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AUSTRALIA’S CAPITAL UNIVERSITY

COURSE GUIDE

I N T E R N A T I O N A L

welcomeFROM THE VICE-CHANCELLOR

AN AUSTRALIAN UNIVERSITY WITH AN INTERNATIONAL FEEL

The University of Canberra is a young, up-and-coming university located in Australia’s national capital. We enjoy a rich and diverse campus culture with over 4,500 international students from over 107 different countries.

We are increasingly recognised as one of Australia’s most innovative tertiary institutions, as we continue to reach new heights in world rankings and further our influence regionally, nationally and internationally.

The University of Canberra is ranked in the top four per cent of universities in the world by both, the 2015-16 Times Higher Education World University Rankings and QS World University Rankings. We were also listed among the top 100 universities in the world under the age of 50 in 2015.

Our researchers are committed to delivering breakthroughs that address real-world problems and collaborate with national and international partners to deliver outstanding research both locally and globally.

The University is proud of its academic, professional and personal support systems. We deliver a professional education focused on equipping students with the skills they need to hit the ground running in their careers.

Our strong emphasis on work-integrated learning gives our more than 17,500 students the opportunity for valuable experience in the workplace before they graduate.

University of Canberra graduates are in high demand and many of our alumni occupy senior positions in public and private enterprise in Australia and around the world.

We are a vibrant, friendly campus and we have embarked on big plans for the future. Over the next 10-15 years, our campus will be transformed into a series of precincts, focusing on growing national and international partnerships and transformational research and learning. Developments include the new University of Canberra Public Hospital, an aged care facility, a cancer care centre and an innovation park. These facilities are being integrated into teaching and research, providing exciting new opportunities for the University to serve its community.

Our campus is a reflection of our city, Canberra, rated the best city in the world to live in by the OECD in 2014, and among the top 20 in the world by QS Best Student Cities. With its four distinct seasons, safe and clean environment, multiculturalism and youthful population, Canberra has cemented its place as Australia’s education capital.

I invite you to explore our accomplishments, our facilities, our campus and most of all, our bold vision for the future.

I hope you choose to start on, or continue your career path with the University of Canberra.

I look forward to personally welcoming you to our campus.

Professor Deep Saini Vice-Chancellor and President

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Australian Government Higher Education (CRICOS) Provider; University of Canberra / University of Canberra College #00212K.

Information in this guide was correct at time of printing. The University of Canberra reserves the right to change course offerings, arrangements and all other aspects without notice.

Up-to-date information will be available on the University’s website www.canberra.edu.au as changes are accredited by Academic Board.

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CANBERRA: WORLD’S MOST LIVEABLE CITY ..................... 4

IT'S ALL ABOUT YOU ....................................................................... 6

CAMPUS LIFE AUSTRALIAN STYLE ........................................... 8

ONE OF AUSTRALIA’S LEADING SPORTS UNIVERSITIES ................................................................. 10

UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA COLLEGE (UC COLLEGE) – YOUR DIRECT PATHWAY TO UC .............................................. 12

UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA COLLEGE ENGLISH LANGUAGE CENTRE (UCCELC) ............................................... 14

ELICOS DATES AND FEES ............................................................ 16

IELTS AND SPECIAL ENGLISH PROGRAMS .......................... 18

ADMISSION TABLES ...................................................................... 20

HOW DO I APPLY? .......................................................................... 28

COURSE INFORMATION ............................................................. 30

BUSINESS & COMMERCE .................................................................... 30

GOVERNMENT ............................................................................................. 31

LAW ....................................................................................................................... 32

ENGINEERING & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ............................................... 33

ALLIED HEALTH .......................................................................................... 34

SPORTS ............................................................................................................... 35

BUILDING, ENVIRONMENT & DESIGN .................................... 36

COMMUNICATION & MEDIA .......................................................... 37

CREATIVE & CULTURAL PRACTICE .......................................... 38

EDUCATION, TEACHING & INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT .......................................................................................... 39

SCIENCE ........................................................................................................... 40

STUDENT ACCOMMODATION ................................................ 42

STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES ................................................. 44

UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA STUDY ABROAD .................. 46

SCHOLARSHIPS ............................................................................... 47

RESEARCH FOR THE FUTURE ................................................... 48

RESEARCH STUDIES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA ...................................... 51

UNDERGRADUATE COURSE LIST ........................................... 52

POSTGRADUATE COURSE LIST ............................................... 54

CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT ........................................................... 56

ALUMNI MAP .................................................................................... 58

ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF COUNTRY

The University of Canberra acknowledges the Ngunnawal people – who are the traditional custodians of the land on which the University is situated – and pays respect to the Elders of the Ngunnawal Nation both past and present.

*OECD Regional Well-Being: A Closer Measure of Life, 2014.

RIGHT: A sparkling view of the Canberra Centre at night.

Canberra is a unique place. It is the capital of Australia and as you’d expect from a city whose inhabitants run one of the world’s top 20 economies, it’s vibrant and cosmopolitan.

According to the latest OECD Regional Well-Being Report, Canberra is the best place to live in the world*. Residents are among the healthiest, wealthiest and most highly educated people in Australia. They live longer, report lower levels of stress, but still manage to earn significantly more than those in other Australian cities.

Canberra’s ethnic diversity is reflected in its dining, music and theatre. It is a young and lively city that has an exciting nightlife and plenty of interesting cafés, bars and clubs. Locals call Canberra ‘the 20 minute city’ because nothing is very far away.

It’s a friendly, safe place with a growing population of 400,000 but with all the amenities of a much larger city. It is home to excellent entertainment and sporting venues, fresh food markets, wineries and some of the country’s most important cultural institutions, including the National Museum, the National Gallery of Australia and the Australian War Memorial.

The countryside surrounding Canberra features impressive mountains and rugged bushland, which is ideal for outdoor activities such as bushwalking, horse riding, hot-air ballooning and camping. Sailing and canoeing are popular on Lake Burley Griffin, while the ski fields of the Kosciuszko National Park and the beaches of the beautiful South Coast are just a few hours away.

What’s more, Sydney, with its iconic Bridge, Opera House and harbour, is three hours away by bus or car and only 45 minutes by air.

canberra:WORLD’S MOST LIVEABLE CITY

Canberra: World’s Most Liveable City

ESTIMATED WEEKLY STUDENT COST OF LIVINGON CAMPUS SELF-CATERED OFF CAMPUS

Accommodation $120–$350 $150–$350Food $100 $100Entertainment $30 $30Public transport $10 $15Mobile phone $15 $15Photocopying & Stationery $30 $30Incidentals $20 $20Total $325–$555 $360–$560Total Yearly $16,900– $28,860 $18,720 – $29,120

*http://www.canberrayourfuture.com.au/portal/learning/article/move-to-canberra/

http://www.canberrayourfuture.com.au/portal/learning/article/move-to-canberra/

Canberra has been ranked as the world’s most liveable city†

Canberra ranked # 1 in Australia for education, jobs, income, safety, health and accessibility to services*

Canberra is only a couple of hours drive to Sydney, the beach and the snowfields

Canberra has more hours of sunshine per day than Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide

Canberra has the lowest commuting times of all Australia’s major cities

Canberra residents have the highest average weekly income in Australia †

Canberra is a multicultural hub with around one quarter of the population born overseas*

People from the ACT live longer than other Australians*

Canberra is a youthful city with an average age of 34*

Canberra has the lowest national crime rate

FASCINATING FACTS

ABOUT CANBERRA

† OECD Regional Well-Being Report, 2014* Australian Bureau of Statistics, Live in Canberra campaignSource: canberrayourfuture.com.au/portal/living/Icons sourced from thenounproject.com

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If you think you’ll get lost in the crowd at the University of Canberra, think again. We are a progressive university on the rise, with big opportunities, a welcoming atmosphere and a great sense of community on campus. It is a safe environment where everyone settles in quickly and makes friends easily. We’ll do everything we can to see that your time here is interesting, relevant and very enjoyable.

GET THE DEGREE YOU WANT

Here at the University of Canberra we offer more than 300 undergraduate, postgraduate and research degrees through our 12 disciplines: Business and Commerce, Government, Law, Engineering and Information Technology, Allied Health, Sports, Built Environment and Design, Communication and Media, Creative and Cultural Practice, Education, Teaching and International Development and Science.

GETTING THE SUPPORT YOU NEED

Every one of our students is important to us. Including you. That’s why we have a number of resources and services especially for you.

OUR LECTURERS ARE HERE FOR YOU

Our students tell us that they can’t believe how much time their lecturers spend with them to make sure they understand what’s being taught and answering any questions they have. There is a community of 1000 staff, every one working towards the same goal – success for their students.

THE SKILLS YOU NEED TO SUCCEED

Our degrees from the University of Canberra focus on developing skills for the real world. Our focus on applied education and our industry-leading work-integrated learning philosophy (based around internships, industry partnerships, and other activities) effectively prepare our graduates for their future careers.

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Top 100 Young Universities in the world**

Top 4% of universities worldwide**

Consistently among Australia’s top universities for getting a job and starting salary***

UC Creative Arts graduates are the highest paid in their field****

UC is ranked #1 for Rehabilitation and Sports degrees in Australia****

UC Information Technology students have won the Microsoft Imagine Cup 5 out of 10 years making them the best in Australia

UC’s $3 billion campus development project – transforming UC campus into precincts for national, international partnerships and transformational research

UC Public Teaching Hospital opening on campus in 2018

Guaranteed on-campus accommodation for all international students

There will be no fee increases for the duration of the course except where students extend their course

QUICK FACTS

*Times Higher Education Rankings 2016**QS World University Rankings 2016

*** The Good Universities Guide**** Quality in Learning and Teaching Indicators

(QILT) 2015

RIGHT: (Clockwise from top left)UC researcher Dr Sudha Rao

is undertaking research to discover a way to stop cancer recurrence.

Canberra United players are proud to wear the University logo as Front of Shirt Sponsor.

Ardie the Robot checks out the University’s ‘Flying Saucer’ Teaching Space Futuro.

Students enjoy the view from Cooper Lodge on campus.

It's All About You

For a young

university, we have already achieved so much.

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When you ask most people, they say that their university years were the best years of their life. And here at the University of Canberra, we think that’s exactly the way it should be.

Set in a native haven of clean air, tall trees and huge expanses of lawn, you’ll enjoy the company of Australian wildlife including parrots, cockatoos and even resident kangaroos. Despite its peaceful setting, the campus is an exciting and inspiring place to be.

While study will always remain your priority, there are plenty of opportunities to socialise with your fellow students. There are concerts including our famous music festival Groovin’ the Moo, market days, dinners and different sorts of theatre from all over the world. There are also a number of clubs and societies you’re welcome to join. These range from social to cultural and are a great way to meet others who share your interests.

If you like to keep fit there’s a sports and fitness centre that includes a gymnasium as well as squash, basketball, volleyball and tennis courts, plus ovals for all football codes. Our interest in sport doesn’t stop there either. As well as enjoying a close relationship with the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS), we’re education partners with the Brumbies rugby team, the University of Canberra Capitals basketball team and the Canberra United women’s soccer team. When it comes time to unwind and relax with friends, you won’t have to travel far at all. There are bars, coffee shops and restaurants, all right here on campus. When you study at the University of Canberra you’ll find campus life exciting, entertaining and full of fun.

campusLIFE AUSTRALIAN STYLE

ABOVE: (L–R) Students enjoying market day on the concourse; Courtney Love, UC Refectory (August

2014); Students sharing notes and a laugh. RIGHT: Lorde performs at Zierholz @ UC.

Photo: Martin Ollman

Campus Life Australian Style

Most people say that their

university years were the best years of

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You’ve no doubt heard that Australians love their sport, which is 100% true. That’s why there are stadiums in Australia that hold 100,000 spectators. Of course, it’s the quality of Australian sports people that draws such huge crowds, and it’s this quality that we celebrate and encourage.

We love our sport at the University of Canberra, too, so we’re delighted that our education partner, the Brumbies rugby team, has moved its operations on campus to become part of our Sporting Commons.

As well as training facilities and administration offices for the Brumbies, the Sporting Commons has a state-of-the-art gymnasium for use by everyone in the University community and state of the art research facilities.

The University has an impressive record in research and teaching when it comes to sport and the Sporting Commons is helping to further enhance that reputation. We also have an impressive record when it comes to our own athletes. In 2012, University of Canberra athletes won 14 medals at the London Paralympics and Olympic Games.

The University is also continuing to grow our sporting partners to provide opportunities for students to complete work integrated learning alongside some of the best athletes in the world. Some of our partnerships include the University

of Canberra Capitals basketball team and the Canberra United women's soccer team.

The University also works closely with the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) in a partnership that helps individuals achieve both their academic and sporting goals. Athletes at the AIS are faced with the challenge of balancing education, career and personal life with a demanding sporting schedule. To help, we provide a range of support services including course advice, planning guidance and the opportunity to tailor study loads to fit in with sporting commitments.

You’ll enjoy a great sporting culture at the University of Canberra and plenty of great sporting events, too. That’s because as a student, you get discounted tickets.

For further information on Sports courses at UC, please go to:

http://www.canberra.edu.au/about-uc/faculties/health/courses/sport-studies

sports ONE OF AUSTRALIA’S LEADING

UNIVERSITIES

RIGHT: (Clockwise from top left)Our teaching facilities include high

performance analysis equipment.University of Canberra Capitals,

Canberra’s WNBL team.University of Canberra Vikings,

Canberra’s National Rugby Championship team.

Canberra United, 2014 W-League Champions.

One of Australia’s Leading Sports Universities



UC College invests in providing new study options, pathways, programs and support services to ensure that students have access to a greater range of quality undergraduate and postgraduate opportunities.

UC College is a joint venture between Navitas and the University of Canberra (UC). The College offers students a direct pathway to university study through its comprehensive range of English Language, International Foundation Studies, Diploma and Pre-Masters Programs. Small class sizes and individualised attention from academic staff provide a well-supported environment for students to succeed in their tertiary studies.

