Health Promotion Bachelor Of Health Science

If you study full time, you will take eight courses for 15 credits each year.

Be sure to select 147102 Whakapiri. Participation in mental health and addictions in your first year, as this is a prerequisite for any of the 200-level core courses you need.

This is important

To complete the Health Promotion course in the Bachelor of Health Sciences, you must complete 120 credits in the specified field.

mostly available via distance (online) learning, but note that some courses are available on campus. Check the details on each course page when you sign up.

Full time curriculum. Includes required core courses, recommended core courses, prerequisites, and electives

first year

First semester

231106 Introduction to Public Health

250100 Health Communication

214101 Human biology. normal bodily functions

147102 Whakapiri. Mental Health and Addictions Work Commitment (2nd Year Prerequisite)

Second semester

214102 Applied Sciences for Health Professionals

231107 Social Determinants of Health (recommended only in semester 2)

150112 Hauora tangata. Maori Health Basics

Choice:

the second year

First semester

250205 Principles and Practice of Human Epidemiology

214201 Human biology. bodily function disorders

150202 Maury Day. Maori wellness and vitality

150201 Te Kawenata or Waitangi. The Treaty of Waitangi in New Zealand Society

Second semester

214212 Research Methods in Health Sciences

147202 Mental Health Promotion

179230 Perspective and practice of the transformation of Tangata Moana

231200 Theories and Models of Health Promotion

Third year

First semester

250331 Public Health

150302 Current Whanau. The Rising Prince of Whanau

231307 Research and intervention planning

Choice:

Second semester

250303 Systems of Thought and Planning for Health

231306 Public Health Assessment

231308 Advocacy for health promotion

Choice:

Official Rules

To understand what you need to study and complete to graduate, please read the official rules and conditions for this qualification.

You should read it in conjunction with all applicable University laws and regulations, including the General Rules for Graduate Diplomas, Graduate Degrees, Graduate Certificates, Graduate Diplomas, and Graduate Certificates.

returning student

For returning students, there may be changes to the majors and specializations available, as well as the courses you must take. For more information, go to the section of the Rules called "Terms of Transition."

In some cases, the degree or major you entered may no longer accept new entries and therefore may not appear on this web page. For information on these eligibility rules, visit the Massey University Calendar.

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