Courses
The School of Health and Humna Sciences offers undergraduate, honours and postgraduate courses that are informed by research and responsive to the current needs of the government and industry employers.
Undergraduate
The School offers a range of degrees for students interested in a career within Australia's growing health sector.
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Honours
An honours degree is an undergraduate extension or a fourth year of an undergraduate degree. The degree is designed to provide the groundwork or foundation for an understanding of the process of conducting research. The principal purpose of the course is to help students develop skills and interests in independent research. The Honours program comprises research leading to the completion of a thesis based upon original work.Students who have completed a relevant degree with a credit average or higher, can study a one year full time or 2 years part time Honours program.
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Postgraduate
The School of Health and Human Sciences offers a number of postgraduate programs across a broad range of fields within the health sector. Many of the programs are offered at graduate certificate, graduate diploma and masters level.
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| ~ | = | Single Core Unit Available |
| ^ | = | Full fee paying |
| # | = | There are no student contributions (previously HECS) charged for these programs |
| X | = | Available for January, May and September intake |
| * | = | Refer to coursesheet for specific course and campus availabilities |
Enquire and apply
- How to apply
- Course enquiries (or call 1800 626 481 - free call within Australia)
- If you are overseas and want to study with us, contact the Southern Cross University International Office
- Courses have multiple intakes - click on the relevant course for session or trimester availabilities
- Teaching calendar
Fees
- domestic students
- international students: undergraduate | postgraduate
- more fee information
More information
Visit Future Students for information about booking a campus tour, student life, fees, scholarships, special entry programs, and information for Year 10, 11 & 12 students, parents, mature entry applicants, and careers advisers.
Course Guides for New and Re-enrolling Students
Updated: 19 January 2012