With over 19 years’ experience in providing academic pathway programs and over 47 years teaching English language to students, the UC College provides high-quality educational opportunities for students of all backgrounds. The College's relationship with the University of Canberra provides an opportunity to leverage the University's extensive resources and expertise resulting in students from around the world ranking UC College and UC as their preferred educational destination in Australia.

Successful completion of a UC College programs guarantees direct entry into UC*.

To learn more visit:

www.canberra.edu.au/uc-college

* A students’ pathway depends on the overall results they achieve and course availability.

WHAT UC COLLEGE CAN DO

UC College’s purpose is to prepare students to succeed at UC by offering leading academic English Language programs, International Foundation Studies and a broad range of Higher Education Diplomas.

UC College offers the following choices:

• English Language Programs• English Language Entrance Test and

preparation courses including IELTS (International English Language Testing System)

• Academic Pathway Programs, including: International Foundation Studies and Diploma Programs

• Pre-Masters Access Program• Vocational Programs (RTO – Registered

Training Organisation programs), and• Study Tours and Special English Programs

Admissions requirements for UCC:

www.canberra.edu.au/future-students/international-students/entry-requirements/qualifications

ABOVE RIGHT: UC students sharing study time.

University of canberra college (UC College) – Your direct pathway to UC

pathway YOUR DIRECT

TO THE UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA


http://www.canberra.edu.au/uc-college

http://www.canberra.edu.au/future-students/international-students/entry-requirements/qualifications



OPTION 4

UC Masters DegreePre-Masters Graduate

Certificate in Academic Foundations

UC College Diploma

OPTION 1

Second Year UC Degree Third Year UC Degree

OPTION 2

UC College DiplomaInternational Foundation Studies

Second Year UC Degree Third Year UC Degree

OPTION 3

International Foundation Studies

Second Year UC DegreeFirst Year UC Degree Third Year UC Degree

Note: International Foundation Studies - entry into all UC Undergraduate DegreesA students’ pathway depends on the overall results they achieve and course availability.

For more information visit:


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Our range of intensive English courses will help you reach your personal and academic goals. Whether you’re just beginning to speak English or you’ve been practising for some time, there’s a course that’s ideal for your level. If you want to improve your English language skills there’s no better place to start.

THE ENGLISH SKILLS YOU NEED TO SUCCEED

The University of Canberra College English Language Centre (UCCELC) is here to help you develop the English skills you need to succeed at the University and in your career. UCCELC is also a member of English Australia.

TEACHING ENGLISH FOR OVER 40 YEARS

UCCELC has been helping to improve students’ English skills since 1969. It is one of the oldest English language centres in Australia and runs the only International English Language Testing System (IELTS) centre in Canberra.

RATED HIGHLY BY STUDENTS

The UCCELC rated very highly with students when it came to satisfaction. UCCELC was also well above the national average on whether students would recommend UCCELC to others.

OUR TEACHERS GET RESULTS

Our teachers are highly respected and qualified professionals who have a wide range of international experience. Their teaching methods include imaginative and interactive approaches that not only make learning more interesting but also help you achieve better results.

A PLACE TO PRACTISE

The International Learning and Teaching Centre (ILTC) has a range of facilities and activities, including online materials to help you practice and improve your English. Come to the ILTC before or after class and our staff will be pleased to help you in any way they can.

A FUN WAY TO LEARN

Improving your English is more enjoyable with our social and cultural program. This includes daytime social activities and class excursions to places of interest around Canberra. Participating in these will help you become familiar with Australian culture.

CONVENIENT CAMPUS LOCATION

The language centre is located on the University of Canberra campus. All UCCELC students are welcome to enjoy the University’s services and facilities.

INTENSIVE ENGLISH LANGUAGE COURSES

English Language Intensive Courses for Overseas Students (ELICOS) are accredited, full-time courses for international students who want to improve their English as effectively and quickly as they can.

Our range of intensive English courses will help you reach your personal and academic goals. Each course begins with an Orientation Program and concludes with assessment, an excursion and all students receive a certificate of attainment.

You will be required to participate in 20 hours a week of intensive classroom instruction. Plus there are options of International English Language Testing System (IELTS) preparation classes and the use of all the facilities and resources at the International Learning and Teaching Centre (ILTC).

ELICOS course duration and entry requirements may vary depending on your skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening and the English language entry requirements for your selected course.

University of Canberra College English Language Centre (UCCELC)


englishUNIVERSITY OF

CANBERRA COLLEGE

LANGUAGE CENTRE (UCCELC)

THE BEST CLASS FOR YOU

All ELICOS students sit a Placement Test on arrival. The results help teachers to assess your individual needs and ensure you are placed in the best class for your level.

Many of our alumni from these courses have reached senior positions in business, diplomacy, politics and education. With five start dates for English Language programs students can package either an International Foundations, Diploma and Pre- Masters Access Programs with English to ensure they meet the requirement prior to their academic studies.

Many students arrive in Canberra as part of a study tour or to complete a short English Language program to experience life in Australia before going back to their country of origin.

Programs are available from elementary to advance (IELTS 3.0 to 7.0). English can be studied in the following areas:

GENERAL ENGLISH COURSE (CRICOS 089784E)

There are English courses available in Elementary (minimum IELTS 3.0 or equivalent), Pre-Intermediate and Intermediate English. However, you may want to sit the UCCELC Placement Test to see whether you can enter at a higher competency level.

What this course will do for you:

• Develop abilities in speaking, listening, reading and writing

• Introduce you to Australian culture and provide opportunities to practise conversation skills in the class and in social activities

• Prepare you for higher-level UCCELC English classes

• Provide continuous assessment throughout the course

• Allow entry at the start of each session throughout the year.

PRE-ACCESS ENGLISH (UPPER INTERMEDIATE ENGLISH) (CRICOS 085575B)

Score: IELTS score of 5.0 overall or equivalent Duration: 10 weeks

Successful completion of this course qualifies you for direct entry to the English for Academic Purposes (EAP), English for Academic Purposes (EAP) UC College Extended Diploma (3 terms) program at the IELTS 5.5 entry level, with no further testing needed.


• Gain English language and basic academic study skills

• Provide direct entry into the UC College Extended Diploma courses and to higher level UCCELC English programs, English for Academic Purposes (EAP) and English for Academic Purposes (EAP) Plus program. The Pre-Access is available in UCCELC session 2-5.

ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES (EAP) (CRICOS 085575B)

Score: IELTS score of 5.5 overall or equivalent Duration: 10 weeks

This course prepares you to undertake a UC College and University of Canberra standard entry undergraduate award course with no further IELTS test necessary.


• Build competent academic English skills with continuous assessment

• Develop your confidence in using English both socially and for study purposes.

ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES (EAP) PLUS (TERMS 1 & 2) (CRICOS 089785D)

Score: IELTS score of 5.5 overall or equivalent Duration: 20 weeks (IELTS score of 5.5 overall or equivalent) or 10 weeks (IELTS score of 6.0 overall or equivalent).

This course is designed to assist students to reach higher English entry requirements for any award course, undergraduate or postgraduate. The course focuses on advanced English and academic skills and involves a mix of tests and continuous assessment. No further IELTS test is necessary.

For more information visit:




CALENDAR ENGLISH LANGUAGE 2016

SESSION PLACEMENT TEST & ORIENTATION DATES TERM DATES COURSES

Session 1 (5 week program)

4 January 2016 4 January – 6 February 2016 General EnglishIntensive EAP*


18 & 19 February 2016 22 February – 29 April 2016 General EnglishPre-access IELTS 5.0 equivalent entryEAP IELTS 5.5 equivalent entry


5 & 6 May 2016 9 May – 15 July 2016 General EnglishPre-access IELTS 5.0 equivalent entryEAP IELTS 5.5 equivalent entryEAP Plus IELTS 6.0 equivalent entry


21 & 22 July 2016 25 July – 30 September 2016 General EnglishPre-access IELTS 5.0 equivalent entryEAP IELTS 5.5 equivalent entry


6 & 7 October 2016 10 October – 16 December 2016 General EnglishPre-access IELTS 5.0 equivalent entryEAP IELTS 5.5 equivalent entryEAP Plus IELTS 6.0 equivalent entry

Session 1 – 2017 (5 week program)

3 January 2017 3 January – 3 February 2017 General English Intensive EAP*

*Intensive EAP is available in Session 1 for selected students only. Please contact the English Language Centre at [email protected].

CALENDAR ENGLISH LANGUAGE 2017

SESSION PLACEMENT TEST & ORIENTATION DATES TERM DATES COURSES


3 January 2017 3 January – 3 February 2017 General EnglishIntensive EAP*


16 & 17 February 2017 20 February – 28 April 2017 General EnglishPre-access IELTS 5.0 equivalent entryEAP Plus IELTS 5.5 equivalent entry


4 & 5 May 2017 8 May – 14 July 2017 General EnglishPre-access IELTS 5.0 equivalent entryEAP IELTS 5.5 equivalent entryEAP Plus IELTS 6.0 equivalent entry


20 & 21 July 2017 24 July – 29 September 2017 General EnglishPre-access IELTS 5.0 equivalent entryEAP IELTS 5.5 equivalent entry


5 & 6 October 2017 10 October – 15 December 2017 General EnglishPre-access IELTS 5.0 equivalent entryEAP IELTS 5.5 equivalent entryEAP Plus IELTS 6.0 equivalent entry

Session 1 – 2018 (5 week program)

2 January 2018 2 January - 2 February 2018 General EnglishIntensive EAP*

*Intensive EAP is available in Session 1 for selected students only. Please contact the English Language Centre at [email protected].

Elicos dates and fees

dates & feesELICOS


mailto:[email protected]


PATHWAY COURSES

PROGRAM DURATION

Pre-Access Program10 weeks; entry IELTS 5.0 overall or equivalentPathway program for entry to UC College Extended Diploma or EAP 5.5 entry or EAP Plus 5.5 entry

English for Academic Purposes (EAP)

10 weeks; entry IELTS 5.5 overall or equivalentPathway program for entry to UC College Standard Diploma or UC undergraduate degree.

English for Academic Purposes (EAP) Plus

20 weeks; entry IELTS 5.5 overall or equivalent10 weeks; entry IELTS 6.0 overall or overall equivalentPathway program for entry to UC College Pre-Masters Access Program or UC postgraduate and any award courses requiring higher English entry levels

ELICOS 2016 FEES

FEES* COST

Tuition Fee (per week) $420

Enrolment Fee# $210

Overseas Students Health Cover (Per month)

Approx. $43 (this will depend your level of health cover).

Homestay fee (per week)

$250-310 (this will depend on the type of homestay selected).

Airport pick-up Free

Text books and materials (depending on level of study)

$100-200

* Fees are subject to change, please refer to our website for the most recent information.

# Applies to English only applicants. Packaged offers of English and another course (Diploma, Bachelor, and Masters etc.) do not incur an enrolment fee.

Note: the fees above do not include the Student Services Amenities Fee (SSAF) $290.00.


INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH LANGUAGE TESTING SYSTEM (IELTS) CENTREThe University of Canberra is the official testing centre for the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) test in Canberra. The tests are conducted twice per month on the University of Canberra campus.

The University of Canberra College English Language Centre (UCCELC), is a part of UC College which also runs preparation courses on campus.

IELTS EVENING PREPARATIONDURATION: 4 WEEKS (NOT FULL TIME)

This evening course will help maximise your IELTS score by developing strategies and improving your confidence and performance in the IELTS test. The classes run over four weeks from 6-8pm on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Each evening is dedicated to a specific skill:

• Tuesday – Writing,• Wednesday – Speaking and Listening,• Thursday – Reading.

This course is aimed at students needing scores in the range of 5.5 to 7.0. Additional self-study material is available for those who need higher scores. The cost for the four-week course is $750 with all materials included. If you need training in only one skill, a part-time enrolment is possible at a cost of $65 per class.

SPECIAL ENGLISH PROJECTS (SEP)We also offer Special English Projects (SEP), which are customised English courses that prepare groups for work in the international community. We have several packages you can choose from as well as the option to create a customised course just for your group. The courses are designed for groups of professionals such as managers, teachers, nurses, lawyers and diplomats as well as college and university students who want to experience Australian culture and study English at the same time.

For more information on the IELTS or SEP please visit:

www.canberra.edu.au/uc-college/uccelc

IELTS and special english programs

PATHWAYS FOR UNDERGRADUATE COURSES

IELTS 5.0*

PRE-ACCESS

(10 WEEKS)

IELTS 5.5*

ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES

(EAP)

(10 WEEKS)

UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA

STANDARD ENTRY UNDERGRADUATE

COURSE

GRADUATION

PATHWAYS FOR POSTGRADUATE COURSES & ALL HIGHER ENGLISH REQUIREMENT AWARD COURSES

*Overall or equivalent. Note: Higher English entry levels are required for Education and some Health courses.

IELTS 5.0*

PRE-ACCESS

(10 WEEKS)

IELTS 5.5*

ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES (EAP) PLUS

TERM 1 (10 WEEKS)

IELTS 6*

ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES (EAP) PLUS

TERM 2 (10 WEEKS)


POSTGRADUATE OR

HIGHER ENGLISH REQUIREMENT

COURSES

GRADUATION


IELTS AND

specialenglishprograms

http://www.canberra.edu.au/uc-college/uccelc

As an international student, a University of Canberra degree can be studied in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane or the Gold Coast, through our partner institutions across Eastern Australia. Our partner institution network is designed to bring the best of vocational and higher education study together to provide students with access to select courses in a variety of locations.

We have locations in the following cities:

• Brisbane and Gold Coast• Sydney• Melbourne

www.canberra.edu.au/about-uc/campus-locations

It is easy to apply directly; you can apply for University of Canberra degrees in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and the Gold Coast via the UC online application form:

www.canberra.edu.au/applynow

ABOVE: (L-R) Sydney's Harbour Bridge dominates the skyline of what is referred to as the most beautiful natural harbour in the world; Melbourne’s famous arts precinct; Riding along the Brisbane River.

