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Course Overview
Where You Can Study
Brisbane
349 Queen St, BRISBANE, QLD 4000
Student Information
Provider's Published Fee
Duration
Intakes
Study Mode
Eligibility
Domestic Students:
International Students:
Additional Requirements:
Career & Study Pathways
Quality & Recognition
Academic Regulator
TEQSA
Professional Body
Council of Academic Public Health Institutions Australasia (CAPHIA)
Accreditation Status
AccreditedSkills Assessor
VETASSESS
Course Content
Tropical Medicine
Tropical Public Health
Public Health Management, Leadership, Planning and Policy
Epidemiology for Public Health
Biostatistics for Public Health
Communicable Disease Control
Human Parasitology
Travel Medicine
Medical Entomology
Tropical Paediatrics
Expedition and Wilderness Medicine
Tropical Medicine - Special Topics
Qualitative Research Methods for Health Professionals
Infection Prevention and Control in Health Care Settings
Healthy Ageing
Dissertation 2
Human Parasitology
Social Science in Public Health
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health
Travel Medicine
Environmental Health
Medical Entomology
Public Health Economics
Project
Health Promotion
Applied Health Economics
Tropical Paediatrics
Public Health in Humanitarian Emergencies
Public Health and the Workplace
Managing Effective Health Programs
Public Health Program Planning and Evaluation
Dissertation 1
Global Health and Development
Disaster Health Management
Foundations of Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine
Reproductive Health in Developing Countries
Public Health Placement
Emerging Global Health Threats: Equipping for the Future
Expedition and Wilderness Medicine
Introduction to One Health
Tropical Medicine - Special Topics
Common Questions
Yes, the course is available fully online as well as on-campus in Townsville. Students can complete most of their studies online and also benefit from immersive learning experiences in north Queensland through elective block mode subjects that focus on tropical, rural, remote and Indigenous communities.
The course takes 1 year and 1 trimester to complete as a full-time student, or 2 years and 2 trimesters if studying part-time.
Applicants must hold an AQF level 7 bachelor degree in a relevant discipline, or equivalent. Applicants must also upload supporting documents with their application including current AHPRA Registration (if applicable), a Degree Testamur, a Curriculum Vitae, and a Personal Statement or Letter of Motivation.
The estimated annual Commonwealth Supported fee is AUD $11,100 for eligible students, and the estimated annual tuition fee is AUD $31,920 for full-time study. A variety of scholarships are available to suit different student types, and fee deferral options such as HECS-HELP or FEE-HELP may be available if eligible.
Graduates are employed across a wide range of settings including State and Commonwealth Government organisations, health care settings, community settings, non-profit and international organisations. Career roles include disease control specialist, biosecurity expert, environmental health director, child and maternal health worker, public health researcher, and advocate for marginalised communities in tropical, rural and remote areas.
Application
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