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1 Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences Bachelor of Health Sciences (Advanced) (Pre-2017 Commencement) Optional Second Majors Bachelor of Health Sciences (Advanced) students may choose to complete a second major from the majors listed below, but cannot undertake two of the Advanced degree majors. Anatomical Sciences Second Major 2 Biochemistry Second Major 3 Epidemiology Second Major 4 Exercise Science Second Major 5 Genetics Second Major 6 Health Promotion Second Major 7 Human Reproductive Health Second Major 8 Microbiology Second Major 10 Neuroscience Second Major 11 Nutrition Second Major 12 Pathology Second Major 13 Pharmacology Second Major 14 Physiology Second Major 15
2 Anatomical Sciences Second Major S1 ANAT SC 1103 Human Biology IB 3 units S1 ANAT SC 2109 Biology and Development of Human Tissues 3 units S2 ANAT SC 2009 Musculoskeletal Anatomy 3 units Or Health & Medical Sciences Closed electives in HLTH SC or PHYSIOL Courses to the value of at least 12 units from the following: S1 ANAT SC 3003 Applied Clinical Anatomy 3 units S1 PATHOL 3101 Essentials of Pathology 3 units S2 OB&GYNAE 3001 Reproductive Biology 3 units (replaces ANAT SC 3102 Comparative Reproductive Biology of Mammals III) S2 PATHOL 3104 Investigative Cell Biology 3 units (replaces ANAT SC 3104 Investigative Cell Biology)
3 Biochemistry Second Major Note: Course pre-requisites apply. S1 BIOLOGY 1101 Biology I: Molecules, Genes and Cells 3 units S1 BIOLOGY 1401 Concepts in Biology 3 units and Courses to the value of up to 6 units may be taken from the following: S1 CHEM 1100 Chemistry IA 3 units S2 CHEM 1200 Chemistry IB 3 units or S1 CHEM 1101 Foundations of Chemistry IA 3 units S2 CHEM 1201 Foundations of Chemistry IB 3 units S1 BIOCHEM 2500 Biochemistry II: Molecular and Cell Biology 3 units S2 BIOCHEM 2501 Biochemistry II: Metabolism 3 units S1 BIOCHEM 3000 Molecular and Structural Biology III 6 units S2 BIOCHEM 3001 Cancer, Stem Cells & Development III 6 units
4 Epidemiology Second Major Health & Medical Sciences Closed electives in PUB HLTH S2 PUB HLTH 2007 Epidemiology for Health and Medical Sciences 3 units and S1 PUB HLTH 2200 Social Foundations of Health II 3 units S2 PUB HLTH 2008 Rural Australia: Health beyond the burbs 3 units S1 PUB HLTH 3010 Practical Epidemiology in Health Sciences 3 units S2 PUB HLTH 3011 Big Challenges in Public Health 3 units and Courses to the value of 6 units from the following: Health & Medical Sciences Closed electives in PUB HLTH
5 Exercise Science Second Major S2 ANAT SC 1103 Human Biology IB 3 units S1 PHYSIOL 2510 Physiology IIA: Heart, Lung & Neuromuscular System 3 units S2 ANAT SC 2009 Musculoskeletal Anatomy 3 units S1 HLTH SC 3100 Exercise, Nutrition & Metabolism 3 units S1 PHYSIOL 3120 Neuromotor Control of Human Movement 3 units S2 HLTH SC 3201 Human Motor Behaviour and Learning 3 units (replaces HLTH SC 3201 Exercise, Movement & Cognition 3 units) S2 PHYSIOL 3200 Advanced Exercise Science 3 units
6 Genetics Second Major Note: Course pre-requisites apply. S1 BIOLOGY 1101 Biology I: Molecules, Genes and Cells 3 units S1 BIOLOGY 1401 Concepts in Biology 3 units In order to meet pre-requisites students should also complete: S2 BIOLOGY 1202 Biology I: Organisms 3units S1 GENETICS 2510 Genetics IIA: Foundation of Genetics 3 units S2 GENETICS 2520 Genetics IIB: Function and Diversity of Genomes 3 units S1 GENETICS 3111 Genes, Genomes and Molecular Evolution III 6 units S2 GENETICS 3211 Gene Expression & Human Development Genetics III 6 units
7 Health Promotion Second Major Health & Medical Sciences Closed electives in PUB HLTH S1 PUB HLTH 2200 Social Foundations of Health II 3 units S2 PUB HLTH 2007 Epidemiology for Health and Medical Sciences 3 units S1 PUB HLTH 3124 Health Promotion III 3 units S2 PUB HLTH 3011 Big Challenges in Public Health 3 units and Courses to the value of 6 units from the following: Health & Medical Sciences Closed electives in PUB HLTH