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melbourne orA UC DEGREE IN


http://www.canberra.edu.au/about-uc/campus-locations

http://www.canberra.edu.au/about-uc/campus-locations

http://www.canberra.edu.au/applynow


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316JA B Hlth Stds Bruce 54 50 54 50 50 4.2 411 5.1 51 210 10 9 3.5 11 65% 10 76% 24 49 279 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1260 17 8

688AA B Sports Mgt Bruce 55 55 55 50 50 4.2 414 5.2 52 211 10 9 3.4 11 65% 10 76% 24 49 281 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1270 18 8

286JA B Econ Stds (online) Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

976AA B Building & Construction Mgt Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

285JA B Bus Stds (online) Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

762AA B Commerce Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

333JA B Applied Bus (Mgt - online) Bruce 60 60 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

332JA B Applied Bus (Mktg - online) Bruce 60 60 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

334JA B App Entrep (online) Bruce 60 60 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

335JA B App Entrep(Soc Ent-online) Bruce 60 60 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

394AA B Management Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

231JA B Com/B Comm Advt Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

830AA B Mgt/B Sc (Psych) Bruce 60 60 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

233JA B Com/B Comm Pub Rels Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

234JA B Com/B Comm Media & PA Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

287JA B Political Studies (online) Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

429AA B Arts Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

798AA B Arts/B Commerce Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

216JA B Arts/B Comm Advt Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

988AA BA/B Media Arts & Production Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

218JA B Arts/B Comm Media & PA Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

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316JA B Hlth Stds Bruce 54 50 54 50 50 4.2 411 5.1 51 210 10 9 3.5 11 65% 10 76% 24 49 279 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1260 17 8

688AA B Sports Mgt Bruce 55 55 55 50 50 4.2 414 5.2 52 211 10 9 3.4 11 65% 10 76% 24 49 281 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1270 18 8

286JA B Econ Stds (online) Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

976AA B Building & Construction Mgt Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

285JA B Bus Stds (online) Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

762AA B Commerce Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

333JA B Applied Bus (Mgt - online) Bruce 60 60 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

332JA B Applied Bus (Mktg - online) Bruce 60 60 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

334JA B App Entrep (online) Bruce 60 60 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

335JA B App Entrep(Soc Ent-online) Bruce 60 60 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

394AA B Management Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

231JA B Com/B Comm Advt Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

830AA B Mgt/B Sc (Psych) Bruce 60 60 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

233JA B Com/B Comm Pub Rels Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

234JA B Com/B Comm Media & PA Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

287JA B Political Studies (online) Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

429AA B Arts Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

798AA B Arts/B Commerce Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

216JA B Arts/B Comm Advt Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

988AA BA/B Media Arts & Production Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

218JA B Arts/B Comm Media & PA Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8


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EURO

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219JA B Arts/B Comm Pub Rels Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

799AA B Arts/B Info Tech Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

802AA B Arts/B Mgt Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

804AA B Arts/B Science (Psychology) Bruce 60 60 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

793AA BA Inter Studies Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

818AA BA Inter Studies/B Commerce Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

992AA BA InterStds/B Media Arts&Prod Bruce 60 60 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

221JA BA Inter Stds/B Comm Advt Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

234JA BA Inter Stds/B Comm Media&PA Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

224JA BA Inter Stds/B Comm Pub Rels Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

822AA BA Inter Studies/B Mgt Bruce 60 60 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

211JA B Comm Advt Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

213JA B Comm Pub Rels Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

912AA B Arts in Architecture Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

289JA B Interior Architecture Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

984AA B Writing Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

320JA B Journalism Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

985AA B Media Arts & Production Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

213JA B Comm Media & Pub Affairs Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

215JA B Herit Musm & Cons Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

301JA B Film Production Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

164JA B Graphic Design Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

206JA B Design Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

267JA B Web Design & Production Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

220JA B Graphic Dsgn/B Comm Advt Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

288JA B Industrial Design Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

290JA B Landscape Design Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

321JA B Primary Ed Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

323JA B Primary Ed (Creative Arts) Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

322JA B Primary Ed (STEM) Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

324JA B Primary Ed (Hlth & Phys Ed) Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

330JA B Sec Ed (Hlth & Phys Ed) Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

327JA B Sec Ed/B Arts Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

328JA B Sec Ed/B Sc Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

329JA B Sec Ed/B Maths&Com Tech Stds Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

203JA B Education Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

686AA B Human Nutrition Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8


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780AA B Science (Psychology) Bruce 60 60 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

275JA B Sc (Psych)/B Sport&ExerSc Bruce 60 60 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

274JA B Sport & Exer Sc Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

276JA B Sport & Exer Sc/B Hum Nutri Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

277JA B Sport & Exer Sc/B Info Tech Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

278JA B Sport & Exer Sc/B Sports Mgt Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

689AA B Sports Media Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

158JA B Public Health Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

317JA B Hlth Sc Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

322AA B Info Tech Bruce 60 54 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

106JA B Eng in Network &Software Eng Bruce 60 54 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

815AA B Info Tech/B Commerce Bruce 60 60 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

998AA B InfoTech/B Media Arts & Prod Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

560AA B Software Eng Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

791AA B Environmental Science Bruce 60 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

131JA B Pharmaceutical Science Bruce 60 54 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

142JA B App Sc in Forensic Studies Bruce 60 54 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

660AA B Medical Science Bruce 60 54 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

264JA B Biomedical Science Bruce 60 54 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

392AB B Science Bruce 60 54 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

885AA B Nursing Bruce 67 65 67 56 53 4.8 447 6.2 56 232 11 11 3.1 14 69% 11 77% 24 55 297 13 70 1.7 5 71% 5 5 50% 53 1.9 1400 20 N/A

230JA B AustPolit&PP/B Comm M&PA Bruce 70 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

237JA B Polit&IR/B Comm Media&PA Bruce 70 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

124JA B Politics & Inter Relations Bruce 70 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

147JA B Politics InterRels/B Comm Bruce 70 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

183JA B Aust Polit & Pub Policy Bruce 70 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

188JA B Social Science Bruce 70 55 60 50 50 4.4 430 5.6 53 220 10.5 10 3.3 12 65% 10 76% 24 49 288 12 62 1.3 3 60% 3 4 50% 48 1.8 1320 19 8

943AA B Applied Economics Bruce 70 60 65 52 52 4.6 441 6 55 228 10.5 11 3.2 13 68% 10 76% 24 53 294 12.5 66 1.5 4 68% 4 5 50% 51 1.8 1370 19 8

945AA B Applied Economics/B Commerce Bruce 70 60 65 52 52 4.6 441 6 55 228 10.5 11 3.2 13 68% 10 76% 24 53 294 12.5 66 1.5 4 68% 4 5 50% 51 1.8 1370 19 8

946AA B App Economics/B Management Bruce 70 60 65 52 52 4.6 441 6 55 228 10.5 11 3.2 13 68% 10 76% 24 53 294 12.5 66 1.5 4 68% 4 5 50% 51 1.8 1370 19 8

761AA B Bus Admin Bruce 70 60 65 52 52 4.6 441 6 55 228 10.5 11 3.2 13 68% 10 76% 24 53 294 12.5 66 1.5 4 68% 4 5 50% 51 1.8 1370 19 8

210JA B Public Admin Bruce 70 60 65 52 52 4.6 441 6 55 228 10.5 11 3.2 13 68% 10 76% 24 53 294 12.5 66 1.5 4 68% 4 5 50% 51 1.8 1370 19 8

280JA B Entrepreneurship&Innovation Bruce 70 60 65 52 52 4.6 441 6 55 228 10.5 11 3.2 13 68% 10 76% 24 53 294 12.5 66 1.5 4 68% 4 5 50% 51 1.8 1370 19 8

807AA B Business Admin/B Mgt Bruce 70 60 65 52 52 4.6 441 6 55 228 10.5 11 3.2 13 68% 10 76% 24 53 294 12.5 66 1.5 4 68% 4 5 50% 51 1.8 1370 19 8

182JA B Accounting Bruce 70 60 65 52 52 4.6 441 6 55 228 10.5 11 3.2 13 68% 10 76% 24 53 294 12.5 66 1.5 4 68% 4 5 50% 51 1.8 1370 19 8

184JA B Finance Bruce 70 60 65 52 52 4.6 441 6 55 228 10.5 11 3.2 13 68% 10 76% 24 53 294 12.5 66 1.5 4 68% 4 5 50% 51 1.8 1370 19 8

185JA B Human Resource Mgt Bruce 70 60 65 52 52 4.6 441 6 55 228 10.5 11 3.2 13 68% 10 76% 24 53 294 12.5 66 1.5 4 68% 4 5 50% 51 1.8 1370 19 8


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186JA B International Business Bruce 70 60 65 52 52 4.6 441 6 55 228 10.5 11 3.2 13 68% 10 76% 24 53 294 12.5 66 1.5 4 68% 4 5 50% 51 1.8 1370 19 8

187JA B Marketing Management Bruce 70 60 65 52 52 4.6 441 6 55 228 10.5 11 3.2 13 68% 10 76% 24 53 294 12.5 66 1.5 4 68% 4 5 50% 51 1.8 1370 19 8

281JA B Comm/B Event&Tour Mgt Bruce 70 60 65 52 52 4.6 441 6 55 228 10.5 11 3.2 13 68% 10 76% 24 53 294 12.5 66 1.5 4 68% 4 5 50% 51 1.8 1370 19 8

235JA B Mktg Mgt/B Comm Advt Bruce 70 60 65 52 52 4.6 441 6 55 228 10.5 11 3.2 13 68% 10 76% 24 53 294 12.5 66 1.5 4 68% 4 5 50% 51 1.8 1370 19 8

279JA B Event & Tourism Mgt Bruce 70 60 65 52 52 4.6 441 6 55 228 10.5 11 3.2 13 68% 10 76% 24 53 294 12.5 66 1.5 4 68% 4 5 50% 51 1.8 1370 19 8

282JA B Event&Tour Mgt/B Sports Mgt Bruce 70 60 65 52 52 4.6 441 6 55 228 10.5 11 3.2 13 68% 10 76% 24 53 294 12.5 66 1.5 4 68% 4 5 50% 51 1.8 1370 19 8

145JA B Politics InterRels/BApp Eco Bruce 70 60 65 52 52 4.6 441 6 55 228 10.5 11 3.2 13 68% 10 76% 24 53 294 12.5 66 1.5 4 68% 4 5 50% 51 1.8 1370 19 8

146JA B Polit InterRels/B BusAdmin Bruce 70 60 65 52 52 4.6 441 6 55 228 10.5 11 3.2 13 68% 10 76% 24 53 294 12.5 66 1.5 4 68% 4 5 50% 51 1.8 1370 19 8

148JA B Politics IntRels/B Sc(Psych) Bruce 70 60 65 52 52 4.6 441 6 55 228 10.5 11 3.2 13 68% 10 76% 24 53 294 12.5 66 1.5 4 68% 4 5 50% 51 1.8 1370 19 8

280JA BA Inter Stds/B Event&Tour Mgt Bruce 70 60 65 52 52 4.6 441 6 55 228 10.5 11 3.2 13 68% 10 76% 24 53 294 12.5 66 1.5 4 68% 4 5 50% 51 1.8 1370 19 8

291JA B Comm PR/B Event&Tour Mgt Bruce 70 60 65 52 52 4.6 441 6 55 228 10.5 11 3.2 13 68% 10 76% 24 53 294 12.5 66 1.5 4 68% 4 5 50% 51 1.8 1370 19 8

706AA B Business Informatics Bruce 70 60 65 52 52 4.6 441 6 55 228 10.5 11 3.2 13 68% 10 76% 24 53 294 12.5 66 1.5 4 68% 4 5 50% 51 1.8 1370 19 8

838AA B Soft Eng/B Bus Info Bruce 70 60 65 52 52 4.6 441 6 55 228 10.5 11 3.2 13 68% 10 76% 24 53 294 12.5 66 1.5 4 68% 4 5 50% 51 1.8 1370 19 8

248JA B Justice Studies Bruce 70 60 65 52 52 4.6 441 6 55 228 10.5 11 3.2 13 68% 10 76% 24 53 294 12.5 66 1.5 4 68% 4 5 50% 51 1.8 1370 19 8

249JA B Just Stds/B Forensic Stds Bruce 70 60 65 52 52 4.6 441 6 55 228 10.5 11 3.2 13 68% 10 76% 24 53 294 12.5 66 1.5 4 68% 4 5 50% 51 1.8 1370 19 8

250JA B Pharmacy Bruce 74 70 74 62 58 5 469 6.8 62.5 244 12 13 2.8 15 78% 12 88% 26 62 307 14 76 2.2 7 83% 7 6 55% 58 2.3 1490 21 N/A

319JA B Med Rad Sc (Med Imaging) Bruce 80 75 80 70 65 5.2 487 7.4 68 256 12 14 2.5 17 83% 13 98% 29 67 315 15 N/A 2.6 11 93% 11 7 59% 65 2.6 1580 23 N/A

266JA B Ex Physiol & Rehabilitation Bruce 83 83 83 72 68 5.6 497 7.8 73 261 12.5 14 2.4 18 86% 14 N/A 30 70 320 17 N/A 2.8 12 98% 12 8 61% 70 2.8 1630 24 N/A

944AA B Applied Economics/B Laws Bruce 87 80 85 77 73 5.8 503 8.1 76 266 12.5 15 2.3 18 87% 14.5 N/A 31 71 323 17.5 N/A 2.9 14 N/A 14 9 63% 75 3 1660 24 N/A

810AA B Commerce/B Laws Bruce 87 80 85 77 73 5.8 503 8.1 76 266 12.5 15 2.3 18 87% 14.5 N/A 31 71 323 17.5 N/A 2.9 14 N/A 14 9 63% 75 3 1660 24 N/A

829AA B Management/B Laws Bruce 87 80 85 77 73 5.8 503 8.1 76 266 12.5 15 2.3 18 87% 14.5 N/A 31 71 323 17.5 N/A 2.9 14 N/A 14 9 63% 75 3 1660 24 N/A

