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Bachelor of Health Sciences/Master of Rehabilitation Counselling

Note: There will be no further intakes to the combined Bachelor of Health Sciences/Master of Rehabilitation Counselling. Students wishing to pursue a career in this area should first complete a three-year generalist degree such as the Bachelor of Health Sciences before progressing to the Master of Rehabilitation Counselling.

Course outline

The course outline for the Bachelor of Health Sciences/Master of Rehabilitation Counselling course is presented in Tables 17.3 and 17.4. Descriptions of the undergraduate units of study and a list of faculty and research electives are found in Chapter 7 while postgraduate unit descriptions and elective lists are in Chapter 20.

Table 17.3: Bachelor of Health Sciences/Master of Rehabilitation Counselling

Unit of study Credit points A: Assumed knowledge P: Prerequisites C: Corequisites N: Prohibition Session
For continuing students 2011
Course code SC147: Credit points for award: 96
Full-time mode

Year 2

Semester 1
REHB5070
Vocational Development and Counselling
6    N REHB5044 Vocational Development and Counselling
Semester 1
REHB5071
Work Injury and Workers' Compensation
6    N REHB5046
Semester 1
REHB5077
Psychiatric Rehabilitation
6    N REHB5042 Psychiatric Rehabilitation
Semester 1
REHB5078
Rehab Counselling Dissertation A
6    N REHB5057 Dissertation A, REHB5058 Dissertation B, REHB5059 Dissertation

Note: Department permission required for enrolmentin the following sessions:Semester 2,

Semester 1
Semester 2
SEMESTER 1 TOTAL: 24 CREDIT POINTS
Semester 2
REHB5073
Client Assessment and Job Placement
6    P REHB5070 Vocational Development and Counselling
N REHB5050 Client Assessment and Job Placement
Semester 2
REHB5079
Perspectives on Rehab Legislation
6    P REHB5072 Applied Counselling and Case Management
Semester 2
REHB5080
Professional Practice B
6    A The University of Sydney Code of Conduct


Students will be approved to undertake field placement by obtaining a) criminal record check, b) signing the Prohibited Employment Declaration Child Protection (Prohibited Employment) Act 1998 and c) the Health Records and Information Privacy Act, 2004
Semester 1
Semester 2
REHB5081
Rehab Counselling Dissertation B
6    P REHB5078 Rehab Counselling Dissertation A
N REHB5057 Dissertation A, REHB5058 Dissertation B, REHB5059 Dissertation

Note: Department permission required for enrolmentin the following sessions:Semester 1,

Semester 1
Semester 2
SEMESTER 2 TOTAL: 24 CREDIT POINTS
Part-time mode

Year 2

Semester 1
REHB5070
Vocational Development and Counselling
6    N REHB5044 Vocational Development and Counselling
Semester 1
REHB5075
Avocational Rehab Management
6    N REHB3039 Avocational Rehabilitation
Semester 1
SEMESTER 1 TOTAL: 12 CREDIT POINTS
Semester 2
REHB5073
Client Assessment and Job Placement
6    P REHB5070 Vocational Development and Counselling
N REHB5050 Client Assessment and Job Placement
Semester 2
REHB5079
Perspectives on Rehab Legislation
6    P REHB5072 Applied Counselling and Case Management
Semester 2
SEMESTER 2 TOTAL: 12 CREDIT POINTS

Year 3

Semester 1
REHB5071
Work Injury and Workers' Compensation
6    N REHB5046
Semester 1
Master of Rehabilitation Counselling elective [6]: see list below
SEMESTER 1 TOTAL: 12 CREDIT POINTS
Semester 2
REHB5074
Professional Practice A
6    A University of Sydney Code of Conduct
N REHB5048 Field Experience I, REHB5054 Field Experience II

Note: Department permission required for enrolmentin the following sessions:Semester 1,
Students will be approved to undertake field placement by obtaining a) criminal record check, b) signing the Prohibited Employment Declaration Child Protection (Prohibited Employment) Act 1998 c) the Health Records and Information Privacy Act, 2004
Semester 1
Semester 2
Master of Rehabilitation Counselling elective [6]: see list below
SEMESTER 2 TOTAL: 12 CREDIT POINTS

Year 4 (first offered in 2012)

Semester 1
REHB5077
Psychiatric Rehabilitation
6    N REHB5042 Psychiatric Rehabilitation
Semester 1
REHB5078
Rehab Counselling Dissertation A
6    N REHB5057 Dissertation A, REHB5058 Dissertation B, REHB5059 Dissertation

