Graduate Diploma of Dementia
University of Tasmania · TAS · M6X
Graduate Diploma of Dementia is a Undergraduate degree at University of Tasmania, TAS. It covers areas like aged care, public health, health policy, neuroscience, clinical psychology, health services management. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
University of Tasmania
Undergraduate
online
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What you'll study in Graduate Diploma of Dementia
Example subjects: Community and Public Health Approaches to Dementia 1 unit, Methods for Dementia Research unit, Health and Social Care in Dementia 1 unit, Neurobiology of Dementia 1 unit, Policies and Systems in Dementia 1 unit, Health and Social Care in Dementia 2 unit, Neurobiology of Dementia 2 unit, Policies and Systems in Dementia 2 unit, Community and Public Health Approaches to Dementia 2 unit.
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What will I study in Graduate Diploma of Dementia?
Graduate Diploma of Dementia covers areas like aged-care, neuroscience, brain-sciences, health-policy, clinical-psychology, public-health, research-design, mental-health.
Who offers Graduate Diploma of Dementia?
Graduate Diploma of Dementia is offered by University of Tasmania, TAS.
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Sources: University of Tasmania official course page. Information is compiled and summarised — not copied verbatim — and is approximate; always confirm with the original source.
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