Single subject study
Studying single subjects at the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences helps you get ready for tertiary courses, skilled-up for the modern workforce, and fully invested in your own professional and personal development.
Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
Single subject study is also useful for health professionals who are required to undertake mandatory Continuing Professional Development (CPD) activity in order to maintain, improve and broaden their technical skills, knowledge, understanding, problem-solving and performance throughout their professional careers.
Single subjects may be undertaken with or without assessment— however in order to gain credit to a course, you must complete the subject with assessment.
You can apply for single subject study through the Community Access Program (CAP).

A selection of subjects from the School of Population and Global Health
Subject | Study period | Delivery method |
---|---|---|
Semester 1 | Online | |
Semester 1 | Dual-delivery | |
Semester 1 | Online | |
Semester 2 | Dual-delivery | |
Semester 1 | Dual-delivery | |
Clinical Sexual & Reproductive Health | Semester 1 | Dual-delivery |
Semester 2 | Online | |
Digital Transformation of Health | Semester 1 | Dual-delivery |
Semester 1 | Dual-delivery | |
Health Economics 1 | Semester 1 | Dual-delivery |
Health Program Evaluation 1 | Semester 1 | Dual-delivery |
A selection of subjects from other Schools
Subject | Study period | Delivery method |
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Applied Pathophysiology | Summer term | Online |
Domestic and Family Violence | Semester 1 | Online |
Foundations of Cancer | Term 1, Term 3 | Online |
Social Work Practice: Indigenous Peoples | Semester 2 | Dual-delivery |
Rehabilitation for Paediatrics | Term 1 | Online |
Sport Psychology | Term 2 | Online |
Radiology for Physiotherapists | Term 1 | Online |
Foundations of Youth Mental Health | Term 1 | Online |
Psychiatry of Old Age | Term 1 | Online |
Check requirements
Visit the University’s Handbook entry for the subject to check that you meet the prerequisites and any selection requirements, as well as updated availability and dates.
You can also search for other subjects available for study through the Community Access Program in the Handbook.