As a graduate you may work in a number of fields including health administration, health protection and health promotion. You may work in the public sector or...
Read moreAs a graduate you may work in a number of fields including health administration, health protection and health promotion. You may work in the public sector or with nongovernment organisations such as the Heart Foundation, Cancer Council and Red Cross; or with research institutes, universities and international bodies such as the World Health Organization.
It is a very interesting course, you will learn so many things about the things that affect people's health from a local, national and international scope. You will learn about the behind the scenes work of the health sector which is useful in understanding how governments and non-government organisations improve the health o...
Read moreIt is a very interesting course, you will learn so many things about the things that affect people's health from a local, national and international scope. You will learn about the behind the scenes work of the health sector which is useful in understanding how governments and non-government organisations improve the health of people.
Something negative is that there is a unit which teaches about how to conduct health research, a lot of prior knowledge is assumed, so if you have not studied in health science before it can be very overwhelming and confusing.
My advice to future students is: I would say make sure you keep on top of the unit materials, readings, lectures and tutorials. All of these will help you complete your assignments as they are very relevant.