UWA PLUS

Health Promotion Evaluation PUBHM501

This micro-credential will prepare students to conduct evaluations of health promotion interventions and communicate these findings to different audiences. This will include developing skills in evaluation planning, data collection, and analysis, enabling students to evaluate current programs.


Upon successful completion of this micro-credential, you'll receive:

  • Two PD Points 
  • A Certificate of Achievement
  • A UWA Plus Professional Development Transcript, listing all successfully completed micro-credentials
Delivery mode
Online
Course dates
To be announced

Registrations close

Closed

Duration
4 weeks
Effort

Total volume of learning is 50 hours: Made up of the following, Lectures; Seminars; Pre-reading; Preparation; Study; Assessment: Progressive assessment during module   

Academic lead
Dr Julie Saunders
Cost
$880 inc. GST
Critical information summary
Health Promotion Evaluation [PDF 245KB]
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What you'll learn

Participants will be able to:

Demonstrate an understanding of health promotion and evaluation concepts.

Apply knowledge of evaluation methodologies.

Design and implement an evaluation plan.

Keyboard 

Why study this course?

This micro-credential will provide students with the foundations to understand health promotion evaluation, and apply these skills and knowledge to prepare a health promotion evaluation.

Who should study this course?

This micro-credential is available to individuals who are interested in developing the skills and knowledge needed to design, implement, and evaluate health promotion interventions. The course may be particularly suitable for: postgraduate students, policy makers, health professionals, and researchers.

 

What's next after this course?

This micro-credential (2PD Points) is stackable with other UWA Plus micro-credentials.  Earning 6 PD Points gains credit for one unit when commencing an award course at UWA.

Enrol in a Graduate Certificate in Population Health Studies or Master of Public Health.