Subjects | Session | Credit Points |
Year 1 |
| | Biomedical Physics | Autumn | 6 |
| | Effective Communication in Health Care Relationships | Autumn | 6 |
| | Chemistry IA | Autumn | 6 |
And either |
| | Foundations of Human Growth Nutrition and Exercise | Autumn | 6 |
Or |
| | Introduction to Behavioural Science | Autumn | 6 |
or |
100 level prerequisite subject required by specialisation subject cluster |
| | Molecules, Cells and Organisms | Spring | 6 |
| | Chemistry IB | Spring | 6 |
And either | | | |
| | Introduction to the Concepts and Practice of Statistics | Spring | 6 |
Or |
| | Theory Design and Statistics in Psychology | Spring | 6 |
And either |
| Introduction to Health Behaviour Change | Spring | 6 |
Or |
| Introduction to Aboriginal Australia | Spring | 6 |
or |
100 level prerequisite subject required by specialisation subject cluster |
Year 2 |
| | Principles of Biochemistry | Autumn | 6 |
| | Contemporary population health issues | Autumn | 6 |
| | Social Science Perspectives on Health and Illness | Autumn | 6 |
And |
Elective chosen from subjects listed in specialisation subject cluster |
| | Human Physiology 1: Principles and Systems* | Spring | 6 |
| | Epidemiology | Spring | 6 |
And |
2 Electives chosen from subjects listed in specialisation subject cluster |
Year 3 |
| Integrated Human Issues | Autumn | 8 |
And either |
| | Evidence and Measurement in Population Health | Autumn | 8 |
Or |
| | Research Appreciation and Application | Autumn | 8 |
And |
Elective chosen from subjects listed in specialisation subject cluster |
| | Bioethics | Spring | 8 |
And | | | |
Two electives chosen from subjects listed in specialisation subject cluster |
Electives are chosen from the specialisation subject clusters listed below, and will include at least 4 subjects, with at least 2 subjects at 300-Level (N.B. The choice of electives will be subject to availability of subjects at the time of enrolment). |
1. Indigenous Culture and Health** |
| | Introduction to Aboriginal Australia |
| | Current Services in Aboriginal Health |
| | Comparative Indigenous Health Issues |
| | Indigenous Community Development: Theory and Practice |
| | Community Health: Theory, Research & Practice |
| | Aboriginal Health Issues |
2. Community, Culture and Society** |
2.1.Society, Policy and Health |
| | Law in Society |
| | Health policy |
| | The Politics of Medicine and Health |
| | Practical Ethics |
| | Sickness and death: Social history and public health in Australia |
| | Economics of Health Care |
| | Community Organisations, the Third Sector and Civil Society |
| | Project and program design, management and evaluation |
| | Population Health Project B |
2.2Community, Culture and Individuals |
| | Australian Studies: Cultures and Identities |
| | Thinking About Society, Technology and Culture |
| | Social Spaces: Rural and Urban |
| | Sociology of the Family |
| | Gender, Work and the Family |
| | Regional History |
| | Community Organisations, the Third Sector and Civil Society |
| | Gender and Society |
3. Health Practice and the Individual** |
| | Introduction to Behavioural Science |
| | Human Growth, Nutrition and Exercise |
| | Reflection and Practice |
| | Psychology of Physical Activity |
| | Promoting Healthy Lifestyles |
| | Current Issues in Food and Nutrition |
| | Measurement and Assessment of Diet and Activity |
| | Therapeutic Use of Self |
| | Signs of Communication |
| | Developmental Disability |
| | Community and Public Health Nutrition |
| | Nutrition and Food Innovation B |
| | Aboriginal Health Issues |
4. Human Biological Science** |
4.1Anatomy and Physiology |
| | Systemic Anatomy*** |
| | Human Physiology: Principle and Systems*** |
| | Histology |
| | Human Physiology II: Control Mechanisms |
| | Cardio-respiratory Physiology |
| | Fundamentals of Neuroscience |
| | Anatomy II (Regional Anatomy) |
4.2Genetics, Molecular Biology and Pharmacology |
| | The Biochemistry of Energy and Metabolism |
| | Introductory Genetics |
| | Molecular Cell Biology |
| | Infection and Immunity |
| | Principles of Pharmacology |
5. Social Psychology** |
| | Foundations of Psychology A (in place of PSYC 101)**** |
| | Foundations of Psychology B**** |
| | Theory Design and Statistics in Psychology (in place of STAT 151) |
| | Personality |
| | Developmental and Social Psychology |
| | Psychology of Abnormality |
| | Social Behaviour and Individual Differences |
| | Change Throughout the Lifespan |
| |
* ABST150 or PSYC101 or PSYC121should be chosen as an elective for students specialising in the Human Biological Science: Anatomy and Physiology cluster who completed BMS112 in first year |
** may include an alternative 6 to 8 credit point subject approved by the Head of the School |
*** BMS 101 and BMS 112 should be completed in first year for students intending to specialise in the Human Biological Science: Anatomy and Physiology Cluster |
**** PSYC 121 and PSYC 122 should be completed in first year for students intending to specialise in the Social Psychology Cluster |
