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Bachelor of Science (Health Science and Human Geography)
(Not available to students commencing in 2001)
HEALTH SCIENCE & GEOGRAPHY SPECIALISATIONS IN THE
DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE.
100-Level
| STAT151 |
Introduction to the Concepts and Practice
of Statistics |
| SOC103 |
Sociology 1A: Aspects of Australian Society |
| PSYC101 |
Introduction to Behavioural Science |
| GEOS112 |
Physical Environments |
| GEOS142 |
The Human Environment: Problems and Change |
| PHN103 |
Introduction to Public Health |
| BIOL103 |
Molecules, Cells and Organisms |
| CCS101 |
Communication, Media and Society |
| or |
| SOC104 |
Sociological Theory in Context |
200-Level
| GEOS242 |
Living in Cities |
| PHN203 |
Current Issues in Food and Nutrition |
| SOC203 |
Central Issues in Sociological Theory |
| GEOS246 |
A Hungry World: Food, Resources and the
Word Economy |
| PHN205 |
Public Health - Issues and Concepts |
| GEOS243 |
Rural Australia |
| plus one other subject from: |
| GEOS231 |
Environmental Impact of Societies |
| or |
| GEOS234 |
Environmental Pre-history of Australia |
| or |
| GEOS239 |
Remote sensing of the Environment |
300 -Level
| ECON317 |
Economics of Health Care |
| PHN330 |
Public Health Research Methods |
| PHIL380 |
Bioethics |
| plus three further subjects from the following: |
| GEOS331 |
Environmental Management and Decision Making |
| GEOS339 |
Geographic Information Systems |
| GEOS347 |
Northern Neighbours: Economic and Social
Change in Asia Pacific Rim |
| GEOS348 |
Cultural Landscapes |
| GEOS349 |
Population, Health and Environment |
For a Double Major: A maximum of 72 credit points from the above
list of subjects can be counted towards a double major with
Health Science including PHN330, PHIL380, ECON317.
Additional subjects may be selected from the Health and Behavioural
Sciences, Science or General Schedules to make up the required
144 credit points.
Note: Subjects to the value of at least 90 credit points must
be selected from the Science or Health and Behavioural Sciences
Schedules. |
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