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Bachelor of Arts (Population Health and Psychology)

Population Health and Psychology

The double major in Population Health and Psychology consists of a minimum of 144 credit points, which comprises all of the subjects in each of the individual majors. If students wish to undertake honours in Psychology at the end of the double major degree, additional subjects are required. Students should consult the information on Honours in the entry for the Psychology major.

The double major in Population Health and Psychology enables students to pursue two options for their career or further study. Students may progress to advanced level study such as honours or postgraduate courses in either field. In addition, the combination of majors will enable graduates to apply for jobs in specialist areas of population health, such as lifestyle counselling or conducting lifestyle management programs.

100 Level   Credit Points
ABST150 Introduction to Aboriginal Australia 6
BMS103 Human Growth, Nutrition and Exercise 6
POP101 Population Health - Current Health Issues and Their Determinants 6
POP103 Introduction to Health Behavioural Change 6
PSYC121 Foundations of Psychology A 6
PSYC122 Foundations of Psychology B 6
PSYC123 Theory, Design and Statistics in Psychology 6
and one elective 6
     
200-Level    
POP201 Contemporary Population Health Problems 6
POP203 Health Policy 6
POP204 Epidemiology 6
PSYC231 Personality 6
PSYC234 Biological Psychology and Learning 6
PSYC236 Cognition and Perception 6
PSYC241 Developmental and Social Psychology 6
PSYC247 Statistics and Measurement 1 6
Note: Psychology Honours also requires that PSYC248 Statistics and Measurement 2 be taken.
     
300-Level    
POP301 Project and Program Design, Management and Evaluation 8
POP302 Analysis and Interpretation of Evidence 8
POP332 Population Health Project B 8
PSYC315 Psychology of Abnormality 8
And two electives, of which there must be one of the following:
PSYC317 Current Issues in Learning and Judgement 8
PSYC345 Memory and Language 8
PSYC349 Visual Perception 8
PSYC352 Psychophysiology 8
and may include  
PSYC248 Statistics and Measurement 2 8
PSYC318 Change Throughout the Life Span 8
PSYC347 Assessment and Intervention 8
PSYC348 History and Metatheory of Psychology 8
PSYC350 Social Behaviour and Individual Differences 8
Note: Students wishing to take Psychology Honours should consult the information on Honours listed under the single Major, Psychology, to ensure they complete the required subjects.
 
 
 

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