Faculty of Health
Graduate Certificate in Clinical Epidemiology
| Program Code | 11684 |
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| Graduate Level | Postgraduate |
| Locations | |
| Contributing Schools and Faculties | Faculty of Health School of Biomedical Sciences |
| Admission Instructions | How to apply as a: |
| Program Award Rules and Schedules | Rules Governing Postgraduate Coursework Awards 40 Unit Graduate Certificate Model Schedule - 000397 40 Unit Graduate Certificate Model Schedule - 000404 |
| Mode of delivery | On Campus and via Distance Learning. |
Back to topDescription
The Graduate Certificate in Clinical Epidemiology is an introductory program of particular relevance to those in public health. It allows students to gain some research skills and training relevant to their area of employment, whilst not necessitating immersion in study to the same depth as that required for a Graduate Diploma. Candidates must complete one prescribed course and may choose three 10 unit courses from the Approved Course List, keeping in mind assumed knowledge requirements.
Back to topCareer Opportunities
Graduation from these programs helps to prepare for a career in education - Faculty appointments at tertiary institution; research - Research academic or research follow in clinical or public health focused research institutions; policy - Policy formulation, analysis and evaluation roles in government, private industry, or non-profit organisations or Public Health practice - at local or state health departments.
Back to topAdmission Requirements
Bachelor degree in Medicine, Pharmacy, Mathematics, Statistics, Science or Applied Science in a health related discipline, or a Bachelor degree in Arts (with a major sequence of study in psychology, sociology or other social/behavioural science discipline), or other qualifications approved for this purpose by the Pro Vice-Chancellor, Faculty of Health. In special circumstances an applicant holding other acceptable academic or professional qualifications and with relevant work experience may be admitted as a candidate.
Back to topInternational Students
The programs are structured to provide opportunities for international students. Applicants will be assessed on an individual basis. The programs are likely to attract international students and strategies for program-specific student support will be developed in consultation with participating students. International students will be encouraged to avail themselves of existing University support networks and services.
Back to topSpecial Needs
Under Academic Senate resolution (01:335) (28 November 2001), the Faculty accepts that it is responsible for providing reasonable accommodations for students with special needs, in liaison with the Student Support Unit, which offers practical assistance and advice to students with a disability or chronic illness. The Faculty will seek advice from the Student Support Unit as to what constitutes "reasonable accommodations" under Anti-Discrimination legislation.
Back to topAdditional Information
The programs aim to provide participants with the competencies to conceptualise, design and carry out epidemiological research that addresses priority health problems in both clinical and community settings. Additionally, the program aim to integrate knowledge of research methods from the disciplines of Biostatistics, Health Social Sciences, and Economics in the development of epidemiological research.
Back to topRequirements and Structure
Six months full time or part time equivalent. This program is offered online and is not accepting International on campus students.
Back to topCourse Information
| Back to topCore Courses | |||
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| Complete the following core courses to fulfil the requirements of this program. | |||
| EPID6420 | Epidemiology A - Basic Methods | 10 units | |
