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HS700

MASTER OF NURSING IN CRITICAL CARE (HS700)

Synopsis

The programme provides a coherent pathway of study relevant to critical care nursing practice. It is designed for nursing practitioners to develop their knowledge, understanding and skills related to nursing required for a professional who aspires to work at an advanced level of practice. This programme encompassing a range of academic and courses related to nursing, and research.Upon successful completion of the MSc Nursing, students will have the knowledge and understanding necessary to work at an advanced level of practice within their chosen nursing discipline and apply research informed learning to international health communities to inform health service practice and delivery.

Courses

Semester 1

Contemporary Nursing Practice
Advanced Critical Care Nursing OR
Advanced Care in Women’s Health
Applied Pharmacology in Nursing

Semester 2

Research Methodology
Legal Aspects of Bioethics in Nursing
Foodservice Operations

Semester 3

Research Statistical Application
Specialist Nursing Practice
Clinical Audit

Semester 4

Health Management and Economics
Critical Care Practice
Dissertation

HS701

MASTER OF NURSING WOMEN’S HEALTH (HS701)

Synopsis

Courses

HS703

MASTER OF PHYSIOTHERAPY (MUSCULOSKELETAL) - HS703

Synopsis

The Master in Physiotherapy (Musculoskeletal) is designed to enable physiotherapists to gain knowledge and develop skills for the advancement of physiotherapy in musculoskeletal. Physical diagnosis includes assessment, logical clinical reasoning process, and makes rational decision physiotherapy approach to treatment. This program consists of 10 courses (42 credits) offered over 1.5 academic year (full-time) or 3 years (Part -time).

Courses

Semester 1

Research Methodology in Health Sciences
Biostatics
Administration and Management in Healthcare
Motor Control and Performance

Semester 2

Pain Management
Advanced Exercise Physiology
Advanced Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy: Upper and lower limb
Advanced Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy: Spine

Semester 3

Project Dissertation
Clinical Practice

HS704

MASTER IN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY (DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITY) - HS704

Synopsis

The Master in Occupational Therapy (Developmental Disability) is designed to enable occupational therapist to gain knowledge and develop skills in pediatric area / children with developmental disabilities such as autism, down syndrome, developmental delay etc. Various updated assessment methods and intervention techniques will be explored, in addition to exploring conceptual framework and theoretical models and contemporary issues that occur in pediatric setting. At the end of semester, the students are required to implement the updated assessment and intervention in clinical setting.

Courses

Semester 1

Research Methodology in Health Sciences
Biostatics
Administration and management in Health Care
Conceptual Framework and Theoretical Model in Occupational Therapy

Semester 2

Critiquing Assessment in Occupational Therapy
Occupational Therapy Evaluation in Developmental Disabilities
Advanced in Research in Developmental Disabilities
Contemporary Community Integration in Developmental Disabilities

Semester 3

Clinical Practice
Project Dissertation

HS705

MASTER IN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY - HS705

Synopsis

The program is offered by the Centre of Studies for Environmental Health and Safety. The modules are based on an interdisciplinary approach providing critical links between environmental and occupational exposures and their effects on human health thereafter. This program provides profound knowledge and skills needed to create, maintain and promote a healthy, safe and sustainable environment. Students will also have the opportunity to complete a research project depending on their professional interest and career direction to obtain more in-depth knowledge in a specific area. The Master in Environmental Health and Safety (M.E.H.S.) program prepares graduates for professional careers in environmental health and safety – encompassing environmental health, occupational safety and health, industrial hygiene, food hygiene and safety, and environmental management.

