James Cook University
1 year part-time
This Graduate Certificate is designed for health professionals and graduates who want to develop specialized skills and knowledge in disaster health and humanitarian assistance. You'll gain the expertise to effectively contribute to disaster prevention, preparation, response and recovery, both nationally and internationally.
To be eligible for this course, you'll need a Bachelor degree in a relevant health discipline, or equivalent. The course is delivered in mixed-mode, with some face-to-face teaching components, and is available part-time only.
The core subjects cover public health in humanitarian emergencies and disaster health management. You'll also choose two elective subjects that align with your career goals and interests, with topics including disaster management principles, leadership in disaster management, infection prevention and control, environmental health, and epidemiology for public health.
James Cook University is a leading institution for research and teaching in tropical and global health. The Disaster Health and Humanitarian Assistance program is delivered by experienced academics and industry experts who have real-world experience in emergency response settings. You'll gain specialized, practical skills to make valuable contributions in this field.
Graduates of this program are highly trained specialists who find employment in a variety of local and global health settings, such as international non-governmental organizations (INGOs), the United Nations and related agencies, and Australian government. You may pursue careers in international humanitarian assistance or disaster management positions within Australia.
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