Health

Learn how social, economic and environmental factors affect people’s health and wellbeing; improve the health of people and communities using strategies to prevent disease and benefit society; or identify and manage workplace risks to ensure a safe and healthy work environment.

These three courses are multidisciplinary and share common units.  With sufficient student interest, GUC will provide face-to-face tutorials for common units.  Regardless of numbers, the entire courses can be completed through online study but with the benefit of GUC support including general academic learning services, admin and pastoral support and access to the 24 hour study hall.

Use your degree to work in public health or private health related roles or as a pathway into other health degrees such as speech pathology, pharmacy, physiotherapy and occupational therapy.