Master of Infection Prevention and Control

Griffith University

Protecting communities from infectious threats has never been more important. This degree is a long-established and highly regarded infection prevention and control program, so you'll learn from experienced educators and build expertise to make a meaningful impact in complex health environments.Highlights of studying the Master of Infection Prevention and ControlLearn from leading experts across Australia and internationally who contribute to policy, research and frontline infection prevention and control practice.Explore global challenges including antimicrobial resistance, emerging infectious diseases, biosecurity, outbreak investigation, contact tracing, community infection control and pandemic preparedness.Strengthen your leadership capability by examining change management, organisational culture and evidence-based quality improvement.Gain strong research capability through training in research design, data analysis and critical appraisal.Develop specialist expertise in clinical infectious diseases and public health responses across diverse settings.Gain credit for approved recognised prior study and/or work experience.Leadership and advanced practiceThroughout your studies, you'll learn how to guide teams, influence decision-making and lead system-wide improvement in infection prevention and control. You'll enhance your ability to analyse risks, evaluate safety and quality strategies, and drive change that supports better care and healthier communities.