Graduate Diploma in Genomics and Health

• Gain advanced training in genomics and related technologies led by research and education leaders
• Enjoy a flexible and personalised learning experience with dual-delivery classes
• Have access to expertise of hospitals and research institutes by being in the heart of the largest health precinct in the Southern hemisphere

The rapidly evolving field of genomics is transforming healthcare, creating a need for professionals skilled in applying genomic knowledge. The Graduate Diploma in Genomics and Health equips you with an in-depth understanding of genomics' current and potential impact on health and medicine.

Whether a healthcare professional or an individual passionate about genomics, this diploma offers a solid foundation for personal and professional growth. It also serves as a pathway to the Master of Genomics and Health, allowing you to seamlessly continue your studies.

Unlock the future of personalised healthcare, broaden your horizons and opens new possibilities in the exciting field of genomics.

Who is the Graduate Diploma in Genomics and Health for?

This program's curriculum and flexible learning environment equips a diverse range of individuals to thrive in the exciting field of genomics.

Whether a medical or allied health professional looking to enhance expertise, a recent science or biomedicine graduate exploring broader career paths, or someone with a health/science background interested in areas like clinical trials, education, community, or government organisations - you'll gain the knowledge and skills to unlock your potential in personalised healthcare.

Why study the Graduate Diploma in Genomics and Health? 

Led by research and education leaders within the Melbourne Biomedical Precinct, you’ll learn from the expertise found within the Royal Children's Hospital, the Murdoch Children's Research Institute and the University of Melbourne Department of Paediatrics. The program adopts a blended learning approach, utilising both self-paced online learning, and face-to-face tutorials and workshops that allow you to apply your knowledge in a problem-based learning environment.

Pathway courses related to the Graduate Diploma in Genomics and Health

For all enquiries, prospective students can contact MGC-MGH@unimelb.edu.au.

Upcoming information sessions

Master of Genetic Counselling & Master of Genomics and Health Information Session

When:  Wednesday, 22 July 2026, 6.00-7.00pm AEST

Learn more about the MGC and MGH programs from key academics and current students. Our students will share their experiences of the program and will be available to answer questions. This webinar is being recorded and will be shared with all registrants afterwards.

Master of Genomics and Health Information Session

When:  Wednesday, 16 September 2026, 6.00-7.00pm AEST

Learn more about the MGH program from key academics and current students. Our students will share their experiences of the program and will be available to answer questions. This webinar is being recorded and will be shared with all registrants afterwards.