Online Master of Mental Health Nursing

You’re welcome to visit any of our campuses. If you’d like a formal tour, please call (+61 3) 9917 3009 to schedule a tour of the location you prefer.

La Trobe’s mission is to advance knowledge and learning to shape the future of our students and communities. You can learn more about La Trobe here.

La Trobe University currently has 1,600 online students. You can learn more about La Trobe here.

More than 36,000 students attend La Trobe’s seven campuses and online courses.

La Trobe is recognised in a number of ways:

• Top 1% of universities worldwide¹
•  Top 100 in the world for nursing subjects²
• Online MBA is one of the best in Australia and ranks #32 globally²
• Rated ‘well above world standard’ and top-rated nationally in 23 fields of research³
• Online MBA is ranked 3rd in Australia⁴

You can learn more about La Trobe here.

Sources:

1. Times Higher Education (THE), 2020, World University Rankings 2021
2. QS World University Rankings, 2019
3. Australian Research Council, 2019, Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) Outcomes 2018
4. CEO Magazine, 2020

Your degree will not say online on the qualification you receive.

Your degree is the same as the one received by students who complete their course on campus.

We welcome you to campus at any time, especially for this important milestone.

No, you’ll receive the same degree as a student completing their degree on campus. The modality in which you earned your degree is not listed on your degree.

La Trobe is accredited by the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA).

La Trobe University was founded in 1967, opening its doors to 550 students.

At La Trobe University, we don’t simply accept what was or what is – we strive for what is right and what should be.

We’re committed to our values:

• the pursuit of excellence and sustainability in everything we do
• championing our local communities
• a eagerness to innovate and disrupt the traditional way of doing things

You’ll learn from industry-experienced teaching staff who are committed to excellence. You’ll gain an education in a flexible format that allows you to study when and where it’s best for you.

Your education can impact the global forces shaping our world and make a difference in some of society’s most pressing problems, including climate change, securing food and water, the environment, building healthy communities and creating a more just and sustainable future.

You graduate ready to make a difference in the world.

La Trobe offers some Master’s degrees 100% online. See the options here.

Yes. La Trobe University does not align itself or its teachings to any religion.
We welcome all students who pursue excellence in their careers and education.

La Trobe University does not align itself or its teachings to a religious sect.

At La Trobe, we teach you the practical skills you need to advance your career and excel at the next level. As a part of that preparation, we provide professional resources and services to help get you there.

• Resume. Get resume support through our CareerHub to write compelling, targeted resumes. You have access to 24/7 automated feedback online and can request personalised feedback from a career adviser. Learn more.
• Interview preparation. Use our free online tool – Big Interview – to get ready to nail your interview. Know what questions to expect and practise general, behavioural and technical questions for over 140 industries and sets. Use the Answer Builder tool so you can find the right stories to tell in answers to questions. Finally, get hands-on practise with mock interviews as you’re coached by an expert.
• Alumni community. As a graduate of La Trobe University, you’re welcome to consult with our team of career advisers for support. To arrange an appointment, please complete the Alumni Career Consultation request form.

The first step is to fill out your application. Get started now.

You can start and save your application at any time, but you will need all your documentation before the application can be submitted and reviewed.

No, there is no cost to apply to La Trobe University.

The application process usually takes 3–4 weeks. Timing may vary since part of the process is dependent on gathering transcripts from the universities you’ve attended.

Once your application is complete, it is sent to the student administration for review. The review process can take 1–2 weeks.

You’ll be notified of acceptance (or denial) by your enrolment adviser once a decision is received.

La Trobe does offer special consideration acceptance at times. This is on a case-by-case basis and depends on an individual’s application and requirements.

The application deadline varies by course and start date, so review your course of choice for the details.

Please be aware there are more applications than there are available places. Applications will be reviewed upon submission by the student administration team. If you’re not accepted, you’ll receive an email advising you of other options, including waiting lists and referrals to alternative options. You can reach out to your enrolment adviser for more information.

La Trobe University was founded in 1967 and today has campuses in Melbourne (Bundoora and Collins Street), Albury-Wodonga, Bendigo, Mildura, Shepparton and Sydney, as well as online.

There is no difference between the online and on-campus courses. The course structure, expectations and learning outcomes are all the same as those for the on-campus courses.

Online courses are of the same rigour and have the same outcomes as La Trobe’s on-campus courses.

Course subjects are 7-weeks long.

Subjects are kept small to allow students to build valuable relationships with academics and peers and have one-on-one support from their teachers.

Our teachers are inclusive, accessible and committed to you. You’ll benefit from one-on-one communication with instructors as they provide unwavering support in your pursuit of career goals.

Currently, La Trobe courses cannot be taken in a hybrid format.

Generally, an academic cohort enters their course at the same time and takes the same subjects throughout their course.

You’ll usually spend 15–20 hours a week completing readings, discussion posts and assignments. Special projects and research may apply, depending on your course.

You’ll be a part of lively discussion forums where students and teachers ask questions, exchange ideas and discuss thoughts on the subject material through online discussion forums and email. If you need additional help, teaching staff are available by phone or email, offering you the same support and interaction on-campus students enjoy. When you study online at La Trobe University, you are part of a genuine learning community.

Throughout your subjects, you’ll connect with other professionals across the country who have the same goals you do. You’ll also get to know teachers who have varied work experience and industry connections, who are familiar with your work and look forward to connecting you wherever they can.

Learning online means you can study in the times and locations that are best for you. You’ll be given access to an easy-to-use virtual learning system that houses your syllabi and assignments and gives you access to discussion groups. Before you start the course, you’ll take part in a webinar to make sure you understand the learning platform, how to use its resources and answer any questions you have so you’re set up for a successful term. You’ll log on to each virtual class and complete assignments and exams, just like you would in a traditional university course, but online. You’ll also interact with your teachers and fellow students frequently through lively discussion forums.

At La Trobe, we’ve designed our online courses so working professionals can achieve the education they need to advance their careers quickly. Studying online means you can learn in the times and locations best suited to your lifestyle, your work and your family obligations.

