The Master of Clinical Epidemiology at The University of Newcastle equips you with the advanced research capacity and in-depth understanding of epidemiological concepts essential for addressing critical health challenges. This postgraduate program is designed for individuals aiming to conceptualise, design, and execute impactful epidemiological research in diverse clinical and community settings. You will gain essential knowledge in biostatistics, research protocol design, and the application of epidemiological methods, preparing you to tackle priority health problems with confidence and expertise.
You will study this Masters Degree on campus full-time over one year, engaging with core courses such as Biostatistics A and B, and Fundamentals of Epidemiology. The curriculum includes opportunities to delve into specialized areas like Linear Regression Modelling and Infectious Disease Surveillance, allowing you to tailor your learning. You will graduate with a strong foundation in qualitative and quantitative research methods, ready to pursue careers in health research, public health policy, or further doctoral studies.