29 Master's in Bioinformatics & Biostatistics in Oceania

Expand your skill-set with advanced Bioinformatics courses and develop specialisations for further study at University of Queensland.

The Master of Clinical Epidemiology programme at the University of Newcastle  will teach you how to use epidemiologic methods to conduct research. You will learn how to apply the principles of epidemiology and biostatistics. You will learn to apply theoretical frameworks and develop a research study protocol. Graduates are ready to work in clinical epidemiology and healthcare.

This Science -  Bioinformatics program at University of Melbourne, which includes a major research project component, provides a broad education in bioinformatics, with strong foundations in computer science and statistics.

Develop in demand computational and data analysis skills to manage and interpret the flood of new information being discovered in the fields of biology and medicine at the Master of Bioinformatics programme from The University of Western Australia. 

Refine your understanding of biostatistical concepts and methods, and gain in-demand skills in medical research and healthcare with the Biostatistics program from University of Queensland.

Get a head start in molecular biology research with this Molecular Biology Research Extensive program offered at the University of Queensland. 

Whether it’s helping to answer key questions around prevention of disease or treatment of patients, the Biostatistics (Enhanced) program at University of Melbourne will build your practical skills for working with data and theoretical knowledge of statistics. This degree will set you on a trajectory to be a leader in the field.

Learn how to develop and apply statistical methods to different sets of health data so you can make important contributions to research and evidence-based practice with the Biostatistics program from University of Queensland.

This Biostatistics course from Adelaide University will give you a competitive edge in a rapidly growing sector.