Online courses typically take 15–20 hours a week per subject to complete.

Before you start the course, you’ll take part in a webinar to make sure you understand the learning platform, how to use its resources and answer any questions you have so you’re set up for a successful term.

Our online students have access to a dedicated technical support line that’s open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

A FEE-HELP loan and CSP are strictly used for tuition. These funds cannot be used for textbooks or cost-of-living expenses.

Due to the variant nature of textbooks needed, the cost is not included in the tuition fee. This gives you the option to choose whether you would like to buy new or used books or rent them. It also allows you to determine what type of book works best for your learning style, whether that means hard copies or e-books.

There are a number of ways to fund the tuition fee for your course. You could be eligible for FEE-HELP, CSP, HECS-HELP, scholarships from La Trobe or outside sources, tuition fee reimbursement from employers, as well as private loans.

You can learn more about financial aid options here.

La Trobe University does not currently offer a tuition fee deferment option. Most students will use student loans to cover the upfront expenses, then pay themselves back with their employer’s reimbursement upon receiving their grade.

Please note: La Trobe’s short courses are not eligible for student loans.

Reach out to an enrolment adviser for more information by calling (+61 3) 9917 3009.

Study assist refers to receiving help in paying tuition fees. You could be eligible for FEE-HELP, CSP, HECS-HELP, scholarships from La Trobe or outside sources, tuition fee reimbursement from employers, as well as private loans.

You can learn more about financial aid options here.

You can complete the online Master of Public Health in just 12 months if you have completed a cognate Bachelor’s with Honours year.

To see the course structure, view our subjects page.

The online Master of Public Health is designed for working professionals, so if something interrupts your projected timeline in earning the degree, you don’t have to worry about losing credit for the subjects you’ve completed. You can take up to five years to complete the course if needed.

To see the course structure, view our subjects page.

The online Master of Public Health is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take two classes every seven weeks.

To see the course structure, view our subjects page.

The online Master of Public Health is designed for professionals and is offered part-time with one class every seven weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school and personal responsibilities.

To see the course structure, view our subjects page.

The tuition fee for the online Master of Public Health is $3,450 per subject. With a cognate Bachelor’s, you’ll need to complete 12 subjects for a total tuition fee of $41,400.* You can review all fee details here.

*All tuition fees are shown in Australian dollars and do not include the cost of textbooks, health insurance or living expenses such as food, accommodation, transport, medical costs, personal expenses and other fees you might incur. Individual subjects may include an additional fee. Course costs are based on 2020-2021 tuition fees and may vary. Speak with an enrolment adviser for more information. Fees are correct at the time of publishing and are subject to change.

Commonwealth supported places (CSP) are available to domestic students on a limited basis. An enrolment adviser can provide the most current information about CSPs.

The tuition fee for the online Master of Public Health is $41,400.* The tuition fee is $3,450 per subject, and if you have a cognate Bachelor’s, you’ll need to complete 12 subjects to complete the program. You can review all fee details here.

*All tuition fees are shown in Australian dollars and do not include the cost of textbooks, health insurance or living expenses such as food, accommodation, transport, medical costs, personal expenses and other fees you might incur. Individual subjects may include an additional fee. Course costs are based on 2020-2021 tuition fees and may vary. Speak with an enrolment adviser for more information. Fees are correct at the time of publishing and are subject to change.

Tuition fees do not include health insurance or living expenses such as food, accommodation, transport, medical costs, personal expenses and other fees you might incur. Individual subjects may include an additional fee. You can review all fee details here.

Students are also required to pay a Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF). You can explore the current SSAF rates here and available payment options here.

The first step is to start your application.

Work experience is not required to gain entry to the online Master of Public Health course.

If you’ve completed previous study, you may qualify for advanced standing. This can reduce the number of subjects required to complete your course so you graduate sooner and spend less. The amount of credit received depends on the level and relevance of your studies and the number of subjects completed. You can review the full policy and search for credit here. You can learn more about our entry requirements here.

Applications are due one month prior to the start of the program. La Trobe offers four start dates a year in March, April, July and September.

To apply to La Trobe’s Master of Public Health, you’ll need a completed application the following:

• completed undergraduate degree in any discipline
• transcripts from prior universities
• resume or CV
• personal statement

Opportunities for alternate entry include special consideration and advanced standing. You can learn more about our entry requirements and opportunities here.

La Trobe offers four start dates per year in March, April, July and September. Applications for the course are due one month prior to the start of the program.

Depending on your educational background you’ll complete 120–240 credit points to earn the online Master of Public Health. If you have a:

• cognate Bachelor’s with Honours year, you’ll need 120 credit points.
• cognate Bachelor’s, you’ll need 180 credit points.
• non-cognate Bachelor’s, you’ll need 240 credit points

You can review subjects now.

Depending on your educational background you’ll complete 8–16 subjects to earn the online Master of Public Health. If you’ve earned a:

• cognate Bachelor’s with Honours year, you’ll take 8 subjects.
• cognate Bachelor’s, you’ll take 12 subjects.
• non-cognate Bachelor’s, you’ll take 16 subjects

You can learn more about the subjects you’ll take here.

The online Master of Public Health allows you to choose between three course options: a project, research or coursework. If you choose coursework, you’ll earn a specialisation in health management and take four additional subjects in that area. You can learn more about the subjects here.

When you study an online Master of Public Health, you’ll select an option in coursework, advanced practice or applied research to complete your degree. The coursework option offers you a specialisation in health management. You can learn more about all the options here.

The Master of Public Health does not follow a cohort model. You may choose from La Trobe’s four start dates per year.

The online Master of Public Health course is only available 100% online.

There is no residency required to complete the Master of Public Health at La Trobe.

There are no clinical hours required to complete the Master of Public Health.

You can complete the online Master of Mental Health Nursing in just 18 months with full-time study. To see the course structure, view our subjects page.

