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management and consultants are expected to understand and guide businesses towards competitive advantage and growth. Within this unit we look at business development in relation to understanding external and internal competitive advantage and their relationship to business growth. External analysis includes customer, competitive, market and environmental analysis. The Internal analysis includes performance analysis, services analysis, and an evaluation of strategic options. The unit also demonstrates how these areas can be combined to determine growth and future directions of organisations regardless of size. PRH5101 20 Credit Points Men's Health and Prevention FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE This unit examines the major health issues that confront men and the effect of ageing. Interventions which can influence men’s health behaviour are included with a framework for the provision of a comprehensive preventative health plan for men. PRH5102 20 Credit Points Clinical Nutrition Management FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE This unit examines the biochemical basis of clinical nutrition management as well as the evidence to support clinical practices. PRH5103 20 Credit Points Clinical Lifestyle Management FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE This unit examines the underlying principles of clinical application of lifestyle management and its impact on health outcomes in wellness and illness. It includes models for behaviour change within a clinical framework. PRH5106 20 Credit Points Sexual Health FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE This unit assists the practising clinician to provide preventive care, contraception and treatment for common sexual health problems. PRH5107 20 Credit Points Preventative Medicine FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE This unit examines the principles of and the evidence to support a preventive health approach to promoting wellness and managing disease. It includes the role of diet, food supplements, nutraceuticals, exercise and lifestyle changes. PRH5110 20 Credit Points Traditional and Modern Acupuncture FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE This unit examines the theoretical basis for traditional acupuncture, which is underpinned by the philosophies of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), as well as the development of modern acupuncture, which is underpinned by concepts of evidence-based medicine. PRH5111 20 Credit Points Introduction to Andrology FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE This unit examines contemporary issues in men's reproductive health and encompasses topics within the fields of urology, family planning, endocrinology, cancer and mental health. PRH5112 20 Credit Points Ageing in Men's Health FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE This unit examines the effect of ageing in men and the health issues which face men throughout their lifespan. It analyses the biological, physical, psychological and social aspects of ageing. PRH5116 20 Credit Points Therapeutics and Safety in Acupuncture FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE This unit examines the use of acupuncture as a treatment modality within the clinical management of a range of chronic conditions. The potential risks and complications as well as safe practices relating to acupuncture are emphasised. PRH5119 20 Credit Points Clinical and Practical Acupuncture FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE This unit provides the opportunity to develop clinical skills in acupuncture through the provision of mentorship by experienced medical acupuncturists who have achieved Fellowship of the Australian Medical Acupuncture Council. Learning is through practical experience at clinics. PRH5304 20 Credit Points Complementary and Alternative Medicines FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisite : MMP5101 Evidence Based Practice This unit examines the current knowledge and evidence to support complementary and alternative medicines (CAM). Potential benefits and risks are explored together with consumer values. The focus of the unit is the application of this knowledge into current clinical practice. PRH5305 20 Credit Points Complementary and Alternative Physical Therapies FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisites : PRH5103 Clinical Lifestyle Management MMP5101 Evidence Based Practice This unit examines the current knowledge and evidence to support complementary and alternative physical therapies (CAPT). Potential benefits and risks as well as consumer views are explored. The focus of the unit is the application of this knowledge into current clinical practice. PRH5308 20 Credit Points World Medicine FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisites : MMP5101 Evidence Based Practice PRH5107 Preventative Medicine This unit explores the basis for Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Indian Ayurvedic medicine (AM) and other ancient medicinal schools. The potential risks and benefits of combining different forms of medicine are examined together with consumer values. The focus of the unit is the application of this knowledge into current clinical practice. PRN4114 15 Credit Points International Public Relations FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit recognises that public relations is a worldwide phenomenon. It explores the diffusion of public relations across cultures, acknowledging the influences in theory and practice of the North American world-view. The unit explores the possibility of universal principles of public relations and the influence of social and cultural differences. Students examine the importance of cross-cultural communication in international public relations, corporate communication and government relations and develop an understanding of the operation of public relations in specific regions, such as the Asia-Pacific. PRN4115 15 Credit Points Public Relations Events and Management FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit develops the knowledge and skills required by a public relations practitioner to design, stage and publicise a special event as part of a broader public relations program. The event could be a public relations tool in a campaign involving areas such as media relations, advocacy, government relations, internal communication, crisis management, and international communication. ECU Postgraduate Course Guide 2007 281
