SCU - Diploma of Health

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Course summary

Nursing, sport and exercise science, occupational therapy, speech pathology, psychology, biomedical science, osteopathic studies, podiatry and pedorthics …there are so many career paths in health.

If you're uncertain about which one is right for you, our Diploma of Health can provide the clarity you need for your future as a health professional. You can even tailor your learning by choosing a specialisation from a range of health disciplines.

Graduates can seek professional outcomes in several areas, including as allied health assistants, personal care assistants, lab assistants, and case workers. This Diploma is also an ideal pathway towards further study at Southern Cross University and provides guaranteed entry to a range of Bachelor degrees.

This course is offered through SCU College. Additional support through workshops to develop academic and study skills is available to all SCU College students.

If you are interested in studying online, please see important information below under major areas of study.

Domestic snapshot

Duration	Location	Session
1F/2P	Coffs Harbour	1, 3
	Gold Coast	1, 3
	Lismore	1, 3
	Online	1, 3

International snapshot

Duration	Location	Session
1F	Gold Coast	1, 3

Duration

Location

Session

Gold Coast

1, 3

Students select a specialisation of study to prepare them for further study in one of the following disciplines: nursing, sport and exercise science, occupational therapy, speech pathology, psychological science, biomedical science, osteopathic studies, podiatry or pedorthics.

If you are interested in studying online, please note:

For all specialisations except psychological science, some units must be completed on-campus as they are not available online and require mandatory attendance.

In addition:

The biomedical science and osteopathic studies specialisations are not currently offered at Coffs Harbour
All specialisations are available at the Gold Coast
Check the individual specialisation you are interested in for more details about where the units are offered and any mandatory on-campus attendance.

Course Learning Outcomes express learning achievement in terms of what a student should know, understand and be able to do on completion of a course. These outcomes are aligned with the graduate attributes.

Graduate Attribute	Course Learning Outcome
Intellectual rigour	Exercise critical judgment and creative thinking to identify problems and contribute to their solutions in defined health settings
Creativity	Exercise critical judgment and creative thinking to identify problems and contribute to their solutions in defined health settings
Ethical practice	Apply ethical and sustainable values and practices within defined health settings
Knowledge of a discipline	Apply theoretical and technical knowledge and skills within defined contexts within the field of health.
Lifelong learning	Demonstrate responsibility and accountability for own learning and work in defined health contexts.
Communication and social skills	Communicate information, concepts and solutions, individually and/or in a team, with an awareness of diverse cultural perspective's within defined health contexts.
Cultural competence	Communicate information, concepts and solutions, individually and/or in a team, with an awareness of diverse cultural perspective's within defined health contexts.

Assessment tasks vary from unit to unit and can include essays, reports, audio or video presentations, class participation, individual and group work, online quizzes, case analyses, and examinations. Assessment items are in accordance with learning outcomes and designed to ensure that all the graduate attributes are assessed throughout the course. The performance criteria, grading standards and due dates for assessment tasks are included in each Unit Information Guide. Students receive timely feedback on their assessment submissions.

On-campus students experience a variety of teaching approaches including lectures, tutorials, online activities and video-linked or podcast virtual classes. The method of teaching may vary from unit to unit.

Our online study option is highly interactive and strives to promote collaboration and a sense of community. Students may receive a combination of podcast or video-linked lectures, electronic study materials, workshops, online discussion forums and virtual classes. The method of teaching may vary from unit to unit.

Please note that online study in this course may require some units to be completed on campus.

Graduates of the Diploma of Health can seek professional work in a range of health professions including as allied health assistants, personal care assistants, disability support workers, case workers, and lab assistants.

The Diploma is also a pathway into a range of Bachelor degrees. Successful completion of the Diploma of Health guarantees entry and up to 8 units of credit (depending on the specialisation taken) towards a linked Southern Cross degree in Bachelor of Nursing, Bachelor of Biomedical Science, Bachelor of Pedorthics, Bachelor of Podiatry, Bachelor of Speech Pathology, Bachelor of Occupational Therapy, Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science, Bachelor of Clinical Sciences (Osteopathic Studies), Bachelor of Psychological Science.

