Bachelor of Trauma and Healing

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Course requirements

See the University’s Rules Relating to Awards, in conjunction with the Specific Award Rules listed below.

1. To be eligible for the award of the Bachelor of Trauma and Healing degree a candidate shall successfully complete not less than twenty-four (24) units (288 credit points) comprising:
   1. all units listed in Part A; and
   2. any eight (8) units from Part B; and
   3. another eight (8) units from Part B, or any eight units from Part C, or the Psychology Major, or any University-Wide Major.
2. A candidate who, while enrolled for the Bachelor of Trauma and Healing:
   1. has successfully completed eight (8) units from Part A, may elect to be awarded the Diploma of Trauma and Healing following withdrawal from candidature for the Bachelor Degree; or
   2. has successfully completed sixteen (16) units comprising all units listed in Part A and any four (4) units from Part B, and any four (4) units from Part B and/or Part C not being Units previously completed, may elect to be awarded the Associate Degree of Trauma and Healing following withdrawal from candidature for the Bachelor Degree.

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Schedule of units

	Title	Level of learning	Note
Part A
	BIO01302 - Human Anatomy	Introductory
	BHS11001 - Introduction to Psychology I	Introductory
	HEA10200 - Trans- and Intergenerational Trauma	Introductory
	HEA10204 - Secondary Traumatisation	Introductory
	BIO00307 - Human Physiology	Introductory
	BHS11002 - Introduction to Psychology II	Introductory
	HEA10201 - The Biological Effects of Traumatic Stress	Introductory
	HEA10203 - Healing Childhood Traumatisation	Introductory
Part B
Electives Title Level of learning Note CSL00416 - Cultural and Spiritual Well-Being Intermediate SOC00417 - Race and Racism Advanced HEA10202 - The Story of Healing/Indigenous Healing Introductory CUL00401 - Indigenous World-Views Introductory CUL00409 - The Mental Health of Australian Indigenous Peoples Introductory SOC10205 - Indigenous Research Theory and Practice Introductory CUL00412 - Indigenous Ways of Cultural Expression Introductory CUL00408 - Health and Indigenous Australian Peoples Intermediate CUL00420 - History of Invasion of Aboriginal Nations Advanced CUL00402 - Contemporary Australian Indigenous Issues Intermediate CUL00413 - Human Rights and Indigenous Peoples Intermediate LAW00215 - Dispute Resolution and Aboriginal Communities Introductory SOY00419 - Caring for Kuntri: Indigenous Environmental Management Advanced
Part C
Electives Title Level of learning Note HLT10115 - Relaxation and Therapeutic Massage Introductory HLT10116 - Advanced Therapeutic Massage: Lymphatic Technique and Physical Activity Introductory HLT10117 - Advanced Therapeutic Massage: Myofascial Techniques Advanced HLT00257 - History and Foundations of Herbal Medicine Introductory NUT00214 - Food and Nutrition in Health Introductory LAW00059 - Welfare Law Intermediate LAW00529 - Restorative Justice Intermediate LAW00526 - International Criminal Justice Advanced LAW10171 - Mediating Across Cultures Introductory COM10001 - Effective Communication Introductory NUT00330 - Nutrition for Health and Physical Activity Intermediate HEA00331 - Principles of Behaviour in Physical Activity Introductory HMS00202 - Principles and Practices of Sport and Exercise Science Introductory EDU10514 - Understanding Children and Young People Introductory TCH10515 - Play and Pedagogies in the Early Years Introductory TCH10516 - Constructions of Childhood Introductory EDU10130 - Sociology of Children, Family and Communities Intermediate HUM00270 - Doing Cultural Studies Introductory HUM00271 - Unruly Subjects: Citizenship Introductory HUM00272 - Space, Place and Travel Intermediate CUL00210 - Australia, Asia and the World Introductory HUM00273 - Borderlands: Identity, Culture and Belonging Advanced SOC10400 - Gender, Sexuality and Culture Intermediate BHS20006 - Social Psychology Advanced BHS30003 - Development across the Lifespan Intermediate BHS30006 - Behaviour Change Intermediate BHS30007 - Health Psychology Introductory BIO00202 - Ecology Introductory BIO00213 - Plant Identification and Conservation Intermediate ENV10656 - Extension and Professional Practice in Natural Resource Management Advanced BIO10187 - Global Environmental Issues Introductory BIO00244 - Protected Area Management Advanced CMM10471 - Nursing and Health Promotion Intermediate CMM10469 - Enquiry and Critique in Health Intermediate SOY10105 - Introduction to Social Welfare Introductory CSL10297 - Issues of Protection Intermediate CSL10242 - Trauma Informed Practice Intermediate
Major
Psychology Major Title Level of learning Note BHS20001 - Psychological Assessment Intermediate BHS20006 - Social Psychology Advanced BHS20007 - Learning and Memory Advanced BHS20008 - Quantitative Methods in Psychology Intermediate BHS30001 - Advanced Quantitative Methods in Psychology Advanced BHS30002 - Abnormal Psychology Intermediate BHS30003 - Development across the Lifespan Intermediate BHS30004 - Biological Psychology Advanced

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. Assistance on how to enrol can be accessed here.

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