About this Course
Tabor seeks to make a positive impact in the world, through our extensive curricular offerings and our values. Tabor’s Graduate Diploma in International Health and Development is imbued with the Christian values that have forged our college’s reputation over many years.
This qualification has been specifically designed as an introduction to the practice of health and development in global contexts. Most subjects are offered online, with the course content for two core subjects, Public Health and Clinical Care, delivered during a two-week summer intensive. The intensive is a powerful time of community learning involving health professionals from around Australia and the world.
The Graduate Diploma offers relevant training and experience to health and development professionals who desire to be equipped for culturally intelligent health care in less developed and under-resourced environments, in Australia and overseas.
The Graduate Diploma is a fully-accredited qualification when taken for credit. Individual subjects may also be audited (no assessment and reduced fees).
Professional Outcomes
Graduates may find employment with local and international NGO’s (faith and non-faith based), international health and development organisations (e.g. WHO, UNICEF, UNDP) and government agencies involved with health and development (e.g. AusAID). The Graduate Diploma also provides an ideal basis for further post graduate study in international health and / or development, which, coupled with appropriate experience, may allow graduates to pursue leadership roles with NGOs or provide independent (self-employed) consultancy services in international health and development.
Course Structure
Core
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International Health and Development- Foundations
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International Health and Development – Public Health
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International Health and Development – Clinical Care
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Intro to Health and Development NGOs
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Supervised International Health and Development Practicum
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Poverty and Community Development
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Intercultural Life and Work
Elective
Select 1 subjects from the Electives listed below:
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Facilitating Adult Learning
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World Religions
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Language Culture and Society
You can study on-campus for a two-week summer intensive covering Public Health and Clinical Care. Poverty and Community Development may be offered on-campus and/or online. The other Core and Elective subjects are offered online.
What do I need for entry?
Academic Requirements
Successful completion of a 3-year Bachelor’s degree in the field of health care and/or health sciences.
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Additional Information
Exit Points
Course Codes
SATAC: Not applicable
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