Master of Environmental Health
Flinders University
Course Fee:
Australian: $44,928
International: $62,000
Entry Requirements:
Applicants must normally hold an approved bachelor degree or equivalent qualification and have successfully completed a minimum of one semester full time equivalent study (18 units or equivalent) in basic sciences such as chemistry, physics, microbiology, physiology, biology and life sciences; or must hold the Graduate Diploma in Environmental Health Practice from Flinders University or equivalent qualification.
Structure:
This is a 72 unit program where students complete ten core (compulsory) topics, either a major or minor research project, and three option topics chosen from a range of option topics available. These topics aim to introduce students to risk assessment and the use of toxicological, microbiological and epidemiological paradigms for assessing and managing environmental health risk. The major research project will give students the opportunity to liaise with the external professional community and practice the theoretical skills gained through the detailed and high level research of an issue of interest in the environmental health arena. The minor research project will provide skills of collation and critical interpretation of data, presentation of ideas in a coherent format and the ability to communicate these ideas in logical well argued formats.
Subjects you can Study:
Environmental health
Study Pathways:
Students who have two years of professional practice following completion of an undergraduate degree in environmental health or equivalent will receive 36 units of credit. Students who hold the Graduate Diploma in Environmental Health Practice or equivalent will be eligible for 36 units of credit.
Accepts International Students:
Yes
Related Careers:
Environmental Health Officer,| Campus | ATAR/OP | Adjusted | Mid Year Intake | Study Mode | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bedford Park | No info | Yes | Part time | 4 years | |
| Bedford Park | No info | Yes | Full time | 2 years | |
| Bedford Park | No info | Yes | Online | 2 years |
Introduction
Globally focused and locally engaged, Flinders University is making a difference through innovative research, excellence in teaching and learning, and exceptional student experience.
Why study with us
Flinders University is headquartered in South Australia with a footprint that extends through regional and remote Australia. Ranked in the top 2% of world universities[1], Flinders is number one in South Australia for teaching quality, student support, student–teacher ratio and undergraduate starting salary.[2]
In an era of disruptive change, Flinders University is growing its international reputation as a world leader in research, an innovator in contemporary education and a source of enterprising graduates equipped to change the world.
Unique innovation offerings are supported by the Flinders New Venture Institute, a global entrepreneurship leader[3] located at the University’s high-tech Tonsley campus, while Flinders’ Victoria Square campus provides a study space in the heart of the city. An award-winning student hub at main campus fosters interactive learning in a digitally enabled environment. Students may also complete a Doctor of Medicine through Flinders’ Northern Territory Medical Program.
Internationally, joint courses are delivered with leading universities in China, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia.
Flinders’ research strengths include biomedical and clinical sciences, culture, policy and society, health and human behaviour, molecular science and technology, defence, engineering, water and environment. Its research contributions are rich and growing, with some 90 per cent ranked at or above world class[4].
Facilities and services
In 2020 Flinders Train Station will open, connecting Flinders’ main campus to Tonsley. The adjacent Flinders Village development has commenced, to add further research facilities and student accommodation amid shops and other amenities in a thriving urban centre.
Whether you’re enjoying the leafy surrounds of the Bedford Park campus, immersed in the CBD at Victoria Square or contemplating the industries of the future at our state-of-the-art Tonsley facility, Flinders prides itself on offering students a great on-campus experience.
There’s also the option to study online, giving you the flexibility to learn whenever and wherever you’re located.
Find out more.
Admission and election
Whether you are a Year 12 student, a non-school leaver wanting to start your university studies or you want to further your university studies, we offer a range of pathways to gain admission into Flinders.
Undergraduate and postgraduate courses are offered for some 26,000 students. Flinders’ 5,400 international students come from more than 90 countries, with main campus featuring onsite accommodation for 560 students and an international pathways centre.
With our globally recognised degrees, vibrant campuses, exceptional teachers and strong industry connections, you’ll get all the support you need to build a great career.
We understand everyone has different needs at different times across their university journey. From before you apply and throughout your studies, the Flinders team is here to help with enrolment and academic advice, health and well-being support, social engagement advice and more.
Visit our website to find out more or to get in touch with one of our Prospective Student Advisors.
Study options
Whether you’re beginning your university journey, upskilling or changing careers, Flinders gives you the chance to develop practical, real-world skills geared towards a successful career. Our industry links, job placement opportunities and Work Integrated Learning (WIL) program have helped us become South Australia’s number one university for starting salary.
Visit our website to find out more.
