Master of Applied Science (Honours)

Students complete a period of study and research, and prepare a thesis at an adequate standard as assessed by examiners appointed by the University's Board of Graduate Studies to the University.

Research areas include:

  • biotechnology
  • molecular biology
  • cancer biology
  • medical genetics
  • pharmaceutical science
  • respiratory science
  • reproductive biology
  • developmental biology
  • pharmacy
  • biochemistry
  • virology
  • microbiology

Students will enrol in one of the following discipline based research subjects for the period of their candidature:

  • BMS601 Master Research (Biomedical Sciences) parttime
  • BMS602 Master Research (Biomedical Sciences) fulltime

Additional subjects may be required subject to approval by the Board of Graduate Studies.

Enrolment pattern

No enrolement pattern is specified. Students are advised to contact the Sub-Dean Higher Degrees or Coordinator for relevant information.

Apply now

http://www.csu.edu.au/courses/postgraduate/master_applied_honours

More information:

Consider also:

At a glance

Study Mode

On campus; Distance education

Where

Multi campus

When

Session 1; Session 2; Session 3

Level

Research higher degree

Duration

  • On campus or by distance education
  • 1-2 years full-time
  • 2-4 years distance education

International?

YES

Indicative ATAR

N/A

How to apply

Admission code/s

Enquire now

  • Make an online enquiry now
  • Enquire
  • Speak to a student recruitment advisor
  • Free call

  • CSU live

  • Video | CSU - Leaders in Applied Research

    CSU Students and Staff get Flash to see this player.
    Visit Adobe website and get Flash to see this player.

    Research at CSU is helping us understand and respond to the changes in the world around us.

  • Video | Computing and Mathematics Research

    SCM

    Hear from our researchers about their exciting work in Computing and Mathematics at Charles Sturt University.

  • Video | River research led by CSU's Associate Professor Robyn Watts

    A CSU river ecology researcher is advocating innovative ways of achieving environmental benefits for ecosystems in rivers

  • News | Water on Tap?

    An CSU exhibition using art and science to depict water will open in Albury on Thursday 14 October.

  • Testimonial | Forensic Biotechnology student

    Forensic biotechnology testimonial

    "The course is certainly one of the best, and I have been told so by crime scene technicians and forensic biologists in the industry."

  • Video | Research in the School of Human Movement Studies at CSU

    School of Human Movement studies research

    Associate Professor Michael Gard discusses his research into obesity at CSU and the reasons why he loves it.