Course summary
The Bachelor of Clinical Sciences has a strong clinical focus and provides students with a comprehensive grounding in biomedical science and health.
During the course, students gain the knowledge and skills required in a range of health-related areas. They can tailor their study program through the choice of majors to pursue specific career paths. The degree can also be completed without a major, providing the option of a general study program offering a wide range of elective units.
The course is also ideal as a first degree for those who wish to continue their health education with a graduate course in a professional field such as osteopathy (offered by SCU), nutrition and dietetics, physiotherapy and medicine.
The Bachelor of Clinical Sciences has a strong clinical focus and provides students with a comprehensive grounding in biomedical science and health.
During the course, students gain the knowledge and skills required in a range of health-related areas. They can tailor their study program through the choice of majors to pursue specific career paths. The degree can also be completed without a major, providing the option of a general study program offering a wide range of elective units.
The course is also ideal as a first degree for those who wish to continue their health education with a graduate course in a professional field such as osteopathy (offered by SCU), nutrition and dietetics, physiotherapy and medicine.
Only the following majors will be available in 2015:
Human Nutrition encompasses the study of food and nutrition in the context of human health, disease processes and in society.
Human Structure and Function extends knowledge through the study of advanced levels of anatomy and physiology, particularly the structure and function of the muscular and nervous systems.
Osteopathic Studies (only available as a double major with Human Structure and Function and taught at Lismore only) introduces students to the philosophical and biological underpinnings of the osteopathic concept of health. The major develops students’ foundational skills in diagnosis and technique that are utilised in osteopathic clinical practice.
Pedorthic Studies (only available as a double major with Foot Care and taught at the Gold Coast only) is a new allied health profession about keeping people mobile and getting the best performance from their feet, footwear or orthoses. In this major, students learn about health problems associated with feet, as well as footwear design and production.
Foot Care (taught at the Gold Coast only) introduces students to the requirements for foot care as the key to living independently and being mobile.
The course can also be completed without a major, providing the option to pursue a general study program from a wide range of elective units.
Please note:
Students interested in the Human Nutrition, Human Structure and Function, and Osteopathic Studies majors are advised to apply to study this course at Lismore, to commence in Session 1. Students interested in the Pedorthic Studies and Foot Care majors are advised to apply to study this course at Gold Coast, to commence in Session 1. Students interested in the generic pathway can apply to study at either Lismore or Gold Coast, to commence in Session 1 or 2.
Graduate Attribute | Course Learning Outcome |
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Intellectual rigour | Exercise analytical thinking, critical thinking and reasoning and problem solving skills |
Creativity | Demonstrate innovative and creative responses and solutions to challenges in health-related settings |
Ethical practice | Demonstrate a knowledge of, and commitment to, social responsibility, ethics and human rights in health-related settings. |
Knowledge of a discipline | Demonstrate an understanding of a broad and integrated body of knowledge of the concepts of human health and disease. Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the physical, social, political, ecological and/or cultural influences that impact health and health-related settings |
Lifelong learning | Recognise responsibility for independent and self-directed learning and reflective practice. Manage personal responsibility for maintaining or advancing information and literacy skills for scholarly and professional practice |
Communication and social skills | Communicate concisely and appropriately in an oral and written form in an academic and professional context in health-related settings. Demonstrate an understanding of the importance of teamwork in health-related settings. |
Cultural competence | Apply and integrate an understanding of social, indigenous and cultural diversity, and respect for the identity of all persons, in local and international contexts. |
Students who choose the osteopathic or pedorthic areas of study will have the opportunity to undertake a supervised professional placement. Professional placements provide students with experience in the practice of safe and effective manual therapy and the application of a wide range of treatments and management plans. Students have opportunities to work with a diverse range of patients in areas including rehabilitation, health promotion and illness prevention. Visit scu.edu.au/healthplacements
For students interested in pursuing a career in osteopathy, five years of education and training is required (three-year Bachelor of Clinical Sciences majoring in Osteopathic Studies and Human Structure and Function; and a two-year Master of Osteopathic Medicine offered by Southern Cross University). In Australia, entry level training in osteopathic medicine is accredited by the Osteopathy Board of Australia and this course pathway was granted full accreditation in 2012. Registration in Australia gives mobility across all states and territories and New Zealand.