The online Master of Mental Health Nursing is designed for working professionals, so if something interrupts your projected timeline in earning the degree, you don’t have to worry about losing credit for the subjects you’ve completed. You can take up to four years to complete the course if needed.
To see the course structure, view our subjects page.

The online Master of Mental Health Nursing is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take two subjects every seven weeks.
To see the course structure, view our subjects page

The online Master of Mental Health Nursing is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with one subject every seven weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, university and personal responsibilities. To see the course structure, view our subjects page.

Tuition fees for the online Master of Mental Health Nursing course are $3,300 per subject. You’ll need to complete 12 subjects for a total tuition fee of $39,600. You can review all fee details here.

*All tuition fees are shown in Australian dollars and do not include the cost of textbooks, health insurance or living expenses such as food, accommodation, transport, medical costs, personal expenses and other fees you might incur. Individual subjects may include an additional fee. Course costs are based on 2020-2021 tuition fees and may vary. Speak with an enrolment adviser for more information. Fees are correct at the time of publishing and are subject to change.

An enrolment adviser can provide the most current information in FEE-HELP and scholarship opportunities.

The tuition fee for the online Master of Mental Health Nursing is $39,600. You need to complete 12 subjects at $3,300 each. The estimated tuition fee doesn’t include textbooks, supplies, personal expenses and other fees you might incur. You can learn more about fees here.

*All tuition fees are shown in Australian dollars and do not include the cost of textbooks, health insurance or living expenses such as food, accommodation, transport, medical costs, personal expenses and other fees you might incur. Individual subjects may include an additional fee. Course costs are based on 2020-2021 tuition fees and may vary. Speak with an enrolment adviser for more information. Fees are correct at the time of publishing and are subject to change.

The first step is to start your application.

To apply for the online Master of Mental Health Nursing, you need to be employed in a setting that gives you exposure to mental health presentations and be a Division 1 Registered Nurse. You can learn more about our entry requirements here.

It does. If you’ve completed previous study, you may qualify for advanced standing. This can reduce the number of subjects required to complete your course so you graduate sooner and spend less. The amount of credit received depends on the level and relevance of your studies and the number of subjects completed. You can review the full policy and search for credit here. You can learn more about our entry requirements here.

Applications are due one month prior to the start of the program. La Trobe offers four start dates per year in March, April, July and September.

To apply for the online Master of Mental Health Nursing, you’ll need to be a Division 1 Registered Nurse, have a completed application and the following:

• completed undergraduate degree in any discipline
• transcripts from prior universities
• resume or CV
• personal statement

Opportunities for alternate entry, special consideration and advanced standing exist – see details.

You can learn more about our entry requirements here.

Applications are due one month prior to the start of the program. La Trobe offers four start dates per year in March, April, July and September.

You’ll complete 180 credit points to earn the online Master of Mental Health. You can review subjects now.

You’ll complete 12 subjects in the online Master of Mental Health Nursing. You can learn more about the subjects here.

A specialisation is not offered. However, the course structure offers opportunities in advanced practice or research. You can learn more about these options and the subjects in the course here.

While specialisations are not offered in the online Master of Mental Health Nursing, you’ll choose an option in research or applied practice. You can learn more about those options and the subjects here.

The Master of Public Health does not follow a cohort model. You may choose from La Trobe’s four start dates per year.

The online Master of Mental Health Nursing is only offered 100% online.

The Master of Mental Health Nursing has a work based learning (WBL) component.

To complete the online Master of Mental Health Nursing, you’ll participate in one or more supervised Work-Based Learning (WBL) placements designed to allow you to practice newly acquired skills, behaviours and knowledge while integrating theory with practice. The placements will immerse you in professional work culture, enabling you to develop and further enhance your skills. WBL provides you with the opportunity to gain valuable industry experience at one or more of our local, interstate or international industry partners or agencies. WBL placements will generally be arranged by the College based Placements Operation Team or Experiential Learning Team at La Trobe University.

The number of hours undertaken can vary considerably, depending on the requirements of the course. Students may incur additional costs and it may be necessary to travel or relocate to complete a specific placement.

Please refer to the individual subject entries for more information.

Subjects are taught by full-time and adjunct teachers who are all experts in their field.

Graduates of the online Master of Mental Health Nursing qualify to apply for the Mental Health Nurse credential from the Australian College of Mental Health Nurses (ACMHN).

You can complete the online Master of Mental Health course in just 18 months with full-time study. To see the course structure, view our subjects page.

The online Master of Public Health is designed for working professionals, so if something interrupts your projected timeline in earning the degree, you don’t have to worry about losing credit for the subjects you’ve completed. You can take up to four years to complete the course if needed.

To see the course structure, view our subjects page.

The online Master of Mental Health course is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take two subjects every seven weeks.

To see the course structure, view our subjects page.

The online Master of Mental Health is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with one subject every seven weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, university and personal responsibilities.

To see the course structure, view our subjects page.

Tuition fees for the online Master of Mental Health course are $3,300 per subject. You’ll need to complete 12 subjects for a total tuition fee of $39,600. You can review all fee details here.

*All tuition fees are shown in Australian dollars and do not include the cost of textbooks, health insurance or living expenses such as food, accommodation, transport, medical costs, personal expenses and other fees you might incur. Individual subjects may include an additional fee. Course costs are based on 2020-2021 tuition fees and may vary. Speak with an enrolment adviser for more information. Fees are correct at the time of publishing and are subject to change.

An enrolment adviser can provide the most current information in FEE-HELP and scholarship opportunities.

The tuition fee for the online Master of Mental Health is $39,600. You need to complete 12 subjects at $3,300 each. You can review all fee details here.

*All tuition fees are shown in Australian dollars and do not include the cost of textbooks, health insurance or living expenses such as food, accommodation, transport, medical costs, personal expenses and other fees you might incur. Individual subjects may include an additional fee. Course costs are based on 2020-2021 tuition fees and may vary. Speak with an enrolment adviser for more information. Fees are correct at the time of publishing and are subject to change.

