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The MHealthPrac is a 180-point masters, with a 120-point option for eligible applicants. It can be completed in 1 year (120-points) or 1.5 years (180-points) of full-time study. You can choose from five specialisations.
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Master of Health Practice - Addiction Studies
The Addiction Studies specialisation was developed in recognition of the need for an advanced postgraduate qualification for health professionals who are moving into leadership roles in this area.
Master of Health Practice - Infant, Child and Adolescent Mental Health
The Infant, Child and Adolescent Mental Health specialisation is designed for graduates in nursing, medicine, occupational therapy, psychology, or social work who are currently employed in infant, child and adolescent mental health services or aim to be.
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