[1] THE World University Rankings 2020 according to the International Association of Universities
[2] Good Universities Guide 2020
[3] UBI World Benchmark Study 2019
[4] Flinders rating 89.7%, rounded up to 90%. Excellence in Research for Australia, 2018
Course Fee:
Australian: $44,928
International: $62,000
Entry Requirements:
Applicants must normally hold an approved bachelor degree or equivalent qualification and have successfully completed a minimum of one semester full time equivalent study (18 units or equivalent) in basic sciences such as chemistry, physics, microbiology, physiology, biology and life sciences; or must hold the Graduate Diploma in Environmental Health Practice from Flinders University or equivalent qualification.
Structure:
This is a 72 unit program where students complete ten core (compulsory) topics, either a major or minor research project, and three option topics chosen from a range of option topics available. These topics aim to introduce students to risk assessment and the use of toxicological, microbiological and epidemiological paradigms for assessing and managing environmental health risk. The major research project will give students the opportunity to liaise with the external professional community and practice the theoretical skills gained through the detailed and high level research of an issue of interest in the environmental health arena. The minor research project will provide skills of collation and critical interpretation of data, presentation of ideas in a coherent format and the ability to communicate these ideas in logical well argued formats.
Subjects you can Study:
Environmental health
Study Pathways:
Students who have two years of professional practice following completion of an undergraduate degree in environmental health or equivalent will receive 36 units of credit. Students who hold the Graduate Diploma in Environmental Health Practice or equivalent will be eligible for 36 units of credit.
Accepts International Students:
Yes
Related Careers:
Environmental Health Officer,| Campus | ATAR/OP | Adjusted | Mid Year Intake | Study Mode | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bedford Park | No info | Yes | Part time | 4 years | |
| Bedford Park | No info | Yes | Full time | 2 years | |
| Bedford Park | No info | Yes | Online | 2 years |
Introduction
Globally focused and locally engaged, Flinders University is making a difference through innovative research, excellence in teaching and learning, and exceptional student experience.
Why study with us
Flinders University is headquartered in South Australia with a footprint that extends through regional and remote Australia. Ranked in the top 2% of world universities[1], Flinders is number one in South Australia for teaching quality, student support, student–teacher ratio and undergraduate starting salary.[2]
In an era of disruptive change, Flinders University is growing its international reputation as a world leader in research, an innovator in contemporary education and a source of enterprising graduates equipped to change the world.
Unique innovation offerings are supported by the Flinders New Venture Institute, a global entrepreneurship leader[3] located at the University’s high-tech Tonsley campus, while Flinders’ Victoria Square campus provides a study space in the heart of the city. An award-winning student hub at main campus fosters interactive learning in a digitally enabled environment. Students may also complete a Doctor of Medicine through Flinders’ Northern Territory Medical Program.
Internationally, joint courses are delivered with leading universities in China, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia.
Flinders’ research strengths include biomedical and clinical sciences, culture, policy and society, health and human behaviour, molecular science and technology, defence, engineering, water and environment. Its research contributions are rich and growing, with some 90 per cent ranked at or above world class[4].
Facilities and services
In 2020 Flinders Train Station will open, connecting Flinders’ main campus to Tonsley. The adjacent Flinders Village development has commenced, to add further research facilities and student accommodation amid shops and other amenities in a thriving urban centre.
Whether you’re enjoying the leafy surrounds of the Bedford Park campus, immersed in the CBD at Victoria Square or contemplating the industries of the future at our state-of-the-art Tonsley facility, Flinders prides itself on offering students a great on-campus experience.
There’s also the option to study online, giving you the flexibility to learn whenever and wherever you’re located.
Find out more.
Admission and election
Whether you are a Year 12 student, a non-school leaver wanting to start your university studies or you want to further your university studies, we offer a range of pathways to gain admission into Flinders.
Undergraduate and postgraduate courses are offered for some 26,000 students. Flinders’ 5,400 international students come from more than 90 countries, with main campus featuring onsite accommodation for 560 students and an international pathways centre.
With our globally recognised degrees, vibrant campuses, exceptional teachers and strong industry connections, you’ll get all the support you need to build a great career.
We understand everyone has different needs at different times across their university journey. From before you apply and throughout your studies, the Flinders team is here to help with enrolment and academic advice, health and well-being support, social engagement advice and more.
Visit our website to find out more or to get in touch with one of our Prospective Student Advisors.
Study options
Whether you’re beginning your university journey, upskilling or changing careers, Flinders gives you the chance to develop practical, real-world skills geared towards a successful career. Our industry links, job placement opportunities and Work Integrated Learning (WIL) program have helped us become South Australia’s number one university for starting salary.
Visit our website to find out more.
[1] THE World University Rankings 2020 according to the International Association of Universities
[2] Good Universities Guide 2020
[3] UBI World Benchmark Study 2019
[4] Flinders rating 89.7%, rounded up to 90%. Excellence in Research for Australia, 2018
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