Details
| University Location | Gold Coast, Queensland |
|---|---|
| City Population | 647,000 |
| Student Population | 45,000 |
| Int'l Student Population | 8,500 |
| Main Campus | Gold Coast |
| Program Campus | Gold Coast, Online |
| Program Duration | 1 – 1.5 years |
| Estimated Annual Tuition | AUD$41,000 AUD (2027 fees; subject to increase) |
| Trimester Intakes | March, July, November |
| Application Deadline | Rolling admissions* |
| CRICOS Provider | 00233E |
| TEQSA | PRV12076 |
Overview
The Master of Public Health at Griffith University is a multi-disciplinary program that provides the knowledge and skills to work in a wide range of public health professions. It focuses on the systems and practices that shape the health of nations, communities and individuals and the environments in which they live, work and take their leisure.
As a Griffith public health student, you will investigate issues that help determine quality of life, such as globalization, technology, environmental degradation and population trends, lifestyle and nutrition, control of existing and emerging communicable diseases, workplace health, and food and drug safety.
Program
Public health professionals play a critical role in improving population well-being, shaping health policy, and responding to complex global health challenges. Griffith’s Master of Public Health equips you with the knowledge, analytical skills, and practical capabilities to design, deliver, and evaluate public health programs that make a real-world impact.
You’ll learn how social conditions, environments, and systems shape health—and how to apply this understanding to reduce inequities, prevent disease, and improve health outcomes across complex and varied community and policy contexts.
This program is ideal if you’re seeking to advance your career in health policy and planning, build population-level expertise to complement clinical or allied health experience, pursue public health roles locally or internationally, or transition into public health from a health or science background.
Highlights of Studying the Master of Public Health
- Gain a strong foundation in population health, epidemiology and health policy
- Apply analytical and epidemiological skills to plan, implement, and evaluate population-based interventions
- Analyze population health data to support evidence-based public health decision-making
- Explore international and global health contexts, including equity, community engagement, and human rights
- Design and evaluate health promotion and disease prevention programs across diverse settings
- Communicate public health evidence effectively to inform practice, policy, and stakeholders
- Build practical skills through applied assessment tasks, case studies, and project-based learning that reflect current public health practice
Griffith University also offers a Master of Global Public Health.
Admission Requirements
Completed bachelor’s degree
You must have a suitable bachelor’s degree in a related field with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0/4.0. Related fields include public health, health services management, environmental health, allied health, medicine, nursing, psychology, clinical, research biomedical health and social science.
Those with a suitable postgraduate qualification (master’s, graduate certificate, or graduate diploma) in a related field may be eligible for up to 40 credit points of credit and may be able to complete the program in 1 year. Please contact OzTREKK for more information.
Admission Timeline
*Offers are made throughout the year based on academic merit and subject to availability in the program. You’re encouraged to apply as early as possible.


































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