Graduate · Nursing & Health Sciences
Master of Medicine - research
UNSW Sydney, Sydney, NSW, Australia
About this program
The Master of Medicine (Research) at UNSW Sydney is a masters-level research degree for postgraduate students in the Faculty of Medicine and Health. Candidates undertake a supervised original investigation and produce a thesis that makes a defined contribution to knowledge in their field of medicine. Research is hosted by the Kirby Institute, which focuses on infectious diseases and immunity, and candidates enrol for between 96 and 144 units of credit over about two years of full-time equivalent study. Research is normally undertaken at a UNSW campus, teaching hospital or associated research facility. The degree suits medical and health practitioners building formal research capability before doctoral study.
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