This major provides students with an understanding of contemporary developments and trends in employment relations theory and practice. Analytical skills are developed in relation to the knowledge and theory of human resource management, industrial relations and occupational health and safety. International and comparative dimensions are studied as well as Australian developments.
The aim of the major, sub-major and minor is to introduce students to the disciplines that underpin human service work, particularly by developing knowledge and understanding of interpersonal communication, social sciences and human services.
Course name Area + Catalogue No. Units Level Minor Human Service Provision WELF 1014 4.5 1 Communication for Human Service WELF 1013 4.5 1 Governance and Citizenship in Australia POLI 1008 4.5 1 Group Work BEHL 2009 4.5 1 Sub-Major includes the four courses above plus two of the following: Major includes includes the four courses above plus four of the following: Human Service Intervention WELF 2012 4.5 2 Political Economy and Social Policy POLI 1009 4.5 2 Human Service Workers and the Law JUST 2005 4.5 2 Working with Community WELF 2010 4.5 2 Australian Social Policy POLI 1012 4.5 2
Human movement draws upon both the socio-cultural and bio-physical sciences to study physical activity and its impact in many forms from healthy living/health-related fitness to sports performance. It includes the study of those areas of fitness, health and sport where exercise and physical activity are used as a means of improving and maintaining optimal levels of health, developing fitness and improving performance, as well as assisting in rehabilitation from injury or disease. The aims of this program is to introduce students to some of the diverse theoretical and applied aspects of human movement.
Course name Area + Catalogue No. Units Level Fitness and Lifestyle Management HLTH 1013 4.5 1 Health Perspectives HLTH 1016 4.5 1 Group Dynamics HLTH 1017 4.5 1 Principles of Teaching and Coaching HLTH 3032 4.5 1 Wilderness and Adventure Education HLTH 3022 4.5 2 Dance as Education and Recreation HLTH 2012 4.5 2 Dance, Fitness and Training HLTH 3006 4.5 2 Human Nutrition HLTH 2001 4.5 2 Introduction to Outdoor Leadership HLTH 3029 4.5 2 Men's Health Issues HLTH 3027 4.5 2 Resistance Training: Physiology and Programming New title from 2010: Resistance Training: HLTH 3021 4.5 2 Sports Nutrition HLTH 3002 4.5 3 Food and Society FOSC 3010 4.5 3 Exercise and Sport Psychology HLTH 3014 4.5 3 Exercise Biochemistry HLTH 3020 4.5 3 Anthropometry and Body Image HLTH 3016 4.5 3
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Course name Area + Catalogue No. Units Level MAJOR Introduction to Management BUSS 1054 4.5 1 Foundations of Human Resource Management BUSS 2043 4.5 2 Occupational Health and Safety Management BUSS 1053 4.5 2 Performance and Compensation Management BUSS 2048 4.5 2 Training and Development BUSS 2036 4.5 2 International and Comparative Human Resource Management BUSS 3025 4.5 3 Management of Industrial Relations BUSS 3037 4.5 3 Strategic Human Resource Management BUSS 3038 4.5 3 SUB-MAJOR Introduction to Management BUSS 1054 4.5 1 Foundations of Human Resource Management BUSS 2043 4.5 2 International and Comparative Human Resource Management BUSS 3025 4.5 3 Occupational Health and Safety Management BUSS 1053 4.5 2 Strategic Human Resource Management BUSS 3038 4.5 3 Management of Industrial Relations BUSS 3037 4.5 3 MINOR Two compulsory courses Introduction to Management BUSS 1054 4.5 1 Foundations of Human Resource
Fremantle Campus ND Code: 3167 Course length (full-time equivalent): 3 years Approximate first-year contact hours per week: 12-15 The major strand of study is the management of people within an organization, their recruitment and selection, training and development, appraisal and remuneration. In addition, students study the theory and practice of relations between employers, employees, unions and government. Human Resource Management can be combined with almost any area, although some appropriate combinations include Behavioural Science or Communications (from the School of Arts & Sciences).