PRN4120 15 Credit Points Foundations of Public Relations FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE This unit will provide comprehensive exposure to the role of Public Relations in different organisations facing a diversity of issues and priorities. Through case study analysis and practical work, students will experience public relations problem-solving and programming to sharpen communication planning skills and add specific operational experience. The unit examines financial and budgetary aspects of public relations management as well as the ethical and social ramifications of public relations practice and codes of conduct. PRN4121 15 Credit Points PR Issues and Crisis Management FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE This unit examines the ‘issues management’ approach to PR practice. Life cycle issues, particularly the management of environmental and consumer interests, will attract particular attention. Through the analysis of case studies the theory and principles of public relations are integrated with the practice of public relations. The unit includes practical experience in problem definition, strategic planning and analysis and includes implementation techniques. It will also focus on ‘live’ public relations issues (including negligent, accidental and hostile acts) active at the time the unit is being taught including responses to critical incidents. PRN4122 15 Credit Points Strategic Public Relations Theory FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit investigates current issues in the theory and practice of human communication, leading to an integrated understanding of public relations as an evolving body of theory, knowledge and professional practice. The unit will focus on cutting edge work in public relations and will examine new areas and ways in which public relations is developing such as: Total Quality Management and the public relations role in making it happen; TQM and quality assurance for the public relations department or firm; public relations project management; social impact audits; social responsibility audits; accountability and the impact of technological advancement on the role of the public relations practitioner. PRN4123 15 Credit Points Corporate Communication FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit focuses on how people relate to each other in organisational settings. It addresses communication up, down and across the organisation, among divisions and work units, among different professional and vocational specialties and within work teams. In addition to internal communication the unit addresses external communications with Government bodies, and with other significant publics. It examines the strategies and policies which must be in place to secure long-term harmonious relationships. The unit also looks at project management to achieve specific short-term objectives and the development of materials in support of organisational goals. PRN4124 15 Credit Points Public Relations Techniques FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS Controlled media communication within the public relations context involves the preparation and distribution of internal and external messages to defined target audiences using channels other than publicity (uncontrolled). This unit examines how to package communication material including advertising, printed literature such as brochures, newsletters, reports and direct mail; the planning and management processes for the use of controlled electronic media such as corporate video, audio visual displays and presentations, multi-media presentations; and planning for the growing area of direct face-to-face communication. PRN5110 20 Credit Points Perception Management FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisites : CSI4104 Information Security CSI4110 Introduction to Information Warfare Perception management in public relations or information warfare combines truth projection and psychological operations in order to protect the information environment or to use it for strategic ends. This course involves students in a practical, simulated, perception management exercise to examine the means by which modern organisations – corporate or government – control their information environment, in crisis or in information warfare contexts. The course examines theoretically and practically how information is conveyed or denied to modern audiences in order to influence emotions, motives, and objective reasoning. PSY4000 15 Credit Points Introduction to Family Practice FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE This unit introduces students to the legal frameworks, policies and theories of family practice. Legislative frameworks for working with families will be explored from a variety of perspectives, taking into account the social, political and ecological expectations about families, their formation and growth. The unit will provide a framework for understanding diverse theories and practice models for working with families. PSY4001 15 Credit Points The Family Counsellor: Skills, Theory and Practice FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE This unit introduces students to the practice of family counselling. The unit will take an holistic approach to family work while building an understanding of several approaches to working with family members. Skills of family work will be discussed as different models of family counselling are explored. PSY4002 15 Credit Points Cultural Influences on Families in the Australian Context FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE This unit introduces students to issues of culture and its influence on the ways in which diverse Australian families (including indigenous families) define themselves in the context of a multicultural society. Students will consider matters of cultural identity, religion, the impact of discrimination and prejudice on families and how families negotiate their identities as both Australian and ‘different’ from the ‘mainstream’. PSY4003 15 Credit Points Working with Families in High Conflict FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE This unit will explore the roles, tasks and skills that family practitioners will need for working with families in high conflict. It includes issues around the possible roles that practitioners might assume and how these roles might impact on the way in which they work. The unit provides students with an opportunity to analyse issues of protection, the appropriateness of working with families experiencing chronic conflict and standards of practice for intervening in issues of high conflict. PSY4004 15 Credit Points The Family Mediator: Skills, Theory and Practice FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE This unit will introduce students to the processes and skills involved in the problem-solving approach to mediation. Using a social science approach and a combination of formal presentations, discussions and role plays, the unit will familiarise students with the theory, skills and practice of mediation as an approach to helping families in conflict to resolve disputes. PSY4005 15 Credit Points Working with Children in the Shadow of the Law FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Family breakdown and social disharmony can involve children as participants (for example, when their parents separate), as 282 ECU Postgraduate Course Guide 2007
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Edith Cowan University Postgraduate
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ACADEMIC YEAR 2007 Week Begins Mond
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SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTING, FINANCE AND E
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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Australian s
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MASTER OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT.
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COURSE STRUCTURE The Master of Info
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COURSE STRUCTURE Graduate Certifica
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Dance Education Years 8 - 12 SPAAAH
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(ii) Master of Education by coursew
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