Please note that not all units are offered online in health sciences. Please check the specialisation you are interested in for more details about where the units are offered. Psychological Science is the only specialisation offered entirely online. If you are interested in continuing onto a Bachelor degree, check the individual courses for details about where they are offered.

Graduates who proceed to one of the pathway degrees will have a range of career opportunities in their chosen fields.

Type

Detail

Course code

2125150

Course abbreviation

DipH

Credit points

Equivalent units

Duration

1 year full-time; 2 years part-time

Availability details

Location	Session
Coffs Harbour	1, 3
Gold Coast	1, 3
Lismore	1, 3
Online	1, 3

If you are interested in studying online, please note:

For all streams except psychological science, some units must be completed on-campus as they are not available online and require mandatory attendance.

In addition:

The biomedical science and osteopathic studies streams are not currently offered at Coffs Harbour
All streams are available at the Gold Coast.
Check the individual stream you are interested in for more details about where the units are offered and any mandatory on-campus attendance.

ATAR/OP

45 / 19

Fees

Commonwealth supported

Type

Detail

Course code

2125150

Course abbreviation

DipH

Credit points

Equivalent units

Duration

1 year full-time

Availability details

Location	Session	Annual Fees	CRICOS
Gold Coast	1, 3	$27,600 ($3,450 per unit)	0101136
Notice Tuition fees are in Australian dollars, and are subject to change, including annual increases over the duration of a course. Annual tuition fee is based on completing 8 units per year. In addition students are required to pay OSHC for the duration of their visa in advance. Non-tuition fee covers textbooks, stationery and excursions.

Admission Requirements

Qualification equivalent to Australian Year 12 with the required entry grade. Refer to the Course Structure tab for specific admission requirements.

English language IELTS

Category	Score
Overall Score	5.5
Reading	5.0
Writing	5.5
Listening	5.0
Speaking	5.0

Learning Resources

MySCU is a student's point of entry to a range of online services and resources that support study and student life. The portal includes unit learning sites and information sites where students can access resources, communication tools and useful links that are integral to their studies.

The web-based program Blackboard Collaborate delivers advanced on-line learning environments for students and lecturers to communicate and collaborate through virtual meeting spaces and classrooms. They can share files, presentations, and applications. If the session is recorded, students can view it afterwards.

Learning materials include the provision of unit information guides, study guides and books of readings. Students may need to purchase or access prescribed textbooks.

The SCU library provides a wide range of services including librarian assistance, print and electronic resources, a document delivery service, catalogues, databases, ebooks, ereadings, and full-text journal literature.

College Connect offers extra support for all students undertaking a SCU College Bachelor degree, Associate degree or Diploma.

The Student Learning Zone supports student learning by offering online and on-campus academic skills workshops, assignment reviews and small group or one-on-one face-to-face, phone or Skype consultations with a Learning Coach during business hours 9am to 4.30pm. Appointments can be made via the MySCU Hub Connect Now button or on the Learning Zone. Students can also book appointments online in Career Hub.

Grammarly Premium is free to all Southern Cross University students. Grammarly is a great tool to help improve your writing in conjunction with the help of Learning Coaches at the Student Learning Zone.

Equipment and facilities

Southern Cross University provides students with modern well equipped teaching spaces such as lecture theatres, classrooms, and studios or laboratories tailored to meet the needs of specific study disciplines. Contemporary audiovisual equipment is standard in most teaching venues, and students have access to computer labs for individual study purposes.

Course structure

See the University’s Rules Relating to Awards, in conjunction with the Specific Award Rules listed below.

Admission requirements

Applicants for admission to candidature to the Diploma of Health must have an assessable entry qualification from a country where English is the main language and where the medium of instruction for that qualification was English, or have completed an International English Language Test (or comparable test scores*) with:

All specialisations except Nursing and Speech Pathology:

A minimum overall score of 5.5 and a minimum score of 5.0 in each subtest (or comparable test scores*), except for writing with a minimum score of 5.5.

Nursing Specialisation:

A minimum overall score of 6.5 and a minimum score of 6.0 in each subtest (or comparable test scores*).

Speech Pathology Specialisation:

A minimum overall score of 7.5 and a minimum score of 7.5 in each subtest (or comparable test scores*).

