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Graduate Diploma in Health Promotion

Work proactively with people to address the determinants of health and wellbeing.

Based on a socio-ecological model of health, the Health Promotion suite explores contemporary health promotion at individual, group, organisation, community and population levels. Core study concepts include foundations, values and principles of health promotion; the assessment of health needs; and the planning, implementation and evaluation of health promotion programs in a range of settings.

UniSC program code
SC611
Commence
This program is only available as an exit point
Duration
1 year full time; 2 years minimum, 4 years maximum part time
Study mode
on campus (multi-modal), online
Fee type 2015
  • Postgraduate coursework places
Total courses
8

Based on a socio-ecological model of health, the Health Promotion suite explores contemporary health promotion at individual, group, organisation, community and population levels. Core study concepts include foundations, values and principles of health promotion; the assessment of health needs; and the planning, implementation and evaluation of health promotion programs in a range of settings.

The Graduate Diploma and Master of Health Promotion are designed for those looking to work in designated health promotion roles, or for those wanting to develop deeper knowledge and skills in health promotion to complement their current roles. Some employers, for example Queensland Health, require applicants to have completed at least the equivalent of the Graduate Diploma in Health Promotion to be considered for employment as health promotion practitioners.

These programs give you the flexibility to study courses on campus, online or a mixture of the two delivery modes. You can change study modes at any time during your program. Teaching, learning and assessment items develop your theoretical knowledge and understanding through the completion of practical and creative tasks.

Professional recognition

Graduates are eligible for membership of the Australian Health Promotion Association, the Public Health Association of Australia, and the International Union for Health Promotion and Education.

Admission requirements

The program is only available as an exit point. Students should refer to the Master of Health Promotion.

Program structure

5 Required courses:

PUB703 Communications Engineering (Hardware and protocols)
PUB705 Digital Signal Processing
PUB707 Engineering Project 1
PUB702 Electronic Measurement and Instrumentation
PUB708 Engineering Project 2

Plus choose one (1) course from:

PUB706 Power System Design and Analysis
PUB704 Robotics and Autonomous Systems

Plus choose one (1) course from:

NUR721 Advanced Digital Communications
PUB701 Communication and Thought

PLUS one of the following options:

On- campus students

PUB715 Professional Experience: Orientation to the Profession

OR

On-line students

PUB716 +

Program requirements and notes

Program requirements and notes
  • Program is available as an exit point only.
  • Students are required to successfully complete the 8 required courses listed below.
  • Not available to international students on a Student Visa.
  • When enrolling, please refer to the Study Plan