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Sciences (EHS) is a dynamic group of faculty and students exploring the impact of chemical, biological, and physical agents on human health. We work to discover the sources and distribution of these agents; understand individual response at the molecular, cellular, organ, and whole-body levels; assess environmental risk and devise prevention and intervention strategies. Current thinking on the environment and health has propelled us to consider how the built environment and the social environment influence human health beyond the traditional focus on hazardous agents. We are also pursuing the health effects of global environmental change, including global warming, persistent organic pollutants, and ecosystems change. Students in EHS come from diverse backgrounds and grow to appreciate the effects of the natural, built,. | The College of Nursing creating nursing s future Postgraduate Studies 2011 Graduate certificate courses and Contents Foreword. 1 Why study at the College .2 Our educational philosophy .3 College membership .4 Continuing Professional Development CPD Key dates 201 1-2012 .8 Student support Writing and referencing Graduate Certificate Courses Graduate Certificate course fees .12 Application criteria .13 Graduate certificate Post graduate subject College Corporate Memoranda of Corporate affiliated organisations .86 Affiliated professional organisations .86 2010 The College of Nursing Published by The College of Nursing ACN 000 106 829 Locked Bag 3030 Burwood NSW 1805 Australia Authorised for publication by Tracey Osmond Chief Executive. August 2010 The College of Nursing acknowledges the traditional owners of Australia. Design John Thrift Design 02 9560 5076 john@ The College of Nursing POSTGRADUATE STUDIES2011 Foreword Tracey Osmond Chief Executive I am very pleased to present the range of courses on offer for 2011. These courses have been developed in consultation with a wide range of stakeholders such as specialty nursing organisations chief nurses government bodies clinicians universities and Australian and international health organisations to name a few. Our courses are regularly reviewed and revised as new knowledge becomes available and learning needs and clinical practice change. The College of Nursing is a peak body representing nurses nationally and internationally a membership organisation and the oldest and largest provider of quality postgraduate nursing education in Australia. We offer postgraduate certificates single subjects which can be counted towards postgraduate programs or degrees continuing professional development training and assessment services refresher courses for nurses re-entering the workforce as well as a range of

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