Overview

Course Overview

This course provides individuals with specialist knowledge and skills in the area of sexology. Graduates should have a comprehensive knowledge of recent research examining the biological, psychological and social aspects of human sexuality. It is anticipated that on completion of the program, graduates will be able to integrate this specialisation into their professional discipline, and be conversant with the key aspects of sexology as a public health issue. Complementary study in research methods is included. In addition to coursework students undertake a professional capstone unit.

Course Duration

The course is 18-months full-time study or part-time equivalent. Some units within the course will be taught as a block intensive where students are required to attend a full week workshop either in-person or online.

Career opportunities

Sexology graduates have opportunities to established careers in the fields of psychosexual therapy, sexuality education and consultancy, child and elder protection, sexual health policy development, human rights, disability, cyber-safety training, sexual health promotion, youth work, academia, medical management, risk management, forensic assessment, sexual research and many others.