Masters (Research)
The Master of Medicine (by Research) enables medical graduates to develop advanced competencies in medical research through guided projects, equipping them with analytical and problem-solving skills to contribute to improved patient care and medical practices.
Expand your scope of practice and develop advanced competencies in medical research.
Gain hands-on experience while learning from expert academics and medical professionals.
Designed to meet the requirements for a higher degree in medicine.
The Master of Medicine (by Research) offers medical graduates the opportunity to explore a specific area of medicine through a guided research project. Under the supervision of experienced academics, you'll advance your knowledge, research skills, and expertise in medical research.
Throughout the program, you'll develop analytical thinking, problem-solving abilities, and research capabilities. You'll learn about current evidence-based practices and methodologies, equipping you to evaluate medical care delivery in today's healthcare environment.
By the end of the course, you'll be proficient in using evidence-based knowledge and research skills to plan, conduct, and assess medical research projects. This will prepare you to contribute to the advancement of medical practices and improved patient care.
Who is the Master of Medicine by Research for?This course is for medical graduates of at least two years standing and not less than two years of experience as a medical officer in a hospital affiliated with an appropriate university for teaching purposes. To be eligible, you must have the support of your employing hospital and meet the entry requirements set by the University of Melbourne.
Why study the Master of Medicine by Research?The Master of Medicine (by Research) provides an opportunity for medical graduates to specialise in medical research and contribute to the advancement of medical practices. It's a specialised program that requires collaboration within a multidisciplinary team, ensuring research findings contribute to improving patient care and medical outcomes.
Offered in a research-based model, this course will enable you to competently conduct medical research and potentially pursue further academic or research roles in the field of medicine.
This course is for medical graduates of at least two years standing and not less than two years of experience as a medical officer in a hospital affiliated with an appropriate university for teaching purposes. To be eligible, you must have the support of your employing hospital and meet the entry requirements set by the University of Melbourne.
The Master of Medicine (by Research) offers medical graduates the opportunity to explore a specific area of medicine through a guided research project. Under the supervision of experienced academics, you'll advance your knowledge, research skills, and expertise in medical research.
Throughout the program, you'll develop analytical thinking, problem-solving abilities, and research capabilities. You'll learn about current evidence-based practices and methodologies, equipping you to evaluate medical care delivery in today's healthcare environment.
By the end of the course, you'll be proficient in using evidence-based knowledge and research skills to plan, conduct, and assess medical research projects. This will prepare you to contribute to the advancement of medical practices and improved patient care.