Tuition fees do not include health insurance or living expenses such as food, accommodation, transport, medical costs, personal expenses and other fees you might incur. Individual subjects may include an additional fee. You can review all fee details here.

Students are also required to pay a Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF). You can explore the current SSAF rates here and available payment options here.

The first step is to start your application.

To apply for the online Master of Mental Health course you need to be employed in a setting that gives you exposure to mental health presentations. You can learn more about our entry requirements here.

It does. If you’ve completed previous study, you may qualify for advanced standing. This can reduce the number of subjects required to complete your course so you graduate sooner and spend less. The amount of credit received depends on the level and relevance of your studies and the number of subjects completed. You can review the full policy and search for credit here. You can learn more about our entry requirements here.

Applications are due one month prior to the start of the program. The start dates for the online Master of Mental Health are in March, April, July and September.

To apply for the online Master of Mental Health, you’ll need a completed application and the following:

• completed undergraduate degree in any discipline
• transcripts from prior universities
• resume or CV
• personal statement
• employment in a setting that gives you access to mental health presentations

Opportunities for alternate entry and advanced standing exist.

You can learn more about our entry requirements here.

The start dates for the online Master of Health are in March, April, July and September. Applications are due one month prior to the start of the program.

You’ll complete 180 credit points to earn the online Master of Mental Health. You can review subjects now.

You’ll complete 12 subjects to earn the online Master of Mental Health. You can learn more about the subjects here.

A specialisation is not offered. However, the course structure offers opportunities in advanced practice or research. You can learn more about those options and the subjects in the course here.

While specialisations are not offered in the online Master of Mental Health, you’ll choose an option in research or applied practice as part of the degree. You can learn more about those options and the subjects here.

The Master of Mental Health does not follow a cohort model. You may choose from La Trobe’s four start dates per year.

The online Master of Mental Health course is only offered 100% online.

There is no residency required to complete the online Master of Mental Health.

There are no clinical hours required to complete the online Master of Mental Health.

Students will learn from full-time and adjunct teachers who are experts in their fields.

You can complete the online MBA in just 18 months if you choose to study full time. To see the course structure, view our courses page.

The online Master of Business Administration is designed for working professionals, so if something interrupts your projected timeline in earning the degree, you don’t have to worry about losing credit for the subjects you’ve completed. You can take up to five years to complete the course if needed.

To see the course structure, view our courses page.

The online MBA is designed for maximum flexibility and offers a full-time option with two subjects every seven weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, university and personal commitments.

To see the course structure, view our courses page.

The online MBA is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with one subject every seven weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, university and personal responsibilities.

To see the course structure, view our courses page.

Tuition fees for the online MBA are $4,875 per subject. You’ll need to complete 12 subjects for a total tuition fee of $58,500.* You can review all fee details here.

*All tuition fees are shown in Australian dollars and do not include the cost of textbooks, health insurance or living expenses such as food, accommodation, transport, medical costs, personal expenses and other fees you might incur. Individual subjects may include an additional fee. Course costs are based on 2020-2021 tuition fees and may vary. Speak with an enrolment adviser for more information. Fees are correct at the time of publishing and are subject to change.

An enrolment adviser can provide the most current information about scholarship opportunities.

The tuition fee for the online MBA is $58,500.* You’ll need to complete 12 subjects at $4,875 per subject. You can review all tuition fees here.

*All tuition fees are shown in Australian dollars and do not include the cost of textbooks, health insurance or living expenses such as food, accommodation, transport, medical costs, personal expenses and other fees you might incur. Individual subjects may include an additional fee. Course costs are based on 2020-2021 tuition fees and may vary. Speak with an enrolment adviser for more information. Fees are correct at the time of publishing and are subject to change.

Tuition fees do not include health insurance or living expenses such as food, accommodation, transport, medical costs, personal expenses and other fees you might incur. Individual subjects may include an additional fee. You can review all fee details here.

Students are also required to pay a Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF). You can explore the current SSAF rates here and available payment options here.

La Trobe Business School is a champion of the UN’s Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME). The course holds two accreditations recognised worldwide:

• EPAS from the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD)
• Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB)

Our online MBA is ranked:

• 3rd in Australia by CEO Magazine
• 32nd in the world by Quacquarelli Symonds

The first step is to start your application.

You need to have three years of relevant management experience before you apply for the course. You can learn more about our entry requirements here.

If you’ve completed previous study, you may qualify for advanced standing. This can reduce the number of subjects required to complete your course so you graduate sooner and spend less. The amount of credit received depends on the level and relevance of your studies and the number of subjects completed.

You can review the full policy and search for credit here.

You can learn more about our entry requirements here.

Applications are due one month prior to the start of the program. There are four start dates per year in March, April, July and September.

To apply for La Trobe’s MBA, you’ll need a completed application with the following:

• an undergraduate degree in any discipline
• transcripts from all prior universities
• letters of recommendation
• a personal statement
• resume or CV with three years of relevant management experience
• WAM of 60% or above at third-year university level

Applicants with more than eight years of relevant managerial experience but without an undergraduate degree may be considered for alternate entry.

Opportunities for alternate entry include special consideration and advanced standing. You can learn more about our entry requirements and options here.

We offer four start dates per year in March, April, July and September. Applications are due one month prior to the start of the course.

You’ll complete 180 credit points to earn the online MBA. You can review subjects now.

You’ll complete 12 subjects in the online MBA degree. You can learn more about them here.

The Master of Business Administration does not follow a cohort model. You may start at any of our offered start dates.

The online MBA at La Trobe is only offered in an online format.

There is no residency required to complete the online MBA course.

Subjects are taught by full-time and adjunct teachers who are all experts in their field.

The average MBA graduate can expect to double their pre-MBA salary within three years of graduation and can step into roles with employment growth up to 24% through May 2024. Take a look at our careers’ page to see more salaries, growth rates, and career titles.