The Human Nutrition major offers students the underpinning knowledge to work as nutritionists in non-clinical roles as well as to further their studies in postgraduate nutrition/dietetics. Graduates of this major may be eligible to apply as an Associate Nutritionist with the Nutrition Society of Australia. This course may also meet the requirements for entry to postgraduate study in nutrition and dietetics – interested students should seek further information from their chosen institution.
Students who wish to become pedorthists must complete the Pedorthic Studies and Foot Care double major. A pedorthist is a health care professional who specialises in the improvement of human movement, in particular gait and better foot function. A pedorthist conducts a comprehensive assessment which may lead to them manufacturing corrective footwear, orthoses or other supportive devices to address conditions which affect the feet and human mobility. The University is undertaking accreditation through the Australian Pedorthic Medical Grade Footwear Association. Once accredited, the degree will enable graduates to become members of the Association, to become certified pedorthists, and to practise as professional pedorthists in Australia.
Course overview
Course code
3007162
Course abbreviation
BClinSc
Credit points
288
Equivalent units
24
Duration
3 years full-time; 6 years part-time
Duration
3 years full-time
Availability details
Domestic
Location | Teaching period | UAC code | QTAC code |
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Gold Coast | Session 1 | 330167 | 059761 |
Lismore | Session 1 | 335115 | 055111 |
Fee information
International
Location | Teaching period | Annual Fees | CRICOS |
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Lismore | Session 1 | $22,160 ($2,770 per unit) | 059054K |
Course requirements
See the University’s Rules Relating to Awards, in conjunction with the Specific Award Rules listed below.
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To be eligible for the award of Bachelor of Clinical Sciences, a candidate shall successfully complete not less than twenty-four (24) units comprising:
- Eight (8) units from Part A of the Schedule; and
- one (1) eight-unit major selected from the majors in Part B of the Schedule plus eight (8) elective units from Part B of the Schedule; or
- two (2) eight-unit majors selected from Part B of the Schedule of Units, which may include compulsory major combinations; or
- sixteen (16) elective units including those from Part B of the Schedule or any university elective.
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To be eligible for the award of Associate Degree of Clinical Sciences a candidate shall successfully complete not less than sixteen (16) units comprising:
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Five (5) units from Part A of the Schedule of Units:
BIO00307 Human Physiology
BIO00101 Physiological Pathology I
BIO00102 Physiological Pathology II
NUT00214 Food and Nutrition in Health
Plus one unit from the following:
BIO01302 Human Anatomy
BIO10662 Systemic Anatomy; and - eleven (11) units including those from Part B of the Schedule or any university elective.
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Five (5) units from Part A of the Schedule of Units:
- A candidate who, while enrolled in the Bachelor of Clinical Sciences, has successfully completed the requirements for the Associate Degree of Clinical Sciences may elect to be awarded the Associate Degree of Clinical Sciences following withdrawal from the Bachelor of Clinical Sciences.
Schedule of units
Course progressions
Your course progression is in the recommended order you should complete your course in. It is important that you follow this to ensure you meet the course requirements. For further assistance see How to Enrol in Units using My Enrolment.
Students should use course progression information to select units specific to their course and enrol in these units using My Enrolment
Browse uni-wide elective units by selecting Uni-wide elective in the advanced filter of the Unit search.
Browse shared majors and their units at Shared majors
Title | Level of learning | Note | |
