Master in Science (Medicine)

The University of Notre Dame Australia, Sydney campus, founded in 1989, offers a values-driven, student-centered environment across multiple locations including Sydney, Broome and Fremantle. With around 12,000 students and a growing international cohort, Notre Dame blends rigorous academics with a commitment to holistic development. International students benefit from a welcoming campus culture, faith-informed ethics and a strong emphasis on community engagement.

Notre Dame provides 53 undergraduate and postgraduate pathways across disciplines such as health, education, law and the humanities, delivered by dedicated faculty in small-class settings. Study options across different campuses give students flexibility to experience varied Australian environments and professional networks. Practical learning is embedded through placements, clinics and community projects, while campus services support orientation, English development and visa guidance for international learners.

Graduates leave Notre Dame with professional skills, ethical awareness and real-world experience that support employment and further study. The university promotes research and applied projects tied to local communities and industries, offering students opportunities to contribute meaningfully while building resumes. For international applicants seeking a supportive campus, clear pathways and a values-based education in Australia, Notre Dame is an approachable choice that balances academic quality with personal growth.

The Master in Science (Medicine) at the University of Notre Dame Australia is a research-based degree for those who prefer a Masters to a PhD. This program is best suited for students who have a Bachelor's degree and want to conduct research in epidemiology, basic science, or clinical research.

The curriculum focuses on supervised research, with the option to include research training coursework. Students will work on a thesis in their chosen area of research, developing skills in critical thinking, problem-solving, and scientific writing.

Graduates of this program can pursue careers as Medical Researchers, Clinical Trials Coordinators, Epidemiologists, Research Scientists, or Public Health Specialists. They can work in hospitals, research institutions, universities, or government agencies, applying their knowledge and skills to improve human health and wellbeing.