Master of Medicine (Pharmaceutical & Medical Device Development)

1. Bachelor’s degree in health or science-related field (including engineering) with honours, OR
2. Bachelor’s degree + postgraduate degree in a health or science-related field, OR
3. Bachelor’s degree + minimum 12 months relevant work experience.
4. English language proficiency (e.g., IELTS 7.0 overall, minimum 6.5 in each band) if required.
5. Note: The course may not be available to students on a standard student visa.

The Master of Medicine (Pharmaceutical & Medical Device Development) at the University of Sydney is designed for professionals seeking advanced training in how medicines and medical devices are developed, regulated, brought to market and monitored post-registration. The curriculum covers clinical epidemiology, innovations in therapeutics and medical devices, regulatory affairs, commercialisation, pharmaco-economics, pharmacovigilance and manufacturing considerations. Delivered in flexible formats (including intensive and online elements), it enables students to continue professional work while studying. The program is tailored to learners from pharmaceutical, biotech, regulatory, health-technology or medical-device backgrounds, and seeks to build contacts with industry and regulatory experts. Graduates are positioned for roles in research and development, regulatory affairs, clinical trials, product safety, health technology assessment and commercial strategy. The course draws upon the expertise of the University’s medicine and health faculties and its strong linkages with industry.