The Bachelor of Applied Public Health (Honours) allows students to build upon the knowledge gained in their undergraduate degree, develop research skills that will equip them for future study at a higher degree level and work closely with an academic expert to contribute to a particular area of interest.
Graduates of the Bachelor of Applied Public Health (Honours) will have:
CRICOS Code: 090703A
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Part A : Coursework Units
Complete exactly 30 credit points from the following:
Code, Title, Credit Points, Notes
HLSC401, Fundamental Research Skills in Biomedical and Health Sciences, 10,
HLSC402, Preparing for Research in Biomedical and Health Sciences, 10,
Code, Title, Credit Points, Notes
HLSC404, Qualititative Research Methods in Health Sciences, 10,
OR
HLSC405, Quantitative Data Management in Biomedical and Health Sciences Research, 10,
Part B : Thesis Units
PART B.1 AND (PART B.2 OR PART B.3)
Part B.1 :
Complete exactly 10 credit points from the following:
Code, Title, Credit Points, Notes
PUBH400, Honours Thesis (Part A), 10,
Part B.2 : Full-time Students
Complete exactly 40 credit points from the following:
Code, Title, Credit Points, Notes
PUBH401, Honours Thesis (Part B), 40,
Part B.3 : Part-time Students
Complete exactly 40 credit points from the following:
Code, Title, Credit Points, Notes
PUBH402, Honours Thesis P/T (Part C), 20,
PUBH403, Honours Thesis P/T (Part D), 20,
As this important area of health promotion continues to grow and employment opportunities increase both locally and internationally, honours graduates may find employment in a wide range of public health careers including:
OSHC: 530 ($) AUD per year