You may be able to complete the online Master of Health Administration in 12 months if you have a Bachelor’s in a health-related field and are eligible for registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). To see the course structure, view our subjects page.

The online Master of Health Administration is designed for working professionals, so if something interrupts your projected timeline in earning the degree, you don’t have to worry about losing credit for the subjects you’ve completed. You can take up to five years to complete the course if needed.

To see the course structure, view our subjects page.

The online Master of Health Administration is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take two subjects every seven weeks.

To see the course structure, view our subjects page.

The online Master of Health Administration is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with one subject every seven weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, university and personal responsibilities.

To see the course structure, view our subjects page.

The tuition fee for the online Master of Health Administration is $3,450 per subject. With a cognate Bachelor’s, you’ll need to complete 12 subjects for a total tuition fee of $41,400.* You can review all fee details here.

*All tuition fees are shown in Australian dollars and do not include the cost of textbooks, health insurance or living expenses such as food, accommodation, transport, medical costs, personal expenses and other fees you might incur. Individual subjects may include an additional fee. Course costs are based on 2020-2021 tuition fees and may vary. Speak with an enrolment adviser for more information. Fees are correct at the time of publishing and are subject to change.

Commonwealth supported places (CSP) are available to domestic students on a limited basis. An enrolment coordinator can provide the most current information about CSPs.

The tuition fee for the online Master of Health Administration is $41,400.* The tuition fee is $3,450 per subject, and if you have a cognate Bachelor’s, you’ll need to complete 12 subjects to complete the program. You can review all fee details here.

*All tuition fees are shown in Australian dollars and do not include the cost of textbooks, health insurance or living expenses such as food, accommodation, transport, medical costs, personal expenses and other fees you might incur. Individual subjects may include an additional fee. Course costs are based on 2020-2021 tuition fees and may vary. Speak with an enrolment adviser for more information. Fees are correct at the time of publishing and are subject to change.

Tuition fees do not include health insurance or living expenses such as food, accommodation, transport, medical costs, personal expenses and other fees you might incur. Individual subjects may include an additional fee. You can review all fee details here.

Students are also required to pay a Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF). You can explore the current SSAF rates here and available payment options here.

The online Master of Health Administration covers the core competencies outlined by the Australasian College of Health Service Management (ACHSM).

Depending on subject choice, the Master of Health Administration is also recognised by the Royal Australasian College of Medical Administrators (RACMA) as providing the theoretical underpinning to the experiential components of the Fellowship Training Program in medical administration.

The first step is to start your application.

Work experience is not required for admission into the Master of Health Administration. However, we’ll consider a range of factors to determine whether you’ve demonstrated the capacity to work at a Master’s level – including academic record, English proficiency, the nature of your Bachelor’s degree and/or employment experience.

If you’ve completed previous learning, you may qualify for advanced standing. This can reduce the number of subjects required to complete your course so you may graduate sooner and spend less. The amount of credit received depends on the level and relevance of your studies and the number of subjects completed. You can review the full policy and search for credit here. Learn more about our entry requirements here.

Your application for the online Master of Health Administration is due one month before the start of the program. There are four starts per year in March, April, July and September.

To apply for the online Master of Health Administration, you’ll need a completed application and the following:

• completed an undergraduate degree in any discipline
• transcripts from prior universities
• resume
• personal statement

Opportunities for alternate entry include special consideration and advanced standing. You can learn more about our entry requirements and opportunities [here] (/courses/mha-masters-health-administration/entry-requirements/).

There are four starts per year in March, April, July and September. Your application for the Master of Health Administration is due one month before the start of the program.

Depending upon your previous education, you’ll complete 120-240 credit points to earn the online Master of Health Administration. If you have a

• Cognate Bachelor’s with Honours year, you’ll need 120 credit points
• Cognate Bachelor’s, you’ll need 180 credit points
• Non-Cognate Bachelor’s, you’ll need 240 credit points

You can review subjects now.

You’ll complete 8-16 subjects to earn the online Master of Health Administration. If you’ve earned a:

• Cognate Bachelor’s with Honours year, you’ll take 8 subjects
• Cognate Bachelor’s, you’ll take 12 subjects
• Non-Cognate Bachelor’s, you’ll take 16 subjects

You can learn more about the subjects here.

Yes, you’ll have the opportunity to choose a specialisation in either Advanced Practice, Applied Research, Digital Health, Health Management, Health Promotion or Health Strategy and Policy. You can learn more about the subjects here.

To complete the online Master of Health Administration, you’ll choose between Coursework, Advanced Practice or Applied Research. The coursework option offers you a specialisation in public health. You can learn more about all the options here.

The Master of Health Administration does not follow a cohort model. You may start at any of our offered start dates.

The online Master of Health Administration can only be completed in the online format.

There is no residency necessary to complete the Master of Health Administration.

There is no clinical component required to complete the online Master of Health Administration.

Subjects are taught by full-time and adjunct teachers who are all experts in their field.

The Master’s is for health professionals working in mental health, rehabilitation, addictions, etc. The Graduate Certificate is broader in its entry criteria.

A registered or allied health professional without mental health experience could do the Graduate Certificate to gain employment in mental health and then come into the Master’s. A key requirement of the master’s is to be working in mental health.

You can complete the course in just 14 months if you enrol with a cognate Bachelor’s and study full-time. To see the curriculum, view our subjects page.

Our online Master of Cybersecurity is designed for working professionals, so if life gets in the way, you don’t have to worry about losing credit for the subjects you’ve completed. You can take up to five years to complete the degree if needed. To see the curriculum, view our subjects page.

Our online Master of Cybersecurity is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll study and complete two subjects every seven weeks.

To see the curriculum, view our subjects page.

Our online course is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with one subject every seven weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, study, and personal responsibilities. To see the curriculum, view our subjects page.

The tuition fee is $3,700 per subject. You’ll need to complete 12 subjects if you have a cognate Bachelor’s, 16 subjects if your Bachelor’s is in another area of study. Tuition fees range from $44,400–$59,200. You can review all fee details here.

