1997 QUT Handbook

Year 5, Semester 1
LWB364 Introduction to Taxation Law 12 3
LWB431 Civil Procedure 12 3
LWB432 Evidence 12 3
Elective Units9 16
Year 5, Semester 2
LWB359 Advanced Taxation Law 12 2
LWB433 Professional Responsibility 12 3
LWB434 Advanced Research & Legal Reasoning 12 3
Elective Units9 16
Elective Units
For availability of law elective units, refer to relevant section in the Bachelor of Laws course entry in the
Faculty of Law section. The offering of elective units in any semester is dependent upon sufficient minimum
enrolments in the unit and the availability of staff. The selection of all elective units is subject to the
approval of the Associate Dean of the Faculty of Law.
Bachelor of Health Science (Family & Consumer Studies)/
Bachelor of Education (IF74)
Location: Kelvin Grove campus
Course Duration: 4 years full-time
Total Credit Points: 432
Standard Credit Pts/Full-Time Semester: 54 (average). (Note that the minimum enrolment for full-time
status varies each year).
Course Coordinators:
Family and Consumer Studies: Ms Melinda Service
Education: Mr John Whitta
Special note: Students with advanced standing in 1997 should refer to their 1997 Course Summary Sheet
for enrolment advice as the education component of the double degree has been varied.
Full-Time Course Structure
Students complete 240 credit points in approved units offered by the School of Public Health, Faculty of
Health. Students will undertake 192 credit points in units which are in accordance with requirements specified
for the PU40 program and 48 credit points in approved studies in the second teaching area of Health.
Four education units are also undertaken. These are: CPB342 Education in Context, LEB335 Human
Development & Education, LEB336 Psychology of Learning and Teaching, LAB341 Language Technology
and Education.
Credit Points
LIST A – Education units to be taken over the first 5 semesters of the course
Contact Hrs/Wk
LEB336 Psychology of Learning & Teaching 12 3
LAB341 Language Technology & Education 12 3
CPB342 Education in Context 12 3
LEB335 Human Development & Education 12 3
Year 1, Semester 1
PUB103 Primary Health Care 12 3
PUB105 Psychosocial & Cultural Studies of the Family 12 3
PUB123 Human Development & Relationships 12 3
PUB251 Contemporary Public Helth 12 3
9 A student is required to complete 32 credit points of elective units. A student may undertake, as electives, units offered
by other Faculties or Schools but limitations are imposed on the number of introductory units which may be undertaken.
Before undertaking such units, a student must obtain the approval of the Faculty of Law and the Faculty or School
responsible for the unit or course. Approval by the Faculty of Law will require a student to demonstrate that the units
selected form a coherent program.
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