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MEDICINE, DENTISTRYAND HEALTHBe Remarkable2019 UNDERGRADUATEstudy guide
ContentsWelcome to Griffith02Why choose Griffith?03Global opportunities06Top 5 reasons to choose medicine,dentistry and health at Griffith08Dentistry and oral health09Exercise science, physiotherapy and sport12Human services and social work16Medical science, medicine and paramedicine20Midwifery26Nursing28Nutrition and dietetics30Occupational therapy32Pharmacy33Psychology36Public health39Double degrees40Clinical training and placements50Study materials51Go Health Go Griffith52Scholarships53How to apply54Griffith Honours College60Griffith Sports College61Griffith College62Support to help you succeed63Key dates64Campuses65LegendCampusesGLMNOSX Ranked in thetop 3% worldwideAustralia’s mostawarded teachersRated 5 stars forstudent experienceGlobally connectedIndustry focused50,000 students5 campuses200,000 graduatesGold CoastLoganMt GravattNathanOnlineSouth BankExternalOnlineApplications informationQTAC Queensland Tertiary Admissions CentreUAC Universities Admissions Centre (NSW-based)OP Overall PositionATAR Australian Tertiary Admission RankIn this guide, the ATAR is listed only for those degrees offeredthrough UACN/A not applicableCP credit pointsGPA Grade Point AverageAll GPAs in this publication are on a seven-point grading scaleImportant noteAll information is correct as at February 2018, but is subject to changeas content is reviewed and updated. Visit degrees.griffith.edu.aufor the most up-to-date information.Cover image: Kelly Wieser, Bachelor of Midwifery graduate
01Welcome to GriffithAt Griffith,we believe in,strive for andcelebrate theRemarkable.
Cameron McEvoyOlympianBachelor of Science Advanced (Honours) studentWelcome to GriffithGriffith was created to be a different kindof university, and we know success oftencomes from being an exception to the norm—challenging convention, adapting andinnovating, creating bold new trends andpioneering solutions ahead of their time.02Medicine, dentistry and health 2019 undergraduate study guideSince we started teaching, we’ve beendeeply connected to the Asian region,socially conscious and environmentally aware.Ranking in the top 3% of universities globally,we offer future-focused degrees that aredeveloped in consultation with industry,based on cutting-edge research, and taughtby Australia’s most awarded teachers.
Why choose Griffith?We’re known for our high-impact research,outstanding student experience, commitmentto social justice and welcoming environment.And we’ve got the numbers to back thisup—we ranked 32nd in the 2018 QSUniversity Rankings: Top 50 Under 50 and35th in the 2017 Times Higher EducationYoung University Rankings.Ranked in the top3% worldwideWith highly awarded teaching staff,expert researchers, a comprehensivesuite of degrees spanning all disciplines,and outstanding campus facilities,Griffith is a world-class university.In three of the largest and most credibleworld university rankings, we’re rankedin the top 300—placing us in the top3% worldwide. Times HE World University Rankings:251–300 US News Best Global Universities: 265 University Ranking by AcademicPerformance: 296Young and ambitiousIn university terms, Griffith is young—westarted teaching just over 40 years ago.Being a young university means we have thefreedom to respect tradition without beingrestricted by it, which gives us the flexibilityto adapt to the ever-changing needs ofstudents, industry and the community.Learn from the bestAustralia’s top teachersAt Griffith, you’ll learn from some of thebest teachers in the country. Three ofour teachers have been named AustralianUniversity Teacher of the Year. In the lastfive years, our teachers have won moreAustralian Government awards, citationsand fellowships than any other university*.Since 2012, we have won: two Australian University Teacher ofthe Year awards seven awards for Teaching Excellence three awards for Programs thatEnhance Learning 34 Citations for OutstandingContributions to Student Learning seven National Teaching Fellowships.Five stars foreducational experienceIn 2017, Griffith was awarded multiple fivestar ratings from the Good UniversitiesGuide, an independent guide to Australianhigher education. These include five starsfor: overall educational experience, staff,teaching quality, student support, learningresources and skills development.Researchers atthe cutting edgeWe regularly work with government,industry and the community to findpractical solutions to some of the biggestproblems facing the world today, includingclimate change adaptation, chronic diseaseand crime prevention. Our degrees areinformed by this cutting-edge research,which means that students gain thelatest knowledge, learning alongsidepeople making history in a wide rangeof specialist research fields.* Based on Learning and Teaching results from theDepartment of Education and Training.Study pathways explainedIn each degree section, you’ll find a diagram that demonstrates possible study pathways you can take for different careers in health.Note that some undergraduate degrees require further study for professional accreditation.The pathway diagrams are colour-coded as follows:UndergraduatedegreeEntry requirementsfor postgraduatedegreePostgraduatedegreeCareerWhy choose Griffith?Study in a world-classenvironment03