Note: Department permission required for enrolmentin the following sessions:Semester 2,

Semester 1
Semester 2
SEMESTER 1 TOTAL: 12 CREDIT POINTS
Semester 2
REHB5080
Professional Practice B
6    A The University of Sydney Code of Conduct


Students will be approved to undertake field placement by obtaining a) criminal record check, b) signing the Prohibited Employment Declaration Child Protection (Prohibited Employment) Act 1998 and c) the Health Records and Information Privacy Act, 2004
Semester 1
Semester 2
REHB5081
Rehab Counselling Dissertation B
6    P REHB5078 Rehab Counselling Dissertation A
N REHB5057 Dissertation A, REHB5058 Dissertation B, REHB5059 Dissertation

Note: Department permission required for enrolmentin the following sessions:Semester 1,

Semester 1
Semester 2
SEMESTER 2 TOTAL: 12 CREDIT POINTS

Master of Rehabilitation Electives

Semester 1
REHB5062
Brain Injury Rehabilitation
6    N REHB5022 Acquired Brain Injury Rehabilitation, REHB3067 Acquired Brain Injury Rehabilitation
Semester 1
REHB5063
Rehabilitation of PTSD
6    N REHB5034 Rehabilitation and PTSD, REHB3065 PTSD and Rehabilitation
Semester 1
REHB5069
Rehabilitation of Alcohol & Drug Misuse
6    N REHB5014 Rehabilitation and Substance Abuse, REHB3064 Alcohol and Drug Misuse Rehabilitation
Semester 1
Semester 2
REHB5066
Chronic Pain & Rehabilitation Management
6    N REHB5036 Chronic Pain in Rehabilitation, REHB3066 Chronic Pain: Disability and Rehab
Semester 2
REHB5067
Multicultural Rehabilitation Management
6    N REHB5024 Rehabilitation of Persons from NESB, REHB3070 Ethnic Minorities and Disability
Semester 2
REHB5068
Public Offenders: Aspects of Rehab
6    N REHB5016 Rehabilitation of Public Offenders, REHB3062 Public Offenders: Criminality & Rehab
Semester 2
Note: The offering of these electives will depend on availability of staff and student demand.

Table 17.4: Bachelor of Health Sciences/Master of Rehabilitation Counselling

Unit of study Credit points A: Assumed knowledge P: Prerequisites C: Corequisites N: Prohibition Session
Course code SH133/SC152: Pass course; full-time, 4 years

Year 3 (offered in 2011)

Semester 1
REHB5075
Avocational Rehab Management
6    N REHB3039 Avocational Rehabilitation
Semester 1
2 BHS Senior electives [12] (see BHS elective list below)
Master of Rehabilitation Counselling elective [6] (see MRC elective list below)
SEMESTER 1 TOTAL: 24 CREDIT POINTS
Semester 2
REHB5074
Professional Practice A
6    A University of Sydney Code of Conduct
N REHB5048 Field Experience I, REHB5054 Field Experience II

Note: Department permission required for enrolmentin the following sessions:Semester 1,
Students will be approved to undertake field placement by obtaining a) criminal record check, b) signing the Prohibited Employment Declaration Child Protection (Prohibited Employment) Act 1998 c) the Health Records and Information Privacy Act, 2004
Semester 1
Semester 2
2 BHS Senior electives [12] (see BHS elective list below)
Master of Rehabilitation Counselling elective [6] (see MRC elective list below)
SEMESTER 2 TOTAL: 24 CREDIT POINTS

Year 4 (offered in 2011 and 2012 only)

Semester 1
REHB5070 Vocational Development and Counselling [6]
REHB5070
Vocational Development and Counselling
6    N REHB5044 Vocational Development and Counselling
Semester 1
REHB5071
Work Injury and Workers' Compensation
6    N REHB5046
Semester 1
REHB5077
Psychiatric Rehabilitation
6    N REHB5042 Psychiatric Rehabilitation
Semester 1
REHB5078
Rehab Counselling Dissertation A
6    N REHB5057 Dissertation A, REHB5058 Dissertation B, REHB5059 Dissertation

Note: Department permission required for enrolmentin the following sessions:Semester 2,

Semester 1
Semester 2
SEMESTER 1 TOTAL: 24 CREDIT POINTS
Semester 2
REHB5073
Client Assessment and Job Placement
6    P REHB5070 Vocational Development and Counselling
N REHB5050 Client Assessment and Job Placement
Semester 2
REHB5079
Perspectives on Rehab Legislation
6    P REHB5072 Applied Counselling and Case Management
Semester 2
REHB5080
Professional Practice B
6    A The University of Sydney Code of Conduct


