University of Melbourne Courses

The Harvard Business Review has labelled data science the ""sexiest job of the 21st century"". We're creating more than 2.5 exabytes of data every day. Someone needs to make sense of it all.

The Graduate Diploma in International Psychiatry gives medical practitioners the necessary knowledge and skills to provide up to date and quality care to patients with mental illness.

The clinical psychology program at the University of Melbourne began in the early 1970s. The Master of Psychology (Clinical Psychology) program enjoys an excellent reputation as one of the premier clinical psychology programs in the country.

The Graduate Diploma in Surgical Anatomy is designed to build your confidence in anatomical knowledge and strengthen your portfolio with targeted approaches in the areas of teamwork, communication and technical ability.

Course Description The Master of Fine Arts aims to provide opportunities for suitably qualified candidates to develop their potential for research, develop mastery in their field of practice and contribute to understandings of contemporary artistic practice and theories of arts and culture.

The Master of IT Management (Executive) is a unique online course covering critical areas in information systems management and digital business.

The Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) at University of Melbourne is the first Australian professional-entry, master's-level dental degree.

In 2021 this course can be undertaken wholly online.

The Doctor of Education is a research doctorate for experienced professionals with educational responsibilities.

Challenge yourself in a degree that broadens your skillset and advances your career prospects. The Master of Arts (Thesis Only) lets you showcase your ability to present and argue a coherent hypothesis on your chosen issue, as supported by research and analysis.

The Doctor of Philosophy - Arts - also known as a PhD or Doctorate - is the highest Arts degree offered by the University of Melbourne.

The Master of Veterinary Studies runs parallel with training for the Fellowship of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists (FANZCVS).