Courses

Semester 1

Research Methodology in Health Sciences
Biostatics
Advanced Environmental Toxicology
Disease Prevention and Integrated Vector Management
Environmental Epidemiology

Semester 2

Environmental Pollution and Population Health
Urban Health and Sustainable Development
Environmental Quality Management
Elective
Food Security
Occupation Safety and Health Management System
Water Resources Management
Meteorology and Air Pollution

Semester 3

Elective 1
Food Safety Management
Occupation Safety and Health Legislation
Water Quality and Remediation
Air Dispersion Modeling OR

Elective 2
Food Quality Assurance
Occupational Hygiene
Hydroinformatics for Water Management
Air Quality Management
Project Dissertation

HS772

MASTER OF MEDICAL IMAGING - HS772

Synopsis

The programme provides a coherent pathway of study relevant to contemporary medical imaging practice. It is designed for medical imaging practitioners to develop their knowledge, understanding and skills related to medical imaging required for a professional who aspires to work at an advanced level of practice. This programme encompassing a range of academic and courses related to medical imaging, and research. Upon successful completion of the MSc Medical Imaging, students will have the knowledge and understanding necessary to work at an advanced level of practice within their chosen medical imaging discipline and apply research informed learning to international health communities to inform health service practice and delivery.

Courses

Semester 1

Research Methodology in Health Sciences
Biostatics
Administration and Management in Healthcare
Contemporary Issues in Medical Imaging
Advance Sectional Anatomy

Semester 2
Physics and Instrumentations (in specialized area)
Clinical Applications (in specialized area)
Image Evaluation (in specialized area)

Elective (from other specialized area)
Physics and Instrumentation (in Computed Tomography)
Physics and Instrumentation (in Magnetic Resonance Imaging)
Physics and Instrumentation (in Breast Imaging)
Physics and Instrumentation (in Trauma Radiography)
Physics and Instrumentation (in Ultrasonography)
Physics and Instrumentation (in Radionuclide Imaging)
Clinical Application (in Computed Tomography)
Clinical Application (in Magnetic Resonance Imaging)
Clinical Application (in Breast Imaging)
Clinical Application (in Trauma Radiography)
Clinical Application (in Ultrasonography)
Clinical Application (in Radionuclide Imaging)
Image Evaluation (in Computed Tomography)
Image Evaluation (in Magnetic Resonance Imaging)
Image Evaluation (in Breast Imaging)
Image Evaluation (in Trauma Radiography)
Image Evaluation (in Ultrasonography)
Image Evaluation (in Radionuclide Imaging)

Master by Research

HS750

MASTER OF SCIENCE (PHYSIOLOGY) - HS750

Synopsis

Master of Science (Physiology) is a 2-year research program which purpose is to provide student with a strong research-oriented background in areas of physiology. These areas include brain research, neurobehavioral study of animals, neuronal plasticity, natural product, nutritional deficiency, embryology, phytomedicine, degenerative diseases, free radical-antioxidant interaction in biological system, cardiovascular research, obesity, exercise physiology, reproductive physiology and radiation bioeffects. Some research is done in collaborations with other departments in Faculty of Health Sciences or faculties (e.g. Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Applied Sciences and Faculty of Pharmacy). Research undertaken for this degree contains an element of originality and it is important that the work be scientifically valid, carefully analyzed, and well presented. Students with a bachelor degree in any health-related disciplines or sciences and are committed in doing research are encouraged to apply. Interested candidates are encouraged to contact the Head of the Department of Basic Sciences for any queries.

HS752

MASTER OF SCIENCE (HEALTH EDUCATION AND PROMOTION - HS752

Synopsis

The overall aim of the Master of Science (Health Promotion & Education) is for students to gain advanced skills, principles and knowledge in health promotion and education whilst also developing a critical and multidisciplinary approach to the complexities of public health and health promotion challenges and possibilities. This course provides student the opportunity to conduct an empirical research project in a contemporary issue associated with public health and health promotion. These include policy environments, physical environments, social environments and economic environments.

The minimum requirements are successful completion of an undergraduate degree in the field of public health, health psychology, health communication, etc. or equivalent from an approved university. International students must also meet the postgraduate English language requirements. Applicants must provide a written proposal outlining the work to be done to accomplish the research. Involvement in professional activities related to health promotion and/or health industry experience would be advantageous.

HS761

MASTER OF HEALTH SCIENCES (MEDICAL IMAGING) - HS761

Synopsis

Master in Health Sciences (Medical Imaging) program requires student to undertake a major research project under supervision and to submit a thesis. Students gain research skills and expertise in their area of research interest, and demonstrate their outstanding academic ability and commitment to occupational therapy through the completion of the degree. Current areas of research CT Scan, MRI, image interpretation and so on.

