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A masters-level qualification is integral to career progression in oncology and frequently required for accreditation. Upon completing the final thesis, you will move into the workforce having completed a piece of original research that utilised the latest biological evidence, and the practical application of advanced methodologies and analytical techniques.
This course has a multi-disciplinary focus which will enable graduates to effectively integrate with other health professionals and advance their distinct role within the wider context of a today’s cancer workforce.
Max Murray
Distance from the University of Melbourne was no study barrier for Max, a clinical pharmacist based in British Columbia, Canada. With a desire to enhance his cancer knowledge and develop research skills to improve care, Max completed the Master of Cancer Sciences 100% online, and topped his year group in 2022.
"These skills have helped me to apply current evidence in my daily practice, approach clinical problems more confidently, and educate patients more effectively. It has also inspired me to explore new research opportunities."