Master of Diagnostic Genomics

Flexible delivery This course is delivered online and can be completed in full-time or part-time study mode.

Domestic Students

International Students

Academic entry requirements

A completed recognised bachelor degree (or higher award) completed within the last ten years in any of the following areas or relevant disciplines:

• biology
• biochemistry
• biotechnology
• biomedical sciences
• cell biology
• dentistry
• dietetics
• forensic science
• genetics
• medicine
• nursing
• pharmacy
• veterinary science

If your degree was completed more than ten years ago, you must provide evidence of graduate work experience and/or further studies since course completion with your application for it to be considered.

Careers and outcomes(DOM,INT)

This course is designed to qualify graduates as a diagnostic genomic scientist. Graduates are well positioned for employment as laboratory managers in diagnostic laboratories, or for a career in research. Furthermore, the composition of this masters degree means that graduates will be able to competitively apply for a Doctor of Philosophy and scholarship.

Professional recognition(DOM,INT)

Graduates of this course will have satisfied the exam component of the Human Genetics Society of Australasia (HGSA).  

To be eligible for professional accreditation as a diagnostic genomic scientist, graduates must submit their testamur along with five case studies to HGSA. This course has been designed to ensure graduates are in a strong position to submit this material shortly after graduation.

Research pathways(DOM,INT)

This course provides a pathway into the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD).

Possible careers

• Diagnostic Genomic Scientist