Public Health

A lifetime career in public health gives the chance to positively impact communities by improving the overall wellbeing and health of all inhabitants. Founded by prominent professors, the Graduate degree in Public Health enables students to think creatively about the many social, cultural, economical and ecological factors that affect health and illness in populations. Offering insight into the organisation and delivery of clinical and public health providers, including practices and policies that both support and also improve people's health, the diploma is perfect for professionals looking to improve their career in the area of public health. The diploma consists of a total of eight classes; four center Public Health classes and four electives, and may be finished in one year of fulltime study. Applicants who fulfill entry conditions can advance to additional study with the Master of Public Health.

This award is well Called the South Australian Department of Public Health, the Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing, as well as the General Public Health Association of Australia, the Faculty of Public Health Medicine and other Important public health Programs.

Bachelor level or equivalent. All applicants must give an additional entry form directly into the School of Public Health within ten working days of submitting their application. The extra entry form includes a written record of 500 words (maximum) on a candidate's reasons for wanting to undertake the level and also a Curriculum Vitae (CV).