Graduate Research

Our graduate students undertake transformative and interdisciplinary research that is at the forefront of finding sustainable, social, economic, environmental and technical solutions to eliminating injury. Students have the opportunity to study with the world’s leading injury prevention specialists, as part of the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences.

Graduate Research Coordinator's Message


Dr Amanda Stephens, MUARC Graduate Research Coordinator

MUARC researchers are involved in every step of the injury prevention cycle from identifying and analysing problems to evaluating programs and engaging the community.

This allows us to offer unique research opportunities to students with diverse backgrounds and career ambition.

"A PhD is a challenging and exciting journey. At MUARC you make that journey alongside people who are invested in your success."


Why study with us?

MUARC is a multi-disciplinary organisation, undertaking research into accident and injury causes and prevention across all modes of transport, in the workplace, in the community and in the home.

Our goal is simple but profound: to prevent injury, save lives, and build futures.

We are committed to training new leaders in the field of injury prevention. When you join our research community, you will have the opportunity to study in an energising and collaborative environment alongside skilled injury prevention practitioners across diverse disciplines.

We have accommodation options and cost-of-living guides available for international graduate students.

Contact us

MUARC’s graduate research program is coordinated by Professor Jennie Oxley. The administration of the program and ongoing student support is provided by Ms Samantha Bailey. Together, the team has nurtured MUARC students through their Graduate Research journey for more than a decade. Learn more about undertaking a degree through the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences here.

From exploring your study options to shaping a career, we're here to guide you.
Phone: +61 3 9902 0358
Email: muarc-graduateresearch@monash.edu