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Please note: In 2021, this course will be changing its name to Specialist Certificate in Clinical Rehabilitation (pending Academic Board Approval). You will also learn to design and implement rehabilitation strategies in a holistic, person-centred manner an individual and group level.

Whether via enhancing global food production or pursuing advances in cancer prophylactics, therapeutics or diagnostics, biotechnology professionals can deliver huge opportunities for the wellbeing of our global population.

The Master of Veterinary Studies runs parallel with training for the Fellowship of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists (FANZCVS).

Which part of our planet do you want to explore? Deep beneath the lithosphere, or out into the atmosphere? Our research ranges from the solid Earth to the fluid Earth and the processes that operate at the interface of these regions.

What do you get when you combine genetics, molecular biology, biochemistry and physiology with computer science, statistics and applied mathematics? The answer? Bioinformatics - tools that give you the power to unlock biological secrets.

Please note: In 2021, this course will be changing its name to Master of Clinical Rehabilitation (pending Academic Board Approval). The course has been developed around three major themes: theory and practice, research and innovation, and rehabilitation in context.

Please note: In 2021, this course will be changing its name to Graduate Diploma in Clinical Rehabilitation (pending Academic Board Approval). This course has been developed around three major themes: theory and practice, research and innovation, and rehabilitation in context.

Please note: In 2021, this course will be changing its name to Graduate Certificate in Clinical Rehabilitation (pending Academic Board Approval). This course promotes contemporary best practice rehabilitation in multiple clinical and community contexts, in national and global settings.