We believe in the potential for all people to beremarkable—to be courageous, to capture opportunity,to make a difference and change the future forever.Get the knowledgethat mattersInnovative degreesOur future-focused degrees are designedto prepare you for new opportunities in afast-changing world.We’re constantly innovating, and haveintroduced Australia’s first degrees in awide range of important areas, including:Asian studies, environmental science,forensic science, aviation, AustralianIndigenous arts and dental technology.Work opportunities andindustry placementsGriffith students put what they learnin the classroom into practice, with theopportunity for industry experienceincluded in many of our degrees.Depending on what you study, you couldlearn through work placements, overseasfieldtrips or industry projects for realclients. See page 50 for details.Global connectionsand overseas studyOur degrees have an international focus,preparing you for work almost anywherein the world. What’s more, at Griffithyou’ll have the opportunity to enrich anddiversify your degree with an overseasstudy experience or by learning alanguage. See page 06 for details.Take control of your studyGet the support you needTrimester academic calendarWe support you in multiple ways:At Griffith, we teach across three 12-weektrimesters, rather than two semesters,each year. Our trimester system offers youmore flexibility and control, with the optionto pace your study to suit your needs, orfast track your degree and get a head starton your career.Foundation first yearYour first year of study is foundationaland it’s a great time to get to know thestudents you’ll be studying alongside formost of your degree.Be part of anexceptional communityWith more than 200,000 graduates,Griffith offers you a passport to aworldwide network of opportunity.Our graduates can be found in every fieldof endeavour, from leading politicians togold-medal winning athletes, and giftedmusicians to groundbreaking medicalresearchers. Across the globe, Griffithgraduates are using their skills, knowledgeand passion to make remarkablecontributions to the world around them.ScholarshipsCheck if there is assistance for you(see page 53)Travel abroad to study and learnSee page 06Griffith Sports CollegeIf you are a high-achieving sport student(see page 61)Griffith Honours CollegeIf you are a high-achieving academicstudent (see page 60)Griffith CollegeIf you need a different pathway touniversity (see page 62)General supportFor counselling services, internationalstudents, First Peoples students, andstudents with disabilities (see page 63)‘Griffith provided me with a holisticmedical education with a particularfocus on the doctor–patient relationshipand communication skills.’04Medicine, dentistry and health 2019 undergraduate study guide
Remarkable scholarDr Elizabeth Hamilton2018 Rhodes ScholarBachelor of Medical ScienceDoctor of MedicineWhy choose Griffith?Queensland’s 2018 Rhodes Scholar and Griffith Medicinegraduate Dr Elizabeth Hamilton is committed to improvingthe human condition through reducing health inequality.Graduating with First Class Honours and a UniversityMedal from Griffith University’s School of Medicinein 2016, Dr Hamilton intends to pursue a Master ofScience in Global Health Science and Epidemiologyat Oxford University. ‘Griffith provided me with aholistic medical education with a particular focus onthe doctor-patient relationship and communicationskills. Also as part of the Longlook rural health programwithin my degree, I completed my final year of trainingin Warwick which was an incredibly hands-on experienceand a great exposure to rural health.’ Currently an internat Townsville Base Hospital, Dr Hamilton has also beena director for the past four years of Ubuntu ThroughHealth, which delivers aid projects in South Africa,Ghana, Kenya and Timor-Leste (East Timor).‘My involvement in Ubuntu and other volunteeringroles has cemented principles of compassion andintegrity, and my sense of responsibility as aprivileged global citizen to serve others,’ she says.05
Global opportunitiesEnrich and diversify your degree withan international learning experience.Study overseasLearn in the fieldGriffith MatesChallenge yourself, impress potentialemployers, learn a new language, makelasting international connections, expandyour cultural horizons, and discoveramazing places. Through our GlobalMobility program, we offer a varietyof global learning experiences todiversify your degree and enhanceyour graduate outcomes.At Griffith we offer a range of flexibleand innovative international study toursand field trips that get you out of theclassroom. These programs are tailored toindividual degrees. Some examples include:Griffith Mates is a vibrant team of currentAustralian and international students whospeak around 30 different languages. Theteam welcomes thousands of internationalstudents each year, helping them adjustto university life in Australia through arange of community events and activities.Griffith