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Year 1, Session 2 | |||
BIO00307 - Human Physiology | Introductory | ||
NUT00214 - Food and Nutrition in Health | Introductory | ||
MAT00330 - Research and Analysis in Health | Introductory | ||
Year 2, Session 1 | |||
BIO01302 - Human Anatomy | Introductory | ||
BIO00207 - Mechanics for Movement | Introductory | ||
BHS10581 - Psychology and Sociology for Health Sciences | Introductory | ||
HLT10481 - Osteopathic Studies I | Introductory | ||
Year 2, Session 2 | |||
SCI10473 - Histology and Embryology | Intermediate | ||
BIO00209 - Biomechanics and Kinesiology | Intermediate | ||
HLT10482 - Osteopathic Studies II | Introductory | ||
Year 3, Session 1 | |||
BIO00101 - Physiological Pathology I | Intermediate | ||
SCI10475 - Neuroscience | Intermediate | ||
SCI10474 - Advanced Visceral Anatomy | Advanced | ||
HLT10483 - Osteopathic Studies III | Intermediate | ||
Year 3, Session 2 | |||
BIO00102 - Physiological Pathology II | Intermediate | ||
BIO00326 - Exercise Biochemistry | Introductory | ||
HLT10484 - Osteopathic Studies IV | Advanced | ||
Year 4, Session 1 | |||
HLT00274 - Clinical Diagnosis I | Advanced | ||
HLT10118 - Clinical Studies I | Intermediate | ||
PHA00315 - Introductory Pharmacology | Introductory | ||
HLT10485 - Osteopathic Studies V | Advanced | ||
Year 4, Session 2 | |||
HLT00275 - Clinical Diagnosis II | Advanced | ||
HLT10119 - Clinical Studies II | Intermediate | ||
HLT10486 - Osteopathic Studies VI | Advanced |
Title | Level of learning | Note | |
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Year 1, Session 1 | |||
BIO01302 - Human Anatomy | Introductory | ||
CMM10580 - The Australian Health Care System | Introductory | ||
BHS10581 - Psychology and Sociology for Health Sciences | Introductory | ||
PDT10001 - Introduction to Podiatry and Pedorthics | Introductory | Note 4 | |
Year 1, Session 2 | |||
BIO00307 - Human Physiology | Introductory | ||
MAT00330 - Research and Analysis in Health | Introductory | ||
HLT10583 - Communication Skills for Health Sciences | Introductory | ||
BIO10001 - Functional Anatomy of the Lower Limbs and Foot and Ankle | Intermediate | Note 4 | |
Year 2, Session 1 | |||
BIO00101 - Physiological Pathology I | Intermediate | ||
PDT20005 - Principles and Practice of Pedorthics I | Intermediate | ||
PDT20002 - Orthoses and Bracing | Intermediate | ||
BIO20002 - Biomechanics of Gait | Intermediate | ||
Year 2, Session 2 | |||
BIO00102 - Physiological Pathology II | Intermediate | ||
PDT20006 - Principles and Practice of Pedorthics II | Intermediate | ||
PDT20004 - Lower Limb Assessment | Intermediate | Note 4, Note 5 | |
Year 3, Session 1 | |||
PDT30001 - Management and Treatment of the High Risk Foot | Intermediate | ||
PDT30002 - Lower Limb Medicine I | Advanced | ||
PDT30005 - Pedorthics Clinical Placement I | Advanced | ||
PHA00315 - Introductory Pharmacology OR 1 elective from Part B or Part C | Introductory | ||
Year 3, Session 2 | |||
MNG00306 - Small Business and Entrepreneurship for Allied Health, Fitness and Sport | Introductory | ||
PDT30003 - Lower Limb Medicine II | Advanced | ||
NUT00214 - Food and Nutrition in Health | Introductory | ||
PDT30006 - Pedorthics Clinical Placement II | Advanced |
Title | Level of learning | Note | |
---|---|---|---|
Year 1, Session 1 | |||
BIO01302 - Human Anatomy | Introductory | Note 8 | |
BHS10581 - Psychology and Sociology for Health Sciences | Introductory | ||
2 electives from Part B or | |||
Year 1, Session 2 | |||
BIO00307 - Human Physiology | Introductory | ||
NUT00214 - Food and Nutrition in Health | Introductory | ||
2 electives from Part B or | |||
Year 2, Session 1 | |||
BIO00101 - Physiological Pathology I | Intermediate | ||
MWF10663 - Research and Evidence Based Practice | Intermediate | Note 7 | |
2 electives from Part B or | |||
Year 2, Session 2 | |||
BIO00102 - Physiological Pathology II | Intermediate | ||
CSL00231 - Counselling Theory and Practice | Introductory | ||
2 electives from Part B or | |||
Year 3, Session 1 | |||
4 electives from Part B or | |||
Year 3, Session 2 | |||
4 electives from Part B or |
Title | Level of learning | Note | |
---|---|---|---|