149JA B Politics InterRels/B Laws Bruce 87 80 85 77 73 5.8 503 8.1 76 266 12.5 15 2.3 18 87% 14.5 N/A 31 71 323 17.5 N/A 2.9 14 N/A 14 9 63% 75 3 1660 24 N/A

238JA B AustPolit&PP/B Laws Bruce 87 80 85 77 73 5.8 503 8.1 76 266 12.5 15 2.3 18 87% 14.5 N/A 31 71 323 17.5 N/A 2.9 14 N/A 14 9 63% 75 3 1660 24 N/A

240JA B Hum Res Mgt/B Laws Bruce 87 80 85 77 73 5.8 503 8.1 76 266 12.5 15 2.3 18 87% 14.5 N/A 31 71 323 17.5 N/A 2.9 14 N/A 14 9 63% 75 3 1660 24 N/A

241JA B Social Sc/B Laws Bruce 87 80 85 77 73 5.8 503 8.1 76 266 12.5 15 2.3 18 87% 14.5 N/A 31 71 323 17.5 N/A 2.9 14 N/A 14 9 63% 75 3 1660 24 N/A

801AA B Arts/B Laws Bruce 87 80 85 77 73 5.8 503 8.1 76 266 12.5 15 2.3 18 87% 14.5 N/A 31 71 323 17.5 N/A 2.9 14 N/A 14 9 63% 75 3 1660 24 N/A

821AA BA Inter Studies/B Laws Bruce 87 80 85 77 73 5.8 503 8.1 76 266 12.5 15 2.3 18 87% 14.5 N/A 31 71 323 17.5 N/A 2.9 14 N/A 14 9 63% 75 3 1660 24 N/A

225JA B Comm Advt/B Laws Bruce 87 80 85 77 73 5.8 503 8.1 76 266 12.5 15 2.3 18 87% 14.5 N/A 31 71 323 17.5 N/A 2.9 14 N/A 14 9 63% 75 3 1660 24 N/A

227JA B Comm Media&PA/B Laws Bruce 87 80 85 77 73 5.8 503 8.1 76 266 12.5 15 2.3 18 87% 14.5 N/A 31 71 323 17.5 N/A 2.9 14 N/A 14 9 63% 75 3 1660 24 N/A

228JA B Comm Pub Rels/B Laws Bruce 87 80 85 77 73 5.8 503 8.1 76 266 12.5 15 2.3 18 87% 14.5 N/A 31 71 323 17.5 N/A 2.9 14 N/A 14 9 63% 75 3 1660 24 N/A

833AA B Science (Psychology)/ B Laws Bruce 87 80 85 77 73 5.8 503 8.1 76 266 12.5 15 2.3 18 87% 14.5 N/A 31 71 323 17.5 N/A 2.9 14 N/A 14 9 63% 75 3 1660 24 N/A

837AA B Sports Media/B Laws Bruce 87 80 85 77 73 5.8 503 8.1 76 266 12.5 15 2.3 18 87% 14.5 N/A 31 71 323 17.5 N/A 2.9 14 N/A 14 9 63% 75 3 1660 24 N/A

794AA B Laws Bruce 87 80 85 77 73 5.8 503 8.1 76 266 12.5 15 2.3 18 87% 14.5 N/A 31 71 323 17.5 N/A 2.9 14 N/A 14 9 63% 75 3 1660 24 N/A

194JA B Forensic Stds/B Laws Bruce 87 80 85 77 73 5.8 503 8.1 76 266 12.5 15 2.3 18 87% 14.5 N/A 31 71 323 17.5 N/A 2.9 14 N/A 14 9 63% 75 3 1660 24 N/A

836AA B Science/B Laws Bruce 87 80 85 77 73 5.8 503 8.1 76 266 12.5 15 2.3 18 87% 14.5 N/A 31 71 323 17.5 N/A 2.9 14 N/A 14 9 63% 75 3 1660 24 N/A

202JA B Physiotherapy Bruce 89 92 92 88 84 6.2 589 9.3 85 289 14 18 1.8 22 94% 17.5 N/A 35 80 345 N/A N/A 3.5 18 N/A 18 12 73% N/A 3.5 1860 27 N/A

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Additional application process included

We’ve tried to make the application and enrolment process as straightforward as possible. There are four steps you need to follow, which are outlined on these pages.

STEP 1: APPLYINGComplete the online application form at:

https://www.canberra.edu.au/applicant/connect/webconnect

and attach certified documents as required.

Alternatively, applications can be submitted through one of our representative offices in your home country. For a list of our registered agents go to:

www.canberra.edu.au/agents

All applications are assessed in accordance with the University’s Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) requirements and applicants may be requested to submit additional supporting documentation throughout the application process.

CREDIT TRANSFER & ARTICULATION ARRANGEMENTS

If you have studied at another higher education institution you may be able to apply for credit. Further information can be found at:

www.canberra.edu.au/future-students/credit

The University also has articulation arrangements in place with a number of Australian and international partners. If you are an international student and there is an agreement in place which applies to you, any credit for which you are eligible will be listed on your Letter of Offer. Further information about current articulation these arrangements can be found at:

www.canberra.edu.au/future-students/credit/browse

STEP 2: RECEIVING YOUR OFFERIf your application is successful, we will send you an offer letter. This letter will:

• explain the course into which you have been offered a place;

• advise you of any conditions that you need to meet before you can be accepted into the course;

• confirm the fees that are payable and the course start date, including Orientation Week date;

• include information about on-campus accommodation;

• include an Acceptance Declaration form for you to complete.

If your application is unsuccessful we will write to you explaining why and, where possible, offer you an alternative pathway to your preferred course.

STEP 3: ACCEPTING YOUR OFFERYou should now send us, or provide to the local representative office where you lodged your initial application, the following:

• signed Acceptance Declaration form; • evidence you have met all the conditions as

outlined in your offer letter;• proof of payment of the total fees payable as

per offer letter.

For up to date information on how to accept your offer, go to:

www.canberra.edu.au/future-students/accept-your-offer

TUITION FEES

Generally, tuition fees are calculated on a fee per-unit basis. To obtain information about how your fees are calculated, go to:

www.canberra.edu.au/student-services/accepting/international/how-are-your-fees-calculated

PAYMENT OPTIONS

The University of Canberra’s preferred method of payment for international students is through Western Union Business Solutions. It’s a safe and fast payment method that lets you pay in your local currency.

Please ensure that you have your offer letter on hand when you make a payment because you will need it to identify the sum you must

How do I apply?

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http://www.canberra.edu.au/agents

http://www.canberra.edu.au/future-students/credit

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pay and your student ID number. When you are ready to make a payment, please go to our Western Union Business Solutions page: geoforeducation.com/uc. When using Western Union, there are two options:

OPTION 1: CREDIT/DEBIT CARD PAYMENTS

(Visa/MasterCard only)

1. Pay in your local currency using an overseas Visa/MasterCard credit or debit card

2. Pay in Australian dollars (AUD) using an overseas Visa/MasterCard credit or debit card

3. Pay in Australian dollars (AUD) using an Australian dollar Visa/MasterCard credit or debit card.

OPTION 2: LOCAL BANK TRANSFER

• No transaction charges• Pay in the currency of your choice – your

payment will be made to the University of Canberra in Australian dollars (AUD), even if you have selected to pay in your local currency

• Guaranteed payment amount – lock in an exchange rate for up to 72 hours.

For more information about payment instructions please visit:

www.canberra.edu.au/student-services/attachments/pdf-n-z/Western-Union-Business-Solutions-User-Guide.pdf

STEP 4: STUDENT VISA Once your signed Acceptance Declaration and confirmation of payment have been received, reviewed, and processed we will send you a Confirmation of Enrolment (COE). This document confirms your acceptance at the University of Canberra and you will need to supply your COE to the relevant diplomatic mission (embassy or consulate) in your country in order to obtain your student visa.

If you have applied through one of our overseas representative offices, those representatives will also be able to assist you with these procedures.

Further information can be obtained from the Department of Immigration and Border Protection website at:

www.border.gov.au.

IMPORTANT INFORMATIONENROLMENT REQUIREMENTS

Student visa holders are required by the conditions of their visa to study full-time for the duration of their course. International students are not permitted to study part-time unless they are in Australia on a diplomatic or dependent visa. For information see:

www.border.gov.au/Trav/Stud/More

FEES AND DEFERMENTS

Information about International student tuition fees and refunds can be found at:

www.canberra.edu.au/future-students/courses/glossary/fees-and-contributions/international-fees

OVERSEAS HEALTH COVER IS COMPULSORYAll international students holding a student visa and studying at the University of Canberra are required to have Overseas Student Heath Cover (OSHC) for the length of their visa. The University’s preferred provider of OSHC is Allianz Global Assistance. Unless otherwise requested, the University will arrange OSHC at the time of accepting your offer.

You must supply evidence of OSHC when applying for a student visa.

If you plan on bringing your family with you to Australia it is a compulsory visa requirement that any dependent family members are also covered by OSHC.

To find out more about OSHC and Allianz Global Assistance visit:

www.oshcallianzassistance.com.au

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Build a global career in business and commence

Within the discipline of Business and Commerce, you can be confident that you’ll be work ready and armed with the skills required for professional and managerial roles in modern, global business environments.

Our courses seek to develop well-rounded business professionals who are equipped to solve problems within a multi-disciplinary business environment. To strategically add to your work experience, courses within the discipline of Business and Commerce are also eligible for professional internships. As a graduate, you will also bring to your employer a high level of other valuable attributes such as communication and leadership skills.

EXAMPLE OF AVAILABLE COURSES:

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (BBA)BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTINGBACHELOR OF COMMERCEBACHELOR OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESSBACHELOR OF EVENT AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT

BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENTBACHELOR OF BUSINESS INFORMATICSMASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONMASTER OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENTMASTER OF PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING

ALUMNI TESTIMONIAL: DR RAHUL MIRCHANDANI

Master of Business Administration, 1998

“STUDYING AT UC WAS THE MOST CHERISHED EXPERIENCE OF MY LIFETIME”Since graduating from UC's Business Administration program in 1998, Dr Rahul Mirchandani has been making waves in business communities around the world. Rahul is the Executive Director of Aries Agro Limited, an international agricultural inputs company that manufactures specialty nutrients for plants and animals. Even though he runs an international business, teaches and volunteers, Rahul knows how to stay grounded and is a dedicated family man. Rahul credits the experience and education he gained in UC's Business Administration program with giving him the ability to drive his company's marketing, sales, public relations, finance, and corporate strategy efforts.

While you might imagine Rahul sitting behind a computer most days, he is actually a hands-on businessman who enjoys traveling to remote rural areas of India, meeting distributors, and farmers. Rahul says, "Meeting with them helps us understand their habits, which enables us to design products that are relevant to them." Outside of Aries Agro, Rahul ensures he spends quality time with his family. "Home is my sanctuary. I rarely, if ever, work from home. When I'm home, it's strictly family time," Rahul says.

Rahul has paved the way for youth entrepreneurship and agribusiness, earning dozens of leadership positions and awards over the years. Product innovation and leadership

in the Indian agribusiness sector, led Rahul's company to be one of eight selected to meet with US President Barack Obama to discuss Indian agricultural innovation, and he also held an audience with Queen Elizabeth II during Commonwealth Day, 2013 to report on the success of the Commonwealth-Asia Alliance of Young Entrepreneurs which he founded in 2011.

Rahul remembers his days spent on UC's campus fondly. "Studying at UC was undoubtedly the most cherished experience of my lifetime. The University provides a menu of amazing options for a student to choose from".

Course information

Business & Commercebusiness & commerce

COURSE INFORMATION

DISCIPLINE:


Understand the world around you and learn to contribute responsibly

When you choose to study within the Government discipline at the University of Canberra, you gain much more than just a professional qualification. Our courses have an entrepreneurship and innovation focus, to assist students to excel in an ever-changing Government landscape. Studying within the discipline of Government provides you with a specialist qualification, as well as the broad range of knowledge and skills needed to be successful in today’s competitive working environment.

Whatever level you are studying at, our staff will spend quality time with you, helping to enrich your knowledge, develop your skills and challenge your understanding of the international world. Our goal is to make a real and sustainable difference to the world we live in.


BACHELOR OF POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

BACHELOR OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATIONMASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATIONMASTER OF INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

ALUMNI TESTIMONIAL: NAWAF IBRAHIM

Bachelor of Public Administration, Class of 2017

As one of the first international students to be elected as the President of the University of Canberra Student Association (UCSA), and a co-founder of UN-funded Dhivehi Youth Movement, Nawaf Ibrahim understands the importance of providing a platform for young people’s voices to be heard and valued.

Nawaf is currently in his final year of his Bachelor of Public Administration after choosing UC to help “learn the ins and outs of public administration in the heart of the Capital”. When reflecting on his time at UC, Nawaf is grateful for the relationships formed with lecturers and tutors, and the invaluable knowledge they provide their students. “Whether I needed extra help or required an extension, everyone was really helpful and caring at UC.”

Governmentgovernment

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Secure your future with a foundation in law

Studying within the Law discipline provides you with one of the most versatile degrees. It is a golden ticket to the world of work in both Australia and overseas. With our Law course currently ranked in the top five in Australia, you will be equipped with highly valuable skills in order to succeed as a legal practitioner in business or government. Others use our degrees as the basis for success in banking, technology, marketing, construction, human resource management and other areas.

The University of Canberra provides a strong grounding in principles and processes for success in specialties such as personal injury, industrial relations, administrative, tax, family, criminal and intellectual property law.

Our research-led educational methods support you in the adventure of studying law. We have a strong focus on practical learning to provide you with a strong competitive edge. We emphasise valuable legal problem-solving in social and economic contexts and the development of advocacy abilities and legal skills. Some of our recent Law graduates even successfully won the prestigious Hong Kong Wilem Vic Moot competition in 2013. We strive to graduate professionals who respect their social and ethical responsibilities.

