The Master of Applied Science (Research) at the University of Canberra is designed for science and applied science graduates seeking to enhance their research capabilities. This program offers rigorous training in independent research within specialized fields, preparing graduates for advanced research roles or further postgraduate study, including PhD options.
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The Master of Applied Science (Research) at the University of Canberra is designed for science and applied science graduates seeking to enhance their research capabilities. This program offers rigorous training in independent research within specialized fields, preparing graduates for advanced research roles or further postgraduate study, including PhD options.
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400 Students
AI/ML, Systems, Theory, Human-Computer Interaction
Access to cutting-edge research labs and industry partnerships
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Starting 2026-02-01
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Starting 2025-07-01
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Jul-25
Courses include:Applied ScienceResearchThesisLaboratoriesHealth ScienceHuman PhysiologyCheck out the full curriculumVisit programme website
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Applicants must hold an Honours degree in science (H1 or H2A), or an equivalent professional qualification, or a bachelor's degree in science or applied science with above-average performance. Alternatively, a bachelor's degree followed by a graduate diploma in applied science, or an Honours degree at H2B or H3 level demonstrating research capacity, is acceptable. Evidence of research aptitude is required. CRICOS Code: 058965A.
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