Rehabilitation - Postgraduate Certificate in Health Science
Study the AUT Postgraduate Certificate in Health Science to further your understanding of the field of rehabilitation in as little as one semester.
This is part of the Postgraduate Certificate in Health Science.
Start date: 2020
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You need a total of 60 points to complete the Postgraduate Certificate in Health Science in Rehabilitation qualification.
Complete 60 points from
- HEAL801 Disability & Health (15 points)
- HEAL804 Advanced Case Management Practice (15 points)#
- RADY801 Ultrasound Imaging (15 points)# (Not offered in 2020)
- RHAB801 Occupational Ergonomics: Concepts of Moving and Handling (30 points)
- RHAB802 Vocational Management and Rehabilitation (30 points)#
- RHAB805 Concepts of Rehabilitation (15 points)
- RHAB806 Hand and Upper Limb Therapy (45 points)#
- RHAB807 Motor Control in Rehabilitation (15 points)
- RHAB808 Neurological Rehabilitation (15 points)# (Not offered in 2020)
- RHAB809 Stroke Management (15 points)
- RHAB810 Clinical Gait Analysis (15 points) (Not offered in 2020)
- RHAB811 Health Ergonomics (15 points)
- RHAB812 Innovative Strategies: Engaging in Rehabilitation (15 points)
- RHAB813 Breathing, Performance and Rehabilitation (15 points)#
- RHAB814 Clinical Anatomy (15 points)
- RHAB815 Measuring Health and Wellbeing (15 points) (Not offered in 2020)
- RHAB817 Biomechanics (15 points)
- RHAB818 Pain: Mechanisms and Management (15 points)
- RHAB819 Therapeutic Exercise Science (15 points)#
# Paper has special requirements. Refer to paper flyer.
Practice as a health professional in New Zealand is governed by legislation and a number of ‘Responsible Authorities’ (such as the NZ Psychologist Board, Physiotherapy Board and the Nursing Council who register practitioners). Overseas qualified health professionals who wish to practise in New Zealand should communicate directly with the relevant Responsible Authority. Qualifications recognised for professional registration at AUT are undergraduate; study at postgraduate level is not considered equivalent recognition for NZ Board certification.
- Equips health professionals for advanced practice in rehabilitation
- Open to all qualified health professionals
- Staff who are internationally recognised as experts in this field
- Flexible study options, including on-campus block courses and online learning
The information on this page was correct at time of publication. For a comprehensive overview of AUT qualifications, please refer to the Academic Calendar.