*comparable scores include SCU College Placement Test scores, CPE, CAE and TOEFL PBT (see www.scu.edu.au/englishskills)

Course requirements

To be eligible to receive the Diploma of Health, students must complete the equivalent of 8 units (96 credit points), comprising:

8 units (96 credit points) from one of the following specialisations: Occupational Therapy, Podiatry and Pedorthics, Speech Pathology, Sport and Exercise Science, Biomedical Science, Osteopathic Studies, Psychological Science, and Nursing.

Requirements following completion of the Diploma:

Nursing Specialisation:

Graduates of the course in this specialisation who have an Academic IELTS 7.0, with no band less than 7.0, qualify for direct entry into the Bachelor of Nursing (BN) at Southern Cross University. To be accepted into the BN, applicants need to meet the English Language standards specified by NMBA registration standards at: https://www.nursingmidwiferyboard.gov.au/Registration-Standards.aspx in order to meet the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Accreditation Council (ANMAC) accreditation standards.

If you intend to enrol into the Bachelor of Nursing at Southern Cross University, you will need to study the Health Assessment unit in Session 3 and it will be necessary for you to be fully compliant for professional experience placement prior to enrolment into the degree. See the School of Health and Human Sciences professional experience page for further information.

Speech Pathology Specialisation:

Graduates of the course in this specialisation who have an Academic IELTS 8.0, with no band less than 8.0, qualify for direct entry into the Bachelor of Speech Pathology at Southern Cross University. Up to 8 units of advanced standing is included in this pathway.

Other Specialisations (except for Biomedical Science and Psychological Science):

Graduates of the course in the Allied Health specialisations who have an SCU College English Language Test score comparable to Academic IELTS 7.0, with no band less than 7.0, qualify for direct entry into the relevant Bachelor course at Southern Cross University.

Evidence of compliance for Placement must be provided prior to any professional experience placement and some compliance requirements can take up to 4 months to fulfil. Please see the School of Health and Human Sciences professional experience page for more information.

Schedule of units

Title

Level of learning

Note

Please note not all units are available Online. Students should select 1 Specialisation from the following:

	Title	Level of learning
	EDUC1001 - Language and Learning in your Discipline	Introductory
	HLTH1001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
	HBIO1001 - Human Anatomy	Introductory
	PSYC1003 - Psychology and Sociology for Health Sciences	Introductory
	HBIO1007 - Human Physiology I	Introductory
	STAT2001 - Introduction to Evidence for Health Science Practitioners	Introductory
	INDG2001 - Health and Indigenous Australian Peoples	Intermediate
Select one of the two units below:
	NUTR1001 - Food and Nutrition in Health	Introductory
OR
	INDG2011 - Aboriginal Social Realities	Intermediate

Note 3

	Title	Level of learning	Note
	EDUC1001 - Language and Learning in your Discipline	Introductory
	HLTH1001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
	HBIO1001 - Human Anatomy	Introductory
	PSYC1003 - Psychology and Sociology for Health Sciences	Introductory
	HBIO1007 - Human Physiology I	Introductory
	PBHL1001 - The Australian Health Care System	Introductory
	STAT2001 - Introduction to Evidence for Health Science Practitioners	Introductory
	HBIO1008 - Human Physiology II	Introductory

Note 2

	Title	Level of learning	Note
	EDUC1001 - Language and Learning in your Discipline	Introductory
	HLTH1001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
	HBIO1001 - Human Anatomy	Introductory
	PSYC1003 - Psychology and Sociology for Health Sciences	Introductory
	HBIO1007 - Human Physiology I	Introductory
	PBHL1001 - The Australian Health Care System	Introductory
	STAT2001 - Introduction to Evidence for Health Science Practitioners	Introductory
	INDG2001 - Health and Indigenous Australian Peoples	Intermediate

Note 2

	Title	Level of learning	Note
	EDUC1001 - Language and Learning in your Discipline	Introductory
	HLTH1001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
	HBIO1001 - Human Anatomy	Introductory
	PSYC1006 - Principles of Behaviour in Physical Activity	Introductory
	HBIO1007 - Human Physiology I	Introductory
	STAT2001 - Introduction to Evidence for Health Science Practitioners	Introductory
	NUTR1001 - Food and Nutrition in Health	Introductory
	HBIO1008 - Human Physiology II	Introductory

