Contribute to advancing human health by studying Clinical Research and developing the skills necessary to conduct evidence-based research that enhances medical knowledge.
In this program, you will learn both qualitative and quantitative research methods, and gain expertise in critically evaluating current literature. You will acquire knowledge in designing rigorous studies, conducting ethical clinical trials, addressing cultural considerations in research, and effectively presenting research findings.
Elevate your qualifications with a Master of Clinical Research (MClinRes), building on a Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Research (PGDipClinRes). The Master’s program includes a thesis that typically involves a comprehensive literature review, detailed research methodology description, and preliminary results.
If you have substantial clinical research experience but have not completed the Diploma, you may still qualify for admission to the Master’s program.
You can complete the Master’s degree in one year full-time or extend it to three years part-time. While most students conduct their thesis research under university supervision, you have the option to study at an approved external site; details on how to apply for this are available.
