The Master of Public Health at Edith Cowan University is designed for aspiring public health professionals seeking to address critical population health challenges through evidence-based practice and strategic planning. You will explore the core principles of public health, including epidemiology, communicable disease control, and health law and ethics, preparing you to influence policy and improve community well-being. This postgraduate degree is ideal for those eager to develop a deep understanding of health systems and contribute meaningfully to local and global health initiatives.
Studied full-time on campus over two years, this Masters degree involves completing nine core units and three recommended elective units, allowing for tailored specialisation. Your learning will encompass practical application through units like Public Health Planning and Evaluation, and a significant Masters Project or Translational Science research component. You will graduate with advanced analytical skills and a comprehensive understanding of public health strategies, ready for diverse career pathways in government health departments, non-governmental organisations, and health research institutions.