The Certificate IV in Population Health at CIT provides you with the skills and knowledge to promote health and address public health issues in a diverse range of settings. Through a blend of theory and practical project work, you will develop the skills to navigate the complexities of public health, including community engagement, research and evidence-based practice, capacity building, coordinating population health projects or programs, and advocating for changes in health systems and policies to improve public health outcomes. The course will equip you with practical skills in areas like smoking/vaping cessation, nutrition and healthy eating, physical activity promotion, and creating safe, healthy work environments.
This qualification is designed to fit flexibly with your life and is ideal for those seeking roles in areas such as health promotion, health research, health policy, program development and evaluation, advocacy, and community development, to tackle the causes of poor health and enhance the overall wellbeing of diverse populations.
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Delivery mode
This course is available in the following study modes:
Locations
35 Vowels Crescent, Bruce 2617
Entry Requirements
There are no formal academic requirements
Course fees
Course fee
$1,631
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