Master of Women's and Children's Health

Applicants must demonstrate one of the following:

• Completed a UTS recognised bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in midwifery, nursing, allied health or health science field;

OR

• Completion of the Graduate Certificate in Women’s and Children’s Health;

OR

• Completion of the Graduate Certificate in Child and Family Health.

While completing the Master of Women’s and Children’s Health from UTS Online, you will study 13-15 subjects, depending on total credit point value:

Core subjects:

• Contemporary Women’s Health Issues
• The Child in the Contemporary World
• Global Perspectives in Sexual, Reproductive, and Maternal Health
• Legal and Ethical Issues in Women’s Health
• Leading Health and Social Care
• Indigenous Public Health
• Foundations in Public Health

Major subjects (Select a major OR complete 4-5 subjects from the following):

Health research major:

• Fundamentals of Biostatistics
• Fundamentals of Qualitative Research
• Contemporary Approaches to Digital Health
• Research in Health
  Note: Elective 096314 Evidence for informing Practice is a prerequisite for this course
• Fundamentals of Epidemiology

Leadership and Management in Health Care major:

• Organisational Management in Health Care

And select 3 from the following:

• Health Systems and Change
• Managing Quality, Risk and Cost in Health Care
• Policy, Power and Politics in Health Care
• Creating a Culture of Teaching and Learning in Healthcare
• Using Health Care Data for Decision Making
• Planning and Evaluating Health Services

Reproductive Health major:

• An introduction to Reproductive Health
• Assisted Reproduction
  Note: 090008 An Introduction to Reproductive Health is a prerequisite for this course
• Reproductive and Sexual Health: A Population Health Approach
• Therapeutic Communication in Reproductive Health

Elective subjects:

Complete 2 subjects from the following:

• Foundations of the Australian Healthcare System
• Evidence for Informing Practice
• Learning and its Trajectories
• Strategic Learning in Workplaces
• Trauma Informed Care in Practice
• Improving Safety and Quality in Healthcare
• Specialty Clinical Practice