The Postgraduate Certificate in Public Health (PGCertPH) in Health
Promotion is principally aimed at health professionals who work, or want to work in
health promotion. Areas of work include public health,
health policy making, education, agency work, community work, planning and research positions. Health
promotion may appeal to people who have experience in public health,
and who wish
to further their academic achievement.
This programme is offered by the School of Population Health, and is taught and
assessed entirely by course work. Some courses in this subject area are offered
in a flexible learning format.
Students wishing to complete the PGCertPH in Health Promotion are required
to enrol in, and complete, the following courses:
and 15 points from:
-
MAORIHTH 705 - Māori Health Promotion and Early Intervention (15 Points)
-
POPLHLTH 736 - Mental Health Promotion (15 Points)
- POPLPRAC 710 - Health Promotion: Practicum (15 Points)
-
POPLPRAC 711 - Health Promotion in Pacific Cmmunity Development (15 Points)
To ensure you enrol on time, please visit our postgraduate study section and
follow our
Step by step guide to enrolment.
Regulations
Detailed information on admission criteria, programme structure and content, and
the schedule of courses can be found in the
Calendar Regulations for the Postgraduate Certificate in
Public Health.
These should also be read in conjunction with the University's
General Regulations - Postgraduate Certificates.
Further study
Students who complete this programme may proceed to a
Postgraduate Diploma in Public Health.
For more information please contact:
