Graduate Diploma in Sexology
offered by Curtin University - Australia

Graduate Diploma in Sexology
at
Curtin University - Australia
Overview

Protect and support the sexual health of communities

Skills you will learn

Who should do this course?

What are the course deliverables?

Apply sexological and relevant public health knowledge to protect, maintain and restore the health of communities
Interpret and critically analyse topics and issues relevant to sexology; think creatively to generate innovative solutions to promote healthy human sexuality
Access, evaluate and synthesise relevant information to the practice of sexology; demonstrate skills in ethical reasoning
Communicate with professionals and community members to promote sexology using effective written and oral communication, and disseminate sexological research to academic and professional audiences
Effectively use new and existing technologies to gather information, analyse data and communicate; collect and manage information ethically and effectively
Demonstrate ability in interdependent and self-directed learning and professional development in the field of sexology
Recognise and apply international perspectives and principles to sexology
Demonstrate understanding and respect for individual human rights and cultural diversity
Work professionally and ethically across a range of settings; demonstrate an advanced level of independence and leadership

More about this course

This course builds on the knowledge and skills you gained in the graduate certificate and progresses to the biological, psychological and social aspects of human sexuality and various research methods
You’ll have access to the same range of units as the graduate certificate, allowing you to review different attitudes and values, and learn about sexual and reproductive public health issues, forensic sexology, and sexology from various cultural perspectives
You will also learn about health research methods, to build your capabilities in data analysis, reporting techniques and ethical considerations when researching

Human Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Sexual Development and Lifespan Issues

Sexual Diversity and Orientation

Sexual and Relationship Communication

Sexual Health and Dysfunction

Ethics and Professional Practice in Sexology

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