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systems can be organised and financed are explored and the challenges different national health and community care systems face in dealing with similar issues are discussed. HST5508 20 Credit Points Planning and Evaluation FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE The content of this unit includes a brief history of planning, examines planning in different resource environments, profiles key planning skills, discusses different categories of planning, and highlights implementation issues in health and community care. A focus within the unit is the characterisation of process of planning, beginning with an outline of the role planning plays through to the use of plans by managers in health and community care settings. Issues that impinge upon health and community care planning are introduced, including policy and needs analysis. Evaluation is discussed from a range of health and community care planning perspectives. HST5509 20 Credit Points Leadership and Emotional Intelligence FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE The unit focuses on the relationship between recent models of leadership and emotional intelligence in the health context. The unit outlines separately current thinking on mixed and ability models of emotional intelligence, then outlines main concepts of new paradigm leadership and then reviews the relationship between these concepts. The learning methods adopted allow for the progression of understanding of the literature, followed by self reflection and then application through case study development. The unit seeks to provide the student with an up to date understanding and critical appreciation of the link between these modern psychological and managerial areas. . HST5510 20 Credit Points Project Management FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE The content of this health and community care unit is focussed on methodologies, standards and systems for project management. The unit content includes use of project management software in health and community care projects. The unit entails the production of a personal guide to project management that is relevant to specific health and community care settings. HST5511 20 Credit Points Workplace Project Proposal FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE This unit is designed for people who are currently working in the health or community care sectors. Students will prepare a project proposal using the project management approach covered in HST5510. The project will focus on a management-related issues in a health or community care organisation. HST5601 20 Credit Points Workplace Project FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisite : HST5511 Workplace Project Proposal The focus of this unit is the implementation of a health and community care project. Students will use a project proposal to guide the implementation of a substantial workplace project, which has been designed to resolve a strategic issue within either a health or community care organisation. HST6200 0 Credit Points Master of Public Health Thesis FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Students in this unit are expected to develop their research proposal, finalise data collection and write up their thesis. HST7103 30 Credit Points Work Based Project Proposal 2 FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisite : HST7102 Work Based Project Proposal Based on their previous proposal unit (HST7102), students undertake a research project under the supervision of a member of the academic staff. The project can be undertaken over a period of one year (full time) or 2 years part time. HST7105 30 Credit Points Work Based Project Proposal 1 FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Students in conjunction with an industry partner and an academic supervisor will negotiate an appropriate project. Issues around access, resources and scope of the work will be established. A literature search and review will be undertaken and a project proposal will be developed. An ethics application will be submitted to the ECU Human Research Ethics Committee. HST7106 30 Credit Points Occupational and Environmental Safety and Health Research Project 1 FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisite : HST7103 Work Based Project Proposal 2 Students will produce a written report on their research project together with a paper suitable for submission to a peer reviewed journal or a national conference - as negotiated with their principal supervisor. HST7107 30 Credit Points Occupational and Environmental Safety and Health Research Project 2 FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisite : HST7103 Work Based Project Proposal 2 Students will produce a written report on their research project together with a paper suitable for submission to a peer reviewed journal or a national conference - as negotiated with their principal supervisor. HST7108 30 Credit Points Occupational and Environmental Safety and Health Research Project 3 FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisite : HST7103 Work Based Project Proposal 2 Students will produce a written report on their research project together with a paper suitable for submission to a peer reviewed journal or a national conference - as negotiated with their principal supervisor. HST7109 30 Credit Points Occupational and Environmental Safety and Health Research Project 4 FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisite : HST7103 Work Based Project Proposal 2 Students will produce a written report on their research project together with a paper suitable for submission to a peer reviewed journal or a national conference - as negotiated with their principal supervisor. HST7110 30 Credit Points Occupational and Environmental Safety and Health Research Project 5 FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisite : HST7103 Work Based Project Proposal 2 Students will produce a written report on their research project together with a paper suitable for submission to a peer reviewed journal or a national conference - as negotiated with their principal supervisor. HST7111 30 Credit Points Occupational and Environmental Safety and Health Research Project 6 FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Prerequisite : HST7103 Work Based Project Proposal 2 ECU <strong>Postgraduate</strong> Course Guide 2008 247
