Bachelor of Public Health (Food and Society)

Public Health is the art and science of promoting places, Policies and healthy people. Public Health improves the health and quality of life of people by working to prevent disease, extend health and improve health by scientifically analyzing the population and producing solutions to problems. This distance will provide you with an understanding of the most important issues affecting human health. You will develop skills in obtaining, reviewing and evaluating health information, planning and managing a health plan or project, and improving people's health. The most successful students can make a year of honors at the end of the development phase and apply their research skills.

Public health focuses on disease prevention, health promotion and health promotion. It is built on a multidisciplinary understanding of health that allows you to assess and assess the basis of disease and well-being by looking at the vagaries of human behavior, physical space, socio-economic and cultural clarifications and management of health care. This course can give students the opportunity to move on to important issues such as disease prevention and nutrition. Most public health programs include research, fieldwork and collaboration with a skilled faculty so that students can deepen their field knowledge.

Eating with the community the top students will be champions of healthy, healthy, cheap, safe, environmentally friendly food programs that nourish communities and support healthy and healthy lifestyles. Graduates will work in a variety of settings to advance and celebrate the leading role of food in communities. They will be government advocates for accountability in food systems, restaurants and food reporting, key players in food policy development and implementation, and catalysts for social change. During the UOW Bachelor of Public Health you will learn the basics of the health sector and develop an understanding of the issues including health, illness, treatment and well-being. There is an emphasis on the scientific basis of public health, as well as social policies and communications.