Course results for Curtin University Public health Subjects

Navigate the public health system’s origins. Identify and scrutinise environmental, social and biological factors affecting public health services.Analyse causes of global health issues and plan, introduce and monitor public health interventions. 

Advance your research range and experience using scientific methods, case studies and statistical software. Discuss the ethical considerations of research.Critique principles and process leading design, data and measurement of research techniques.

Discuss and debate key features of Australia’s healthcare system and compare it universally. Analyse emerging trends and future challenges.Critique responsibilities of government regulation, governance, policy, funding and distribution of healthcare

Foster community partnerships to promote health equity, empower people, and inspire input and ownership. Adopt a systems-based approach to improve health and well-being.Build capacity to promote health, and devise ways to engage diverse audiences.

Explore and contrast historical health beliefs, theories and settings with current advances of health promotion practice in Australia.Form evidence-based views, analyse ethics and critically assess concepts and the role of health promotion globally.

Examine health policy and process in national healthcare settings. Develop capacity through research, teaching and sharing knowledge. Compare key health topics.Explore the social causes, values and trends shaping Australia’s national health policy.