Postgraduate CSP public health courses available in 2026: Up to 74% off

Have you always wanted to pursue a postgraduate public health course, but are deterred by the cost? With a Commonwealth supported place (CSP), part of your tuition is subsidised by the Australian Government, significantly reducing the overall cost of your qualification. Learn more about how CSPs work in our guide to postgraduate CSP courses in healthcare.

While CSPs in postgraduate public health courses are relatively uncommon in comparison to other health-related fields, they do exist and the savings can be substantial. In the courses listed below, subsidies have reduced course fees by over 60 per cent.

Postgraduate CSP public health courses with the biggest discounts in 2026

We’ve curated a list of postgraduate CSP public health courses from the GlobalHealth Education catalogue with the biggest discounts. Courses are listed from the biggest to smallest discount, with discount percentages rounded to the nearest whole number. 

Only courses that have listed both the full-fee and CSP prices are included in the list to ensure that discounts are calculated accurately. Fees are subject to change and may vary depending on your course and unit selection and study load. Please note that, as postgraduate CSP places are limited and highly competitive, meeting the eligibility criteria does not automatically guarantee admission into the course.

Disclaimer: While every effort has been made to ensure that pricing information is accurate and up to date, no guarantee is given, nor responsibility taken, for variations or discrepancies in pricing.

Master of Health Leadership and Management and Master of Public Health (Online) at the University of New South Wales – 74% off

This innovative dual degree will equip you with the skills and expertise to lead and improve health services, systems and population health outcomes. You’ll complete core courses in areas such as strategic planning, policy development, change management and quality enhancement and graduate with the capabilities to lead rapidly evolving environments.

This course is also accredited by the Australasian College of Health Service Management and can be completed either face-to-face or online.

Who should study this course?

This course is designed for professionals looking to enhance their career prospects and step into leadership roles within the public health sector.

Graduating with this dual degree could also lead to a career in areas such as government departments and ministries of health, public health networks, local area health services, non-governmental agencies and mental health services.

Eligibility criteria

There are three different pathways that each come with their own eligibility criteria.

Pathway one

Applicants must have both:

• A three-year undergraduate degree in any field or study
• Two years of full-time professional or volunteer experience in a relevant field

Pathway two

Applicants must have one of the following:

• An undergraduate degree plus an honours in a relevant field of study
• A postgraduate degree in a relevant field of study

Some examples of relevant fields of study include medicine, nursing, allied health, health sciences, biomedical sciences, dentistry, social work, psychology and social sciences.

Pathway three

• Applicants with extensive professional health or public health experience, but do not hold a relevant degree qualification, may be considered for entry

Course intake months in 2026: February, June and September

Course duration: 20 months

Estimated full-fee cost: $56,500

Estimated total fee with a CSP: $14,500

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