Career Outcomes

Graduates from Health Courses can expect employment in positions such as:

• Health Promotion Officer
• Community Wellness Officer
• Dance Instructor
• Medical Officer
• Nurse Unit Manager

Types of Courses

Undergraduate:

If health and well-being is a big part of your life and you would love to turn it into a rewarding career, then look no further than our selection of undergraduate health degrees. These courses can lead you to a range of careers, where you’ll make a meaningful contribution to the lives of others. Most degrees take three years of full-time study to complete, so when you graduate, you’ll be equipped with all the skills and knowledge you need for success.

Postgraduate:

Postgraduate courses are usually completed after an individual has already completed a Degree or has sufficient work experience in a related field. They are an excellent way to grow your knowledge and gain a deeper understanding of your chosen industry. This, in effect, will provide you with more opportunities for employment or even promotion. Postgraduate Health courses include a Master of Public Health, Graduate Certificate in Health Promotion, Graduate Diploma in Public Health, Master of Forensic Mental Health and more!

Job Outlook

According to the Australian Governments’ Job Outlook website:

Health and Welfare Services Managers-

Over the five years to November 2019, it is expected that there will be an average number of job openings (between 10,001 and 25,000).

The median weekly earnings (before tax) for this profession is $1,515. This means you can expect an annual salary of around $78,000.

A Bachelor Degree is the most common level of educational attainment for this occupation. 33.7% of people hold this level of qualification.

In this profession, a full-time worker typically works 36.8 hours per week.

31.6% of employees are aged between 45 and 54, making it the most common age category.

Complete Your Degree or Postgraduate Qualification Entirely Online

If flexibility is a key consideration for you when deciding on a course, you’ll be happy to know that most undergraduate and postgraduate Health courses can be studied entirely online. With online learning, you can study where you like, when you like and at your desired pace.

Is a Health Course right for you?

If you want a meaningful career, where your work will directly benefit individuals, groups and communities, a Health course is something you should seriously consider. You also have the option to choose the method of study that suits you the most, whether that be online or in-class learning.