Science (Research) University of New England

Overview

Understanding and discovery in science drives advancement, providing solutions to the world's health, environmental, agricultural and technological challenges. You will be supervised by internationally-recognised scientists and with opportunities to immerse yourself in UNE's vibrant research culture and access to our world-class facilities, develop your skills as a research professional.

Why study the Master of Science with UNE?

Whether your goal is to pursue a career in research, or you wish to gain formal research training for current or future roles, University of New England's Master of Science (Research) is designed to foster your development as a research professional. Our course provides you with rigorous training in processes of scientific research, with flexible study options allowing you to complete your MSc in the way that best suits your lifestyle. Our course can be a pathway to PhD study, providing the pre-requisite training (for example, if you do not hold an Honours degree).

UNE's science research programs emphasise high-quality, high-impact, interdisciplinary scholarship and scientific enquiry, supporting innovation and improving social outcomes in the communities we serve. We seek to find solutions to complex problems, particularly those faced by rural and regional Australia.

With specialist knowledge in your field, you will be future proofing your career with in-demand scientific research skills. Through collaboration and innovation, we are dedicated to producing high-quality, high-impact, inter disciplinary research outcomes to find new applications and solutions to the problems faced in the rapidly changing world.

Career outcomes

Strong future growth is predicted in many science and technology sectors by the Australian Government.

Research experience can lead to enhanced employment opportunities in:

• research and higher education institutions
• health, medical, environmental, forensic and analytical laboratories
• data science, statistics, analysis and information technology
• agricultural science and technology services and industries
• government agencies including CSIRO, ANSTO, and regulatory agencies (e.g. the APVMA, TGA, FSANZ)
• mathematics and science teaching
• leadership and management
• sales and marketing.