The Diploma of Health Sciences at Navitas Deakin College provides you with a comprehensive foundation for a career in the vital health sector. This undergraduate qualification is ideal if you are seeking to understand the complex factors influencing individual, community, and population health, preparing you for advanced study in a range of specialised fields. You will explore key areas such as health information and data analysis, anatomy and physiology, and the principles of disease prevention and control. This program is designed for aspiring health professionals aiming to make a significant impact in Australia’s largest and fastest-growing employment industry.
You will study this diploma full-time on campus over eight months, engaging with a curriculum that includes eight core units and essential zero credit point modules. Your learning experience will be tailored towards your intended Deakin University bachelor degree, covering subjects like health behaviour, introduction to psychology, and research methods. You will develop critical analytical and problem-solving skills through practical application and a strong theoretical base. Upon successful completion, you will be well-prepared to articulate into second-year degree programs, opening pathways to diverse careers in health promotion, exercise science, psychological science, and beyond.