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MASTER OF APPLIED EPIDEMIOLOGY (MAE)

22 months full-time

The Master of Applied Epidemiology commenced in 1991 and provides opportunities for future leaders in national and global disease control. The MAE is a challenging hands-on program which develops high level expertise in applying epidemiological methods to outbreak investigations, health information systems, and health problems with a strong emphasis on prevention, intervention, evaluation and policy development. It involves three months of intensive coursework at NCEPH, the remainder in a field placement associated with a State or Territory health department or other health-related institution.

Admission requirements: a graduate qualification in a health-related discipline and at least two years previous experience in a health-related setting.

Entry to the MAE is normally by scholarship only.

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INFORMATION FOR APPLICANTS

Information about the MAE program is available for download below. For further information, please contact the Student Officer.

MAE Information Booklet

MAE Application Pack

(If you have any difficulties accessing the Information Booklet or Application Pack, please email or call the Student Office 02 6125 2790).

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Prospective applicants often have similar questions. We have compiled a list of FAQs to assist.
If this doesn't cover all your queries, please contact the NCEPH Student Office on 02 6125 2790.

Field Placements

Field Placements offered in 2009