8 electives may be substituted with another Part B major | |||
Year 1, Session 1 | |||
BIO01302 - Human Anatomy | Introductory | ||
MWF10663 - Research and Evidence Based Practice | Intermediate | Note 7 | |
BIO00207 - Mechanics for Movement | Introductory | ||
BHS10581 - Psychology and Sociology for Health Sciences | Introductory | ||
Year 1, Session 2 | |||
BIO00307 - Human Physiology | Introductory | ||
SCI10473 - Histology and Embryology | Intermediate | ||
BIO00209 - Biomechanics and Kinesiology | Intermediate | ||
1 elective from Part B or | |||
Year 2, Session 1 | |||
BIO00101 - Physiological Pathology I | Intermediate | ||
SCI10475 - Neuroscience | Intermediate | ||
SCI10474 - Advanced Visceral Anatomy | Advanced | ||
1 unit from Human Structure and Function | |||
Year 2, Session 2 | |||
BIO00102 - Physiological Pathology II | Intermediate | ||
BIO00326 - Exercise Biochemistry | Introductory | ||
NUT00214 - Food and Nutrition in Health | Introductory | ||
1 elective from Part B or | |||
Year 3, Session 1 | |||
PHA00315 - Introductory Pharmacology | Introductory | ||
2 electives from Part B or | |||
HLT00274 - Clinical Diagnosis I | Advanced | ||
Year 3, Session 2 | |||
CSL00231 - Counselling Theory and Practice | Introductory | ||
2 electives from Part B or | |||
HLT00275 - Clinical Diagnosis II | Advanced |
Title | Level of learning | Note | |
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Year 1, Session 1 | |||
BIO01302 - Human Anatomy | Introductory | Note 8 | |
CSL10553 - Ageing in Contemporary Society | Introductory | ||
CSL10555 - Healthy Ageing I | Introductory | ||
BHS10581 - Psychology and Sociology for Health Sciences | Introductory | ||
Year 1, Session 2 | |||
BIO00307 - Human Physiology | Introductory | ||
NUT00214 - Food and Nutrition in Health | Introductory | ||
CSL00231 - Counselling Theory and Practice | Introductory | ||
CSL10556 - Healthy Ageing II | Intermediate | ||
Year 2, Session 1 | |||
BIO00101 - Physiological Pathology I | Intermediate | ||
MWF10663 - Research and Evidence Based Practice | Intermediate | Note 7 | |
CSL10558 - Case Management and Care Planning | Intermediate | ||
1 unit from Ageing | |||
Year 2, Session 2 | |||
BIO00102 - Physiological Pathology II | Intermediate | ||
CSL10554 - Aged Services | Introductory | ||
CSL10559 - Legal Issues in Health and Ageing | Intermediate | ||
CSL10557 - Introduction to Volunteering | Intermediate | ||
Year 3, Session 1 | |||
4 elective units from Part B OR Part C | |||
Year 3, Session 2 | |||
4 elective units from Part B OR Part C |
Title | Level of learning | Note | |
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Year 1, Session 1 | |||
BIO01302 - Human Anatomy | Introductory | Note 8 | |
3 electives from Part B or | |||
Year 1, Session 2 | |||
BIO00307 - Human Physiology | Introductory | ||
NUT00214 - Food and Nutrition in Health | Introductory | ||
2 electives from Part B or | |||
Year 2, Session 1 | |||
BIO00101 - Physiological Pathology I | Intermediate | ||
3 electives from Part B or | |||
Year 2, Session 2 | |||
BIO00102 - Physiological Pathology II | Intermediate | ||
3 electives from Part B or |
Title | Level of learning | Note | |
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8 electives may be substituted with another Part B major. | |||
Year 1, Session 1 | |||
BIO01302 - Human Anatomy | Introductory | Note 8 | |
CHE10700 - Chemistry for Health Sciences | Introductory | ||
MWF10663 - Research and Evidence Based Practice | Intermediate | Note 7 | |
BHS10581 - Psychology and Sociology for Health Sciences | Introductory | ||
Year 1, Session 2 | |||
BIO00307 - Human Physiology | Introductory | ||
NUT00214 - Food and Nutrition in Health | Introductory | ||
2 electives from Part B OR Part C | |||
Year 2, Session 1 | |||
BIO00101 - Physiological Pathology I | Intermediate | ||
CHE00002 - Biochemistry | Intermediate | ||
ENV10702 - Food Ecology | Introductory | ||
SCI10703 - Food Science | Introductory | ||
Year 2, Session 2 | |||
BIO00102 - Physiological Pathology II | Intermediate | ||
NUT00216 - Nutritional Biochemistry and Human Metabolism | Intermediate | ||
NUT00215 - Nutrition Across the Lifespan | Intermediate | ||
1 elective from Part B OR Part C | |||
