You can complete postgraduate study in the Health Sciences subject in the Bachelor of Health Sciences (Honours), a Postgraduate Certificate or Diploma in Health Sciences or a Master of Health Sciences.<br><br><br>ealth Sciences is an umbrella qualification covering all postgraduate courses offered by the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences.<br><br>However most courses on the Master of Health Sciences schedule are more usually taken towards either a specialisation under health sciences (listed below) or another named qualification such as a Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Education, Health Psychology, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, or Public Health, or a Master of Health Leadership or Master of Audiology.<br><br>The Master of Health Sciences can also be completed at the Liggins Institute, which is a good option if you're interested in the early life environment and the impact of this on life-long health.<br>You can, in some circumstances, choose courses that are not under a specialisation. In that situation you can choose a general health sciences plan.<br>Most students applying for a health sciences programme are working in the health sector and choose part-time study in a specialisation in their area.