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    2014Guide for IB Diploma students

    griffith.edu.au/international

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    1| Credit for IB Diploma studentsGriffith understands the value of your IB Diploma and recognises the rigorous curriculum of the program. Griffith University awards credit into a

    range of undergraduate degree programs for successfully completed studies in an IB Diploma. Students can receive credit up to the equivalent of afull-time semester of University study depending on the IB units completed and the selected Griffith University degree.

    IB Subject Griffith Course Credit

    Language (HL) Free choice first year elective (Business, Arts andEducation programs only) or entry at levelof language proficiency

    Business and Management

    (HL)1101IBA Management Concepts +1003MKT Introduction to Marketing

    Psychology (SL) 1008PSY Interpersonal Skills

    Biology (HL) 1601ENV Biological Systems, or1005BPS Cell Biology and Biological Systems

    Chemistry (HL) 1013ENV Chemistry of Biological Systems 1 or1101BPS Chemistry 1A or1001ENV Chemistry 1 or1001MSC Essentials of Chemistry and Physics

    Physics (HL) 1301BPS Physics 1A

    Design and Technology (HL) 1001ENG Engineering Practice and Sustainability

    Extended Essay 1006ENV Topics in Environment Sciences or1003BPS Topics in Biosciences or

    1402BPS Science, Technology and Society

    Computer Science (HL) 1001ICT Introduction to Programming or1410ICT Introduction to Information Systems

    Mathematics (SL) 1002ENV Applied Mathematics

    Mathematics (HL) 1201BPS Mathematics 1A or1002ENV Applied Mathematics

    Film (HL) Free choice first year elective in Business, Artsand Education programs only

    Music (HL) Free choice first year elective in Business, Artsand Education programs only

    Visual Arts (HL) Free choice first year elective in Business, Artsand Education programs only

    Theatre Arts (HL) Free choice first year elective in Business, Artsand Education programs only

    Please note: HL refers to High Level | SL refers to Standard Level

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    2| Over 300 degrees across 5 campuses

    S South Bank campusInterest Areas:Advertising, Animation, Film and Screen MediaProduction, Fine Art, Games Design, Graphic Design,Interior Design, Jewellery Design, Music, Music

    Technology, Photography, Product Design.Campus population:Approximately 3,270 students*

    M Mt Gravatt campusInterest Areas:Academic Pathways, Criminology, Education(Primary, Secondary, Special, Vocational),Psychology.

    Campus population:Approximately 4,300 students*

    N Nathan campusInterest Areas:Applied Linguistics, Applied Mathematics, Asian Studies, Aviation, BiomedicalScience, Business Administration, Chemistry, Commerce, CommunicationStudies, Ecology, English Pathways, Engineering (Electronic and Computer,Environmental, Microelectronic, Software, Sustainable Energy), Environmental

    Science (Education, Policy, Protection), Event Management, Forensic Science,Government and International Relations, Hotel Management, Human ResourceManagement, International Business, IT, International Business, Journalism,Law, Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Microbiology, Multimedia,Nanotechnology, Nursing, Real Estate and Property Development, Science,Tourism, Urban Planning.

    Campus population: Approximately 13,200 students*

    L Logan campusInterest Areas:Aged Care, Child and Family Studies,Business Administration, Commerce,Human Services, Nursing, Social Work.

    Campus population:

    Approximately 2,650 students*

    G Gold Coast campusInterest Areas:Academic Pathways, Architecture, Biomedical Science, BusinessAdministration, Dental Technology, Dentistry and Oral Health, Ecology,Ecotourism, Education (Primary, Secondary), Employment Relations, EnglishPathways, Engineering (Civil, Electrical and Electronic, Mechatronics),Event and Sport Management, Exercise Science, Health Science, Hotel

    Management, Human Resource Management, IT, Journalism, Law,Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Marine Science, Multimedia,Nursing, Nutrition and Dietetics, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, Popular Music,Psychology, Public Health, Real Estate and Property Development, Science,Tourism, Urban Planning.

    Campus population: Approximately 16,850 students*

    *Based on annual statistics for the whole of 2012, provided by the Office of Planning and Financial Services 31 March 2013

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    3| Griffith Honours CollegeAimed at providing experiences and skills that will enhance members employability, the Griffith Honours College attracts high achievinginternational and domestic undergraduates. Most of the events within the program are available for members at no cost.

    As a member of the College you will have the opportunity to participate in

    mentoring by a leading Griffith researcher, academic or industry partner

    leadership development activities

    international study, work and internships industry or research experience

    network and social events

    personal and professional development advice from experienced staff

    For eligibility and more information about the Griffith Honours College please visit griffith.edu.au/honours-college

    The Griffith Honours College providesmultiple professional development eventsto make you into the best graduate you

    can be. The Honours College has provided

    me with both an incredible support team,as well as access to events that I probablywould have never attended if I was not in

    the Honours College.

    Michael BidwellCountry of Origin America

    Program Bachelor of Laws/Bachelorof Science (Environment)

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    4| Over 230 international partnershipsThe Griffith Exchange Program provides students with access to an extensive globalnetwork of partner universities and placements.