Students will be approved to undertake field placement by obtaining a) criminal record check, b) signing the Prohibited Employment Declaration Child Protection (Prohibited Employment) Act 1998 and c) the Health Records and Information Privacy Act, 2004
Semester 1
Semester 2
REHB5081
Rehab Counselling Dissertation B
6    P REHB5078 Rehab Counselling Dissertation A
N REHB5057 Dissertation A, REHB5058 Dissertation B, REHB5059 Dissertation

Note: Department permission required for enrolmentin the following sessions:Semester 1,

Semester 1
Semester 2
SEMESTER 2 TOTAL: 24 CREDIT POINTS

Bachelor of Health Sciences Senior electives

HSBH3001
Health and Indigenous Populations
6    P HSBH1006 Foundations of Health Science, HSBH1007 Health Science and Research, HSBH1008 Health Determinants and Interventions, HSBH1009 Health Care Resources and Systems
Semester 2
HSBH3002
Health Information Science
6    P HSBH1006 Foundations of Health Science, HSBH1007 Health Science and Research, HSBH1008 Health Determinants and Interventions, HSBH1009 Health Care Resources and Systems
Semester 1
HSBH3003
Health Service Strategy and Policy
6    P HSBH1006 Foundations of Health Science, HSBH1007 Health Science and Research, HSBH1008 Health Determinants and Interventions, HSBH1009 Health Care Resources and Systems
Semester 2
HSBH3004
Health, Ethics and the Law
6    P HSBH1006 Foundations of Health Science, HSBH1007 Health Science and Research, HSBH1008 Health Determinants and Interventions, HSBH1009 Health Care Resources and Systems
Semester 1
HSBH3005
Evidence Based Health Care
6    P HSBH1006 Foundations of Health Science, HSBH1007 Health Science and Research, HSBH1008 Health Determinants and Interventions, HSBH1009 Health Care Resources and Systems
Semester 2
HSBH3006
Research Methods in Health
6    P HSBH1006 Foundations of Health Science, HSBH1007 Health Science and Research, HSBH1008 Health Determinants and Interventions, HSBH1009 Health Care Resources and Systems
N Intermediate Statistics (BACH4043, BACH4055, BACH5253)
Semester 1
HSBH3009
International Health Project
6    P HSBH1006 Foundations of Health Science, HSBH1007 Health Science and Research, HSBH1008 Health Determinants and Interventions, HSBH1009 Health Care Resources and Systems
Semester 2
HSBH3010
Health and Lifelong Disability
6    P HSBH1006 Foundations of Health Science, HSBH1007 Health Science and Research, HSBH1008 Health Determinants and Interventions, HSBH1009 Health Care Resources and Systems
Semester 2
HSBH3011
Rural Health
6    P HSBH1006 Foundations of Health Science, HSBH1007 Health Science and Research, HSBH1008 Health Determinants and Interventions, HSBH1009 Health Care Resources and Systems
Semester 1

Master of Rehabilitation Counselling electives

Semester 1
REHB5062
Brain Injury Rehabilitation
6    N REHB5022 Acquired Brain Injury Rehabilitation, REHB3067 Acquired Brain Injury Rehabilitation
Semester 1
REHB5063
Rehabilitation of PTSD
6    N REHB5034 Rehabilitation and PTSD, REHB3065 PTSD and Rehabilitation
Semester 1
REHB5069
Rehabilitation of Alcohol & Drug Misuse
6    N REHB5014 Rehabilitation and Substance Abuse, REHB3064 Alcohol and Drug Misuse Rehabilitation
Semester 1
Semester 2
REHB5066
Chronic Pain & Rehabilitation Management
6    N REHB5036 Chronic Pain in Rehabilitation, REHB3066 Chronic Pain: Disability and Rehab
Semester 2
REHB5067
Multicultural Rehabilitation Management
6    N REHB5024 Rehabilitation of Persons from NESB, REHB3070 Ethnic Minorities and Disability
Semester 2
REHB5068
Public Offenders: Aspects of Rehab
6    N REHB5016 Rehabilitation of Public Offenders, REHB3062 Public Offenders: Criminality & Rehab
Semester 2
Notes
1. Electives may be chosen from units of study available throughout the University, subject to approval, availability and minimum enrolment. A list of electives available in the Faculty of Health Sciences is included in Chapter 7 of the handbook.
2. Rehabilitation Counselling students are encouraged to take REHB2026 Fundamentals of Rehabilitation as one of their BHS electives.