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Postgraduate Violence Studies 2016
November 12, 2015 at 2:57 PM
Auckland University Postgraduate Violence Studies 2016
Auckland University are offering a new Violence Studies programme starting in Semester next year. This includes a Postgraduate Certificate programme, plus options in either Health Sciences or Social Work for a Postgraduate Diploma.
Postgraduate Certificate courses and key topic areas are:
POPLHLTH 769 Interpersonal & Family Violence (Semester 1)
- epidemiology of violence
- causes of violence
- development and evaluation of interventions
- Violence as a health issue
- reporting systems
SOCCHFAM 700 Domestic Violence: Challenges and Responses (Semester 2)
- collaboration and interagency work
- intergenerational trauma and the impact of colonization
- Sociological and societal issues
- Strategies for intervention at the individual, family, and community level
- Self-care
Following completion of the core courses, other courses that can be taken include specialised trauma counselling skills, health promotion, mental health promotion, and health organisation and policy. A postgraduate programme can be constructed to meet the learning needs of the individual. this programme will commence in semester one, 2016 with each course taught over three, 2-days blocks.
Check out the flyer for more information
