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Master - 32 units comprising: (a) 2 units from Part A; and (b) 6 units from Part B; and (c) 8 units from Part C; and (d) 2 units from Part D; and (e) at least 2 units from Part E; and (f) the balance from - (i) courses from Parts D or E; or (ii) courses from Part F, or other courses approved by the Associate Dean (Academic).

Part A (Core)

2 units for-

Course Title

• Risk Communication

Part B (Core)

6 units for-

Course Title

• Environmental Health Risk - Biological Hazards

• Environmental Health Risks - Chemical Hazards

• Environmental Health Risks - Physical Hazards

Part C (Core)

8 units for-

Course Title

• System Dynamics

• Dynamics of Public Policy

• Introduction to Epidemiology

• Introduction to Biostatistics

Part D (Capstone Pre-requisite)

At least 2 units from-

Course Title

• Advanced Research Methodologies

• Developing a Research Proposal

• Evaluation of Programs & Projects

• Public Health Research Methods

Part E (Capstone)

At least 2 units from-

Course Title

• Independent Research Project

• Environment Health Dissertation

• Public Health Practice [1]

Part F (Electives)

Up to 12 units from-

These are some recommended examples of electives that MEnvHltSci students may enrol in, if they have the required pre-requisite knowledge. NOTE: as students in the MEnvHltSci may be coming from diverse backgrounds, some examples may require specific backgrounds or prior learning to be completed, however these are noted below. If no pre-requisite is noted, the course is open to all MEnvHltSci students. Other 7000 level courses not listed here can be selected subject to the approval of the Program Convenor and Course Coordinators. Any alternate electives selected must have relevance to Environmental Health. GCEnvHlthSc and GDipEnvHlthSc students may also select any of the courses listed in Part B (Core) or Part C (Core) (above) as a Part F elective course.

Climate

Course Title

• Climate Science and Policy

• Climate Change & Environmental Management

Economics

Course Title

• Foundations in Microeconomics

• Health Economics

• The Economics of Climate Change

• Health Economics and Policy

Environment

Course Title

• Foundations in Environmental Studies

• Foundations of Sustainable Development

• Environmental Hazards

• Environmental Philosophy

Health

Course Title

• Introduction to Occupational Health & Safety

• Introduction to Environmental Health

• One Health: Diseases at the Human-Animal interface

• Children's Environmental Health

• Health Promotion in Public Health

• Communicable Disease Management & Control

• Public Health in Pandemics

• Health Aspects of Disasters

Policy, Leadership and Reporting

Course Title

• Conservation Planning & Management

• Decision Making & Reporting for Sustainability

• Management Communication

• Leadership: Theory & Practice

• Principles of Project Management

• Motivating & Leading in the Workplace

Risk Assessment, Impact and Management

Course Title

• Environmental Impact Assessment

• Sustainability Dynamics

• Risk Assessment and Decision Analysis

• Sustainable Management of Risk in Industry

Toxicology

Course Title

• Toxicokinetic, Toxicodynamic and Toxicology

• Occupational Hygiene 1

• Occupational Hygiene 2

Society and Environmental Health

Course Title

• Participatory Development Communication

• Working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People

• Effective Stakeholder Engagement

• Community Aspects in Resource Development

• Global Governance: Origins, Challenges and Trajectories

• Social Perspectives in Public Health

• History and Theories of Development

• Social Impact Assessment: applied social research and development

• Energy and Development

Technology and Data Analysis

Course Title

• Spatial Analysis & Modelling

• Geographical Information Systems

• Fundamentals of Geographic Information & Technologies

Water, Land and Food

Course Title

• Food Safety & Quality Management

• Food Microbiology I

• [1] Prior to enrolling, students must complete #16 units (8 coursework courses) comprising at least #8 units of core courses from Parts A, B or C.