Code
SXLG6006
Credits
25
Graduate Attributes
Introduction to sexology, its origins and history, central and influential theories, frameworks and models used in sexology. Overview of sexology and the variety of ways it is applied in different disciplines. Social and other determinants of sexual health.
Online Class
3 Hours Weekly
Unit Learning Outcomes
- 1 evaluate theories, frameworks and models applicable to sexology
- 2 critically reflect on personal responses to related sexology topics
- 3 use key concepts from the foundations of sexology to construct arguments that are logical, consistent and defensible in the face of reasoned argument and challenge
Course Learning Outcomes
- 1 . apply sexological and relevant public health knowledge to protect, maintain and restore the health of communities
- 2 . synthesise and evaluate available evidence to inform decision making in the pursuit of innovative solutions in sexological public health settings
- 3 . locate, extract, interpret and assess relevant information from a range of sources and use it to support academic debate about and practical solutions to sexological issues
- 4 . communicate effectively with community members to promote understanding of sexological issues and disseminate sexological research to academic and professional audiences
- 5 . embrace appropriate technologies to enhance the production and dissemination of sexological knowledge and practice
- 6 . demonstrate an advanced level of independent and self-directed learning to enhance individual and collective professional development in the field of sexology
- 7 . incorporate international best practice into sexological public health practice
- 8 . demonstrate respect for human sexual rights and cultural diversity in relation to sexual attitudes, values and practices
Assessment Breakdown