EXAMPLE OF AVAILABLE COURSES:BACHELOR OF LAWSMASTER OF LAWSMASTER OF LEGAL STUDIESMASTERS DEGREE IN JURIS DOCTOR

ALUMNI TESTIMONIAL: ERNA RATNANINGSIH

Master of Laws, 2009

SECURE YOUR FUTURE WITH A FOUNDATION IN LAWUniversity of Canberra alumnus Erna Ratnaningsih completed her Master of Laws in 2009, and is now an accomplished legal practitioner based in Jakarta, Indonesia. With experience working as a public defender for the Jakarta Legal Aid Institute, Erna was promoted to chairperson of the Indonesian Legal Aid Foundation following her graduation. She was also the first woman in 40 years to hold this esteemed position.

Working on cases to seek justice for women and children involved in violence, Erna has contributed to many high-profile cases concerning social, economic and cultural human rights. Appointed as the Vice Chairperson of the Indonesian Prosecutors’ Commission in 2015, Erna is responsible for monitoring the performance of Public Prosecutors, their organisational performance and accountability, and reports directly to the President of Indonesia. Erna was also recently a Finalist for the Distinguished Alumni Awards of University of Canberra for Professional Achievement.

lawDISCIPLINE:

Law


Your comprehensive start into the cutting-edge world of engineering and IT

Engineering and Information Technology are essential aspects of every business and organisation, and can be applied to many different employment pathways. Students within this discipline acquire in-depth knowledge and skills on design, development, and implementation of a range of software-based systems over communication network infrastructures.

With a strong background in telecommunications and software engineering, graduates will be prepared to design, implement and operate communication networks, along with the opportunity to develop your teamwork, project management and communication skills. With a project-based learning methodology, our courses within the Engineering and IT discipline include hands-on training and engagement, professional work experience, and the possibility of internships with prestigious companies, both locally and nationally.

We teach cutting-edge, professional and practical skills. We commit ourselves to teaching practical skills that are balanced by theoretical and practical knowledge. With flexible delivery and potential internships, the course provides you with the opportunity to be at the forefront of technology with employment opportunities in just about every industry.

EXAMPLE OF AVAILABLE COURSES:BACHELOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATIONBACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYMASTER OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND SYSTEMS

MASTER OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYBACHELOR OF ENGINEERING IN NETWORK AND SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

ALUMNI TESTIMONIAL: OLIVER VIDINOVSKI

Bachelor of Information Technology, 1999

ON THE CUTTING EDGE OF DIGITAL MEDIA WITH GOOGLESince graduating from the University of Canberra with Bachelor of Information Technology in 1999, Oliver Vidinovski has established himself as a leader in digital media. With a passion for digital products and sales, Oliver played a significant part in Fairfax Media's move into the online space across not only its newspapers, but also a suite of Australia's most famous digital properties.

As the former Head of Digital and Operations at Fairfax, Oliver played a crucial role in the newspaper giant's adaptation to the digital world, and move away from only offering print and radio media. In addition to their newspapers such as the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, Oliver also worked across Fairfax properties such as domain.com.au and rsvp.com.au, and started their Digital Marketing Services Division.

engineering & information

technology

DISCIPLINE:

Engineering & information technology


Start your journey towards a career in health

The discipline of Allied Health at the University of Canberra educates health professionals and researchers to be leaders in the ever-changing health sector. As a major focus of the discipline, courses in health are about improving the quality of life for individuals and the broader society. This is achieved through the study of health, nursing, psychology and human sciences, including the study of physical and mental health and disease, as well as human and community well-being. With the focus firmly on innovative education methods, the discipline is continuously evolving to meet the needs of demanding work environments. We produce highly regarded graduates and high quality research in the areas of psychology, nursing, midwifery, pharmacy, occupational therapy, public health and counselling.


BACHELOR OF NURSINGBACHELOR OF HEALTH SCIENCESBACHELOR OF PUBLIC HEALTHBACHELOR OF PSYCHOLOGYMASTER OF PHARMACYBACHELOR OF MEDICAL RADIATION SCIENCE (MEDICAL IMAGING)

ALUMNI TESTIMONIAL: KATE RUSSELL

Bachelor of Public Health, 2014

Kate Russell graduated early in 2014 as one of the first University of Canberra students with the new Bachelor of Public Health. She went with the study abroad scheme in 2012 on the Public Health in Mexico Program. “The public health course has been really interesting. I am excited at the diverse range of opportunities that are available to me with this qualification. “This degree also gave me the opportunity to study overseas, which was one of the best experiences of my life. Studying public health has led me to rewarding work in the mental health sector and I am passionate about pursuing a career in health and social policy.”

allied healthDISCIPLINE:

Allied health


Keeping the very best at the top of their game

The discipline of Sport offers both undergraduate and postgraduate courses. It conducts research projects, facilitates social networking, and promotes graduate careers in a wide range of sport, recreation and health-related fields. Our on-campus teaching facilities are particularly impressive and include sports testing laboratories with high performance and gait analysis equipment. In 2014, we opened our new impressive ‘Sporting Commons’. This includes a new physiology research laboratory with an environmental chamber, strength and conditioning, biomechanics, performance analysis, computer laboratories, coaching facilities, and the very latest training resources.

As a graduate of one of the highest ranked, Australian rehabilitation and sport-focused degrees, you’ll enjoy significant opportunities to gain employment in government health agencies, sport management and sporting organisations in Australia and overseas.


BACHELOR OF SPORTS MANAGEMENTBACHELOR OF SPORTS AND EXERCISE SCIENCEBACHELOR OF EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY AND REHABILITATION

MASTER OF HIGH PERFORMANCE SPORTSMASTER OF PHYSIOTHERAPY

ALUMNI TESTIMONIAL: JULIE ANDERSON

Bachelor of Arts Sports Administration, 1996

One of Australia’s most successful sports management officers, Coach, leader, and role model, Julie Anderson does it all! With a lifetime dedicated to the world of sport, Julie has continuously climbed the ranks with several career-defining moments to help propel her to where she is today. After graduating from UC in 1996 with her Bachelor of Arts in Sports Administration, Julie has held several key positions, including the Sydney Organising Committee for the 2000 Olympic Games, as Executive Officer at Softball South Australia, Executive Officer at Football Federation South Australia, and the Community Coaching Manager at Football Federation, Victoria. In 2013, Julie was promoted as the CEO of Big V Basketball, bringing her wealth of sports knowledge and experience to the semi-professional league.

sportsDISCIPLINE:

Sports


Take your career in building to new heights

Canberra is Australia’s only planned city, making it the perfect inspirational backdrop for the study of the discipline of Building, Environment and Design. Be inspired by our world-class international architectural academics, and an encouraging environment that is designed to produce outstanding graduates ready to challenge the boundaries both nationally and internationally.

The University of Canberra’s Building Environment and Design program provides graduates with management and supervision skills specific to the industry, while developing detailed knowledge about building processes and materials. Managers in this field need to fully understand the legal frameworks and the roles of the various people in the industry, as well as being skilled with technology to manage their projects.


BACHELOR OF DESIGN BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ARCHITECTUREBACHELOR CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENTMASTER OF URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNINGMASTER OF ARCHITECTURE

ALUMNI TESTIMONIAL: THOMAS SKEEHAN

Bachelor of Industrial Design, 2012

"STUDYING AT UC TAUGHT ME A BROAD RANGE OF DESIGN SKILLS"Tom graduated in 2012 and is already being recognised in the design industry. He was awarded NSW and ACT 2012 Graduate of the Year by the Design Institute of Australia, named as an emerging designer by Insidemagazine and selected for Indesign magazine's 'Galleria' exhibition in Sydney. Tom was also the runner up in QANTAS Spirit of Youth Awards in the craft and object category.

Despite "a few big offers" to move, he said he doesn't have any plans to leave Canberra, with part of that being because of his time at the University. "UC is famous in the design community; they've done a lot for industrial design in Australia, so we need to commit to staying here to keep that culture going”.

building, environment &

design

DISCIPLINE:

Building, environment & design


Let your creativity take you around the world

Studying within our Communication and Media discipline at the University of Canberra, will provide you with the job-ready skills and knowledge, plus the creative and strategic edge needed to meet evolving challenges in the dynamic advertising and marketing communication industries. You’ll find extensive employment opportunities when you graduate with a University of Canberra qualification in Communication. You could work in advertising and communication agencies, corporations, the media, and in the marketing communication areas of public, private, community or not-for-profit organisations. The University of Canberra also offers an internship program within this discipline, which can positively add value to your professional work experience, and suitably prepare you for the workplace.


BACHELOR OF COMMUNICATIONS IN ADVERTISING

BACHELOR OF MARKETING MANAGEMENTBACHELOR OF COMMUNICATIONS IN MEDIA AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS

BACHELOR OF COMMUNICATIONS IN PUBLIC RELATIONS

MASTER OF COMMUNICATIONS

ALUMNI TESTIMONIAL: MELANIE PORTELLI

Bachelor of Communication in Advertising & Marketing 2003

MELANIE’S SUCCESS IN ADVERTISING NEEDS NO ADVERTISINGMelanie Portelli currently resides in London where she is Marketing Director of start-up agency NOW. She is responsible for the growth of the agency which includes everything from ensuring the agency is included on the initial long list, all the way through to running pitches. Previously Melanie was the Group Business Director at Saatchi & Saatchi Sydney where she ran The Woolworths Group’s BIG W account and was intrinsic to the launch of brand ambassador Eric Stonestreet (aka Eric from Modern Family). Melanie also worked at Saatchi & Saatchi London and CHI & Partners where her responsibilities moved between new business and managing accounts. She has worked on high profile business such as Lexus Europe, Samsung Global and Toyota. Melanie was first employed as an Account Coordinator at BWM in Sydney where she worked on the agency’s biggest account, Telstra BigPond. In 2010 Melanie was selected as a part of the ‘Rising Stars’ scholarship programme, a Marketing Academy UK initiative.

communication & media

DISCIPLINE:

Communication & media


Enrol in one of the most progressive design courses in Australia

Whether you’re interested in the old or the new, the local or the global, the University of Canberra is the place to open our mind and look at things in a completely different light. A stimulating career and an informed, exciting life often begins within the discipline of Creative and Cultural Practice. You will be exposed to bold concepts, strong ideas and original arguments that won’t just affect you at university, but influence your thinking forever. Whether your interest lies in Graphic Design, Media Arts and Production or the Arts, the University of Canberra provides the foundations necessary to succeed in your chosen creative industry. Many of our arts degree students combine their degree with other discipline areas, and graduate with a double degree studied over four years full-time.


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ALUMNI TESTIMONIAL: HEMA PATEL

Bachelor of Graphic Design with Honours, 2003

HEMA HAS CONQUERED AMERICA AS AN AWARD WINNING CREATIVE DIRECTOR AND INNOVATIVE PRODUCT DESIGNERWorking for perhaps the world's best-known advertising agency in the creative and cultural hub of New York was a long way from late night study in UC's design lab and lunches at Iguana Café.

Through sheer determination, hard work and a lot of talent, Hema Patel was able to take her Bachelor of Graphic Design and turn it into an award-winning career as the creative mind behind some of America's most famous advertising and marketing campaigns in recent years.

After working for Sydney based agencies IdeaWorks and M&C Saatchi, Hema followed her dream all the way to New York where she landed a job at one of the most famous agencies in the world, Grey.

From changing the way Americans eat Pringles, to using sexy grandmas to sell lemonade, and promoting the world's biggest sports league without showing a single player, at Grey, Hema worked with some of America's biggest and best-known brands.

"I am so grateful for my amazing education at UC, it gave me a wonderful grounding, work ethic and skill set that set the trajectory for my career."

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Inspire the next generation

Teachers play an essential role in shaping the future of our nation and teacher quality is critical to a profession that makes all others possible. Our aim is to produce quality teachers, which is why we offer such quality degrees. Our discipline has strong links with the industry and the professions. All of our courses have been designed in consultation with the relevant professions and future employers, and our work integrated learning focus means that you will graduate having had access to authentic workplace learning opportunities. We offer courses in Education and Educational Studies, International Development and many other related areas. Students can also combine their degree specialisations within the discipline, and across the university to form double degrees.


BACHELOR OF EDUCATIONMASTER OF EDUCATIONAL STUDIESMASTER OF TEACHING ENGLISH TO SPEAKERS OF OTHER LANGUAGES

MASTER OF INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

ALUMNI TESTIMONIAL: IBRAHIM ISMAIL

Bachelor of Education, 1992; Master of Educational Planning and Administration, 1994; UC’s 2013 Distinguished Alumni

REVOLUTIONARY LEADER OF POLITICAL AND EDUCATIONAL REFORM IN MALDIVESIbrahim “Ibra” Ismail is a two-time UC graduate and revolutionary leader of political and educational reform in Maldives. After completing his Bachelor of Education and Master of Educational Planning and Administration at UC, Ibra moved back to Maldives to begin implementing changes to the Maldives educational system. While working with the Ministry of Education, Ibra helped revamp the Maldives education curriculum and the way teachers were trained, finding new ways to deliver the education students needed. He also set up a National Assessment Programme to monitor the quality of education. After 10 years of education reform, Ibra became a politician, helping write Maldives’ new constitution and becoming the Advisor to the President of Maldives. For Ibra’s outstanding contributions to education and Maldivian politics, he was awarded UC’s 2013 Distinguished Alumni Award.

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Education, teaching & international development


The big picture approach to your career in science

The study of Science at the University of Canberra provides you with versatility and a wide variety of career options, by allowing you to tailor your own general science degree or choose a specific specialist degree within a range of discipline areas.

The specialist disciplines include Environmental Science, Biomedical Science, Medical Science, Pharmaceutical Science and Forensic Studies. The more generalist Bachelor of Science offers majors in Mathematics, Chemistry, Biomedical, Biology, IT, Computing Technology, and Earth and Environmental Studies, Physics and Physical Education. Students interested in secondary teaching are encouraged to undertake our special pathways in science education, incorporating a minor in teacher education with the relevant majors in line with their particular interest/specialisation. A key component for each degree is the professional development offered and work-place training opportunities.


