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Units indexed by faculty Graduate Certificate in International Research BioethicsCourse code: 3873 + Course abbreviation: GCIRB + Total credit points required: 24 + 1 semester full-time Study mode and course locationOn-campus (Alfred Hospital, Prahran) Course descriptionThe aim of the course is to graduate people who are aware of and have respect for cultural diversity, who are innovative and flexible in the presence of constraints on research in the less developed country setting and who can facilitate participatory research programs that incorporate the special considerations required for research on vulnerable populations. The course also aims to prepare students to be able to work at an international level and be equipped with the skills necessary to work in participation with local populations to design and conduct research that addresses major health priorities of communities in less developed countries. The certificate articulates with Master of International Research Bioethics. Entry requirementsApplicants must have an undergraduate degree in an appropriate discipline and relevant professional experience. The appropriateness of the discipline and relevance of the prospective student’s professional experience will be determined on the basis of completion of a preliminary application form. Applications will also be considered if students do not have a degree but have extensive relevant work experience. Course structureThe course is comprised of the following four core units: Core units
AssessmentAssessment includes written assignments, practical exercises, oral presentations and examinations. Contact detailsInquiriesPostgraduate Office Telephone: +61 3 9903 0563 Email: pgradenq@med.monash.edu.au Website: www.med.monash.edu.au/epidemiology/pgrad/ Course coordinatorDr Bebe Loff Previous page | Next page | Section contents | Title and contents |