UTS Online offers postgraduate health courses across Advanced Nursing, Health Services Management, Public Health, Psychology and Women’s and Children’s Health.

Depending on your area of interest, you can study at Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma or Master’s level, with options designed for different professional backgrounds and career goals.

No. While some UTS Online courses are specifically designed for registered nurses, the broader Health portfolio includes options for professionals working across healthcare, allied health, public health, policy, research, management, analytics and other related fields.

Entry requirements vary by course, so it’s important to check the requirements for the qualification you’re interested in.

Yes. Health Care and Social Assistance is Australia’s largest employing industry and is expected to remain one of the country’s strongest areas of employment growth.

Jobs and Skills Australia projects employment in the industry to grow by 12.3% between May 2025 and May 2030 and by 22.9% to May 2035.

A Graduate Certificate can help you build postgraduate skills in a focused area without committing immediately to a full Master’s degree.

Some UTS Online Graduate Certificates also provide a pathway into a related Master’s, allowing eligible students to receive credit for completed subjects and continue building their qualification.

Public Health looks at health across populations and communities, including areas such as disease prevention, epidemiology, health promotion, policy and population health.

Health Services Management focuses on how healthcare organisations and services are led and improved, including leadership, governance, workforce, quality and safety and service delivery.

UTS Online offers postgraduate nursing study across Advanced Nursing, Acute Care, Critical Care, Nursing Education and Women’s and Children’s Health.

These courses are designed for registered nurses looking to deepen their expertise, develop specialist capability or take on greater responsibility within their area of practice.

Yes. UTS Online offers the Graduate Diploma in Psychology and Graduate Diploma in Psychology (Advanced).

These qualifications form part of the accredited psychology study pathway, with the Graduate Diploma in Psychology providing APAC Level 1 study and the Graduate Diploma in Psychology (Advanced) providing APAC Level 2 study for eligible applicants.

Yes. UTS Online offers the Graduate Certificate in Health Analytics, with further opportunities to develop data and analytics capability through the Master of Public Health.

These options can help professionals build skills in working with health information and using data to support evidence-informed decisions.

Women’s and Children’s Health provides broader postgraduate study focused on the health needs of women and children across different stages of care.

The Graduate Certificate in Child and Family Health has a more specialised focus on child development, parenting and community-based child and family health practice and includes professional placement.

Yes. Several UTS Online Health courses build skills relevant to leadership, decision-making, service improvement and influencing health outcomes.

The right course will depend on the type of leadership you’re interested in, whether that’s within clinical practice, healthcare services, public health, education or another area of health.

UTS Online health courses are designed for professionals balancing postgraduate study with work and other commitments. Learning is structured into weekly online modules, with practical assessments, opportunities to connect with academics and peers and dedicated support throughout your studies.

You’ll study one subject at a time, allowing you to focus your attention while continuing to apply what you learn to contemporary health, clinical or organisational challenges.