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ALUMNI TESTIMONIAL: PETER FREDERICK CURWEN

Bachelor of Science, 2002

“UC GAVE ME THE EDUCATION TO BE ABLE TO EMBARK ON A 10 YEAR SCIENCE CAREER”Scientist turned police constable, Peter Frederick is a man of many skills. After graduating from UC in 2002 with his Bachelor of Science, Peter launched a decade long career as a researcher and laboratory technician, performing a huge range of jobs, like analysing vaccines for safety and effectiveness, and testing new anti-inflammatory antibodies, and establishing experimental Auto-immune Encephalitis treatments. After 10 years of work as a scientist, Peter decided to pursue a new career as a Constable with the South Australian Police. Despite his accelerated and varied career, Peter still fondly remembers his UC career – “It was one of the most exciting times of my life!”

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WHERE WILL I LIVE?The University of Canberra offers campus accommodation for more than 2400 people from Australia and around the world. You can choose from Arscott House, University of Canberra Village, Weeden Lodge and Cooper Lodge. Wherever you end up, you’re sure to find a safe, comfortable and friendly place to live. It’s important to note that there is a high demand for on-campus accommodation, so applying early gives you a better chance of getting the place you want.

SAFE AND SECURE

Security staff can be contacted 24 hours a day and the accommodation facilities are regularly monitored, which means you’ll live in a very safe environment.

ADVICE AND ACTIVITIES

All the accommodation facilities have active resident support programs that offer social, emotional and academic support.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ACCOMMODATION GUARANTEEThat’s right, we’ve all heard stories about how difficult student accommodation can be to find, well not at UC! The University of Canberra accommodation providers at Bruce campus will offer guaranteed accommodation for international students in 2017–2018. International students can apply for this at any time during their study and the guaranteed accommodation is for the duration of their degree. Yes, we guarantee it! To check eligibility requirements and to view what is available and apply, you will need to register via our Accommodation Guarantee Portal:

canberra.edu.au/residences/intl-accom-guarantee

OFF-CAMPUS ACCOMMODATIONThe University of Canberra accommodation website contains information about off-campus accommodation options including family homes, apartments and share-house accommodation.

Family homes and apartments cost from $380 to $450 a week depending on the size and number of bedrooms. Share-house cost is approximately $170 to $200 a week. A Homestay Program is also available for international students who would like to stay with an Australian family. Prices start at $190 a week.

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UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA VILLAGE

The University of Canberra Village is a 1334-bed facility located on the University campus. It is self-catered and offers a variety of living options, including 12-bedroom share residences, one, two and five-bedroom apartments and options for postgraduate and mature-age students.

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WEEDEN LODGE

Weeden Lodge is a 480-bed facility located between the University and the Belconnen town centre and close to shops, restaurants and the Belconnen bus interchange. It is self-catered and you can choose from studio, share and multibed-apartment living. To make it more affordable, Weeden Lodge is supported by the National Rental Affordability Scheme (NRAS) with financial assistance from the Commonwealth and ACT governments.

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COOPER LODGE

Cooper Lodge is the University’s newest 416-bed accommodation facility. It is located right in the heart of the University campus next to the University of Canberra College. It is self-catered and you can choose from studio and multi-bed apartment living. To make it as affordable as possible, Cooper Lodge is supported by the National Rental Affordability Scheme (NRAS) with financial assistance from the Commonwealth and ACT governments.

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WE’RE HERE TO HELP Here at the University of Canberra, each and every one of our students is important to us. Including you. That’s why we have several resources and facilities available to you should you ever need some help – whether it’s with your study, your health or your English skills.

STUDY SKILLS

Study Skills supports students enrolled at the University of Canberra and University of Canberra College. Through drop-in study sessions in the Library students can get help from Study Skills staff with assignment writing, finding information and research skills, referencing, avoiding plagiarism, time management and exam preparation. Study Skills also runs orientation sessions, study skills and EndNote workshops and a four-day Intensive English program. All UC students also have access to the Study Help moodle site which offers a range of interactive online modules and resources to develop students’ study skills. For more information visit:

www.canberra.edu.au/studyskills

STUDY SKILLS ROVERS

The Study Skills Rovers are UC student leaders trained to help students with assignment writing, finding information, referencing, using UC web applications such as Moodle and Mahara, as well as connecting to the wi-fi and printing networks. The Study Skills Rovers offer 20 minutes of drop-

in individual assistance daily in the Library and can be recognised by their purple Rover shirts. The Study Skills Rovers also provide a phone and online help service. For more information visit:


PEER ASSISTED LEARNING SESSIONS (PALS)

Peer Assisted Learning Sessions (PALS) are group study help sessions for common core-first year units. PALS are run by trained student leaders who integrate content and learning skills in activity-based workshops. PALS leaders provide insight into effective learning strategies for the unit and the program also provides students with an opportunity to form study groups in an informal setting. For more information visit:


CAREERS UC

Careers UC provides you with advice on getting part-time, vacation, and graduate employment, as well as running workshops to develop skills such as writing a resume or conducting an effective interview.

The Careers UC website is an excellent portal for obtaining information on employers’ online recruitment, graduate opportunities, useful web links, career assessment guides, and more. For more information visit:

www.canberra.edu.au/careers

IMPROVE YOUR ENGLISH

At the University of Canberra English Language Centre (UCCELC), our intensive courses will dramatically improve your English language skills in a remarkably short time. See page 14 for full details.

SHOP ON CAMPUS

There is a bank, post office, hair salon, bookshop and general convenience store with food, art materials, stationery, gifts and souvenirs. There are also on campus food outlets, coffee shops, and a bar that serves international cuisine including halal and vegetarian food.

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24-HOUR COMPUTER CENTRE

You’ll have 24-hour access to the University’s Computer Centre, which has networked Macs and PCs as well as scanning, printing and photocopying facilities. There’s free wireless access for laptops, free email and you get a yearly Internet allocation to assist with your study.

OUR LIBRARY HAS IT ALL

The University’s library has a huge array of print, multimedia and electronic resources to meet your study and research needs. There are also computers for research, private spaces for individual or group study, and printing and photocopying facilities. Dressed in distinctive blue shirts, Library Rovers are available to help you with any queries you may have. For more information visit:

www.canberra.edu.au/library/services/libraryrover-service

INCLUSION & WELFARE SUPPORT

Inclusion & Welfare provides general welfare support for all students, support for students with disability, mental health or medical conditions including reasonable adjustments, as well as a range of specialist support programs.

Social and welfare programs include; referral for accommodation and residential support, transitioning to University, networking events,

advice regarding appeals and grievances and support for general wellbeing concerns. For more information visit:

www.canberra.edu.au/current-students/canberra-students/student-support/inclusion-welfare

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

There are lots of options to help students access a degree at the University of Canberra, no matter what life circumstances or financial restrictions students face. The Student Loans Scheme offers assistance with study related costs such as accommodation and purchase of textbooks and materials for course work. Other requirements are considered on an individual basis. For more information visit:

http://www.canberra.edu.au/current-students/canberra-students/student-support/financial-support/financial-assistance-for-international-students

MEDICAL AND COUNSELLING CENTRE

The Medical and Counselling Centre provides confidential services for all students, including medical consultations, accident and emergency care, travel advice and vaccinations, sports medicine, a dental screening service, counselling, and more. For more information visit:

www.canberra.edu.au/medical-counselling

MULTI-FAITH CENTRE

The Multi-Faith Centre offers pastoral support to University of Canberra students and staff of all faiths and none. A dedicated Muslim Prayer Room and contemplation space is available. Canberra is also home to a number of churches, mosques, temples and spiritual centres. For more information visit:

www.canberra.edu.au/multifaith-centre

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ADVISORS AND THE INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICE (ISSS)

International Student Advisors are available to give you advice and support with a range of administrative and personal matters, including information, advice and referrals relating to student visas, understanding university policies and procedures, lodging appeals and grievances, dealing with emergencies and official University letters, and cultural adjustment and welfare. They should be your first point of contact should you ever have an enquiry or need any help.

The International Student Support Service provides a range of programs and services to enhance your experience at the University. In particular, the Personal Adviser Scheme (PAS), which is a support program for all newly, commencing international students. Eligible students are assigned an academic staff member from their home faculty as their Personal Adviser (PA) for the duration of their course.


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The University of Canberra (UC) offers students from around the world the opportunity to study in the capital city of Australia for six months or one year. If you can’t stay in Australia for your full degree, you still have the opportunity to improve your English language skills and internationalise your degree at UC. If you are a Study Abroad student at UC you will receive an academic transcript from the University of Canberra that can add credit to your home university degree. The UC Study Abroad Office provides you with full support including guaranteed housing, pre-arrival assistance and a Study Abroad student orientation. Our programming includes many exciting trips and activities throughout your study with us! For more information please email:

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EXCHANGE OPPORTUNITIES FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

International students who come to the University of Canberra (UC) have the wonderful opportunity to go to a second country to study as part of their UC degree. You can choose to study overseas at one of more than 70 partner universities. Our overseas opportunities are for all disciplines and you have the choice of going on a six-month exchange or a short-term, 3-4 week program. Our exchange programs are academic programs designed to grant credit towards your UC degree.

Going on exchange gives you the opportunity to explore even more of the world, gain a greater understanding of different cultures and governments, improve language skills and employment opportunities and further personal growth and development. When on exchange, international students will pay tuition to the University of Canberra, not at their host university.

For more information about this amazing opportunity please see our website:

canberra.edu.au/study-abroad/travel-os

For more information please email:

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The University of Canberra and University of Canberra College offer competitive scholarships for international students. Scholarships are supported by community organisations, the Government, the University of Canberra and University of Canberra College.

The University of Canberra and University of Canberra College offer a diverse range of scholarships for students from around the world. Many of our scholarships are supported by the Australian government or local community organisations to provide the best opportunities to International students.

Our degrees prepare students to be work ready with practical skills to succeed in a variety of employment areas. With scholarship opportunities to suit a broad variety of International backgrounds, interests and study areas, we encourage eligible students to apply.

For more information about our scholarship opportunities at UC, please visit to our website:

http://www.canberra.edu.au/future-students/scholarships-and-financial-support/international

For Australian government scholarships available in your country, please visit the Australia Awards website:

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Research for the future

The University of Canberra is a world ranked, creative and innovative tertiary institution, with a strong vision for the future and a commitment to making genuine breakthroughs in research.

The University is ranked in the world’s top 100 institutions aged under 50 years by Quacquarelli Symonds and in the top 150 by Tertiary Higher Education’s (THE) rankings. It is ranked within the top four per cent of institutions worldwide, entering the 501-600 band in the THE overall world rankings in 2015.

We offer postgraduate research degrees spanning across 28 broad areas of study. Among those disciplines is the University’s world-leading Environmental Sciences, which received the highest ranking possible in the Excellence in Research for Australia rankings published in December 2015.

The University of Canberra also boasts 11 fields of research at or above world standard, including: genetics; human movement and sport science; nursing; public health and health services; political science; law; specialist studies in education; performing arts and creative writing; and communication and media studies.

While the University of Canberra carries out valuable research that tackles real-world problems to make global impacts across a variety of fields, we take particular pride in our flagship projects, governance and policy, environment and health research. These areas of focus are supported within four University research centres, the Institute for Governance and Policy Analysis, the Institute of Applied Ecology, the Research Institute of Sport and Exercise and the Health Research Institute, and several faculty- based research centres.

Our focus is on building a vibrant culture of inquiry, encouragement and empowerment, where staff and students alike make major academic, professional and personal breakthroughs.

We are one of Australia’s most innovative tertiary institutions and are world ranked, with regional, national and international reach. As a young, creative and energetic university we’ll continue to progress and grow to meet the changing needs of our students.

The University’s research culture is based upon a dynamic, innovative and collaborative environment, producing high-quality and high- impact work that makes an early and significant difference to the world around us. Developing a strong research focus and strategic national and international partnerships, as well as commercial opportunities, will underpin the achievement of excellence and impact in our research.

The University offers a range of flexible learning options and hands-on work experience, ensuring students will be prepared for any environment upon their graduation. We seek out researchers who are ready to break the mould and provide an environment that inspires them to try fresh ideas and bold new approaches.

We are excited to produce graduates who possess the discipline knowledge, professional skills, intercultural capabilities and personal attributes to become leaders who will inspire and deliver a sustainable future in a digital age. Our graduates are among the most sought after in the country.

Our purpose is clear; to provide transformative education experiences, engage in high quality research and creative practice and let these combined endeavours contribute to a just, prosperous and sustainable community.

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ALUMNI TESTIMONIAL: BIMO WIJAYANTO

PhD Economics

After Bimo completed his PhD, he returned to Indonesian Tax Office as a Senior Analyst to initiate the establishment of the Centre for Tax Analysis. Not long after that he received an offer to be Senior Advisor in the Executive Office of the President of Republic of Indonesia. His area of responsibilities included tax-fiscal analysis, anti-corruption strategy and bureaucracy reform. Bimo also teaches at Universities Gadjah Mada for their graduate and professional programs.

During his time studying at the University of Canberra, Bimo was presented with the Hadi Soesastro Australia Award in February 2014 for his research in examining ways to make the Indonesian taxation system more equitable. The Award was named in honour of eminent Indonesian economist, the late Professor Hadi Soesastro, who passed away in 2010 and was one of the Indonesia’s foremost public intellectuals. Funded by the Australian Government, the Award provides $25,000 for young Indonesian leaders in their field involved in high level research and skill development at Australian Universities. Only two PhD students were awarded the inaugural Hadi Soesastro Australia Awards.

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1. INSTITUTE FOR APPLIED ECOLOGY

Ecological research at the University of Canberra brings fundamental research to bear on applied problems. It is focused across a diverse range of environmental issues including:

• wildlife genetics and genomics• freshwater ecology and catchment

management• conservation biology and invasion biology• environmental chemistry and ecotoxicology

The University carries out its environmental research through the Institute for Applied Ecology (IAE), a trans-disciplinary research centre committed to applying the very best science to solve environmental problems.