Note 4

	Title	Level of learning	Note
	EDUC1001 - Language and Learning in your Discipline	Introductory
	HLTH1001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
	HBIO1001 - Human Anatomy	Introductory
	HBIO1007 - Human Physiology I	Introductory
	CHEM1002 - Chemistry for Health Sciences	Introductory
	PHYS1002 - Introductory Physics and Maths for Health Sciences	Introductory
	CHEM2002 - Organic Chemistry	Introductory
	HBIO1008 - Human Physiology II	Introductory

Note 6

	Title	Level of learning	Note
	EDUC1001 - Language and Learning in your Discipline	Introductory
	HLTH1001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
	HBIO1001 - Human Anatomy	Introductory
	PSYC1003 - Psychology and Sociology for Health Sciences	Introductory
	HBIO1007 - Human Physiology I	Introductory
	PBHL1002 - Health Promotion and Wellness	Introductory
	STAT2001 - Introduction to Evidence for Health Science Practitioners	Introductory
	HBIO1008 - Human Physiology II	Introductory

Note 5

	Title	Level of learning	Note
	EDUC1001 - Language and Learning in your Discipline	Introductory
	HLTH1001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
	PSYC1001 - Introduction to Psychology I	Introductory
	PSYC1005 - Fundamentals of Career Success in Psychology	Introductory
	PSYC1002 - Introduction to Psychology II	Introductory
	PSYC1004 - Introduction to Psychological Investigation	Introductory
	PBHL1001 - The Australian Health Care System	Introductory
	STAT2002 - Quantitative Methods in Psychology	Intermediate

Note 1

	Title	Level of learning	Note
	EDUC1001 - Language and Learning in your Discipline	Introductory
	HLTH1001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
	NURS1003 - The Discipline of Nursing	Introductory
	NURS1002 - Essentials of Nursing and Care	Introductory
	HBIO1005 - Intermediate Anatomy and Physiology	Intermediate
	HBIO1008 - Human Physiology II	Introductory
	NURS2003 - Nursing and Lifespan Health	Introductory
	NURS1004 - Narratives of Health and Illness	Introductory

Note 4

Course progressions

Students should use course progression information to select units specific to their course and enrol in these units using My Enrolment

	Title	Level of learning
	Students must enrol in core College units in their first session of study: EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline and HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
Session 1, Year 1
	EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline	Introductory
	HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
	BIO01302 - Human Anatomy	Introductory
	BHS10581 - Psychology and Sociology for Health Sciences	Introductory
Session 2, Year 1
	BIO71002 - Human Physiology I	Introductory
	NUT00214 - Food and Nutrition in Health OR SOC72001 - Aboriginal Social Realities	Introductory
	MAT71004 - Introduction to Evidence for Health Science Practitioners	Introductory
	CUL00408 - Health and Indigenous Australian Peoples	Intermediate

	Title	Level of learning
Students must enrol in core College units in their first session of study: EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline and HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions
Session 3, Year 1
	EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline	Introductory
	HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
	BIO01302 - Human Anatomy	Introductory
	NUT00214 - Food and Nutrition in Health	Introductory
Session 1, Year 1
	BHS10581 - Psychology and Sociology for Health Sciences	Introductory
	BIO71002 - Human Physiology I	Introductory
	MAT71004 - Introduction to Evidence for Health Science Practitioners	Introductory
	CUL00408 - Health and Indigenous Australian Peoples	Intermediate

	Title	Level of learning
	Students must enrol in core College units in their first session of study: EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline and HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
Session 1, Year 1
	EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline	Introductory
	HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
	BIO01302 - Human Anatomy	Introductory
	BHS10581 - Psychology and Sociology for Health Sciences	Introductory
Session 2, Year 1
	BIO71002 - Human Physiology I	Introductory
	CMM10580 - The Australian Health Care System	Introductory
	MAT71004 - Introduction to Evidence for Health Science Practitioners	Introductory
Session 3, Year 1
	BIO71003 - Human Physiology II	Introductory