8 Human Reproductive Health Second Major S2 ANAT SC 1103 Human Biology IB 3 units S1 ANAT SC 2109 Biology and Development of Human Tissues 3 units S2 PHYSIOL 2520 Physiology IIB: Systems & Homeostasis 3 units S1 HLTH SC 3103 Infant, Child and Adolescent Health 3 units S1 PAEDIAT 3000 Biology of Childhood Growth, Development & Health 3 units S2 OB&GYNAE 3001 Reproductive Biology 3 units (Replaces ANAT SC 3102 Comparative Reproductive Biology of Mammals III) S2 HLTH SC 3006 Reproductive Health Matters 3 units (Replaces OB&GYNAE 3000 Human Reproductive Health III)
9 Microbiology Second Major Note: Course pre-requisites apply. S1 BIOLOGY 1101 Biology I: Molecules, Genes and Cells 3 units S1 BIOLOGY 1401 Concepts in Biology 3 units S1 MICRO 2500 Microbiology II 3 units S2 MICRO 2501 Immunology & Virology II 3 units S1 MICRO 3000 Infection and Immunity IIIA 6 units S2 MICRO 3001 Infection and Immunity IIIB 6 units
10 Neuroscience Second Major S2 ANAT SC 1103 Human Biology IB 3 units S1 ANAT SC 2006 Foundations of Human Neuroanatomy 3 units S1 ANAT SC 2109 Biology and Development of Human Tissues 3 units S1 PHYSIOL 2510 Physiology IIA: Heart, Lung & Neuromuscular Systems 3 units Courses to the value of at least 12 units from the following: S1 PHYSIOL 3104 Cellular & Systems Neurobiology 3 units (Replaces PHYSIOL 3000 Cellular & Systems Neurobiology, 6 units) S1 PHYSIOL 3120 Neuromotor Control of Human Movement 3 units S2 PATHOL 3200 Neurological Diseases 3 units S2 PSYCHIAT 3200 Fundamentals of Biological Psychiatry 3 units S2 HLTH SC 3201 Human Motor Behaviour & Learning 3 units (Replaces HLTH SC 3201 Exercise, Movement & Cognition)
11 Nutrition Second Major S2 ANAT SC 1103 Human Biology IB 3 units S1 HLTH SC 2100 Fundamentals in Human Nutrition 3 units S2 PHYSIOL 2520 Physiology IIB: Systems & Homeostasis 3 units S1 HLTH SC 3100 Exercise, Nutrition & Metabolism 3 units S2 HLTH SC 3200 Life Span Nutrition 3 units S2 PATHOL 3104 Investigative Cell Biology 3 units (Replaces ANAT SC 3104 Investigative Cell Biology) S2 FOOD SC 3502WT Nutrition III 3 units
12 Pathology Second Major S2 ANAT SC 1103 Human Biology IB 3 units Health & Medical Sciences Closed electives in ANAT SC, PHYSIOL or HLTH SC S1 PATHOL 3003 Essentials of Pathology 3 units (Replaces PATHOL 3003 Essentials of Pathology, 6 units) S2 PATHOL 3100 Topics in Forensic Sciences 3 units S2 PATHOL 3200 Neurological Diseases 3 units S2 PATHOL 3104 Investigative Cell Biology 3 units (Replaces ANAT SC 3104 Investigative Cell Biology)
13 Pharmacology Second Major S2 ANAT SC 1103 Human Biology IB 3 units Health & Medical Sciences Closed electives in ANAT SC, PHYSIOL or HLTH SC 3 units S1 PHARM 3103 Drug Action Therapeutics 3 units (Replaces PHARM 3011 Pharmacology: Drug Development & Therapeutics, 6 units) S1 PHARM 3101 Biological and Psychosocial Factors in Addiction 3 units S2 PHARM 3102 Preclinical Drug Discovery & Development 3 units (Replaces PHARM 3010 Pharmacology: Drug Action and Discovery, 6 units) S2 PHARM 3012 Assessment and Treatment of Addiction 3 units S2 HLTH SC 3101 Clinical Trials Management: Principles and Practice 3 units
14 Physiology Second Major S2 ANAT SC 1103 Human Biology IB 3 units S1 PHYSIOL 2510 Physiology IIA: Heart, Lung & Neuromuscular Systems 3 units S2 PHYSIOL 2520 Physiology IIB: Systems & Homeostasis 3 units Courses to the value of at least 12 units from the following: S1 PHYSIOL 3104 Cellular & Systems Neurobiology 3 units (Replaces PHYSIOL 3001 Cellular & Systems Neurobiology, 6 units) S1 PHYSIOL 3120 Neuromotor Control of Human Movement 3 units S2 PHYSIOL 3103 Integrative and Applied Systems Physiology 3 units (Replaces PHYSIOL 3000 Integrative and Applied Systems Physiology, 6 units) S2 PHYSIOL 3200 Advanced Exercise Science 3 units
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