The Master of Women's Health Care offers a broad range of postgraduate study options to those involved in the provision of health services for women.  Inclusive of public health, social and clinical aspects women's health care, and developed between women's health, psychology, nursing, midwifery and medical disciplines across two Schools, this course will cater for students from a range of undergraduate backgrounds.  It will provide graduates with the knowledge and skills to improve the delivery of care to women within the individual clinical, policy and/or organisational context.

This course is available to students who hold a Bachelor degree from a recognised University in a health or relevant area.

The Master of Women’s Health Care has 9 units with the potential for exit with a Graduate Diploma or Graduate Certificate. The course is designed to accommodate the needs of individuals from various disciplines with the opportunity to do electives in relevant areas of interest.