Master of Research - Health Sciences at Swinburne University of Technology

Doctor of Philosophy candidates undertake supervised research with the aim of making a significant and original contribution to a discipline or profession. Candidates complete research, which may be pure, exploratory, applied, experimental and/or creative. They must submit a written research thesis, or a written research thesis including associated papers, of between 70,000 and 100,000 words. The graduate certificate aims to support students doctoral research and enhance their capacity to contribute significantly to knowledge in their discipline. The course also seeks to enhance students career prospects and employability through innovative research coursework and workshops. Students may also have the option of undertaking a work placement as an elective unit.

Studying a Master of Dietetics at Swinburne will empower you to make a positive impact on the health of Australians. You will develop skills in both traditional and emerging areas of dietetic practice, learning to work with a range of evolving food and health management strategies. Units cover a range of innovative topics including entrepreneurship, leadership and business, sports nutrition, and paediatric nutrition.