The Graduate Diploma of Health Research develops skills in: research design; epidemiology; quantitative and qualitative research methodologies and application of evidence-based health research skills within the broader health sector and health professional practice.

Unique features of the course include learning from acclaimed research and public health experts; the choice of specialist electives from any stream: public health practice, Indigenous health and global health; and the emphasis placed on applied research.

2023 Modes of Study

Internal Mode- on offer at CDU Casuarina Campus for:

Semester 1 - PHM516 Indigenous Health, PHM519 Clinical Trials & Other Intervention Studies, PHM526 Research Design, PHM552 Epidemiology, PHM592 Global Health,  

Semester 2 -   PHM527 Research, Ethics & Impact, PHM553 Biostatistics,  PHM559 Health Policy, PHM588 Qualitative Research

External Mode: for all PHM units delivered through Charles Darwin University’s online learning environment ‘Learnline’.

Graduate Diploma of Health Research Study Plans

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Academic Pathway

Following completion of the Graduate Diploma of Health Research students can articulate to a Master of Health Research,  Master of Public Health or proceed, with approval, to Higher Degree Research (HDR) training.

 

 Graduate Diploma of Health Research CRICOS Course Code: 0101052 |