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The Master of Health Sciences (MHealSc) degree allows study at a postgraduate level across a range of health disciplines, and research experience (thesis, dissertation or project) in the student's area of specialisation.

Normally before embarking upon study within the Master of Health Sciences programme, students would first complete a (PGCertHealSc) and/or a (PGDipHealSc). Students are normally required to obtain a B average over their Postgraduate Diploma (and including a B+ in an appropriate research methods paper) in order to be admitted to Masters study.

Information for new applicants

The Master of Health Sciences (MHealSc) comprises 120 points. This can be a thesis worth the entire 120 points, a 60 point dissertation and further papers to the value of 60 points, or 30 point research project and 90 points of further papers.

A 30 point research methods paper is a requirement for the Master of Health Sciences. It can be taken as a generic 鈥渦nendorsed鈥� option or as an "endorsed" option from those listed below.

Each 鈥渆ndorsed鈥� option has different requirements so it is important to seek course advice before you apply. You can obtain information about each endorsement by clicking on the links below.

The Master of Health Sciences is taught from three campuses (Dunedin, Christchurch and Wellington).

Endorsements marked with an asterisk are available through .

Each endorsement is based at a particular campus indicated below: D = Dunedin, C = Christchurch, W = Wellington.

• * W
• * W
• * D
• D, C, W
• D
• * C
• * C
• * C
• * C
• * D
• * W
• * C
• * W

Schedule of Papers

• Community Child Health (30 points)
• Qualitative Research (30 points)
• Sexual and Reproductive Health (30 points)
• Te T奴hauora: M膩ori Health (30 points)
• Refugee and Migrant Health (30 points)
• Supporting Healthier Lifestyles: Core Principles (15 points)
• Supporting Healthier Lifestyles: Sleep Management (15 points)
• Supporting Healthier Lifestyles: Addiction and Drug Abuse (15 points)
• Supporting Healthier Lifestyles: Challenging Conversations (15 points)
• Pacific Health (30 points)
• Obesity Prevention and management (30 points)
• Core Studies in Medical Practice (30 points)
• Research Methods (30 points)
• Advanced Nature of General Practice (15 points)
• Teaching and Learning in Medical Practice (15 points)
• Ethics in General Practice (15 points)
• Law and Psychiatry (15 points)
• Applied patient-centred care (30 points)
• Elective topics in patient-centred care (30 points)
• 爆走黑料 Primary Health Care (30 points)
• Wilderness Medicine (30 points)

All papers with the following subject codes:

• AVME
• BITC
• CHIC
• COBE
• CTMG
• HASC
• HAZA
• MSME
• NURS
• NUTN
• OCCH
• PAIN
• PHTY
• PSME
• PUBH
• REHB
• SPME

Notes:

(1) Not all papers are available in Dunedin, Christchurch and Wellington.

(2) This list of papers is not exclusive.

(3) Some papers may be taken only for specific endorsed options.

1. be a graduate in a health-related field or possess an appropriate health professional qualification requiring at least three years of full-time tertiary study;
2. have completed the Postgraduate Diploma in Health Sciences or equivalent with grades averaging B or better;
3. have completed 30 points of research methods at NZQF Level 8 with a grade (or average grade if more than one paper is used to complete the 30 points) of B+ or better; and
4. provide evidence of ability for advanced level academic study.

• be a graduate in a health-related field or possess an appropriate health professional qualification requiring at least three years of full-time tertiary study;
• have completed the Postgraduate Diploma in Health Sciences or equivalent with grades averaging B+ or better; and
• provide evidence of ability for advanced level academic study.