Bachelor of Applied Public Health (Honours) Australian Catholic University (ACU)
Cricos: 00004G| Award | Attendance | Study | Duration | Start | Domestic fees | International fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UG:Bachelor | On-Campus | Full-time | 1 years | February, July | $12904.00 year per | find out |
First year fees;
$12904 CSP
ACU is currently offering Commonwealth supported places (CSP) for this course. In a CSP, the Australian Government subsidises the cost of your course. You'll pay the remainder, known as the student contribution amount.
Course overview
The Bachelor of Applied Public Health (Honours) allows students to develop research skills and work closely with an academic to contribute to a particular area of interest.
Minimum Duration:
1 year full-time or equivalent part-time
Campus:
Melbourne
The Bachelor of Applied Public Health (Honours) allows students to build upon the knowledge gained in their undergraduate degree, develop research skills that will equip them for future study at a higher degree level and work closely with an academic expert to contribute to a particular area of interest.
Graduates of the Bachelor of Applied Public Health (Honours) will have:
- an understanding of research principles and methods
- a significant amount of knowledge in a particular area, which will allow them to undertake further study, research and/or other professional work the ability to research, interpret and relay potentially complex theoretical principals
- the technical skills to design and conduct a research project, with some level of independence
- the skills to work collaboratively within an academic team of researchers as a junior member.
Entry requirements for this course
Contact Australian Catholic University (ACU) to find course entry requirements.
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