Find new opportunities in health
As the leading provider of health qualifications, we understand the industry and what it takes to succeed. With flexible study options and a wide array of diverse specialisations, we have a range of study options to suit your lifestyle and career goals in health.
When you study a postgraduate health course, you’ll be supported and taught by industry experts and still practicing lecturers. Built to develop and expand your professional and clinical skills, you’ll graduate equipped with in-demand, practical skills and the latest knowledge to match.
Free online webinars
Empathy…Can we teach empathy to students in health-related disciplines?
Session: 3
Date: Thursday 4th September 2025
Time: 3.30 pm AEST
Duration: 1 hour
Host: Professor Kerry Reid-Searl
Do you know what data public health units collect on cases of disease and how they use it for public health action?
Session: Public Health Surveillance
Date: Tuesday 19th August 2025
Time: 4.00 pm AEST
Duration: 1 hour
Host: Michelle McPherson – Associate Professor of Public Health
Study areas
Advanced Practice courses have been co-designed with the health industry to specifically meet the constantly evolving needs of the health system. All levels feature a strong inter-disciplinary approach that will provide students with knowledge and skills to expand their contribution to healthcare and meet professional development requirements with flexible and online study. The Advanced Practice courses provide a strong foundation in leadership skills and critical thinking, in addition to electives and choice units from sixteen specialisations to broaden health system knowledge.
Advanced Practice Specialisations:
- Applied Quality and Safety
- Communicable Diseases
- Community and Urgent Care
- Critical Care and Retrieval
- Dementia
- Digital Health
- Governance
- Health Service Improvement
- Healthcare Education
- Medication Safety
- Organisational Performance
- Organisational Resilience
- Supply Chain and Logistics
- Workplace Psychology
Please note, courses in this section are not offered in conjunction with the employee scholarships available.
Committing to study a bit much right now? Don’t worry, our short courses allow you to develop your professional skills without the time requirements. Developed by the same industry experts, our short courses focus on building applied skills and ensure you complete your course with knowledge you can implement into your daily work practices.
Clinical Documentation Improvement Australia (CDIA) scholarships
As an employee of Clinical Documentation Improvement Australia (CDIA), you are eligible for a Partner HECS Scholarship. Find out your pricing (PDF 248.0 KB).
You will be required to pay Student Services and Amenities Fee (detailed below). For further information on unit fees, when to pay and how to pay, please refer to Fees & Charges at the University.
Key 2026 dates
| Date | Details |
|---|---|
| 20 Feb | Last applications close for Semester 1 postgraduate courses (at 11:59 pm AEDST) |
| 23 Feb | Semester 1 commences (Orientation is the week before) |
| 17 Mar | Semester 1 census* |
| 20 Apr | Last date to withdraw without fail |
| 3 Jul | Last applications close for Semester 2 postgraduate courses (at 11:59 pm AEST) |
| 6 Jul | Semester 2 commences (Orientation is the week before) |
| 28 Jul | Semester 2 census* |
| 31 Aug | Last date to withdraw without fail |
*What is a census date? Census dates mark the point in a study period that you become financially liable (responsible for the fees) for a unit. If you are eligible and have elected to defer fees to a HELP loan, it is also the date after which this debt is transferred to the ATO. See AskUs for more information.
Study details
University of Tasmania HECS fee waivers or fee discounts will be available to partner employees who meet the required HECS fee waiver or fee discount eligibility requirements. Students are required to retain their HECS fee waiver or fee discount eligibility status for the duration of the course.
The Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) is a compulsory fee for student services and amenities of a non-academic nature such as employment and career advice, financial advice, childcare, food services and sporting and recreational activities. In accordance with the Higher Education Legislation Amendment (Student Services and Amenities) Act 2011and the Administration Guidelines 2012 the University of Tasmania determined that a Student Services and Amenities Fee be introduced from Semester 2 2012.
How to apply
Before you get started prepare the following supporting documentation:
- AHPRA Registration number (if required)
- Personal statement – outlining where and for how long you have worked in your current position.
Log on to: utas.edu.au/apply
Click through to Postgraduate coursework > Apply now> New Applicants.
Once your application has been submitted and assessed, an offer will be made to you.
You can accept your offer via your e-application account.
Scholarship supported places for some courses are available. If you are eligible for a partner scholarship and you have accepted your offer:
- Enter eStudent
- Navigate to Forms
- Navigate to Health Partner Employee Declaration
- Complete the fields to nominate your health partner/employer and submit
*Conditions Apply
If the Health Partner Employee Declaration is not submitted prior to Payment Due Date of the current study period, the scholarship will not apply until the following study period and the student will be responsible for any unit fees incurred. Fee scholarships cannot be backdated under any circumstances. The form is only submitted once per course enrolment.
Frequently asked questions
If you are eligible for a partner scholarship and you have accepted your offer:
- Enter eStudent
- Navigate to Forms
- Navigate to Health Partner Employee Declaration
- Complete the fields to nominate your health partner/employer and submit
Yes, you will retain your current partner fee scholarship until completion of your program or early graduation (whichever comes first), as long as you continue to meet all scholarship eligibility requirements detailed above.
While you may be able to defer your course, it is not guaranteed that your existing partner scholarship will be available at your new start date. Please note that if you defer your course, you will be doing so at the risk of losing or having a different partner scholarship for your future studies. You may also need to reapply for your partner scholarship for your new commencement date.
If your employer changes throughout your studies, you’ll need to submit a new Health Partner Employee Declaration form with your updated employer details.
Please note, this may change the partner scholarship that you’re eligible for, and we may need to amend your fees to reflect this change.
Once you’ve submitted your Heath Partner Declaration form, your partner scholarship will be applied to your student account within 7-10 business days. You’ll receive an email once this happens and will be asked to log into eStudent to view the balance of your fees left owing and make payment (if applicable). Your fees invoice will show you the standard tuition price for each unit and then the scholarship amount offset against this. If you can’t see that your scholarship has been applied, email us at U.Connect@utas.edu.au and we’ll investigate for you.
Yes. Even though you’re eligible for a partner scholarship, you’re still required to complete an eCAF as this is a government reporting requirement for students studying in a Commonwealth Supported Place.
If you’ve already completed some relevant study, you may be eligible to apply for credit that may count towards the requirements for the degree you are applying for.