Bachelor of Health Promotion/Health Education (Honours) CU48

Program Overview

The degree enhances the professional skills that students acquired in their primary degree by allowing students to assess more rigorously the links between the theoretical bases and practice.

The degree also develops skills in problem analysis and research which can be applied at the professional level.

The Honours degree is the first step in undertaking an academic or research orientated career as it provides access to higher degrees by research.

Entry

The following factors are taken into account in selection and admission of Honours candidates:

• the applicant’s academic record
• the availability of an appropriate supervisor or supervisors for the applicant, and agreement between the applicant and nominated supervisor(s) on a suitable dissertation topic;
• the lapse in time since an applicant qualified for the award of a bachelor’s degree.

It is expected that candidates who achieve 24 points (where the grades of High Distinction = 4, Distinction =3, Credit = 2, and Pass = 1 for each subject successfully completed) in their best 36 units of credit of their final two years of degree study (48 units of credit) will be admitted.

However, candidates whose levels of achievement fall below these admission requirements for any particular year, may apply to the faculty concerned for special consideration of their applications.

Program Structure

To satisfy the requirements of the award, students must complete four courses or 48 units of credit as outlined below:

Code	Course
Year 1 - Autumn
HMSC19028	Research Methodologies (Honours)
NURS19117	Statistics & Epidemiology (Honours)
HMSC19029	Thesis
Year 1 - Winter
HMSC19029	Thesis