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Master of Rehabilitation Science (MC-REHABSC) // Course structure

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Course structure

Students are required to complete six compulsory subjects, four electives and one capstone subject.

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Compulsory Subjects

Students take all:

Code Name Study period Credit Points
REHB90001 Foundations of Rehabilitation
Term 1
Term 3
 12.5
REHB90002 Rehabilitation Activity and Exercise
Term 2
Term 4
 12.5
HLTH90001 Health Behaviour Change
Term 1
 12.5
REHB90003 Evaluation of Rehabilitation Practice
Term 4
 12.5
REHB90009 Innovation and Emerging Technologies
Term 3
 12.5
REHB90010 Research and Evidence in Practice
Term 2
Term 4
 12.5

Elective Subjects

Students choose four:

Code Name Study period Credit Points
REHB90004 Rehabilitation in the Acute Setting
Term 4
 12.5
REHB90005 Rehabilitation for Paediatrics
Term 4
 12.5
REHB90006 Rehabilitation for Women's Health
Term 2
 12.5
REHB90007 Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation
Term 2
Term 4
 12.5
REHB90008 Rehabilitation in Neurology
Term 3
 12.5
REHB90011
POPH90256 Ageing in Society
Term 2
 12.5
POPH90257 Body of Ageing
Term 3
 12.5
POPH90258 Economics of Ageing Not available in 2023 12.5
POPH90260 Ethics of Ageing and End of Life Not available in 2023 12.5
RADI90024 Neuromusculoskeletal Radiology
Term 4
 12.5
PHTY90114 Physiotherapy Advanced Clinical Practice
Semester 1 (Extended)
 12.5

Capstone Subjects

Students choose one:

Code Name Study period Credit Points
REHB90012 Rehabilitation Professional Project
Semester 1 (Extended)
Semester 2 (Extended)
 25
REHB90013 Research Project
Semester 1 (Extended)
Semester 2 (Extended)
 25

Last updated: 11 November 2022