A number of scholarships are available through La Trobe University. Please visit our scholarship page for details.

The tuition fee is $3,700 per subject. You’ll need to complete 12 subjects if you have a cognate Bachelor’s, 16 subjects if your Bachelor’s is in another area of study. Tuition fees range from $44,400–$59,200. You can review all fee details here.

Tuition fees do not include health insurance or living expenses such as food, accommodation, transport, medical costs, personal expenses and other fees you might incur. Individual subjects may include an additional fee. You can review all fee details here.

Students are also required to pay a Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF). You can explore the current SSAF rates here and available payment options here.

Graduates of the Computer Science specialisation can apply for accreditation as a certified cybersecurity professional through the Australian Computer Society (ACS).

There is no residency required to complete the course.

Our online Master of Cybersecurity is designed for adult learners and is 100 per cent online. It’s only available online so you can study at the best times and locations for your schedule.

The online Master of Cybersecurity does not follow a cohort model. You can choose from 4 intakes a year. To see the intake periods, view our academic calendar page.

Yes, you’ll choose a specialisation stream, either a Thesis, Project or Industry based learning.

Yes, the online Master of Cybersecurity offers three specialisations. They are:

• Artificial Intelligence
• Business Operations
• Computer Science

Depending on your educational background, you’ll complete 12–16 subjects to complete the online Master of Cybersecurity. If you have a:

• cognate Bachelor’s, you’ll complete 12 subjects
• non-cognate Bachelor’s, you’ll complete 16 subjects

You can review subjects now.

The online Master of Cybersecurity has four starts a year:

• 28 February 2022
• 02 May 2022
• 18 July 2022
• 05 September 2022

The application deadline is 10 days prior to the start of the course, but the course may close sooner if it becomes full.

The requirements for the online Master of Cybersecurity include a completed application and the following:

• an undergraduate degree in any discipline
• transcripts from all prior universities

You can learn more about our entry requirements here.

There is no minimum GPA required to apply to the course. You can learn more about our admissions policy here.

You can find the application deadline for the upcoming program on the overview page.

If you’ve completed previous study, you may qualify to reduce the number of required subjects to complete your course, so you graduate sooner and spend less. The amount of credit received depends on the level and relevance of your studies and the number of subjects completed. You can review the full policy and search for credit here.

You can learn more about our entry requirements here.

No, prior work experience is not required to enrol. You can learn more about our entry requirements here.

The first step is to start your application.

The La Trobe online Master of Cybersecurity is ranked ‘above world standard’ for our research in information systems by the Australian Research Council, 2019, and for Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) Outcomes 2018.

The computer science specialisation is currently the only specialisation within our Master of Cybersecurity that is accredited through the Australian Computer Society (ACS), the largest professional body in Australia representing the IT sector.

You can complete the course in just 14 months if you enrol with a cognate Bachelor’s and study full-time. To see the curriculum, view our subjects page.

Our online Master of Data Science is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing credit for the subjects you’ve completed. You can take up to five years to complete the degree if needed. To see the curriculum, view our subjects page.

Our online Master of Data Science is designed for maximum flexibility. That means you can study full time and two subjects may be taken every seven weeks.

To see the curriculum, view our subjects page.

Our online course is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with one subject every seven weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, study, and personal responsibilities. To see the curriculum, view our subjects page.

Our 100 per cent online Master of Data Science is designed for adult learners. It’s only available online so that you may study at the best time and location for your schedule.

The online Master of Data Science does not follow a cohort model. You may choose from La Trobe’s four start dates per year.

• 28 February 2022
• 02 May 2022
• 18 July 2022
• 05 September 2022

Yes, you’ll choose a specialisation in either Big Data and Cloud Computing or Data Modelling and Analytics.

Yes, the online Master of Data Science offers two specialisations. They are:

• Big Data and Cloud Computing
• Data Modelling and Analytics

Depending on your educational background, you’ll complete 12–16 subjects to complete our online Master of Data Science. If you have a:

• cognate Bachelor’s, you’ll complete 12 subjects
• non-cognate Bachelor’s, you’ll complete 16 subjects

You can review our subjects page now.

The online Master of Data Science has four starts a year:

• 28 February 2022
• 02 May 2022
• 18 July 2022
• 05 September 2022

The application deadline is 10 days before the start of the course, but a course may close sooner if it becomes full.

The requirements for the online Master of Data Science include a completed application and the following:

• an undergraduate degree in any discipline
• transcripts from all prior universities

You can learn more about our entry requirements here.

The next application deadline is always listed on the course overview page.

If you’ve completed previous study, you may qualify to reduce the number of required subjects to complete your course, so you graduate sooner and spend less. The amount of credit received depends on the level and relevance of your studies and the number of subjects completed. You can review the full policy and search for credit here.

You can learn more about our entry requirements here.

No, prior work experience is not required to enrol. You can learn more about our entry requirements here.

The first step is to start your application.

We’re ranked ‘above world standard’ for research in statistics and information systems by the Australian Research Council, 2019, and is in the top 400 CS courses worldwide according to Times Higher Education (THE), 2020, World University Rankings 2021 by subject.

Tuition fees do not include health insurance or living expenses such as food, accommodation, transport, medical costs, personal expenses and other fees you might incur. Individual subjects may include an additional fee. You can review all fee details here.

Students are also required to pay a Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF). You can explore the current SSAF rates here and available payment options here.

The tuition fee is $4,050 per subject. You’ll need to complete 12 subjects if you have a cognate Bachelor’s, 16 subjects if your Bachelor’s is in another area of study. Tuition fees range from $48,600–$64,800. You can review all fee details here.

A number of scholarships are available through La Trobe University. Please visit our scholarships page for details.

The tuition fee is $4,050 per subject. You’ll need to complete 12 subjects if you have a cognate Bachelor’s, 16 subjects if your Bachelor’s is in another area of study. Tuition fees range from $48,600–$64,800. You can review all fee details here.

