CQUniversity
CRICOS provider number: 00219C TEQSA provider ID: PRV12073 RTO code: 40939
Courses included
As a student of the Bachelor of Public Health, you will develop an understanding of evidence-based strategies to address existing, evolving and re-emerging health risks and achieve higher standards of health and wellbeing.
A strong emphasis on participation, prevention and partnership with the community is threaded throughout the curriculum. Each of these concepts is explored and developed within the core public health units, resulting in graduates who internalise and integrate the notions of theory, research and practice as the basis of their work. You will also be able to confidently articulate your own vision of a socio-ecological model of public health, develop and maintain community and industry partnerships in promoting public health and participate in the political process to advocate for health, social justice and equity through contributions to public policy and decision-making.
You will choose to major in health promotion, environmental health or choose a course of study covering a broad range of public health topics.
Built environment, environmental health, environmental science, exercise science, health promotion, Indigenous studies, human resources management, international development and humanitarian service, public health nutrition, safety science, science and sustainability.
Environmental health officer, environmental manager, health promotion officer, public health nutritionist.
Placement in a professional environment relevant to chosen specialisation. Developing experience relevant to professional- specific activities/tasks. Planning and conducting a research project, nutrition project or health promotion program in the workplace.
Recommended studies: English Standard, one of Biology, Chemistry or Physics.
Refer to the CQUniversity general admission criteria.
View all details of this course on the CQUniversity website.
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