Masters (Coursework)
Adolescent health and wellbeing reflects a complex set of interactions between biology and social context, both of which have dramatically changed in recent years. Over this period, the health and wellbeing of 10-24 year old adolescents and young adults has not improved to nearly the same extent as younger children and older adults. Hence the importance of new scientific understandings, public health interventions and service responses that offer more sophisticated opportunities to advance adolescent health than ever before. Delivered online, the Graduate Diploma in Adolescent Health and Wellbeing will provide you with the latest knowledge of adolescent health and development, prevention frameworks and skills to work more effectively with individuals and populations in schools and communities, and within health services.
Gain the skills to communicate effectively with young people from different sectors, families, cultural and community backgrounds.
Build a repertoire of professional, legal and ethical capabilities for implementing effective programs and practices in the settings where young people live, work, learn and play.
Engage with some of the world' experts in adolescent health research and practice.
On completion, you'll be qualified to address the importance of the developmental, social and environmental contexts that impact young people's lives. And you'll engage with a wide range of experts in adolescent health research and practice.
Applications for first round intake for 2020 start-year intake are now open and close on 30 November 2020.
Applications for second round intake for 2020 start-year intake close on 23 February 2021.
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