You can complete the course in just 14 months if you enrol with a cognate Bachelor’s and study full-time. To see the curriculum, view our subjects page.

The online Master of Information Technology is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don’t have to worry about losing credit for the subjects you’ve completed. You can take up to five years to complete the degree if needed. To see the curriculum, view our subjects page.

The online Master of Information Technology is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take two subjects every seven weeks.
To see the curriculum, view our subjects page.

The online course is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with one subject every seven weeks. This schedule allows you to achieve a realistic balance between professional and personal commitments. To see the curriculum, view our subjects page.

The tuition fee is $3,950 per subject. You’ll need to complete 12 subjects if you have a cognate Bachelor’s, 16 subjects if your Bachelor’s is in another area of study. Tuition fees range from $47,400–$63,200. You can review all fee details here.

A number of scholarships are available through La Trobe University. Please visit our scholarship page for details.

Tuition fees range from $47,400–$63,200. Individual subjects are $3,950 each. You’ll need to complete 12 subjects if you have a cognate Bachelor’s or 16 subjects if your Bachelor’s is in another area of study. You can review all fee details here.

Tuition fees do not include health insurance or living expenses such as food, accommodation, transport, medical costs, personal expenses and other fees you might incur. Individual subjects may include an additional fee. You can review all fee details here.

Students are also required to pay a Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF). You can explore the current SSAF rates here and available payment options here.

The online Master of Information Technology is accreditated by the ACS (Australian Computer Society).

La Trobe’s online Master of Information Technology is ranked ‘above world standard’ for our research in information systems by the Australian Research Council, 2019. We’re also ranked in the top 400 CS courses worldwide according to Times Higher Education (THE), 2020, World University Rankings 2021 by subject: computer science.

The first step is to start your application.

No, prior work experience is not required to enrol. You can learn more about our entry requirements here.

If you’ve completed previous study, you may qualify to reduce the number of required subjects to complete your course, so you graduate sooner and spend less. The amount of credit received depends on the level and relevance of your studies and the number of subjects completed. You can review the full policy and search for credit here.

You can learn more about our entry requirements here.

The application deadline is 18 Feb 2022.

The requirements for the online Master of Information Technology include a completed application and the following:

• an undergraduate degree in any discipline
• transcripts from all prior universities

You can learn more about our entry requirements here.

The online Master of Information Technology has four starts a year:

• 28-Feb-22
• 2-May-22
• 18-Jul-22
• 5-Sep-22

The application deadline is ten days prior to the start of the course, but the course may close sooner if it becomes full.

Depending on your educational background you’ll complete 12–16 subjects to complete the online Master of Information Technology. If you have a:

• Bachelor’s in a related field you’ll complete 12 subjects
• Bachelor’s in a non-related field you’ll complete 16 subjects

You can review our subjects page now.

Yes, the online Master of Information Technology offers three specialisations. They are:

• Artificial Intelligence
• Cloud Analytics
• Cyber Security

Yes, you’ll choose a specialisation to complete the course and graduate with focused experience that can help you get the role you want.

The online Master of Information Technology does not follow a cohort model. You may choose from La Trobe’s four start dates per year.

• 28-Feb-22
• 2-May-22
• 18-Jul-22
• 5-Sep-22

The online Master of Information Technology is designed for adult learners with busy schedules. It’s only available online so that you may study it in the best times and locations for your schedule.

You can complete your course in just one year if you enrol with a cognate Bachelor’s and study full-time. To see the curriculum, view our subjects page.

The online Master of Artificial Intelligence is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your progress, you don’t have to worry about losing credit for the subjects you’ve completed. You can take up to five years to complete the course if needed. To see the curriculum, view our subjects page.

La Trobe’s online Master of Artificial Intelligence is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take two subjects every seven weeks.

To see the curriculum, view our subjects page.

La Trobe’s online course is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with one subject every seven weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school and personal responsibilities. To see the curriculum, view our subjects page.

The tuition fee is $3,825 per subject. You’ll need to complete 12 subjects if you have a cognate Bachelor’s, 16 subjects if your Bachelor’s is in another area of study. Tuition fees range from $45,900–$61,200. You can review all fee details here.

La Trobe has a number of scholarships available. Please visit our scholarship page for details.

Tuition fees range from $48,600–$64,800. The tuition fee is $3,825 per subject. You’ll need to complete 12 subjects if you have a cognate Bachelor’s, 16 subjects if your Bachelor’s is in another area of study. You can review all fee details here.

Tuition fees do not include health insurance or living expenses such as food, accommodation, transport, medical costs, personal expenses and other fees you might incur. Individual subjects may include an additional fee. You can review all fee details here.

Students are also required to pay a Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF). You can explore the current SSAF rates here and available payment options here.

The La Trobe online Master of Artificial Intelligence is ranked ‘above world standard’ for research in artificial intelligence and image processing by the Australian Research Council, 2019.

The first step is to start your application.

No, prior work experience is not required to enrol. You can learn more about our entry requirements here.

If you’ve completed previous study, you may qualify to reduce the number of required subjects to complete your course, so you graduate sooner and spend less. The amount of credit received depends on the level and relevance of your studies and the number of subjects completed. You can review the full policy and search for credit here.

You can learn more about our entry requirements here.

The application deadline is 18 Feb 2022.

The requirements for the online Master of Artificial Intelligence include a completed application and the following:

• successful completion of an Australian bachelor degree (or equivalent)
• transcripts from all prior universities

You can learn more about our entry requirements here.

The Master of Artificial Intelligence has 4 intake periods per year. To see the intake periods, view our academic calendar page.

Depending on your educational background, you’ll complete 12–16 subjects for the online Master of Artificial Intelligence. If you have a:

• cognate Bachelor’s, you’ll complete 12 subjects
• non-cognate Bachelor’s, you’ll complete 16 subjects

You can review our subjects page now.

Yes, you’ll choose a specialisation stream, either a Thesis, Project or Industry based learning. 

Yes, you’ll choose a specialisation stream, either a Thesis, Project or Industry based learning.

