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Student Handbook : Honours : Program Group : CG14

CG14 - Bachelor of Health Promotion

Core courses
Course Code Course Name
Year 1 - Term 1
BIOH11005 Introductory Anatomy and Physiology
ENVH11001 Health and the Environment
HLTH11027 Foundations of Health
HLTH11031 Healthy Lifestyles
Year 1 - Term 2
INDG19016 Contemporary Indigenous Issues
OR  
INDG11006 Foundations of Indigenous Learning
HLTH11029 Health Promotion Concepts
HLTH11030 Health Communication
NURS11153 Health and Behaviour
Year 2 - Term 1
HLTH11028 Community Needs Assessment
HLTH12030 Drugs in Society
SOCL19070 Health and Medical Sociology
Second Plan  
Year 2 - Term 2
GEOG19021 Geographic Information Systems
HLTH12028 Health Promotion Strategies
NURS13117 Research in Health Care
Second Plan  
Year 3 - Term 1
HLTH13031 Population Health Epidemiology
HLTH13032 Health Promotion in Practice A
Second Plan  
Second Plan  
Year 3 - Term 2
HLTH13033 Health Promotion in Practice B
SOWK14004 Reconciliation in the Workplace and Community
Second Plan  
Second Plan  

The second plan consists of 6 courses in a second discipline area which must include at least 4 Advanced Level courses. Students can choose from the recommended plans or design their own plan to improve their employment opportunities in consultation with the Program Coordinator. Please see Faculty web page for details on which courses are included in each of the second plans

Recommended second plans include:

  • Communication Practice
  • Exercise and Sport Sciences
  • Human Resources Management
  • Nutrition Science
  • Occupational Health and Safety
  • Psychology
  • Sociology
  • Vocational Education and Training
Second plans
Communication Practice
The following courses cover a variety of communication channels including written, verbal and visual.
Course Code Course Name
Level 1
COMM11007 Media Writing
COMM11108 Communication and Democracy in Australia
Advanced
COMM12022 Technology, Communication and Culture
COMM12030 Desktop Publishing
COMM12033 Speech and Script
COMM12116 Contemporary Photomedia
Exercise and Sports Sciences
Recommended for those students with an interest in the physical activity aspects of health and promotion.
Course Code Course Name
Level 1
ESSC11004 Study and Research Skills for Health Science
ESSC11002 Measurement and Evaluation in Health Science
Level 2
ESSC12001 Exercise and Sport Physiology
ESSC12004 Exercise and Sport Biomechanics
ESSC12007 Applied Exercise and Sport Psychology
ESSC12008 Applied Exercise and Sport Biomechanics
Human Resources Management
Recommended for those students with an interest in the management side of health and promotion who will be better served in.  Students will acquire an understanding of a wide range of business areas and operations.
Course Code Course Name
Level 1
HRMT11011 Human Resources in Organisations
MGMT11109 Introduction to Management
Advanced
HRMT19016 Contemporary Organisational & H R M Studies
HRMT19020 Managing Organisational Change
HRMT19021 Principles of Employment Relations
HRMT19023 HRM Competencies
MGMT19103 Logistics Management
MGMT19114 Strategic Management
Nutrition Science

Recommended for those students with an interest in nutritional aspects of health promotion.

Students completing Nutrition Science plan please contact your Program Advisor prior to enrolling in the below courses.

Course Code Course Name
Level 1
CHEM11007 Introductory Concepts of Chemical Sciences
CHEM11008 Essential Principles of Chemical Sciences
Advanced
BMED19003 Clinical Biochemistry
BMED19006 Nutrition in Practice
BMED19010 Macromolecules and Cell Function
Occupational Health and Safety
Recommended for those students looking for a career within occupational health and safety.
Course Code Course Name
Level 1
OCHS12001 Introductory Occupational Health and Safety
OCHS12005 Risk Management and Safety Technology CQ26
Advanced
OCHS13008 Human Factors CQ26
OCHS13010 Applied Worksite Analysis
OCHS13011 Occupational Rehabilitation and Compensation
OCHS13016 Occupational Health, Hygiene and Toxicology

Students who complete the above-mentioned 6 courses are eligible to receive a certificate in OH&S.

Psychology
Course Code Course Name
Level 1
PSYC11008 Biological Foundations of Psychology
PSYC11009 Social Foundations of Psychology
Advanced
PSYC12010 Introduction to Human Development
PSYC12012 Physiological Psychology
PSYC12013 Personality
PSYC12014 Social Psychology
Sociology

Recommended for those students with an interest in understanding the role and functions people and organisations play in a community.

Students completing Sociology plan please contact your Program Advisor prior to enrolling in the below courses.

Course Code Course Name
Level 1
SOCL11055 Self and Society
SOCL11056 Australian Identity
Advanced
SOCL19057 Environmental Sociology
SOCL19062 Policy Power and Politics
SOCL19065 Rural Sociology and Social Services
SOCL19070 Health and Medical Sociology
Vocational Education and Training

Provides students with skills and knowledge to provide vocational education and training within the workforce and/or the wider community.

Course Code Course Name
Students will need to do the following:
EDVT11004 Adolescent & Adult Education - Term 3  
EDVT12008 VET Pedagogy - Term 1  
EDVT11019 Design in VET 1- Term 2  
Advanced courses
EDVT10020 Assessment & Reporting in Sec/VET- Term 3  
And Either or  
EDVT12015 Adolescent & Adult Literacy & Numeracy  
EDVT13019 Design of VET 2  
Finally  
EDFE11037 Embedded Professional Learning 1 (VET)  
This course should be completed last to apply the knowledge in a workplace.  

EDFE12041 Portal Task Exp II VET should be completed last to apply the knowledge in a workplace

Successful completion of these courses may enable students to be eligible for Reciprocal Cross Credit for Certificate IV in Training and Assessment 40104 through Central Queensland Institute of TAFE (NB: this is NOT a university award and a further cost from Central Queensland Institute of TAFE may be involved.

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