The IAE has over 100 researchers, students and technicians, working together to address key

challenges in environmental science. The IAE enjoys an international reputation in invasive species management, conservation genetics and freshwater ecology.

Strengths in conservation management, aquatic bioassessment, environmental chemistry and population genetics are complemented by investment in the use of genomic tools, such as epigenetics and eDNA for environmental management.

The Institute excels at sophisticated ecological modelling and the use of ‘big data’. Its approach to applied management comes from understanding fundamental ecology and biology.

It has an excellent reputation for carrying out ‘on the ground’ work in applied ecology evident through its strong partnerships with

landowners, government agencies and other research providers. This has included hosting the eWater and Invasive Species Cooperative Research Centres.

The IAE takes great pride in its intellectual environment, which is both academically stimulating and highly connected to practitioners.

The Institute is led by Director, Professor Ross Thompson.

The Institute also benefits from its strong adjunct community and three Thinkers in Residence: Professor Jenny Graves AO FAA, Professor Sam Lake AO and Professor Charley Krebs FRSC, all pre-eminent scientists in their respective fields.

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2. INSTITUTE FOR GOVERNANCE AND POLICY ANALYSIS

The Institute for Governance and Policy Analysis (IGPA) at the University of Canberra conducts high quality interdisciplinary research in governance and policy analysis to make significant changes to the world in which we live.

IGPA has largest concentration of internationally recognised governance and public policy scholars in Australia. Our expertise extends to political sciences, public administration, applied economics, micro-simulation, policy modelling, public policy and law.

Our cutting-edge research has genuine public value in economic, social, environmental and political matters, leveraged from our collaborations with local and international stakeholders and researchers.

Researchers with IGPA can draw on experience and strengths across a variety of fields, providing insight into areas such as understanding and managing major environmental challenges, including climate change, and changing patterns of health and health service delivery. The close proximity to the University of Canberra’s Institute of Applied Ecology and Health Research Institute also allow high level cooperation on research and analysis to inform public policy development on the environment, earth systems, health, disability and aged care.

IGPA conducts high profile policy and organisational evaluations for domestic and international organisations, including- Austrade, United Nations Development Programme and the World Bank.

The Institute has projects underway in partnership with governments and international organisations including Afghanistan, Brazil, China, the UK and Vietnam. It also collaborates with international researchers, including those at: the WZB Social Science Research Centre in Berlin; the UK Universities of Birmingham, London School of Economics, Sheffield, Southampton and York; the Federal University of Minas Gerais in Brazil; and the Ash Centre at Harvard University.

The Institute’s Director is Professor Mark Evans.

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3. RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR SPORT AND EXERCISE

The University of Canberra Research Institute for Sport and Exercise (UCRISE) is a research and innovation institute bringing together staff from a wide variety of academic disciplines around the theme of sport and exercise.

The Institute has been created to support the University’s sporting aspirations through: strategic planning and leadership, the co-ordination of sport-related research and consultancy across its faculties and the development of external partnerships.

Our research strength comes from our combined expertise in sport: physiology,

psychology, biomechanics, strength and conditioning, coaching science, performance analysis, performance nutrition and dietetics, physiotherapy, industrial design, data and mathematical modelling and statistics, graphic and visual design, computer engineering as well as sport management, ethics, law and governance.

UCRISE research in Human Movement and Sport Science has been rated as being Above World Standard in the category “Human Movement and Sports Science”. The rating was released by the Australian Research Council on December 4, 2015, as part of the Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) results. ERA

measures the quality of research produced by Australian universities against world standards.

The Institute has several defined areas of research focus including: high performance sport; rugby research; physical literacy; sport design and technology; and sport and exercise medicine.

UCRISE is led by Director, Professor Kevin Thompson.

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4. HEALTH RESEARCH INSTITUTE

Excellence in research is at the core of the vision for the University of Canberra Health Research Institute (UC-HRI) which brings together University-wide expertise in biomedicine, biotechnology, clinical sciences, public health, urban planning and architecture, and health services research across the continuum of ‘whole of person health to whole of population’.

UC-HRI consolidates and showcases the University’s health research strengths, building the scale, scope, sustainability and infrastructure necessary to support world-class health research and to take it to the world.

Drawing on the experience and expertise within the University’s Centre for Research and Action in Public Health and Centre for Research in Therapeutic Solutions, the Institute encourages and supports interdisciplinary, multi-disciplinary and transdisciplinary approaches in addressing ‘real world’ issues and future ‘grand challenges’.

UC-HRI continues to build a strong basis for collaboration from researchers from a range of disciplines working together with the realisation that an integration of multiple perspectives is required to better understand and ameliorate complex problems.

UC-HRI is committed to research in areas including: health and wellbeing throughout the lifespan; biomedical discovery for disease prevention and treatment; healthcare systems and health services research; and technology for improved health and well-being.

UC-HRI is led by Director, Professor Rachel Davey.

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WHY DO A RESEARCH DEGREE AT UC?We seek out researchers who are ready to break the mould and provide an environment that inspires them to try fresh ideas and bold new approaches.

Our research teams are tackling real-world problems and making global impacts in fields including governance, environment, communication, health and education.

Higher degree by research (HDR) students are integral members of our research communities. We recognise that our HDR students bring to the graduate research journey a diverse range of motivations and skills sets. Our aim is to further equip our graduates with the skills and expertise required to be workforce ready – wherever that might be - with the understanding that our graduates will be influencing practice and leading innovation across a broad range of work environments. At the University of Canberra, structured coursework units are available to provide you with the the skills you need to conduct your research. Additionally, the UC Researcher Development program will give you the edge you need to navigate your way to success.

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (PHD)

The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) enables you to undertake independent and specialised research and make a distinct, original contribution to the knowledge of your chosen subject. You will disseminate the results of this research in either a written dissertation, portfolio of published works or creative work with an exegesis. You will be required to submit a thesis, which is normally 80,000 to 100,000 words in length. Your research will be supervised by at least two academics and will normally be carried out within the University.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Applicants are generally required to:

• Have a bachelor’s degree with first or upper second class honours awarded by an Australian university or other recognised higher education institution and provide evidence of research training and aptitude for research; or

• Hold an award or have completed work that has first or upper-second class honours equivalences.

• Provide evidence of significant research ability.

Requirements for entry into the PhD course – including the University standards on honours equivalence – are defined in the University’s Admission to Higher Degree by Research Courses Policy:

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COURSE DURATION

The maximum duration of the PhD course is four years full-time equivalent enrolment. A target date for thesis submission is three years (36 months).

PROFESSIONAL DOCTORATE

A professional doctorate degree combines with research, coursework and in some cases professional work/industry experience. It is an opportunity to integrate high-level research into your professional life. While they are research-based, professional doctorates focus on the improvement of professional practice– you work towards resolving current industry problems by applying existing theories in new or innovative ways or developing new, evidence-based practice. Professional doctorates integrate coursework with research in order to give you the opportunity to develop your research skills while designing your project. Professional doctorates are offered at the University of Canberra in the areas of business administration, public administration, information sciences and legal science. Your research will be supervised by at least two academics and will normally be carried out within the University. You will be required to submit a thesis, which normally should not exceed 60,000 words in length.

Find out more about a research degree at:

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ARTS & DESIGN

COURSE DURATION INTAKE COURSE CODE CRICOS ANNUAL

FEE 2016 TOTAL FEE

Bachelor of Arts 3 years S1/S2 429AA 025535G $22,180 $66,540

Bachelor of Arts in Architecture 3 years S1/S2 912AA 058966M $28,450 $85,350

Bachelor of Arts in International Studies 3 years S1/S2 793AA 047934K $22,030 $66,090

Bachelor of Building and Construction Management 4 years S1/S2 357JA 091986K $22,890 $91560

Bachelor of Communication in Advertising 3 years S1/S2 211JA 076891J $21,000 $63,000

Bachelor of Communication in Media and Public Affairs 3 years S1/S2 213JA 076893G $22,140 $66,420

Bachelor of Communication in Public Relations 3 years S1/S2 214JA 076892G $20,340 $61,020

Bachelor of Design 3 years S1/S2 206JA 076911K $26,100 $78,300

Bachelor of Film Production 3 years S1 301JA 085806C $21,840 $65,520

Bachelor of Graphic Design 3 years S1/S2 164JA 071398G $28,450 $85,350

Bachelor of Heritage, Museums and Conservation 3 years S1/S2 215JA 076968D $23,710 $71,130

Bachelor of Industrial Design 3 years S1 288JA 068891J $26,100 $78,300

Bachelor of Interior Architecture 3 years S1/S2 289JA 068892G $26,100 $78,300

Bachelor of Journalism 3 years S1/S2 320JA 087834E $24,260 $72,780

Bachelor of Landscape Design 3 years S1 290JA 082807D $26,100 $78,300

Bachelor of Media Arts and Production 3 years S1/S2 985AA 065642F $22,180 $66,540

Bachelor of Sports Management 3 years S1/S2 688AA 046609J $24,290 $72,870

Bachelor of Sports Media 3 years S1/S2 689AA 046610E TBA TBA

Bachelor of Web Design and Production 3 years S1/S2 267JA 078925K $22,470 $67,410

Bachelor of Writing 3 years S1/S2 984AA 065644D $25,870 $77,610

BUSINESS, GOVERNMENT & LAW


FEE 2016TOTAL

FEE

Associate Degree of Justice Studies 2 years S1/S2 247JA 076969C $22,890 $45,780

Bachelor of Accounting 3 years S1/S2 182JA 073946A $26,590 $79,770

Bachelor of Applied Economics 3 years S1/S2 943AA 016545B $22,890 $68,670

Bachelor of Australian Politics and Public Policy 3 years S1/S2 183JA 073947M $26,590 $79,770

Bachelor of Business Administration 3 years S1/S2 761AA 025564B $22,890 $68,670

Bachelor of Business Informatics 3 years S1/S2 706AA 049490F $22,890 $68,670

Bachelor of Commerce 3 years S1/S2 762AA 052588C $22,890 $68,670

Bachelor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation 3 years S1/S2 208JA 076913G $22,890 $68,670

Bachelor of Event and Tourism Management 3 years S1/S2 279JA 080997J $22,890 $68,670

Bachelor of Finance 3 years S1/S2 184JA 073948K $26,590 $79,770

Bachelor of Human Resource Management 3 years S1/S2 185JA 073949J $26,590 $79,770

Bachelor of International Business 3 years S1/S2 186JA 073950E $26,590 $79,770

Bachelor of Justice Studies 3 years S1/S2 248JA 076970K $22,890 $68,670

Bachelor of Laws 4 years S1/S2 794AA 025566M $24,150 $96,600

Bachelor of Management 3 years S1/S2 394AA 003191G $22,890 $68,670

Bachelor of Marketing Management 3 years S1/S2 187JA 073951D $26,590 $79,770

Bachelor of Politics and International Relations 3 years S1/S2 124JA 068975E $21,610 $64,830

Bachelor of Public Administration 3 years S1/S2 210JA 076915F $26,590 $79,770

Bachelor of Social Science 3 years S1/S2 188JA 073952C $20,350 $61,050

UNDERGRADUATE COURSE LIST

Undergraduate course list

Fees will increase by 7% in 2017. For more course information and undergraduate double degree options, go to canberra.edu.au/future-students/courses/find-a-course

http://www.canberra.edu.au/future-students/courses/find-a-course

EDUCATION, SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY & MATHEMATICS


FEE 2016 TOTAL FEE

Bachelor of Applied Science in Forensic Studies 3 years S1 142JA 071069B $24,290 $72,870Bachelor of Biomedical Science 3 years S1 264JA 078920D $24,290 $72,870Bachelor of Education (Option 1) 4 years S1/S2 203JA 076803C $19,530 $78,120Bachelor of Engineering in Network and Software Engineering (Honours) 4 years S1/S2 106JA 066903D $28,220 $112,880Bachelor of Environmental Science 3 years S1/S2 791AA 054171A $22,720 $68,160Bachelor of Information Technology 3 years S1/S2 322AA 019936G $19,660 $58,980Bachelor of Medical Science 3 years S1 660AA 046613B $24,290 $72,870Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science 3 years S1 131JA 069269A $24,290 $72,870Bachelor of Primary Education 4 years S1/S2 321JA 088690G $19,530 $78,120Bachelor of Primary Education (Creative Arts) 4 years S1/S2 323JA 088692F $19,530 $78,120Bachelor of Primary Education (Graduate Entry) 2 years S1/S2 325JA 088694D $19,530 $39,060Bachelor of Primary Education (Health and Physical Education) 4 years S1/S2 324JA 088693E $19,530 $78,120Bachelor of Primary Education (STeM) 4 years S1/S2 322JA 088691G $19,530 $78,120Bachelor of Science 3 years S1/S2 392AB 025533J $24,290 $72,870Bachelor of Secondary Education (Graduate Entry) 2 years S1/S2 331JA 088700M $20,092 $40,184Bachelor of Secondary Education (Health and Physical Education) 4 years S1/S2 330JA 088699K $19,530 $78,120Bachelor of Secondary Education/Bachelor of Arts 4 years S1/S2 327JA 088696B $22,180 $88,720Bachelor of Secondary Education/Bachelor of Mathematics and Computing Technology Studies 4 years S1/S2 329JA 088698M $19,530 $78,120

Bachelor of Secondary Education/Bachelor of Science 4 years S1/S2 328JA 088697A $24,290 $97,160Bachelor of Software Engineering 3 years S1/S2 560AA 054017M $19,660 $58,980

