Monash University Courses

This short course introduces data analysis using IBM SPSS. Participants will have opportunity to analyse real life medical data and supports for results discussion and conclusion.

Great leaders model composure, communicate powerfully and build connected teams.They provide clarity and reassurance, even during times of significant change. There is no time like now to elevate your leadership acumen, as we reimagine how we work.

This two-day workshop has been specifically designed to provide healthcare professionals with the opportunity to develop a sound understanding of the key financial issues facing the healthcare system.

This Masterclass is a targeted at practitioners who are interested in developing skills and knowledge in safety and quality improvement. It complements the MPH Unit: Principles of Health Care Quality Improvement and could be either a precursor or an adjunct to the Unit.

We aim to inspire, encourage and support women to reach their full career potential.

This short course in Evidence Based Practice (EBP) consists of formal lectures, small group discussions and workshops. Day 1 of the course introduces the first two steps of the EBP process, including research designs.

Digital health, or the use of technology to improve health and wellbeing, is a rapidly growing field.

This two-day course, led by Monash University's Insurance Work and Health Group, provides an overview of current evidence and innovation regarding return to work policy and practice. Whilst focused on Australia, there will also be reference to the international evidence base.

Modern slavery may exist in every organisation's operations and supply chains. Governments, organisations and consumers can all play a role in combating it.

This short course is a continuation of Entry-Level 1 to Community Interpreting and extends the concepts and skills established in that workshop.

As you embark on this 18-week journey, you'll dive into a challenging curriculum and learn more than you thought was possible.

Knowledge of the fundamentals of clinical trials has become essential for anyone working in clinical research. Guidelines and frameworks underpin the day to day running of trials, as well as providing clinical trial staff with the practical knowledge necessary for performing their roles.