GRADUATE COURSEWORK
AT THE RESEARCH SCHOOL OF BIOLOGY
The Research School of Biology prides itself on the high quality of its teachers
and the support that staff members give to students. The majority of lecturers
manage research groups working on the leading edge of their disciplines and
they bring that experience into their courses.
The Masters programs are designed for domestic or international students who
wish to update their skills in the biosciences or gain a post-graduate qualification
at an Australian University. Study programs are individually designed to complement
prior undergraduate study and develop advanced knowledge and skills.
English requirement:
Students must also have an IELTS score of 6.5 (with no less than 6.0 in any
component), or
TOEFL score: 600 for paper based test with test of written English score of
5.0 /250 for computer based test with test of written English score of
5.0 or 100 in internet based test with no less than 22 in all four sections.
However, if an applicant has less than IELTS 7.0, we recommend that they undertake
an English Language Intensive Course for Overseas Students (ELICOS) prior to
commencing the program. For more information go to ANU
College (the English language provider)
Some of the benefits associated with undertaking the Master's pathway include
the prestige of holding an internationally recognized qualification from one
of Australia's leading Universities. On completion of the two year degree students
have had many opportunities to network and get to know and impress potential
supervisors with the quality of their work and their enthusiasm for research.
The two year Master's degree also allows students to apply for admission to
the ANU PhD program. If students complete the research component of their Master's
program at a high standard (H1), they are very competitively positioned to
apply for one of the few available competitive IPRS scholarships which will
allow them to pursue PhD study and a career in research.
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