Mates is a great way to practiseyour English, make new friends and findyour way around campus. Find out moreand get involved at griffith.edu.au/matesAs a Griffith student, you may have theopportunity to spend as little as one week,or as long as one year, participating inan overseas program as a part of yourstudy. Across more than 50 countries,the following opportunities are availableto eligible students: trimester, winter and summer exchangeglobal internshipsinternational volunteeringoverseas short coursesacademic-led study tours and field tripsclinical placementsresearch practicumsoverseas conferences and workshops.More informationFind out if you’re eligible, how to apply,where you can go and what financialassistance is available atgriffith.edu.au/go-global School of Environment’s rainforestecology and conservation field tripto Borneo—a two-week experienceexploring the rainforest, working withlocal research assistants and seeingfirsthand the incredible biodiversityof animals and plants in the tropics Queensland College of ArtDocumentary In-field Project—a three-week project wherestudents blend theory and practiceworking collaboratively as in-fieldresearchers documenting thesocial fabric of a town or regionin the Asia-Pacific Griffith Business SchoolGlobal Mobility Internship—a threeto six-week full-time internship withan international industry partner inChina, France, Germany, Hong Kong,Japan, Korea or Singapore School of Nursing and MidwiferyCommunity DevelopmentProjects—a three-week programwhere approved students completeclinical placements in Laos or Vietnam,living in rural villages and working withlocal health workers.Add a languageto your degreeAt Griffith, you can learn a language whileyou’re studying overseas on exchange,or study a language through the Diplomaof Languages, which you can undertakealongside any bachelor degree.‘As a student studying a health degree,I was given the opportunity to jointhe public health study tour whereI travelled to Peru, South America.’06Medicine, dentistry and health 2019 undergraduate study guide
Public healthstudy tour—PeruGrace BedwardBachelor of Occupational Therapyand Master of Public Health studentGlobal opportunities‘Our group which included students of publichealth as well as nutrition and dietetics, exercisescience, health science, occupational therapyand biomedical science, spent 10 days within theSacred Valley of Peru. We travelled to rural andurban areas, learning about the history, culture,and various factors which influence the populationhealth of the region. I was able to engage withrural primary school children for whom weconducted a hygiene workshop, and met withthe principal to discuss the constraints of thisrural, lower socio-economic area and the types ofeducation they deliver. This amazing experienceincreased my confidence and my ability tocommunicate with people from different cultures,and to help them overcome barriers where a lackof good health practices can stop them doingtheir everyday tasks.’07
Top 5 reasons to choose medicine,dentistry and health at ilityIn many areas of healthcare,Griffith graduates are increasinglyselected as graduates of choiceby employers. Our studentsduring placement gain a greatdeal of clinical experience withinthe very workplaces that mayemploy them.4Play your partin the teamThe future of health lies inteamwork and we teachtomorrow’s health professionalsin different disciplines to worktogether to deliver life-changingoutcomes. Interdisciplinaryeducation is a priority at Griffith.2Diverse andinnovativedegreesOne of Australia’s largesthealth faculties, Griffith Healthoffers a variety of accrediteddegrees ranging from medicineto dentistry, dietetics to socialwork, nursing to pharmacy andphysiotherapy to psychology.5Study inworld-leadingfacilitiesThe Griffith Health Centre, located onthe Gold Coast campus, operates inproximity to the 750-bed Gold CoastUniversity Hospital and a 250-bedprivate hospital within the Gold CoastHealth and Knowledge Precinct. It’s aunique environment where studentsgain unrivalled learning experiences.Filling a vital gap in oral health services at a South East QueenslandAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community has been a passion fordentistry graduate Dr Michael Baker, now practising in Toowoomba.Michael and a group of his fellow dental students visited Cherbourg fourtimes a year to run clinics at the local health service. Working on behalfof the Hope4Health organisation, Michael organised the trips, collecteddonations from corporations, Griffith University and the AustralianDental Association and took the mobile clinic on the three-hour driveto Cherbourg. ‘My student days are over but I’ll definitely come out asa supervisor so I will still have an active role in this program,’ he said.Michael BakerBachelor of Dental Health Science08Medicine, dentistry and health 2019 undergraduate study guide3Clinical trainingto apply yourknowledgeYou’ll combine classroom learningswith clinical training and practicalplacements almost from themoment you start your healthdegree. Our students combinedcompleted over 1.6 million hours(220,000 days) of clinical trainingand education last year.