Year 3, Session 1 | |||
BIO10701 - Nutrition Physiology | Advanced | ||
2 electives from Part B OR Part C | |||
Year 3, Session 2 | |||
PHA00315 - Introductory Pharmacology | Introductory | ||
NUT00217 - Advanced Nutrition and Disease | Advanced | ||
CSL00231 - Counselling Theory and Practice | Introductory | ||
2 electives from Part B OR Part C |
Title | Level of learning | Note | |
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Year 1, Session 1 | |||
BIO01302 - Human Anatomy | Introductory | ||
BHS10581 - Psychology and Sociology for Health Sciences | Introductory | ||
PDT10001 - Introduction to Podiatry and Pedorthics | Introductory | ||
1 elective from Part B or | |||
Year 1, Session 2 | |||
BIO00307 - Human Physiology | Introductory | ||
MAT00330 - Research and Analysis in Health | Introductory | ||
HLT10583 - Communication Skills for Health Sciences | Introductory | ||
BIO10001 - Functional Anatomy of the Lower Limbs and Foot and Ankle | Intermediate | ||
Year 2, Session1 | |||
BIO00101 - Physiological Pathology I | Intermediate | ||
PDT20002 - Orthoses and Bracing | Intermediate | ||
BIO20002 - Biomechanics of Gait | Intermediate | ||
1 elective from Part B or | |||
Year 2, Session 2 | |||
BIO00102 - Physiological Pathology II | Intermediate | ||
PDT20004 - Lower Limb Assessment | Intermediate | Note 5 | |
1 elective from Part B or | |||
Year 3, Session 1 | |||
PDT30002 - Lower Limb Medicine I | Advanced | ||
2 electives from Part B or | |||
PHA00315 - Introductory Pharmacology OR 1 elective from Part B or | Introductory | ||
Year 3, Session 2 | |||
PDT30003 - Lower Limb Medicine II | Advanced | ||
NUT00214 - Food and Nutrition in Health | Introductory | ||
2 electives from Part B or |
Title | Level of learning | Note | |
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Year 1, Session 2 | |||
BIO00307 - Human Physiology | Introductory | ||
CSL00231 - Counselling Theory and Practice | Introductory | ||
MAT00330 - Research and Analysis in Health | Introductory | Note 9 | |
NUT00214 - Food and Nutrition in Health | Introductory | ||
Year 2, Session 1 | |||
BIO01302 - Human Anatomy | Introductory | Note 8 | |
CHE10700 - Chemistry for Health Sciences | Introductory | ||
BHS10581 - Psychology and Sociology for Health Sciences | Introductory | ||
ENV10702 - Food Ecology | Introductory | ||
Year 2, Session 2 | |||
4 electives from Part B or | |||
Year 3, Session 1 | |||
BIO00101 - Physiological Pathology I | Intermediate | ||
CHE00002 - Biochemistry | Intermediate | ||
SCI10703 - Food Science | Introductory | ||
1 elective from Part B or | |||
Year 3, Session 2 | |||
BIO00102 - Physiological Pathology II | Intermediate | ||
NUT00216 - Nutritional Biochemistry and Human Metabolism | Intermediate | ||
NUT00215 - Nutrition Across the Lifespan | Intermediate | ||
1 elective from Part B or | |||
Year 4, Session 1 | |||
BIO10701 - Nutrition Physiology | Advanced | ||
2 electives from Part B or | |||
Year 4, Session 2 | |||
HEA10704 - Public Health Nutrition and Promotion | Intermediate |
Title | Level of learning | Note | |
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Year 1, Session 2 | |||
BIO00307 - Human Physiology | Introductory | ||
CSL00231 - Counselling Theory and Practice | Introductory | ||
MAT00330 - Research and Analysis in Health | Introductory | ||
NUT00214 - Food and Nutrition in Health | Introductory | ||
Year 2, Session 1 | |||
BIO01302 - Human Anatomy | Introductory | ||
BIO00207 - Mechanics for Movement | Introductory | ||
BHS10581 - Psychology and Sociology for Health Sciences | Introductory | ||
PHA00315 - Introductory Pharmacology | Introductory | ||
Year 2, Session 2 | |||
BIO00326 - Exercise Biochemistry | Introductory | ||
SCI10473 - Histology and Embryology | Intermediate | ||
BIO00209 - Biomechanics and Kinesiology | Intermediate | ||
1 elective from Part B or | |||
Year 3, Session 1 | |||
BIO00101 - Physiological Pathology I | Intermediate | ||
SCI10474 - Advanced Visceral Anatomy | Advanced | ||
SCI10475 - Neuroscience | Intermediate | ||
1 unit from Human Structure and Function | |||
Year 3, Session 2 | |||
BIO00102 - Physiological Pathology II | Intermediate | ||
3 electives from Part B or | |||
