Graduate Certificate in Radiation Management

The program is focussed on providing graduates with the knowledge and education to perform as Radiation Safety Officers in the workplace across a broad spectrum of industries.
Courses undertaken during the first half of the program provide students with an understanding of the fundamentals of ionising radiation including its detection and identification, quantification of radiation dose, the effects of radiation on humans, and management of an accident involving radiation.
The second half of the program equips students with knowledge of the guidelines and regulatory bodies involved in radiation control and the management of environmental radiation.
Students will also undertake a two week placement to gain experience in the workplace practice of radiation safety.
The Graduate Certificate in Radiation Management offers a unique student experience encompassing theoretical learning and practical laboratory training, including the opportunity for a placement within a relevant workplace.
Academic Program Rules The Calendar is a comprehensive handbook of the University's academic program rules.
Graduate Certificate in Radiation Management Example Study Plan Core CoursesPHYSICS 7560 Radioactivity, Radiation Detection and DosimetryPHYSICS 7561 Ionising Radiation - Biological Effects and Incident ResponsePHYSICS 7562 Management and Regulatory Control of RadiationPHYSICS 7563 Radiation Safety in the WorkplaceWork Based Training/Extra Mural StudiesCandidates must complete an industry placement to the value of 60 hours over two weeks as part of PHYSICS 7563 Assessment Varies with individual courses and includes a combination of assignments, reports, tests and written exams.