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About the course
This associate degree prepares Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students for health-related roles by building skills in Indigenous knowledge, primary health care, health promotion and community development. You’ll learn to design, implement and evaluate projects that support holistic, culturally informed health management, including recognition of Indigenous healing practices. The course can also provide a pathway into further university study in health-related disciplines at associate degree level.
Career outcome
Graduates are prepared for community and health-sector roles that support culturally safe services and programs, including health promotion and community development work. The course builds capability to apply Indigenous knowledge and primary health care approaches, communicate effectively with diverse stakeholders, and contribute to project planning and evaluation in Indigenous health contexts. Typical pathways include roles such as Health Promotion Officer and related Indigenous health worker positions at associate degree level.
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