Overview

The Associate Degree in Health Sciences provides an introduction to health sciences, exploring both the individual and public view of health in Australia.

Always in-demand, the health sector is rapidly changing and expanding, with new employment opportunities driving the need for qualified and knowledgeable graduates.

In this associate degree, you'll develop a core understanding of human biology, health and nutrition.

Through the lens of the health industry, you will learn about psychology, project management, exercise, law and ethics, and more.

Why study the Associate Degree in Health Sciences at RMIT?

Real-world knowledge

Build an understanding of the Australian healthcare system and specific health issues.

Industry experience

Collaborate with an industry partner on a real-world health promotion project.

Professional focus

Graduate job-ready with connections and varied knowledge of the health sector.

What you will learn

Your studies will cover the Australian healthcare system, and the major health issues currently facing the community. Once you have established the principles of health and health management, you will begin to explore chronic disease, evidence-based health practice, health promotion, and more. You will undertake industry projects to establish your professional practice and prepare you for a diverse career upon graduation.