Dentistry and oral healthCODEQTACUACCampusPREREQUISITESStartDuration trimesterQTAC2018UACOPRankATARBachelor of Dental Health Science283310G3F1English (4SA)Assumed: One of Biology,Chemistry, Physics or MathsB (4SA)Any two units of EnglishAssumed: one of Biology,Chemistry, Physics orMathematics1 99 99.65 Selection within the rank or additional ranks were used in the selection process.Note. Practitioners, including student practitioners, undertake exposure-prone procedures in the mouth. Accordingly, it is mandatory that you provide serological evidence ofyour status with respect to blood-borne transmissible viruses (Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C and HIV). Infected students are encouraged to seek counselling in relation to personal healthmeasures, training, and career issues. Students should consult the Dental Board of Australia (via the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency) for any restrictions on practice.Note. Griffith University students cannot apply for this degree by submitting an internal transfer. Close dates apply to this program, please refer to the QTAC and UAC website for details.What you’ll studyHonoursThis degree is the first step towardsa career in dentistry. You’ll learn fromextensive hands-on training from thefirst year of your studies.Honours is available for this degree(additional 80 credit points—1 yearfull-time, or 2 years part-time).You’ll study and work alongside registereddentists and dental specialists in real lifesettings, in our modern dental clinic andspecialised laboratories in the GriffithHealth Centre. Visit griffith.edu.au/health/placement-essentials for details.On completion of this degree and uponapplication, you’ll gain entry into theMaster of Dentistry to complete trainingas a dentist.Rural studentsrequired forthis degreeThrough its Rural Priority AccessScheme, Griffith University setsaside Commonwealth supportedplaces in its Bachelor of DentalHealth Science specifically forstudents from rural backgrounds.To check on rural geographiceligibility, visit griffith.edu.au/rural-priorityProfessional recognitionCompleting this degree and our Masterof Dentistry provides the education andskills you need to apply for registrationas a dentist in Australia, New Zealandand Canada.Career opportunitiesAs a graduate of this degree and ourMaster of Dentistry, you’ll be qualifiedto work as a registered dentist, withopportunities in private practice, hospitals,community dental clinics and the armedservices. Further study and research canlead to a career in academic teaching orspecialty practice.Dentistry career pathwaysBachelor of DentalHealth ScienceMaster of DentistryDoctor ofClinical Dentistry(Periodontics)Dental specialistMaster ofClinical Dentistry(Endodontics,Implant Dentistryor Oral Surgery)Dentist with higherlevel skills andcompetenciesDentistOur degrees23381209
CODEQTACUACCampusPREREQUISITESStartDuration trimesterQTAC2018UACOPRankATAR88483.75Bachelor of Dental Prosthetics233772283297G3F1English (4,SA)Assumed: one of Biology,Chemistry, Physics or MathsB (4,SA)Any two units of EnglishAssumed: one of Biology,Chemistry, Physics orMathematicsNote. Graduates from the Bachelor of Oral Health in Dental Technology at Griffith University can apply for advanced standing (credit) for entry to this degree. This degree is not suitedto pursuing a dentistry or dental technology qualification and does not include the complex crown and bridge components which are covered in the double degree (Bachelor of DentalTechnology/Bachelor of Dental Prosthetics, page 42).Note. Practitioners, including student practitioners, undertake exposure-prone procedures in the mouth. Accordingly, it is mandatory that you provide serological evidence ofyour status with respect to blood-borne transmissible viruses (Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C and HIV). Infected students are encouraged to seek counselling in relation to personal healthmeasures, training, and career issues. Students should consult the Dental Board of Australia (via the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency) for any restrictions on practice.What you’ll studyThis degree is designed for studentslooking for a purely clinical qualification,working directly with patients. It suitsstudents interested in working asindependent clinicians to diagnose, design,manufacture and fit removable dentures.It would also suit graduates who have arecognised dental technology bachelordegree who are ready to upgrade to aclinical qualification. The first two yearsof this program are identical to theBachelor of Dental Technology,followed by the final clinical year.Applicants with a recognised dentaltechnology degree may apply for credit.Through coursework and supervisedclinical practice, Dental Prosthetistsare educated in all facets of removabledental prosthetics in an