Major - Health Promotion Studies
Western Sydney University
Major
Code:
M4023.1
Related Courses
4656.3
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Bachelor of Health Science
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Available to students in other Western Sydney University Courses:
YES, but restrictions apply.
Health Promotion extends beyond raising awareness of healthcare issues to developing and implementing strategies for communities, individuals and policy makers to support good health and wellbeing. Graduates may help address health inequities in communities, link individuals and communities with healthcare, and assist individuals and communities to follow healthy behaviours, working across sectors and engaging collaboratively with communities to do so. Health promotion projects are as diverse as injury prevention, skin cancer prevention, HIV/AIDS awareness and community development. Graduates with studies in health promotion develop understandings of health that may be applied in health work settings. The program combines studies of health politics and planning, health promotion practice and public health with a comprehensive foundation in the health sciences
Major
Structure
For any student at Western who meets the units’ pre-requisite rules, has sufficient elective space to complete the unit set and is not enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science or Diploma in Health Science/ Bachelor of Health Science. This major is made up of 80 credit points.
401392
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Health Promotion Theory and Approaches
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400866
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Culture, Diversity and Health
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400870
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Population Health and Society
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401380
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Advances and Challenges in Health Promotion
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401415
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Promoting Health Collaboratively in Communities
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401390
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Health Policy and Advocacy
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401391
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Health Promotion Planning and Implementation
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401406
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Professional Health Placement
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