Students will produce a written report on their research project together with a paper suitable for submission to a peer reviewed journal or a national conference - as negotiated with their principal supervisor. HST7200 0 Credit Points Doctor of Philosophy Thesis FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE Students in this unit are expected to apply the research process to their chosen topic of investigation. HTE4000 15 Credit Points Marketing Principles FACULTY OF REGIONAL PROFESSIONAL STUDIES Marketing Principles is an introductory marketing unit that covers the key marketing concepts and their application in the marketing of goods and services. It is designed to enable students to understand marketing concepts, the interactive nature of these concepts and their application in the marketing of food, wine and tourism related product. The unit gives students a basic understanding of marketing and its application to the market place. HTE4100 15 Credit Points Wine Studies FACULTY OF REGIONAL PROFESSIONAL STUDIES This unit deals with the skills and knowledge to provide specialist advice and where required, service of wine. It focuses on knowledge relating to Australian and imported wines, recommendations for wine and food combinations, determination of wine quality and characteristics, assisting in the development of wine lists, and the ability to further develop and update wine knowledge. It may apply to a specialist wine attendant, restaurant supervisor or to a range of other personnel in wineries, retail wine outlets or wine wholesalers. The essential knowledge base for this unit will vary according to local industry needs, and it is vital that any training take account of these. Sensory evaluation is dealt with in depth in this unit HTE4300 15 Credit Points Wine Retailing FACULTY OF REGIONAL PROFESSIONAL STUDIES Prerequisite : HTE4100 Wine Studies Wine Retailing is a unit that develops an understanding of the quality and procedures necessary to professionally handle wines and the techniques required for wine service, managing a wine cellar and developing wine lists. It focuses on the advanced knowledge required for the management of a specialised wine outlet, management of wine for a restaurant or the role of a sommelier working within a hospitality enterprise. HTE4400 15 Credit Points Wine Tourism FACULTY OF REGIONAL PROFESSIONAL STUDIES Prerequisite : HTE4000 Marketing Principles Wine Tourism is a tourism project unit that covers surveying and researching wine tourists. This unit is designed to enable students to understand tourism research and how it meets the needs of tourist and tourism operators. HUM6200 0 Credit Points Masters Thesis FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS The Master of Social Science by Thesis consists entirely of research. The purpose of the thesis is to train students in the use of research methodology and techniques and in a critical evaluation appropriate to their field of study. By the end of their candidature the student should be capable of conceiving, designing, implementing and evaluating a research based study. HUM7200 0 Credit Points Doctor of Philosophy Thesis FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS The Doctor of Philosophy consists entirely of research that makes a contribution to and development of new knowledge in the field. The purpose of the thesis is to train advanced students in the use of research methodology and techniques, the development of conceptual and theoretical perspectives on educational problems while undertaking critical inquiry appropriate to their field of study. By the end of their candidature the student should be capable of conceiving, designing, implementing, evaluating and publishing a research based study. HWT5104 20 Credit Points Thesis Development FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS HWT5106 20 Credit Points Thesis Development FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS IAS4102 15 Credit Points Indigenous Peoples and the West FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit provides a global historical context for the post-contact experience of Indigenous Australians. The first part of the unit outlines European expansion from 1492 to World War II and the economic, religious and scientific factors that motivated it. Apache, Maori and Tasmanian case studies illustrate the impacts of invasion and dispossession on Indigenous communities. The second part of the unit explores reasons for European expansion and domination, outlining Eurasia's original ecological advantage, the development of early agricultural communities, the classical period, the renaissance, reformation, agrarian and industrial revolutions. The third part of the unit focuses on the emergence of capitalism, democracy and the modern nation state, detailing the 19th and 20th century social and institutional developments that underpin the contemporary dominance of Western industrial democracy. IAS4103 15 Credit Points Political Economy of Indigenous Australia FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS Beginning with traditional Indigenous societies, this unit examines the history of dispossession, adaptation and renewal in the political economy of Indigenous Australians. It traces the alienation of land and resources, the co-option of Indigenous people into semi-feudal agricultural and domestic economies, and the construction of relations of dependence. A major focus of the unit is the 1967 Referendum, which largely destroyed the existing Indigenous political economy and led to increased dependence on government security on one hand and to the genesis of an Indigenous entrepreneurial ethic on the other. The unit explores the political and economic consequences of statutory and common law land rights and the potential for increased Indigenous participation in pastoralism, tourism, mining and a range of resource-based enterprises. A key theme in this unit is the tension between the potential for a unique Indigenous political economy and the continuing impact of social security dependence. IAS4104 15 Credit Points Indigenous Tourism FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit introduces students to Indigenous tourism in Australia, with emphasis on an analysis of the costs and benefits of tourism to Indigenous communities. Students examine the underlying explanations for the increasing popularity of Indigenous tourism, its relationship with cultural and environmental heritage, and the emerging nexus between Indigenous tourism, eco-tourism and sustainable tourism. Students explore a range of possible solutions to the competing demands on Indigenous people to maintain the social, cultural and environmental integrity of their communities while also pursuing economic independence through tourism. 248 ECU <strong>Postgraduate</strong> Course Guide 2008
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