	Title	Level of learning
Students must enrol in core College units in their first session of study: EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline and HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions
Session 3, Year 1
	EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline	Introductory
	HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
	BIO01302 - Human Anatomy	Introductory
	CMM10580 - The Australian Health Care System	Introductory
Session 1, Year 1
	BHS10581 - Psychology and Sociology for Health Sciences	Introductory
	BIO71002 - Human Physiology I	Introductory
	MAT71004 - Introduction to Evidence for Health Science Practitioners	Introductory
Session 2, Year 1
	BIO71003 - Human Physiology II	Introductory

	Title	Level of learning
	Students must enrol in core College units in their first session of study: EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline and HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
Session 1, Year 1
	EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline	Introductory
	HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
	BIO01302 - Human Anatomy	Introductory
	BHS10581 - Psychology and Sociology for Health Sciences	Introductory
Session 2, Year 1
	BIO71002 - Human Physiology I	Introductory
	CMM10580 - The Australian Health Care System	Introductory
	MAT71004 - Introduction to Evidence for Health Science Practitioners	Introductory
	CUL00408 - Health and Indigenous Australian Peoples	Intermediate

	Title	Level of learning
Students must enrol in core College units in their first session of study: EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline and HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions
Session 3, Year 1
	EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline	Introductory
	HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
	BIO01302 - Human Anatomy	Introductory
	CMM10580 - The Australian Health Care System	Introductory
Session 1, Year 1
	BHS10581 - Psychology and Sociology for Health Sciences	Introductory
	BIO71002 - Human Physiology I	Introductory
	MAT71004 - Introduction to Evidence for Health Science Practitioners	Introductory
	CUL00408 - Health and Indigenous Australian Peoples	Intermediate

	Title	Level of learning
	Students must enrol in core College units in their first session of study: EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline and HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
Session 1, Year 1
	EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline	Introductory
	HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
	BIO01302 - Human Anatomy	Introductory
	BHS10581 - Psychology and Sociology for Health Sciences	Introductory
Session 2, Year 1
	BIO71002 - Human Physiology I	Introductory
	CMM71001 - Health Promotion and Wellness	Introductory
	MAT71004 - Introduction to Evidence for Health Science Practitioners	Introductory
Session 3, Year 1
	BIO71003 - Human Physiology II	Introductory

	Title	Level of learning
Students must enrol in core College units in their first session of study: EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline and HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions
Session 3, Year 1
	EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline	Introductory
	HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
	BIO01302 - Human Anatomy	Introductory
Session 1, Year 1
	BHS10581 - Psychology and Sociology for Health Sciences	Introductory
	BIO71002 - Human Physiology I	Introductory
	MAT71004 - Introduction to Evidence for Health Science Practitioners	Introductory
Session 2, Year 1
	BIO71003 - Human Physiology II	Introductory
	CMM71001 - Health Promotion and Wellness	Introductory

	Title	Level of learning
	Students must enrol in core College units in their first session of study: EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline and HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
Session 1, Year 1
	EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline	Introductory
	HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
	BIO01302 - Human Anatomy	Introductory
	HEA00331 - Principles of Behaviour in Physical Activity	Introductory
Session 2, Year 1
	BIO71002 - Human Physiology I	Introductory
	NUT00214 - Food and Nutrition in Health	Introductory
	MAT71004 - Introduction to Evidence for Health Science Practitioners	Introductory
Session 3, Year 1
	BIO71003 - Human Physiology II	Introductory

	Title	Level of learning
Students must enrol in core College units in their first session of study: EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline and HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions
Session 3, Year 1
	EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline	Introductory
	HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
	BIO01302 - Human Anatomy	Introductory
	NUT00214 - Food and Nutrition in Health	Introductory
Session 1, Year 1
	HEA00331 - Principles of Behaviour in Physical Activity	Introductory
	BIO71002 - Human Physiology I	Introductory
	MAT71004 - Introduction to Evidence for Health Science Practitioners	Introductory
Session 2, Year 1
	BIO71003 - Human Physiology II	Introductory

