Health Science
The suite of Health Science courses provides an opportunity to explore the diverse and engaging areas of non-clinical health.
The Bachelor of Health Science offers a broad introduction to the health sciences in the fields of public health, anatomy and physiology, psychology, health ethics and law, evidence-based medicine and data use and, Indigenous health.
The flexibility and student-driven focus of the Bachelor of Health Science courses allow you to tailor your degree to a variety of career paths that follow your passion for health and wellbeing and enhance employability prospects upon graduation..Professional recognition
Graduates of the Bachelor of Health Science (Nutrition Studies) may be eligible for registration as an Associate Nutritionist with the Nutrition Society of Australia (NSA).
Career opportunities
- Corporate Health
- Food industry and food regulation
- Health promotion
- National and Local Government policy
- Nutrition and community education environments
- Research in public health, policy, nutrition and human movement
- Sports coach
- Sport and recreation officer
- Strength and conditioning
Courses
- Diploma of Health
- Bachelor of Health Science
- Bachelor of Health Science (Human Movement)
- Bachelor of Health Science (Human Movement)/Bachelor of Human Nutrition
- Bachelor of Science in Psychology/Bachelor of Health Science (Human Movement)
- Bachelor of Health Science (Honours)
Articulation and pathway options
People
| Name | Position |
|---|---|
| Dr Alison Shield | Head of School |
| Dr Brad Clark | Course Convener – Health Science Honours |