Intercultural understanding

In this subject, students extend and apply their intercultural understanding capability by, for example:

• demonstrating an understanding of global health issues 
• identifying misinformation and challenging stereotypes 
• understanding and appreciating the perspectives of others
• evaluating the impact of cultural diversity on health and wellbeing choices
• respecting and understanding the importance of being culturally sensitive and inclusive when addressing health and wellbeing topics
• appreciating the role that culture has in health and wellbeing outcomes for individuals and communities
• identifying and engaging in social action to celebrate cultural diversity and enhance health and wellbeing outcomes for diverse communities
• analysing the sustainability of social action and health promotion to improve health outcomes for individuals across all cultures
• engaging with diverse ways of thinking about health and wellbeing.