The online Master of Artificial Intelligence does not follow a cohort model. You may choose from La Trobe’s four start dates per year.

• 28-Feb-22
• 2-May-22
• 18-Jul-22
• 5-Sep-22

The online Master of Artificial Intelligence is designed for adult learners with busy schedules. It’s only available online so that you may study in the best times and locations for your schedule.

You’ll complete 12 subjects to earn the online MBA.

Yes, our online MBA course offers a specialisation in data analytics.

No, specialisation is not required for the online MBA at La Trobe. You may complete the degree with eight core subjects and four electives of your choice.

Each short course is equivalent to either 5 or 10 credit points and can be completed in 2 to 4 weeks. This accelerated course structure allows you to upskill quickly and immediately apply what you learn in your career.

Some short courses require prerequisites, so taking multiple courses at a time depends on your unique situation. Speak to an enrolment advisor for more information.

Because our short courses range from 5 to 10 credit points, costs vary. Depending on the course you choose, your fee will be $300–$1,700. Contact us for more information.

We welcome students from any background to apply for cybersecurity short courses, no matter your previous academic and professional experience. Our advanced short courses are designed for students with experience in IT or cybersecurity. Contact our expert enrolment team to learn more.

Upon successful completion of the two short courses and demonstration of your work experience, you’ll gain advanced standing for the postgraduate subject CSE4004 Cyber Security Principles, leaving you three subjects to complete to earn the qualification of Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity. Students must meet the entry requirements of the award course to be eligible for advanced standing.

You can complete the course in just one year if you study full-time. To see the curriculum, view our subjects page.

The online Graduate Diploma in Business Analytics is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your studies, you don’t have to worry about losing credit for the subjects you’ve completed. You can take up to five years to complete the degree if needed. To see the curriculum, view our subjects page.

The online Graduate Diploma in Business Analytics is designed for maximum flexibility and may be taken full-time if you feel you have the time to do so successfully. Full-time means you’ll take two subjects every seven weeks. To see the curriculum, view our subjects page.

The online course is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with one subject every seven weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, study and personal responsibilities. To see the curriculum, view our subjects page.

The tuition fee is $3,775 per subject. You’ll need to complete eight subjects for the Graduate Diploma and four subjects if you’d like to exit the course with the Graduate Certificate. The total tuition for the Graduate Diploma is $30,200. For the Graduate Certificate it’s $15,100. You can review all fee details here.

A number of scholarships are available through La Trobe University. Please visit our scholarship page.

The total tuition for the Graduate Diploma is $30,200. For the Graduate Certificate it’s $15,100. You’ll need to complete eight subjects for the Graduate Diploma and four subjects if you’d like to exit the course with just the Graduate Certificate. You can review all fee details here.

Tuition fees do not include health insurance or living expenses such as food, accommodation, transport, medical costs, personal expenses and other fees you might incur. Individual subjects may include an additional fee. You can review all fee details here.

Students are also required to pay a Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF). You can explore the current SSAF rates here and available payment options here.

La Trobe Business School is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), putting us in the world’s top 5% of courses.

The La Trobe University online Graduate Diploma in Business Analytics is ranked second in Victoria by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) 2021.

The first step is to start your application.

No, prior work experience is not required to apply. You can learn more about our entry requirements here.

If you’ve completed previous study, you may qualify to reduce the number of required subjects to complete your course, so you graduate sooner and spend less. The amount of credit received depends on the level and relevance of your studies and the number of subjects completed. You can review the full policy and search for credit here.

You can learn more about our entry requirements here.

The next application deadline is always listed on the course overview page.

The requirements for the online Graduate Diploma in Business Analytics include a completed application and the following:

• an undergraduate degree in any discipline
• transcripts from all prior universities.

You can learn more about our entry requirements here.

The online Graduate Diploma in Business Analytics has four starts a year:

• 2-May-22
• 18-Jul-22
• 5-Sep-22
• 28-Feb-23

The application deadline is 10 days before the start of the course, but a course may close sooner if it becomes full.

You’ll complete eight subjects to complete the online Graduate Diploma in Business Analytics and four if you’d like to exit the course with a Graduate Certificate.

You can review our subjects page now.

There are no specialisations for the Graduate Diploma or the Graduate Certificate.

The online Graduate Diploma in Business Analytics does not follow a cohort model. You may choose from La Trobe’s four start dates per year.

• 2-May-22
• 18-Jul-22
• 5-Sep-22
• 28-Feb-23

The online Graduate Diploma in Business Analytics is designed for working professionals with busy schedules. It’s only available online so you may study at the best time and location for your schedule.

Yes. La Trobe’s online MBA course includes five specialisation options. Choose from Digital Health, Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, Governance and International Management specialisations to customise your studies for your professional interests and career path.

La Trobe’s online MBA features five specialisations: Digital Health, Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, Governance and International Management. No matter which option you choose, you will complete four subjects and 60 credit points within your specialisation area, allowing you to pursue coursework aligned with your professional goals.

Yes. By completing multiple specified microcredentials, you can gain advanced standing for recognised prior learning toward up to half the credit points (CP) required for completion of the Bachelor of Cybersecurity or Master of Cybersecurity at La Trobe. Students must meet the entry requirements of the award course to be eligible for advanced standing.

Choosing one of our short course bundles can also help you build complementary skills in a targeted area. For more information, contact one of our student enrolment advisors. Learn more on our dedicated short courses page.

Because the skills in the 10-credit point (CP) courses advance on those learned in the 5-credit point courses, it’s recommended that you complete the Cybersecurity Principles for Professionals (5CP) short course before completing the Cyber and Data Security for Professionals (10CP) short course. Speak to one of our student enrolment advisors for more information.

Tuition fees do not include health insurance or living expenses such as food, accommodation, transport, medical costs, personal expenses and other fees you might incur. Individual subjects may include an additional fee. You can review all fee details here.

Students are also required to pay a Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF). You can explore the current SSAF rates here and available payment options here.