|
Health Sciences |
 |
School of Public HealthPalliative Care ProgramGraduate Certificate in Health Promoting Palliative Care
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Unit Code |
Unit Title |
Semester
|
Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Advanced Health Promoting Palliative Care |
1 |
DE | |
Introduction to Health Promotion |
1 or 2 |
1 City or DE 2 DE |
|
Public Health Approaches to Death, Dying and Grief (Previously Sociology to Death, Dying and Grief) |
2 |
DE | |
(Previously PHE4PHD) |
Promoting Health Through Groups (Previously Health Development Through Groups) |
1 or 2 |
1 DE 2 City or DE |
Spiritual and Palliative Care |
2 |
DE |
The Graduate Certificate can be taken part time over a period ranging from one to two years. The inclusion of the unit "Spirituality and Palliative Care" may make the graduate certificate of particular interest to pastoral care workers in the palliative care field.
All units in the graduate certificate are offered in distance mode, with provision for some face-to-face class meetings as negotiated.
Postgraduate Diploma in Health Promoting Palliative Care
The part-time course shares a common first year with the Postgraduate Diploma of Health Promotion. In the second year students will specialise in palliative care. The Postgraduate Diploma is structurally integrated with the Master of Health Sciences by coursework, enabling participants who perform at a high academic level to proceed with further studies.
The course will generally be undertaken on a part-time basis over two to five years. Students who enrol in the Graduate Certificate in Health Promotion or the Graduate Certificate of Health Promoting Palliative Care may apply to progress to the Postgraduate Diploma in Health Promoting Palliative Care. The Graduate Certificate will be subsumed upon completion of the Postgraduate Diploma.
Typical course pattern if 50% of full-time:
Unit Code |
Unit Title |
Semester
|
Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| First Year | |||
Introduction to Health Promotion |
1 or 2 |
1 City or DE 2 DE |
|
Public Health Promotion |
1 or 2 |
1 DE 2 City or DE |
|
(Previously PHE4PHD) |
Promoting Health Through Groups (Previously Health Development Through Groups) |
1 or 2 |
1 DE 2 City or DE |
Health Data for Decision Making Health Data for Decision Making - Skills Enhancement |
1
2 |
1 City
2 DE |
|
| Second Year | |||
| Advanced Health Promoting Palliative Care |
1 |
DE | |
The Australian Health Care System |
1 |
DE / City | |
Public Health Approaches to Death, Dying and Grief (Previously Sociology to Death, Dying and Grief) |
2 |
DE | |
| Plus one of the following: | |||
Health Promotion Project |
1 or 2 |
DE | |
| Health Promotion Field Practice | 1 or 2 |
DE | |
| PHE4___ |
Elective |
1 or 2 |
|
All units listed above for the Postgraduate Diploma will be available by flexible delivery. The units PHE4AHP Advanced Health Promoting Palliative Care and PHE4DDG Public Health Approaches to Death, Dying and Grief, will be available in distance mode, with some face to face tuition negotiated as appropriate.
The Australian Health Promotion Association (HPA) Victorian Branch and
the Victorian Health Promotion Foundation (VicHealth) in partnership with
Deakin and La Trobe Universities are proud to announce the annual HPA
Student Award.
The award will be available to two students each year in Victoria who
have contributed significantly to the field of Health Promotion. The purpose
of the award is to recognise the outstanding achievements of students
in the field of health promotion.
The selection of the award's winner is based on the contribution you have
made in the field of Health Promotion. This could be through your involvement
in extra-curricular related activity (paid and unpaid), work placements
and academic results. The judging panel will comprise of representatives
from the health promotion academic and practitioner fields. Should your
application be successful you may be required to provide your academic
transcript and attend an interview conducted by members of the HPA Committee.
The award is only open to those students (undergraduate and postgraduate)
who are HPA members.
Details regarding membership of the HPA, applying for the award, and prizes
will be provided to students later in the year.
Complete and submit Application form and post to the following address:
Postgraduate Office,
School of Public Health,
La Trobe University,
BUNDOORA, VIC. 3086
Postgraduate Office
Ph: 03 9479 1750
Email: phe.postgrad@latrobe.edu.au
Ph: 03 9285 5259 (City)
Email: b.rumbold@latrobe.edu.au