Study Master of Public Health at La Trobe University in Australia, School of Psychology and Public Health

About this course

About this course
Study options
Entry requirements
- International

What will I learn?

Master of Public Health will give you important foundations in systems thinking, epidemiology, policy and research methods. Learn how to gather, interpret and leverage health data to create a healthier society. Understand the key principles of promotion, protection and prevention. Develop your research skills and learn how to influence our health systems.You'll gain the skills you need to work in health systems around the world. By developing a global and multidisciplinary approach, you'll gain an understanding of public health that can genuinely influence the wellbeing of individuals, families and communities.Critically apply, reflect on, and synthesise the theoretical principles and skills for public health practice. Investigate, critique, explain, and solve complex local and global public health problems drawing on advanced integrated knowledge and skills for practice. Conceive, create, lead, and evaluate achievable public health initiatives

Which department am I in?

School of Psychology and Public Health

CRICOS

019986G

Study options

Full Time (2 Years)

Tuition fees

A$44,200.00 (US$ 29,129) per year

Accommodation (Chisholm College-Single Room) - $230 (Per Week)

Start date

November 2026

Venue

City Campus

Level 2 and Level 3, 360 Collins Street,

Melbourne,

Victoria,

3000, MELBOURNE, Australia

Full Time (2 Years)

Tuition fees

A$46,000.00 (US$ 30,315) per year

Start date

May 2027

Venue

City Campus

Level 2 and Level 3, 360 Collins Street,

Melbourne,

Victoria,

3000, MELBOURNE, Australia

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Entry requirements

For international students

PrerequisitesPrior learning developed through relevant work experience or professional accreditation, where it is deemed to be at least equivalent to that obtained through a Bachelor degree, may be considered. In making an offer to an applicant, the University will give consideration to a range of factors, including academic record, English proficiency and/or employment experience.240 credit point pathway – Non-cognate Entry - (2 years):Successful completion of a 3 year Australian Bachelor degree (or its equivalent).180 credit point pathway - Cognate Entry - (1.5 years):Successful completion of a 3 year Australian Bachelor degree (or its equivalent) in a cognate health field plus two years of relevant work experience.Selection criteriaThe University will access your official transcript upon application.All applicants must complete and submit a Personal Statement.

*There may be different IELTS requirements depending on your chosen course.