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Public health

Drive population health at scale by shaping policy, systems and large-scale interventions.

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Health management

Lead healthcare organisations to deliver efficient, high-quality care through strong leadership and strategy.

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Health promotion

Design targeted programs that influence behaviour change and improve health in communities.

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Health economics

Shape health policy by applying economic modelling and data to optimise resources and impact.

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Speech pathology

Support people with communication and swallowing challenges to improve daily function and quality of life.

Did you know?

Over half a million new jobs in healthcare and social assistance are projected in Australia by 2034² – creating significant career opportunities in public health.

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Choose your next step in health

Postgraduate study that fits your future

Flexible ways to study Skills you can put into practice

Choose online, blended or part-time study options designed to work around your professional and personal commitments.

Build contemporary skills through industry-informed coursework, applied research and practical learning opportunities.

Select a qualification that supports your goals, whether you want to specialise, progress your career or move into a new area of health.

Connect with health organisations and professional networks through placements and industry-engaged learning available in selected courses.

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Health Manager

Oversee the delivery of healthcare services by leading teams, managing budgets and resources, and coordinating day-to-day operations. Health managers work to improve service efficiency, patient safety and quality of care while ensuring organisations meet regulatory, workforce and strategic objectives.

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Health Economist

Analyse health data, economic trends and service outcomes to understand how resources can be used most effectively. Health economists evaluate programs, treatments and policies, helping governments and healthcare organisations make informed decisions that improve access, affordability and population health outcomes.

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Health Professional

Apply clinical, technical or specialist expertise to assess needs, deliver care and support individuals across a range of health settings. Health professionals work collaboratively with patients, families and other practitioners to improve health outcomes, promote wellbeing and provide safe, evidence-based services.

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Policy Adviser

Research complex health issues and develop evidence-based advice to guide government policy, programs and funding decisions. Policy advisers consult with stakeholders, analyse data and assess potential impacts to support effective reforms and improve the performance, accessibility and sustainability of health systems.

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Shaped by leading health organisations

Co-designed with leading health organisations, our courses reflect current practice and policy priorities. You’ll graduate with skills aligned to today’s health sector and workforce needs.

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Course details

Get an overview of each course, including what you’ll study, key skills you’ll build and how each qualification prepares you for a range of career pathways.

Trimester dates by course

There are three trimesters per calendar year. Each trimester lasts four months. Two trimesters are equal to one full academic year.

Deakin’s trimesters run from:

  • March to June (Trimester 1)

  • July to October (Trimester 2)

  • November to February (Trimester 3)

Find trimester intakes for your course in the course guide.

Fees and scholarships

Learn how university fees work and explore financial assistance options to reduce your course costs, from scholarships to government help loans.

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