Year 4, Session 1 | |||
4 electives from Part B or |
Title | Level of learning | Note | |
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Completion of this double major may allow entry into a two (2) year full time Master of Osteopathic Medicine at SCU. | |||
Year 1, Session 1 | |||
BIO01302 - Human Anatomy | Introductory | ||
BHS10581 - Psychology and Sociology for Health Sciences | Introductory | ||
BIO00207 - Mechanics for Movement | Introductory | ||
HLT10481 - Osteopathic Studies I | Introductory | ||
Year 1, Session 2 | |||
BIO00307 - Human Physiology | Introductory | ||
SCI10473 - Histology and Embryology | Intermediate | ||
BIO00209 - Biomechanics and Kinesiology | Intermediate | ||
HLT10482 - Osteopathic Studies II | Introductory | ||
Year 2, Session 1 | |||
BIO00101 - Physiological Pathology I | Intermediate | ||
SCI10475 - Neuroscience | Intermediate | ||
SCI10474 - Advanced Visceral Anatomy | Advanced | ||
HLT10483 - Osteopathic Studies III | Intermediate | ||
Year 2, Session 2 | |||
BIO00102 - Physiological Pathology II | Intermediate | ||
BIO00326 - Exercise Biochemistry | Introductory | ||
NUT00214 - Food and Nutrition in Health | Introductory | ||
HLT10484 - Osteopathic Studies IV | Advanced | ||
Year 3, Session 1 | |||
HLT00274 - Clinical Diagnosis I | Advanced | ||
HLT10118 - Clinical Studies I | Intermediate | ||
PHA00315 - Introductory Pharmacology | Introductory | ||
HLT10485 - Osteopathic Studies V | Advanced | ||
Year 3, Session 2 | |||
HLT00275 - Clinical Diagnosis II | Advanced | ||
HLT10119 - Clinical Studies II | Intermediate | ||
MAT00330 - Research and Analysis in Health | Introductory | Note 6 | |
HLT10486 - Osteopathic Studies VI | Advanced |
Title | Level of learning | Note | |
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Session 2, 2015 | |||
BIO00307 - Human Physiology | Introductory | ||
MAT00330 - Research and Analysis in Health | Introductory | ||
MNG00306 - Small Business and Entrepreneurship for Allied Health, Fitness and Sport | Introductory | ||
From 2016 students will transfer to the new Bachelor of Pedorthics |
Notes
Note 1: | Students completing the majors Osteopathic Studies, Human Structure and Function, Pedorthic Studies or Foot Care must complete this unit. |
Note 2: | Students completing the majors in Pedorthic Studies or Foot Care must complete this unit. |
Note 3: | Compulsory for completion of Osteopathic Studies Major |
Note 4: | This unit will be delivered from Gold Coast campus only |
Note 5: | Double-weighted unit |
Note 6: | Alternately, students can choose to take MWF10663 Research and Evidence Based Practice in Session 1 and complete PHA00315 Introductory Pharmacology in Session 3. |
Note 7: | Alternatively, students can choose to take MAT00330 Research and Analysis in Health in Session 2 |
Note 8: | Alternatively, students may choose BIO10662 Systemic Anatomy |
Note 9: | Alternatively, students can choose MWF10663 Research and Evidence Based Practice in Session 1 or 3 |
Unit groups
Human Structure and Function
Title | Level of learning | Note | |
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BIO00207 - Mechanics for Movement | Introductory | ||
BIO00209 - Musculoskeletal Functional Anatomy | Intermediate | ||
BIO00326 - Exercise Biochemistry | Introductory | ||
SCI10474 - Advanced Visceral Anatomy | Advanced | ||
SCI10473 - Histology and Embryology | Intermediate | ||
SCI10475 - Neuroscience | Intermediate | ||
HLT00274 - Clinical Diagnosis I | Advanced | ||
HLT00275 - Clinical Diagnosis II | Advanced |
Ageing
Title | Level of learning | Note | |
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All of the following six (6) units | |||
CSL10553 - Ageing in Contemporary Society | Introductory | ||
CSL10554 - Aged Services | Introductory | ||
CSL10555 - Healthy Ageing I | Introductory | ||
CSL10556 - Healthy Ageing II | Intermediate | ||
CSL10558 - Case Management and Care Planning | Intermediate | ||
CSL10559 - Legal Issues in Health and Ageing | Intermediate | ||
Plus two units from Part B or university electives |
Part C
Title | Level of learning | Note | |
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Any unit available from the School of Health and Human Sciences |