James Cook University Subject Handbook - 2000

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PUBLIC HEALTH AND TROPICAL MEDICINE

MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND TROPICAL MEDICINE

This program is offered within the School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine. It is designed to provide a broad base of public health and tropical medicine education. The range of electives gives the opportunity for specialised focus on tropical Australia, including Aboriginal and Islander health or on Australia’s tropical neighbours. It is taught in both block and flexible delivery modes. For a schedule of subjects available refer to Subject List Group A.

Subject List Group A

CORE
TM5501:03 Tropical Medicine
TM5513:03 Public Health Management
TM5514:03 Environmental Health
TM5515:03 Epidemiology for Public Health
TM5516:03 Biostatistics for Public Health
ELECTIVES
TM5002:03 Infectious Diseases
TM5003:03 Nutritional Issues in Public Health
TM5310:09 Dissertation
TM5502:03 Tropical Public Health
TM5503:03 Human Parasitology
TM5506:03 Applied Social Sciences in Tropical Medicine
TM5508:03 Tropical Marine and Diving Medicine
TM5510:03 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health
TM5512:03 Travel Medicine
TM5517:03 Technical Proficiency Skills for Public Health
TM5518:03 Entomology in Tropical Health
TM5519:03 Training Primary Healthcare Workers
TM5520:03 Advanced Topics in Aboriginal and Islander Health
TM5521:03 Advanced Epidemiology for Public Health
TM5522:03 Advanced Biostatistics for Public Health
TM5523:03 Research Design
TM5524:03 Qualitative Methods
TM5525:03 Disease Control
TM5526:03 Public Health Economics
TM5527:03 Special Topic/Independent Project
TM5528:03 Health Promotion
TM5530:03 Immunity to Tropical Diseases
TM5534:03 Tropical Paediatrics
TM5536:03 Refugee Health
TM5538:03 Human Crisis Management for Health Personnel
TM5540:03 Occupational Health
TM5541:03 Managing Effective Health Programs
TM5548:03 Management Accounting for Health Providers
DIPLOMA AND POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND TROPICAL MEDICINE

The Diploma and Postgraduate Diploma of Public Health and Tropical Medicine are designed for people who would prefer diploma level studies, or who do not have the entry requirements for the Masters program. The aim is to create an integrated network of academic opportunities for a range of public health professionals. The programs are taught in both block and flexible delivery modes.

For a list of subjects offered, refer to Subject List Group B.

Special Programs

Note: Subjects are offered based on minimum student enrolments.

Subject List Group B

CORE  
TM5501:03 Tropical Medicine
TM5513:03 Public Health Management
TM5514:03 Environmental Health
TM5515:03 Epidemiology for Public Health
TM5516:03 Biostatistics for Public Health
ELECTIVES
TM5002:03 Infectious Diseases
TM5003:03 Nutritional Issues in Public Health
TM5502:03 Tropical Public Health
TM5503:03 Human Parasitology
TM5506:03 Applied Social Sciences in Tropical Medicine
TM5508:03 Tropical Marine and Diving Medicine
TM5510:03 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health
TM5512:03 Travel Medicine
TM5517:03 Technical Proficiency Skills for Public Health
TM5518:03 Entomology in Tropical Health
TM5519:03 Training Primary Healthcare Workers
TM5520:03 Advanced Topics in Aboriginal and Islander Health
TM5521:03 Advanced Epidemiology for Public Health
TM5522:03 Advanced Biostatistics for Public Health
TM5523:03 Research Design
TM5524:03 Qualitative Methods
TM5525:03 Disease Control
TM5526:03 Public Health Economics
TM5527:03 Special Topic/Independent Project
TM5528:03 Health Promotion
TM5530:03 Immunity to Tropical Diseases
TM5531:03 Tropical Paediatrics for Indigenous Health Workers
TM5534:03 Tropical Paediatrics
TM5536:03 Refugee Health
TM5537:03 Maternal Health for Indigenous Health Care
TM5538:03 Human Crisis Management for Health Personnel
TM5540:03 Occupational Health
TM5541:03 Managing Effective Health Programs

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