University of Sydney (USYD) Courses

Our Doctor of Clinical Dentistry (Endodontics) addresses the increasing need of endodontic specialists in the health sector.

We offer dentists the chance to extend their skills in the specialisation of endodontics, notably, root canal treatment.

The Honours program builds on the knowledge gained in the Bachelor of International Studies and helps develop skills relevant to higher degrees by research.

Develop specialised technical knowledge in biomedical engineering to help you transition to an engineering career.

Unique in Australia, this course provides a structured curriculum in clinical neurophysiology techniques such as electroencephalography, nerve conduction studies, electromyography, and evoked potential recordings, to complement experiential learning.

Using the core principles of pain assessment, treatment and management, you will learn about diagnosing orofacial pain and multidisciplinary approaches to treatment including drug administration, physiotherapy, rehabilitation and surgery.

With a focus on sustainable design and building performance for a low-carbon built environment, this course will see you develop advanced technical, collaborative and cultural competencies to drive world-leading environmental outcomes in interdisciplinary teams and projects.

Our Master of Health Policy and Planning will provide you with a detailed and practical understanding of health systems and the policy-making process.

It offers a strong and explicit focus on health policy, moving beyond administration and management to progress early-mid public service...

Students will be introduced to the overarching principles of health promotion, its role in preventing or reducing the impact of injury and ill health.

This course explores techniques to extend the role and improve the aesthetics of breast conservation surgery.

Our course covers the fundamentals of immunology, the immune response to pathogens and cancer, immune-mediated diseases, immunological methods used in diagnosis and immunotherapeutics.