HS762

MASTER IN HEALTH SCIENCES (MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY) - HS762

Synopsis

The master by research offered by Department of Medical Laboratory Technology comprises minimum of 3 semesters with no taught course components. This programme provide students with opportunity to conduct an independent research in their selected area ranging from microbiology to parasitology. During the programme, students will embark on extensive laboratory work and also received formal training in research –related skills such as scientific writing and ethics in research.

The programme is ideal and very significant for students who wants to proceed their career in Medical Laboratory research and also form a strong research foundation for PhD study in any university around the world. At the end of the programme, student will be expected to write a research thesis and defend their research in viva examination. Students also are encouraged to publish their work while in the programme.

HS763

MASTER IN HEALTH SCIENCES (PHYSIOTHERAPY) - HS763

Synopsis

Master in Health Sciences (Physiotherapy) program requires student to undertake a major research project under supervision and to submit a thesis. Students gain research skills and expertise in their area of research interest, and demonstrate their outstanding academic ability and commitment to physiotherapy through the completion of the degree. Current areas of research include neurorehabilitation, cardiorespiratory, musculoskeletal and sport physiotherapy, geriatric and pediatric.

HS764

MASTER IN HEALTH SCIENCES (ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY) - HS764

Synopsis

The Master in Health Sciences (Environmental Health and Safety) offers students the opportunity to undertake supervised research with the aim of completing a major thesis that demonstrates mastery of inquiry in related disciplines of their choice. The chosen discipline may include vector control and management, food security and safety, ergonomics, water pollution and management, environmental toxicology, built environment, air quality and waste management. Candidates develop high order thinking skills, project management, data analysis, as well as communication skills.

HS765

MASTER IN HEALTH SCIENCES (OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY) - HS765

Synopsis

Master in Health Sciences (Occupational Therapy) program requires student to undertake a major research project under supervision and to submit a thesis. Students gain research skills and expertise in their area of research interest, and demonstrate their outstanding academic ability and commitment to occupational therapy through the completion of the degree. Current areas of research include geriatric, cognitive training, cognitive stimulation and rehabilitation, neurology, work-rehabilitation, applied ergonomic, mental health, sexuality, pediatric, physical rehabilitation and psychosocial rehabilitation

HS767

MASTER OF HEALTH SCIENCES (DIETETICS)

Synopsis

Master in Health Sciences (Dietetics) program requires student to undertake a major research project under supervision and to submit a thesis. Students gain research skills and expertise in their area of research interest, and demonstrate their outstanding academic ability and commitment to physiotherapy through the completion of the degree

Current areas of research include food hygiene and safety, nutritional biochemistry, maternal and child nutrition, infant feeding, childhood obesity and prevention, critical care nutrition, clinical and community nutrition, clinical biochemistry, and any area related to nutrition and dietetics.

HS768

MASTER OF HEALTH SCIENCES (OPTOMETRY) - HS768

Synopsis

The goal of optometry Master’s program is to educate future researcher towards scientific research culture in order to conduct proper research by supervision. The minimum one and half-year full-time program is designed to develop research skills as well as critical and analytical thinking skills among every graduate student. This program is offered to candidate with minimum academic qualification of bachelor degree in relevant fields. The research area includes (but is not limited to) clinical optometry, experimental optometry, optics and visual optics.

HS769

MASTER OF NURSING - HS769

Synopsis

Master of Nursing program requires student to undertake a major research project under supervision and to submit a thesis. Students gain research skills and expertise in their area of research interest, and demonstrate their outstanding academic ability and commitment to occupational therapy through the completion of the degree. Current areas of research are critical care, women health, medical-surgical nursing, gerontological nursing, psychiatric nursing.

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PhD

HS950

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (MEDICAL IMAGING) - HS950

Synopsis

The Doctor of Philosophy courses offered in Faculty of Health Sciences is a course of supervised research which contributes to the body of knowledge in related fields. Candidates will undertake major research project, investigate a research topic and develop research skills, culminating in the completion, submission and defense via an oral examination of a doctoral thesis to the satisfaction of the examiners. The research area is specific to the programme offered.

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