This space aims to share information on educational opportunities throughout Australia associated with Indigenous health, health promotion, public health and health sciences.

The University of Sydney

The School of Public Health

• Graduate Diploma in Indigenous Health Promotion
  The program aims to give Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workers and practitioners the opportunity to add to their knowledge and skills in promoting the health of the community.

• Graduate Diploma in Indigenous Health (Substance Use)
  This program aims to build the clinical, public health and academic capacity of Indigenous alcohol, tobacco and other drug workers to work in the prevention and treatment of harm associated with alcohol, tobacco and other drug disorders in the Indigenous community.

• Master of Indigenous Health (Substance Use)
  This program aims to build the clinical, public health and academic capacity of Indigenous alcohol, tobacco and other drug workers to work in the prevention and treatment of harm associated with alcohol, tobacco and other drug disorders in the Indigenous community.

• Master of International Public Health
  The MIPH aims to give students the basic professional training to work productively with international aid organisations and health departments in developing countries. The course also has relevance for public health in developed countries.

• Master of Public Health
  The program provides the opportunity to develop skills and acquire knowledge essential for the effective practice of public health. Graduates of the program should be able to determine the nature of community health problems and initiate steps to define and then alleviate them, and bring together the various services available for relief of these problems. One of the major aims of the program is to promote a proactive role by public health professionals with regard to the co-ordination of relevant community resources.

The College of Health Sciences

Charles Sturt University