inter-professionalsetting, learning and working alongsideother dental and health care professionals.The preferred program for applicantswithout a dental technology degree isthe dual qualification Bachelor of DentalTechnology and Bachelor of DentalProsthetics. This will enhance graduates’employment opportunities.A number of key benefits set Griffith’sdental prosthetist education apart fromother teaching institutions. Studentsdevelop advanced critical analyticalskills to solve difficult technical andclinical situations. They learn in aninter-professional environment fromexperienced dental prosthetists andspecialists in their field.Professional recognitionGraduates of this program will beeligible to apply for registration withthe Australian Health PractitionersRegulation Agency (AHPRA).Other dental area career pathwaysBachelor of Dental TechnologyCareer opportunitiesWith this qualification, graduates willfind employment opportunities in thepublic and private health sectors throughgovernment health department clinicsand private practice as a dental prosthetistor clinical dental technician.Prosthodontic technicianand clinician (removableprosthodontics)Dental prosthetists work directly withpatients to provide removable partialdentures and the prosthodontic techniciandesigns and fabricates the full and partialdentures in plastic or alloy. Graduateswill be well equipped for the variety ofprocedures and techniques to replacemissing teeth and will work alongsidedentists and prosthodontists.Self-employmentGraduates will gain an understandingof the operational issues involved inestablishing a new business. Graduatesmay own and operate a dental laboratoryor clinic. Graduates can progress ontoemployment in management roles such assenior or chief technician or prosthetistspositions; quality control technicians/prosthetist; teaching or dental sales.Dental TechnicianNew!10Bachelor of Dental ProstheticsDental ProsthetistBachelor of Dental Technology/Bachelor of Dental Prosthetics(4 years)Dental Technician ANDDental ProsthetistMedicine, dentistry and health 2019 undergraduate study guideCheck the new doubledegree Bachelor of DentalTechnology/Bachelor ofDental Prosthetics on page42. Gain two qualificationsto be able to work as botha dental technician anda dental prosthetist.
CODEQTACUACCampusPREREQUISITESStartDuration trimesterQTAC2018UACOPRankATAR107877.35Bachelor of Dental Technology233832283312G3F1English (4,SA)Assumed: one of Biology,Chemistry or Maths B (4,SA)Any two units of EnglishAssumed: one of Biology,Chemistry, Physics orMathematicsNote. Graduates with a Diploma of Dental Technology can apply for entry to the Bachelor of Dental Technology and upon entry to the Griffith program will be granted 80 credit pointsof specified credit. Check the credit precedent webpage at ation/credit-precedent-database/tafeThis degree is ideal for students who liketo work behind the scenes creating andmanufacturing dentures, crowns, bridgesand orthodontic appliances, but not fittingthe final denture or appliance to the patient.It suits students who like working with theirhands, can pay attention to detail and prefernot to work directly with a patient.This is the only internationally-benchmarkeddental technology degree in Australia.Dentistry is reliant on the artistic skills ofthe dental technician to restore colour,form and function of the oral cavity andsurrounding facial areas.First year provides foundation knowledgein health science, introduces prostheticsand develops skills in the dental laboratory.Second year applies knowledge of dentalmaterials to dental laboratory practice.Laboratory experience is continuedthrough all years with an emphasis on workintegrated learning in third year. Studentsexpand their hands-on experience workingalongside registered and experienceddental technicians in our commerciallaboratory, and through professionalpractice placements.Dental Technology graduates can applyfor entry into the Bachelor of DentalProsthetics to become a clinical dentaltechnician (dental prosthetist) and willbe awarded credit.Our students enjoy working withindustry-standard equipment includingComputer aided design (CAD) and alsoComputer aided manufacturing (CAM)in both subtractive (milling) andadditive (3D printing) manufacturingCAD/CAM facilities.HonoursHonours is available for this degree(additional year).Career opportunitiesDental technologists or technicians workclosely with referring dental practitionersand specialists. You’ll be able to ownand operate a dental laboratory orwork in a laboratory in the public or privatesector. Studying the Bachelor of DentalTechnology/Bachelor of Dental Prostheticsdouble degree may qualify you as both adental technician and a dental prosthetist(see page 42 for details).