
Bachelor of Environmental Science (Honours)
Bachelor of Environmental Science (Wildlife and Conservation Biology)
Bachelor of Forensic Science
Bachelor of Forensic Science (Honours)
Bachelor of Marine Science
Bachelor of Nutrition Science
Bachelor of Nutrition Science (Dietetics Pathway)
Bachelor of Nutrition Science (Honours)
Bachelor of Nutrition Science/Bachelor of Commerce
Social Sciences and Management (6)
Bachelor of Arts/Master of International Relations
Bachelor of Arts/Master of Teaching (Secondary)
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Communication (Advertising)
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Communication (Digital Media)
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Communication (Journalism)
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Communication (Public Relations)
Bachelor of Communication
Bachelor of Criminology
Bachelor of Criminology/Bachelor of Cyber Security
Bachelor of Criminology/Bachelor of Laws
Bachelor of Criminology/Bachelor of Psychological Science
Bachelor of Early Childhood Education
Bachelor of Early Childhood and Primary Education
Bachelor of Education (Primary)
Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science
Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science (Honours)
Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science/Bachelor of Business (Sport Management)
Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science/Bachelor of Nutrition Science
Bachelor of Film, Television and Animation
Bachelor of Film, Television and Animation (Honours)
Bachelor of Forensic Science/Bachelor of Criminology
Bachelor of Human Resource Management (Psychology)
Bachelor of International Studies
Bachelor of International Studies (Global Scholar)
Bachelor of International Studies/Bachelor of Commerce
Bachelor of Laws
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Cyber Security
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of International Studies
Bachelor of Property and Real Estate
Bachelor of Property and Real Estate/Bachelor of Commerce
Bachelor of Property and Real Estate/Bachelor of Laws
Bachelor of Public Health and Health Promotion
Bachelor of Public Health and Health Promotion (Honours)
Bachelor of Public Health and Health Promotion/Bachelor of Commerce
Bachelor of Science/Master of Teaching (Secondary)
Bachelor of Social Work
Bachelor of Sport Development
Take your career to the next level with a postgraduate degree from Deakin University . With our industry-aligned courses and leading reputation, you can develop the skills to put yourself in high demand.
Whether it's creating advanced 3D models in our IDeEA laboratory or conducting research in our Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology, as a postgraduate student you will have access to Deakin's state-of-the-art facilities equipped with the latest technology.
You will develop knowledge and skills relevant to your working life as you learn from staff with experience as leaders and innovators in their field. Deakin maintains strong links with industry leaders, who provide curriculum advice to help ensure that our degrees reflect leading research and innovations. Because of Deakin's industry connections, professional accreditation is available through many Deakin postgraduate degrees.
Through internships, placements and other work integrated learning opportunities, you may have the opportunity to explore career options and establish professional networks while working toward your degree. Deakin's graduate employment portal, DeakinTalent, also offers students a range of services to connect you with employers and better promote yourself in a competitive job market.
Deakin's postgraduate programs have a growing reputation for excellence. Our Online MBA is ranked by QS among the top 25 in the world – and the best in the Australian state of Victoria. Our School of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences is recognised as #3 worldwide for sport science.
Deakin is also one of Australia's fastest growing research universities , with 89% of our research rated at or above world class.
Deakin offers hundreds of postgraduate degree programs across four faculties, 14 schools and a range of research institutes and strategic centres. Areas of postgraduate study include:
Arts and Humanities (6)
Master of Architecture
Master of Architecture (Research)
Master of Arts
Master of Arts (Writing and Literature)
Master of Creative Arts
Master of Cultural Heritage and Museum Studies
Business and Management (6)
Executive Master of Sport Business
Master of Business (Arts and Cultural Management)
Master of Business (Sport Management)
Master of Business Analytics
Master of Commerce
Master of Data Science
Master of Data Science (Professional)
Master of Finance
Master of Leadership
Master of Professional Accounting
Master of Research (Business)
Engineering and Technology (6)
Master of Applied Artificial Intelligence
Master of Applied Artificial Intelligence (Professional)
Master of Construction Management (Professional)
Master of Construction Management (Research)
Master of Cyber Security
Master of Cyber Security (Professional)
Master of Energy System Management
Master of Energy System Management (Professional)
Master of Engineering
Master of Engineering (Professional)
Master of Information Systems
Master of Information Technology
Master of Information Technology (Professional)
Master of Information Technology Management
Master of Infrastructure Engineering and Management
Master of Infrastructure Engineering and Management (Professional)
Master of Science (Information Technology)
Master of Science (Information Technology) - A2I2
Master of Science (Information Technology) - IISRI
Life Sciences and Medicine (6)
Doctor of Medicine
Master of Advanced Nursing
Master of Applied Science (Health and Disease)
Master of Applied Science (Health)
Master of Child Play Therapy
Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology
Master of Disability and Inclusion
Master of Health Economics
Master of Health Promotion
Master of Health and Human Services Management
Master of Human Nutrition
Master of Nursing
Master of Nutrition and Population Health
Master of Philosophy
Master of Professional Psychology
Master of Psychology (Clinical)
Master of Psychology (Organisational)
Master of Science (Biology and Chemical Sciences)
Master of Science (Biology and Chemical Sciences) - IFM
Master of Surgical Research
Natural Sciences (6)
Master of Dietetics
Master of Science (Environmental Science)
Master of Sustainability
Master of Sustainability (Professional)
Social Sciences and Management (6)
Juris Doctor
Master of Applied Learning and Teaching (Secondary)
Master of Applied Sport Science
Master of Communication
Master of Criminology
Master of Digital Learning Leadership
Master of Education (Leadership and Learning)
Master of Education (Research)
Master of Film and Television
Master of Human Resource Management
Master of Humanitarian Assistance
Master of International Relations
Master of International and Community Development
Master of Politics and Policy
Master of Public Health
Master of Social Work
Master of Social Work (Research)
Master of Specialist Inclusive Education
Master of Teaching (Early Childhood)
Master of Teaching (Primary and Early Childhood)
Master of Teaching (Primary and Secondary)
Master of Teaching (Primary)
Master of Teaching (Secondary)
Master of Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
Full-Time MBA (1)
Master of Business Administration
Master of Business Administration (International)
Arts and Humanities (6)
Doctor of Philosophy (Architecture and Built Environment)
Doctor of Philosophy (Arts)
Business and Management (6)
Doctor of Philosophy (Business and Law)
Engineering and Technology (6)
Doctor of Philosophy (Engineering)
Doctor of Philosophy (Engineering) - IFM
Doctor of Philosophy (Engineering) - IISRI
Doctor of Philosophy (Information Technology)
Doctor of Philosophy (Information Technology) - A2I2
Doctor of Philosophy (Information Technology) - IISRI
Life Sciences and Medicine (6)
Doctor of Philosophy (Biology and Chemistry)
Doctor of Philosophy (Biology and Chemistry) - IFM
Doctor of Philosophy (Exercise Science and Sport)
Doctor of Philosophy (Health and Disease)
Doctor of Philosophy (Health)
Doctor of Philosophy (Nursing)
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Doctor of Philosophy (Psychology)
Doctor of Psychology (Clinical)
Natural Sciences (6)
Doctor of Philosophy (Environmental Science)
Social Sciences and Management (6)
Doctor of Philosophy (Education)
Doctor of Philosophy (Nutrition and Public Health)
Doctor of Philosophy (Public Health and Health Services)