School Of ScienceDisease Prevention and ControlWestern Sydney University Unit Code: 300867.2
Discipline: ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
Student Contribution Band: 2
Level: 3
Credit Points: 10
Assumed Knowledge
A background knowledge of microbiology, and epidemiology.
Equivalent Units
300782 - Disease Prevention and Control
About this Unit
Globally we are witnessing an epidemiological transition with the emergence and re-emergence of diseases through social, political and environmental changes including rapid urbanisation, social media influence, international migration/travel, political instability and climate change. This unit of study will provide students with an introduction into the epidemiology of public health diseases of significance in Australia and internationally through exploration of current strategies for the detection, monitoring and control of existing and emerging diseases. The principles of risk management will also be discussed and applied in relation to disease prevention, containment or eradication including vector-borne, vaccine preventable, zoonotic, food and waterborne disease.
Courses3672.1 | Bachelor of Natural Science (Environment and Health) | CONTINUING |
3754.1 | Bachelor of Science | CONTINUING |
3754.2 | Bachelor of Science | CURRENT |
3755.1 | Bachelor of Medical Science | CONTINUING |
3755.2 | Bachelor of Medical Science | CURRENT |
3756.1 | Bachelor of Science (Pathway to Teaching Primary/Secondary) | CONTINUING |
3756.2 | Bachelor of Science (Pathway to Teaching Primary/Secondary) | CURRENT |
3757.1 | Bachelor of Advanced Science | CONTINUING |
3757.2 | Bachelor of Advanced Science | CURRENT |
3758.1 | Bachelor of Advanced Medical Science | CONTINUING |
3758.2 | Bachelor of Advanced Medical Science | CURRENT |
3764.2 | Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of International Studies | CURRENT |
6042.2 | Diploma in Science/Bachelor of Medical Science | CURRENT |
6043.1 | Diploma in Science/Bachelor of Science | CONTINUING |
6043.2 | Diploma in Science/Bachelor of Science | CURRENT |
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