HEALTH


FEE 2016 TOTAL FEE

Bachelor of Exercise Physiology and Rehabilitation 3 years S1 266JA 078923A $27,400 $109,600Bachelor of Health Science 3 years S1/S2 317JA 087831G $25,000 $75,000Bachelor of Health Studies 3 years S1/S2 316JA 088630J $24,000 $72,000Bachelor of Human Nutrition 3 years S1 686AA 046612C $24,290 $72,870Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Medical Imaging) 4 years S1 319JA 087833F $30,000 $120,000Bachelor of Midwifery 3 years S1 953AA 062891B $26,600 $79,800Bachelor of Nursing 3 years S1/S2 885AA 007077M $25,600 $76,800Bachelor of Pharmacy 4 years S1 250JA 076967E $27,800 $111,200Bachelor of Physiotherapy 4 years S1 202JA 076966F $27,800 $111,200Bachelor of Public Health 3 years S1/S2 158JA 071072G $21,650 $64,950Bachelor of Science in Psychology 3 years S1/S2 780AA 054172M $25,400 $76,200Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science 3 years S1/S2 274JA 081005B $25,000 $75,000Bachelor of Sports Studies (Honours) 1 year S1/S2 137JA 070060G $19,050 $19,050

UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA COLLEGE


FEE 2016 TOTAL FEE

University of Canberra International Foundation Studies 3 Terms T1/T2/T3* TBA 089733E $23,000 $23,000 Diploma of Business 2 Terms T1/T2/T3 933AA.2 070210K $16,125 $16,125Diploma of Business Extended 3 Terms T1/T2 934AA.2 070211J $24,190 $24,190Diploma of Business Informatics 2 Terms T1/T2/T3 189JA.1 073953B $16,125 $16,125Diploma of Business Informatics Extended 3 Terms T1/T2 189JB.2 073954A $24,190 $24,190Diploma of Communication 2 Terms T1/T2/T3 951AA.3 062888G $16,125 $16,125Diploma of Communication Extended 3 Terms T1/T2 952AA.3 062896G $24,190 $24,190Diploma of Design 2 Terms T1/T2/T3 199JA.1 076136M $18,950 $18,950Diploma of Design Extended 3 Terms T1/T2 346JA 090015C $22,860 $22,860Diploma of Health 3 Terms T1/T2 358JA.1 090071F $20,340 $20,340Diploma of Information Technology 2 Terms T1/T2/T3 935AA.1 070213G $16,125 $16,125Diploma of Information Technology Extended 3 Terms T1/T2 936AA.1 070212G $24,190 $24,190Diploma of Network and Software Engineering 3 Terms T1/T2 353JA.1 090070G $27,180 $27,180Diploma of Science 2 Semesters S1/S2 192JA.1 074935G $20,340 $20,340Pre-Masters Access Graduate Certificate in Academic Foundations 1 Semester S1/S2 2017 190J.A 073955M $9,000 $9,000

*University of Canberra International Foundation Studies Program October intake must be packaged with a UC College diploma

The standard English proficiency requirements for undergraduate courses is IELTS 6.0 or equivalent, with no band score below 5.5. For postgraduate course requires IELTS 6.0 or equivalent, with no band score below 6.0. IELTS requirements are higher for some courses.For up to date admissions requirements, please visit www.canberra.edu.au/future-students/international-students/entry-requirements

POSTGRADUATE COURSE LIST

For more course information and undergraduate double degree options, go to canberra.edu.au/future-students/courses/find-a-course

ARTS & DESIGN


FEE 2016 TOTAL FEE

Doctor of Philosophy 4 Years S1/S2 254LC 077742C $21,890 $87,560

Graduate Certificate in International Development .5 year S1/S2 336JA 087835D $16,290 $8,145

Graduate Certificate in Social Media and Public Engagement .5 year S1/S2 271JA 880246 TBA TBA

Graduate Certificate in Strategic Communication (Online) .5 year S1/S2 251JA TBA $22,980 $11,490

Graduate Diploma in International Development 1 year S1/S2 337JA 087836C $16,290 $16,290

Graduate Diploma in Professional Writing 1 year S1/S2 903AA 058226C $22,990 $22,990

Master of Applied Arts & Humaities (Research) 2 years S1/S2 303JA 085964M $21,270 $43,540

Master of Architecture 2 years S1/S2 913AA 059960J $29,880 $59,760

Master of International Development 2 years S1/S2 193JA 074938D $24,290 $48,580

Master of Strategic Communication (Online) 1 year S1/S2 117JA 083406B $22,980 $22,980

Master of Communication 2 year S1/S2 352JA 090007C $22,000 $44,000

BUSINESS, GOVERNMENT & LAW


FEE 2016 TOTAL FEE

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) 4 years S1/S2 254LC 077742C $21,890 $87,560

Graduate Certificate in Business Management .5 year S1/S2 299JA 082643G $28,900 $14,450

Graduate Certificate in Business Informatics .5 year S1/S2 841AA 071683B $28,900 $14,450

Graduate Certificate in Urban and Regional Planning .5 year S1 171JA 071889K $28,900 $14,450

Graduate Diploma in Business Informatics 1 year S1/S2 844AA 071684A $28,900 $28,900

Graduate Diploma in Urban and Regional Planning 1 year S1 172JA 071890F $28,900 $28,900

Master of Business Administration (MBA) 1.5 years S1/S2 723AA 052826E $28,900 $43,350

Master of Business Informatics 2 Years S1/S2 845AA 071685M $24,870 $49,740

Master of Business Management 2 years S1/S2 284JA 071685M $28,900 $57,800

Master of Business Management (Executive Leadership) 2 years S1/S2 284JA 082643G $28,900 $57,800

Master of Business Management (Human Resource Management) 2 years S1/S2 284JA 082643G $28,900 $57,800

Master of Business Management (Information Science) 2 years S1/S2 284JA 082643G $28,900 $57,800

Master of Business Management (International Business) 2 years S1/S2 284JA 082643G $28,900 $57,800

Master of Business Management (Legal Studies) 2 years S1/S2 284JA 082643G $28,900 $57,800

Master of Business Management (Marketing) 2 years S1/S2 284JA 082643G $28,900 $57,800

Master of Business Management (Project Management) 2 years S1/S2 284JA 082643G $28,900 $57,800

Master of Business Management (Public Administration) 2 years S1/S2 284JA 082643G $28,900 $57,800

Master of Business Management (Sports Management) 2 years S1/S2 284JA 082643G $28,900 $57,800

Master of Business Management (Urban and Regional Planning) 2 years S1/S2 284JA 082643G $28,900 $57,800

Master of Law (Research) 2 years S1/S2 942AA 061442B $28,900 $57,800

Master of Laws 1 year S1/S2 849AA 019940M $28,900 $28,900

Master of Professional Accounting 2 years S1/S2 297JA 083324D $28,900 $57,800

Master of Urban and Regional Planning 2 years S1/S2 173JA 071933M $28,900 $57,800

Master's Degree Course in Juris Doctor 3 years S1/S2 852AA 058229M $28,900 $86,700

Professional Doctorate in Business Administration (Research) 3 years S1/S2 851AA 019942J $21,890 $65,670

Professional Doctorate in Legal Science (Research) 3 years S1/S2 914AA 054345F $21,890 $65,670

Professional Doctorate in Public Administration (Research) 3 years S1/S2 324AA 019944G $21,890 $65,670

Postgraduate Course List

INSTITUTE FOR GOVERNANCE & POLICY ANALYSIS


FEE 2016 TOTAL FEE

Master of Public Administration 1.5 years S1/S2 737AA 052831G $28,900 $43,350

http://www.canberra.edu.au/future-students/international-students/entry-requirements



EDUCATION, SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY & MATHEMATICS


FEE 2016TOTAL

FEE

Doctor of Philosophy 4 Years S1/S2 254HC 077741D $28,690 $114,760

Graduate Certificate in Forensic Security .5 year S1/S2 270JA TBA $14,950 $7,475

Graduate Certificate in Forensic Studies in Forensic Science (Online) .5 year S1/S2 882AA NA $14,950 $7,475

Graduate Certificate in Information Technology .5 year S1/S2 840AA 040739C $24,870 $12,435

Graduate Certificate in Statistics .5 year S1/S2 179JA 074425G $24,870 $12,435

Graduate Certificate in TESOL and Foreign Language Teaching .5 Years S1 915AA 049499G $22,720 $11,360

Graduate Diploma in Information Technology 1 year S1/S2 843AA 040756B $24,870 $24,870

Graduate Diploma in Statistics 1 year S1/S2 839AA 074426F $24,870 $24,870

Graduate Diploma in TESOL and Foreign Language Teaching 1 year S1/S2 916AA 049503F $22,720 $22,720

Master of Applied Science (Research) 2 Years S1/S2 910AA 058965A $28,690 $57,380

Master of Education 1 year S1/S2 924AA 054827K $21,040 $21,040

Master of Education (Research) 2 years S1/S2 927AA 035365D $21,890 $43,780

Master of Education Studies 2 years S1/S2 245JA 076973G $21,040 $21,040

Master of Forensic Studies in Forensic Science (Online) 1.5 years S1/S2 884AA NA $14,950 $22,425

Master of Information Sciences (Research) 2 years S1/S2 861AA 055937G $21,890 $43,780

Master of Information Technology 1.5 years S1/S2 846AA 054178E $25,460 $37,305

Master of Information Technology and Systems 2 years S1/S2 973AA 064327C $25,460 $50,920

Master of Teaching 2 years S1/S2 246JA 076974F $21,040 $42,080

Master of Arts in TESOL and Foreign Language Teaching 1.5 years S1/S2 979AA 065517M $21,120 $31,680

Postgraduate Diploma in Forensic Studies in Forensic Science (Online) 1 year S1/S2 883AA NA $14,950 $14,950

HEALTH


FEE 2016 TOTAL

FEE

Doctor of Philosophy 4 Years S1/S2 254LC 077742C $21,890 $87,560

Graduate Certificate in Health Research .5 year S1 133JA 069528J $23,140 $11,570

Graduate Certificate in Human Movement Science .5 year S1 868AA 056140C $26,600 $13,300

Graduate Diploma in Nutritional Science 1 year S1 174JA 072530M $24,290 $24,290

Master of Clinical Psychology 2 years S1 742AA 049512E $34,000 $68,000

Master of Counselling 2 years S1/S2 341JA 088965G $20,610 $41,220

Master of Ecological Public Health 1.5 years S1/S2 339JA 089803G $22,000 $33,000

Master of Health (Research) 2 years S1/S2 135JA 069272F $21,890 $43,780

Master of High Performance Sport (Online) 1.5 years S1 292JA NA $23,600 $35,400

Master of Nursing (Online) 1.5 years S1/S2 261JA NA TBA TBA

Master of Nursing (Research) 2 years S1/S2 221AB 019928G $21,890 $43,780

Master of Nutrition 2 years S1 771AA 053782D $24,290 $48,580

Master of Nutrition and Dietetics 2 years S1 772AA 049506C $34,120 $68,240

Master of Occupational Therapy 2 years S2 132JA 069273E $31,810 $63,620

Master of Pharmacy 2 years S1 767AA 049510G $33,450 $66,900

Master of Pharmacy (Research) 2 years S1/S2 887AA 057104K $28,690 $57,380

Master of Physiotherapy 2 years S2 768AA 050002F $40,740 $81,480

Master of Physiotherapy (Research) 2 years S2 886AA 050002F $21,890 $43,780

Master of Sport and Exercise Science (Research) 2 years S1/S2 295JA 083325C TBA TBA

Master of Sport Management (Research) 2 years S1/S2 296JA 083326B $21,890 $43,780

Postgraduate Diploma in Health Research 1 Year S1 134JA 069529G $23,830

Postgraduate Diploma in Nursing 1 year S1/S2 260JA TBA $22,000 $22,000




By 2030, the University of Canberra will be a leading example of how a modern world-class university transformed its physical surroundings to create an integrated learning community. The campus will be transformed into a series of precincts, renowned for facilitating national and international partnerships and transformational research and learning.

Plans for development of the campus include new health and innovation precincts, a cutting-edge residential development, UC Public Hospital, aged-care facilities, sports facilities, new childcare facilities and a Great Hall.

HEALTH PRECINCT

The Health Precinct is the University of Canberra’s platform for expanding and transforming Health research, education and service delivery. Our vision is to achieve better health and wellbeing for our local and global communities.

The Health Precinct will give students access to more clinical placements, greater opportunities for learning through shared research, and paid employment with health providers. Students will learn in work environments and health care settings alongside health practitioners and researchers in all aspects of allied health care - from physiotherapy and nursing to exercise physiology, psychology and dietetics.

INNOVATION PARK

The Innovation Park will increase the number of national and international bodies to pursue research partnerships directly from our UC campus. It will comprise of up to eight separate, integrated developments, each master planned to focus on commercialising the research conducted both at UC and other Australian research organisations. Innovation Park will be developed in partnership with a biotechnology company which will develop and commercialise specific biopharmaceutical research.

CAMPUS COMMUNITY

The final step in our vision is to develop innovative housing and lifestyle options to truly make the university part of the community. A campus community of over 3000 residences will offer the choice for students, staff and members of the public to live in housing typologies co-designed by leading architects, and staff and students of the University.

The aim is to integrate new and innovative residential design and density and form the basis of research projects in the development of new housing strategies, to lead the way nationally. These will further provide opportunities for our built environment students to gain internships and work experience in concept design, feasibility as well as assisting the actual development of the project.

The campus community will include retail options, primary and secondary schooling. It will create a sustainable commercial model for retailers and service providers and enhance the natural environment and landscape by investing in and ensuring sustainable practices and development are at the forefront of the development whilst including and integrated strategy for parking, traffic circulation, and recreational space on campus.

GET REAL WORK EXPERIENCE WHILE YOU STUDY

Work-integrated learning (WIL) is learning first-hand through real work or work-like experiences. WIL is a key element to enhancing employability in the workplace and is integral to many of our courses. This reinforces our commitment to preparing professional and highly employable graduates with the right mix of skills and knowledge.

These experiences come in many different forms and all help separate our graduates from others locally and internationally. Being in the capital city of Australia means we have access to all the big global corporations, not for profits and non-government enterprises, all providing you, our students, with different experiences and opportunities to excel.

The different ways to get this experience include:

• Internships• Industry, research and community projects• Clinical placements• Professional mentoring and• Simulations.

The focus to this real life preparation of our students is one of the key advantages our graduates have over others when entering the workforce.

Find out the type of opportunities that exist here:

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