Graduate Coursework

Graduate Certificate in Sexual Health

  • Course code: GC-SEXHLTH
Clock
Duration
1 year part time
Location
Mode (Location)
Mixed Attendance Mode (Parkville)
Calendar-month
Intake
February, July
Key dates
Dollar
Fees
AUD $16,560 (2024 indicative first year fee). Commonwealth supported places (CSPs) are not available
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Course overview

Overview

The Graduate Certificate is suitable for any graduate with an interest in health especially those working clinically or those in the education or public health sectors. It is broad based and covers some of the epidemiology, the social determinants of sexual health as well as health promotion and prevention aspects.

The subjects draw on national and international developments in the prevention, management and public health control of sexually transmissible infections and HIV.

Graduates from this course will gain employability in careers related to sexual health in the fields of clinical care, research, the pharmaceutical industry or hospitals.

Graduates will be able to:

  • Understand the epidemiology, diagnosis and management of sexually transmissible infections and sexual and reproductive health issues relevant to Australia
  • Understand the public health control of sexually transmissible infection
  • Apply conceptual and practical learnings to their own professional practice

Course description

Sexual health is an integral part of overall health and we focus upon the effect of sexual health on the well-being of an individual and recognise and understand the impact sexual health has on the public health of the community.

Graduates wishing to pursue a program in Sexual Health can select from the following options:

Our subjects taught are all delivered on line with frequent synchronous learning tutorials and catch ups. In POPH 90070 there are 2 classroom based days of teaching. If you are unable to attend these in person you can attend by ZOOM  remotely.

Graduates from this course will find it easier to enter careers related to sexual health in the fields of clinical care, research, the pharmaceutical industry, or hospitals.