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Tailored to expand upon specialized undergraduate programs, this course offers advanced study opportunities in medical, biomedical, paramedical, allied health, and exercise sciences.
The program consists of two key elements: coursework and a research thesis. The coursework focuses on developing research skills, methodologies, and statistical analysis to support thesis completion. It also delivers customized advanced knowledge in the student's chosen specialization. The thesis component enables thorough exploration of a specific research question within the student's field, guided by experienced researchers from the School of Medical and Health Science while fostering industry collaboration to enhance research application. This program seeks to deepen students' expertise in their specialization, preparing them for leadership roles and creating new avenues for professional growth and future research.
Program learning outcomes
Utilize cognitive, laboratory, and creative abilities to examine complex concepts and challenges in medical, biomedical, allied health, or health sciences through research activities and evaluation.
Employ communication and teamwork skills to share findings, work with diverse groups, and defend conclusions in professional settings.
Critically analyze comprehensive medical, biomedical, allied health, or health science knowledge along with research principles and methods to demonstrate expertise in the field.
Apply advanced self-direction and independent decision-making to design and implement a significant research initiative.