    Choosing a Griffith degree means choosing a world of opportunity:

    Spend up to one year overseas at a partner institution.

    Participate in faculty led short course programs to destinations all over the world.

    Earn credit towards your degree.

    Study courses that may not be offered at Griffith.

    Improve your language skills.

    Increase your global employability. Apply for one of the many scholarships and grants available.

    Griffith offers eligible students grants from $500 to $2,500 to assist with the cost ofyour overseas program through the International Experience Incentive Scheme (IEIS).

    See the exchange website for full details griffith.edu.au/international/exchangeand for further financial information please visitgriffith.edu.au/international/scholarships-finance

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    5| International Career DevelopmentIn response to globalisation and its impact on todays mobile workforce, Griffith is committed to the internationalisation of its curriculum,partnerships and student experience. Griffiths programs recognise and respond to rapid global changes in political, social, economical andenvironmental conditions. We provide our students with opportunities to explore and develop their careers in Australia and internationally so theycan go where the action is in order to follow their chosen career paths.

    Griffiths Careers and Employment Service offers a wide range of job search and career development services and resources for students andgraduates. We can assist you to

    find job vacancies and work experience

    prepare for your job search

    To learn how the Careers and Employment Service can assist you, visit our website griffith.edu.au/careers-employment

    Industry Mentoring ProgramMentoring is a strategy for self-development, career development and skill development where an experienced professional offers knowledge,insight and resources to the mentee. The goal is to assist students transition from study to graduate work by facilitating in-depth understandingof potential employing organisations, work roles and workplaces relevant to their degrees.

    The Griffith Industry Mentoring Program is nationally recognised for its contribution to student learning, career development and University-industry partnership (2008 Australian Learning and Teaching Council Citation). This program is ideal for IB students who want to enhance theirawareness of career and employment options and develop personal and professional confidence.

    For more information about Griffiths Industry Mentoring Program visit griffith.edu.au/careers-employment/industry-mentoring-program

    build your career

    find career direction

    How to Apply1| Select your program and campus

    Identify your career griffith.edu.au/degree-career-finder

    Check your program options griffith.edu.au/programs-courses

    Check your program content griffith.edu.au/programs-courses

    2| Check Griffith Academic entry requirements

    Please check the Griffith website for the latest entry requirements for the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma.griffith.edu.au/academic-entry-requirements-by-country

    3|Check scholarships for international students

    Your education is one of the most important investments you will make in your lifetime. Scholarships can help with course fees, textbooks, accommodation costs and living expenses. For more information, visit griffith.edu.au/scholarships

    4| Submit your application

    You can submit your application to Griffith via four different methods.

    Apply online by visiting griffith.edu.au/international/how-to-apply and completing the online application form. Download an application form at griffith.edu.au/international/how-to-apply and mail to the address listed on the form.

    Apply via a Griffith Agent. You can find a list of all current Griffith Agents online at griffith.edu.au/international/agents

    Lodge your application through your IB Diploma Coordinator.

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    Griffith UniversityInternational OfficeGriffith University, Nathan campusQueensland 4111, Australiagriffith.edu.au/international

    Email: [email protected]: +61 (0)7 3735 6425Facsimile: +61 (0)7 3735 6646

    Griffith University CRICOS Provider Number: 00233E

    2014 Key DatesSemesters approx. 17 weeks each Semester 1 Semester 2

    Orientation 24 - 28 February 21 - 25 July

    Start dates 3 March 28 July

    Mid-semester vacation 21 - 25 April 29 September - 3 October

    End of teaching 6 June 31 October

    Study week 9 - 13 June 3 - 7 November

    Examinations 16 - 27 June 10 - 21 November

    Inter-semester vacation 30 June - 25 July 24 November - 2 March 2015

    DisclaimerGriffith has used reasonable endeavours to ensure that the information contained in this publication is correct at the time of printingbut this information may be subject to corrections or changes without notice. Griffith reserves the right to alter, change, or discontinueprograms and courses without notice. Griffith assumes no responsibility for the accuracy of information provided by third parties. Thepublication of program details in this document does not create an obligation on the par t of Griffith to teach a program in any given year,or teach it in the mode described in this publication. It is the responsibility of students to check and confirm all general and programspecific information prior to application and enrolment. In par ticular, program offerings, duration, mode, commencement, campuslocation, fees, and entry requirements need to be checked and confirmed with the relevant faculty officer. All costs and fees contained inthis publication are in Australian dollars (AU$). Applications and enrolments are subject to Griffith s Privacy Policy, which is available online

    at griffith.edu.au/privacy-plan

    ESOS ComplianceThe provision of education services to international students by Australian educational institutions is governed by the Education Servicesfor Overseas Students (ESOS) Act 2000 and the Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Regulations 2001 under this Act.Griffith, in providing education services to overseas students, complies with the National Code of Practice 2007 through the Departmentof Industry, Innovation, Climate Change, Science, Research and Tertiary Education (DIICCSRTE). Visit: aei.gov.au and innovation.gov.au

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