	Title	Level of learning
	Students must enrol in core College units in their first session of study: EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline and HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
Session 1, Year 1
	EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline	Introductory
	HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
	BIO71002 - Human Physiology I	Introductory
Session 2, Year 1
	BIO71003 - Human Physiology II	Introductory
	PHYS1002 - Introductory Physics and Maths for Health Sciences	Introductory
Session 1, Year 2
	CHEM1002 - Chemistry for Health Sciences	Introductory
	BIO01302 - Human Anatomy	Introductory
Session 2, Year 2
	CHEM2002 - Organic Chemistry	Introductory

	Title	Level of learning
Students must enrol in core College units in their first session of study: EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline and HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions
Session 3, Year 1
	EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline	Introductory
	HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
Session 1, Year 1
	BIO01302 - Human Anatomy	Introductory
	BIO71002 - Human Physiology I	Introductory
	CHEM1002 - Chemistry for Health Sciences	Introductory
Session 2, Year 1
	BIO71003 - Human Physiology II	Introductory
	CHEM2002 - Organic Chemistry	Introductory
	PHYS1002 - Introductory Physics and Maths for Health Sciences	Introductory

	Title	Level of learning
	Students must enrol in core College units in their first session of study: EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline and HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
Session 1, Year 1
	EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline	Introductory
	HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
	BHS11001 - Introduction to Psychology I	Introductory
	PSYC1005 - Fundamentals of Career Success in Psychology	Introductory
Session 2, Year 1
	PSYC1002 - Introduction to Psychology II	Introductory
	PSYC1004 - Introduction to Psychological Investigation	Introductory
	CMM10580 - The Australian Health Care System	Introductory
	BHS20008 - Quantitative Methods in Psychology	Intermediate

	Title	Level of learning
Students must enrol in core College units in their first session of study: EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline and HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions
Session 3, Year 1
	EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline	Introductory
	HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
	CMM10580 - The Australian Health Care System	Introductory
Session 1, Year 1
	BHS11001 - Introduction to Psychology I	Introductory
	PSYC1005 - Fundamentals of Career Success in Psychology	Introductory
Session 2, Year 1
	PSYC1002 - Introduction to Psychology II	Introductory
	PSYC1004 - Introduction to Psychological Investigation	Introductory
	BHS20008 - Quantitative Methods in Psychology	Intermediate

	Title	Level of learning
Students must enrol in core College units in their first session of study: EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline and HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions
Session 1, Year 1
	EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline	Introductory
	HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
	NRS10731 - The Discipline of Nursing	Introductory
	NRS71005 - Essentials of Nursing and Care	Introductory
Session 2, Year 1
	BIO20003 - Intermediate Anatomy and Physiology	Intermediate
	BIO71003 - Human Physiology II	Introductory
	NRS71001 - Nursing and Lifespan Health	Introductory
	NRS10733 - Narratives of Health and Illness	Introductory

	Title	Level of learning
Students must enrol in core College units in their first session of study: EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline and HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions
Session 3, Year 1
	EDU10010 - Language and Learning in your Discipline	Introductory
	HEA10001 - Introduction to Science for Health Professions	Introductory
Session 1, Year 1
	NRS10731 - The Discipline of Nursing	Introductory
	NRS71005 - Essentials of Nursing and Care	Introductory
	BIO20003 - Intermediate Anatomy and Physiology	Intermediate
Session 2, Year 1
	BIO71003 - Human Physiology II	Introductory
	NRS71001 - Nursing and Lifespan Health	Introductory
	NRS10733 - Narratives of Health and Illness	Introductory

Notes

Note 1:	This Specialisation is offered at the Gold Coast and Coffs Harbour campuses and Online.
Note 2:	This Specialisation is only offered at the Gold Coast campus.
Note 3:	This Specialisation is only offered at the Gold Coast and Coffs Harbour campuses. Students who are planning to follow the Indigenous Health Major in the Bachelor of OT are advised to enrol in INDG2011
Note 4:	This Specialisation is offered at the Gold Coast, Lismore, and Coffs Harbour campuses.
Note 5:	This Specialisation is offered at both the Gold Coast and Lismore campuses.
Note 6:	This Specialisation is only offered at the Gold Coast campus. International students must enrol in this Specialisation in Session 3 only.

This course is available to:

Australian/Domestic students