Graduate Diploma in Rehabilitation Studies
La Trobe University
About
This accredited 1-year (full time) coursework program prepares you for work as a recognised allied health professional in the area of rehabilitation counselling.
The course provides a comprehensive introduction to rehabilitation and counselling concepts and practices for professionals working in the health, welfare, and the occupational arena.
We prepare you for work with populations characterised by chronic conditions (mental and/or physical) or disability.
Focus is on client involvement, coordination of services and maintaining individuals in the community to assist clients to reach their potential in rehabilitation/community settings.
Core subjects relate to areas such as counselling skills (including motivational interviewing), core psychosocial factors that can impact on rehabilitation, case management, vocational rehabilitation, rehabilitation services (e.g.
mental health) and a 20-day placement in second semester first year.
As a La Trobe graduate you may be eligible for our 10% Alumni Advantage when you apply for a full-fee postgraduate coursework program.
The qualification awarded on graduation is recognised in the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) as Level 8.
Structure
First year
Semester | Subject title | Credit points |
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Subject code | LTU0AIM* | Academic Integrity Module |
Subject code | PHE5EMD | Employment and Disability |
Subject code | PHE5REC | Rehabilitation Counselling |
Subject code | PHE5SCC | Service Coordination and Case Management |
Subject code | PHE5VOR | Vocational Rehabilitation |
Subject code | PHE5SUP | The Service User Perspective in Health Care |
Subject code | PHE5SDS | Community Based Health Service Delivery Systems |
Subject code | PHE5RCP | Rehabilitation Counselling Practicum |
Subject code | Students to select one from the following two: | 15 |
Subject code | PHE5HDD | Health Data for decision Making: Epidemiology and Biostatistics |
Subject code | PHE5PDE | Program development and Evaluation |
Institution
