Online Learning
- MSNZ
- Online Learning
MSNZ is committed to empowering people living with multiple sclerosis (MS), their whānau, carers, and health professionals with accessible, up-to-date education. We offer a range of online learning opportunities, including webinars and free courses, to help you understand and manage MS.
Free Online Course: Understanding Multiple Sclerosis
(Developed and owned by the Menzies Institute for Medical Research)
- About the Course
The Understanding Multiple Sclerosis course is a free, globally recognised online programme developed by the University of Tasmania’s Menzies Institute for Medical Research, in partnership with MS organisations in Australia and New Zealand.
- They help you navigate diagnosis, treatment, and daily life with MS, connecting you with resources and services in your area.
- What You’ll Learn
- Six modules cover
- Biology and pathology of MS
- Diagnosis and symptoms
- Demographics and risk factors
- Disease management
- Living with MS
- Each module features expert-led videos, interviews with people living with MS, and a short quiz to reinforce learning.
- On completion, you will receive a personalised certificate.
- Six modules cover
- How to Enrol
- Enrol in the Understanding MS course at ms.mooc.utas.edu.au
- Learn more about the course on MSNZ’s website
Additional Online Courses
(Developed and owned by the Menzies Institute for Medical Research)
Deciding about DMTs for Multiple Sclerosis
Mental Health in Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms and Diagnosis
Ageing Well with Multiple Sclerosis
All courses are available via the University of Tasmania’s MS MOOC platform
MSNZ Webinars and Events
(Developed and owned by MSNZ)
- Webinar Archives
- MSNZ regularly hosts live webinars and seminars on topics such as MS brain health, symptom management, treatment options, and living well with MS.
- Recordings of past webinars are available for free on our website.
- Browse and watch MSNZ webinars
- Upcoming Events
- Keep an eye on our Latest News and Events page for announcements about upcoming online learning opportunities.
Who Should Participate?
People with MS and their whānau
Carers and support networks
Health professionals
Anyone interested in learning more about MS
Benefits of Online Learning
Flexible
Learn at your own pace, from anywhere.
Accessible
Available on your phone, tablet, or computer.
Evidence-based
Developed and delivered by experts in MS research and care.
Community
Connect with others in the MS community through interactive features.