‘I didn’t know Dental Technology was a job until Open Day when I saw a brochure’says graduate Patty Guerrero. ‘I like combining science with being creative.Dental Technology requires good hand skills. My placement at Royal Children’sHospital (Brisbane) in the Orthodontics Lab was a great experience. The staffshowed me a lot of cases that you wouldn’t get to experience in the classroom,’Patty said. ‘I got to make a lower fixed retainer for a patient and they let mewatch the dentist fit it to the patient. It was exciting to see something I hadmade that fitted the patient, and to see how the patient reacted.’Patty GuerreroBachelor of Dental TechnologyProsthodontic technician(removable)Designs and fabricates the full and partialdentures in plastic or alloy.Conservative technician(fixed prosthodontics)Conservative technicians specialise incrown and bridge work and may beknown as a crown and bridge technician.Graduates will be prepared to applycreative contemporary techniques torestore or replace missing teeth or roots.They will work alongside dentists,prosthodontists, periodontists andoral surgeons.Orthodontic technicianOrthodontic technicians make devicesand appliances to correct tooth positions.Graduates will be capable of makinga variety of appliances, ranging froma simple retainer to more complexappliances using precise soldering andwire bending techniques. They workalongside dentists and orthodontists.Our degreesWhat you’ll study11
Exercise science, physiotherapy and sportCODEQTACUACCampusPREREQUISITESStartDuration trimester2018QTACUACOPRankATARBachelor of Physiotherapy233722283342G4F1English (4,SA)Assumed: Maths B and one ofBiology, Chemistry or PhysicsAssumed: Any two units ofEnglish; Maths and one ofBiology, Chemistry, or Physics29797.00225432N/AN4F1English (4,SA)Assumed: Maths B and one ofBiology, Chemistry or PhysicsN/A297N/ANote. Griffith University students cannot apply for this degree by submitting an internal transfer.What you’ll studyHonoursCareer opportunitiesStudents will undertake biomedical,physical and behavioural sciencecourses as well as physiotherapyacademic and clinical courses. Beforegraduation, students will be required todemonstrate physiotherapy knowledgeand skills required for entry-level clinicalphysiotherapy practice.After completing two years of study inthe Bachelor of Physiotherapy (1579)program, high-achieving students with aGrade Point Average of at least 5.0 areeligible to apply to transfer to the Bachelorof Physiotherapy (Honours) program.This program provides an innovative,student-centred and employabilityfocused curriculum with a strong emphasison client-centred and evidence basedpractice. You will undertake a professionalplacement, which will allow you to putyour skills and knowledge into practice.As a graduate of the Bachelor ofPhysiotherapy, you’ll be eligible to apply forregistration with the Physiotherapy Boardof Australia (via the Australian HealthPractitioners Regulation Agency), subjectto meeting additional requirements.Physiotherapists aim to enhance themovement and function of individualsand populations across the lifespanespecially when actual or potentialimpairments and disability relate to themusculoskeletal, cardiorespiratory, andneurological systems. Physiotherapistswork in various settings such as hospitals,private practices, community healthcentres, schools, sporting teams and thearmed forces. Physiotherapists may alsobe employed at universities to teach andconduct research or consult for industryand government bodies.Professional recognitionPhysiotherapy and exercise science career pathwaysRegistration to practice as aphysiotherapist in Australia Subject to having completedat least two years’ recentclinical experience and otherspecific admission criteriaMaster of Musculoskeletaland Sports Physiotherapy#Bachelor of PhysiotherapyBachelor of Physiotherapy(Honours)Master of Philosophy(Research) orDoctor of PhilosophyCareer in researchand/or teachingBachelor of ExerciseScience*Career as an exercisescientistBachelor of ExerciseScience/Bachelor ofPsychological ScienceSubject to specificadmission criteriaGraduate Diplomaof Exercise Science†Career as an accreditedexercise physiologistBachelor of ExerciseScience/Bachelorof BusinessBachelor of ExerciseScience (Honours)Master of Philosophy(Research) orDoctor of PhilosophyCareer in researchand/or teaching Eligible to apply for registration to practice as a physiotherapist in Australia.* Accredited as an Exercise Scientist by Exercise and Sports Science Australia.† Accredited as an Exercise Physiologist by Exercise and Sports Science Australia.# This degree is not available to international students. Prerequisites
dentistry and health at Griffith 08 Dentistry and oral health 09 Exercise science, physiotherapy and sport 12 Human services and social work 16 Medical science, medicine and paramedicine 20 Midwifery 26 Nursing 28 Nutrition and dietetics 30 Occupational therapy 32 Pharmacy 33 Psychology 36 Public health 39 Double degrees 40
