Course Guide - Federation University Australia

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2017 International
Course Guide
FEDERATION.EDU.AU | #FEDUNI
BALLARAT • GIPPSLAND • ONLINE
CRICOS PROVIDER NO. 00103D
Welcome
We are pleased to present your 2017 International Course Guide.
Federation University Australia (FedUni) is delighted to welcome
you and I know that your time here will be fulfilling and rewarding.
Going through this guide is an excellent way for you to find out
about the diverse range of study options at your university.
At FedUni we place emphasis on the quality of our learning,
teaching and research. We have developed a reputation for
delivering relevant, high quality courses that lead to our graduates
being very employable.
For the past seven years we have achieved a number one ranking
for teaching quality. We also rank very highly in graduate
employment and graduate satisfaction.
FedUni is one of the nation’s leading regional universities with a
large geographic reach and research capacity. Our predecessor
institutions date back to 1870. With campuses in Ballarat and
Gippsland, we have a strong commitment to providing all of our
students with a learning environment that is receptive to their
needs and aspirations.
Our vision is to help our students succeed. We are well-known for
our friendliness and we warmly welcome international students
joining us from all parts of the world. We value the cultures and
customs they bring; and we acknowledge the immense
contributions they make to our university and community life.
We hope you will learn from us and allow us to learn from you.
I invite you to consider the study options offered by FedUni and to
take advantage of the opportunity to become part of one of
Australia’s most popular and progressive universities.
I know our staff at FedUni will provide you with all the help and
assistance you need.
Professor David Battersby
Vice-Chancellor and President
Contents
Success starts at FedUni
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Course summaries
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Campuses
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Regional lifestyle
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Accommodation options
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Supporting your success
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Scholarships
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Be inspired by our graduates
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Study pathways
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English courses
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Courses
W W W.F E D E R AT I O N.E D U. AU
> Business
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> Education and Early Childhood
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> Engineering
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> Health, Sport, Physical and Outdoor Education
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> Humanities, Social Sciences and Criminal Justice
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> Information Technology
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> Nursing
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> Performing Arts, Visual Arts and Design
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> Psychology
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> Science
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Higher Degrees by Research
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Entry requirements
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Your next steps
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Important information
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Success starts at FedUni
Outstanding rankings
FedUni’s results speak for themselves. Our graduates have rated us 5 stars for
Teaching Quality seven years in a row* and we have been rated #1 in Victoria for fulltime graduate employment, teaching quality and student support^.
Quality personalised teaching
Our small class sizes and personal contact that you will have with academic staff set us
apart from other universities. We have a personalised learning approach, meaning easy
communication and one-to-one assistance directly from your lecturer or tutor.
Genuine Australian
experience
You will have the opportunity to
interact with a diverse range of people,
establish friendships and develop a
supportive base from which to
understand Australian people, culture
and history.
Quality lifestyle
Industry relevant courses
Our courses are regularly reviewed in consultation with major industries to ensure they
remain industry relevant, giving you the best start in your career.
High quality resources
Our teaching facilities and equipment meet the very highest standards to ensure
graduates are well prepared for industry and research.
Our regionally located campuses
provide a natural setting to undertake
your study. Each campus provides a
quality study environment and the
opportunity to experience regional
living in Australia.
Low cost living
Supportive environment
Moving countries is a big deal, but we are here to support you at FedUni. We have
developed a range of student focused support options and our international student
support team are always available to discuss any area you are unsure about.
Diverse student population
The cost of living in Ballarat and
Gippsland is much lower than in larger
capital cities. Students will enjoy more
affordable accommodation, living and
entertainment costs in a quality
environment.
People from all over the world study at FedUni. This combination of Australian and
international cultures will provide you with a positive and enriching on-campus
experience.
Pathways to study
Don’t quite meet the English Language Requirements for the degree you want to
study? Our English and Academic Preparation (EAP) courses can help you improve
your English skills and allow you to pursue your career goals.
Courses at FedUni
As one of Victoria’s 5-star universities*, we offer hundreds of courses to choose from.
Find out about our courses at www.study.federation.edu.au/international
*Source: The Good Uni Guide 2010/2011/2012/2013/2014/2015/2016
^Source: Federal Government Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching (QILT), May 2016
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INTERNATIONAL COURSE GUIDE
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FEDERATION UNIVERSIT Y AUSTRALIA
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Course summary
DURATION FULL TIME (YEARS)
GIPPSLAND CAMPUS (CHURCHILL)
MT HELEN CAMPUS (BALLARAT)
CAMP STREET CAMPUS (BALLARAT)
ONLINE / OFF-CAMPUS
Campus
Duration
Intake
Annual Fee*
AUD$
IELTS^
Requirement
Page
Number
Bachelor of Business
G M O
3
Feb, July
$24,700
6.0 / 6.0
20
Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management)
G M O
3
Feb, July
$24,700
6.0 / 6.0
21
Bachelor of Business (Management)
G M O
3
Feb, July
$24,700
6.0 / 6.0
21
Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
G M O
3
Feb, July
$24,700
6.0 / 6.0
21
Bachelor of Commerce
G M O
3
Feb, July
$24,700
6.0 / 6.0
22
Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)
G M O
3
Feb, July
$24,700
6.0 / 6.0
22
Bachelor of Commerce (Economics and Finance)
G M O
3
Feb, July
$24,700
6.0 / 6.0
22
Bachelor of Commerce (Law)
M
3
Feb, July
$24,700
6.0 / 6.0
23
Bachelor of Sport Management / Bachelor of Business
M
4.5
Feb
$30,100
6.0 / 6.0
23
Bachelor of Business (Honours)
G M
1
Feb, July
$24,700
6.0 / 6.0
24
Bachelor of Commerce (Honours)
G M
1
Feb, July
$24,700
6.0 / 6.0
24
G M O
1
Feb, July
27600
6.0 / 6.0
25
M O
0.5
Feb
27600
6.0 / 6.0
25
G M O
1.5
Feb
27600
6.0 / 6.0
26
Graduate Diploma of Professional Accounting
M O
1.5
Feb, July
27600
6.0 / 6.0
26
Master of Business Administration
M O
2
Feb, July
27600
6.0 / 6.0
27
Master of Professional Accounting
M O
2
Feb, July
27600
6.0 / 6.0
27
Master of Business (by research)
G M
1.5
Feb, July
$31,900
6.0 / 6.0
71
Doctor of Philosophy (Business)
G M
3
Feb, July
$31,900
6.5 / 6.0
71
Business
Undergraduate
Postgraduate
Graduate Certificate of Management
Graduate Certificate of Professional Accounting
Graduate Diploma of Management
Research
For information on online learning go to www.federation.edu.au/online.
*2017 Estimated Annual Fee. ÎELTS: Overall IELTS band score / no band less than (or equivalent).
For the most up to date information on courses, visit www.study.federation.edu.au/international
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Course summary
Education and Early Childhood
ONLINE / OFF-CAMPUS
Campus
Duration
Intake
Annual Fee*
AUD$
IELTS^
Requirement
Page
Number
G M
4
Feb, July
$23,300
7.5(1)
28
4
Feb
$23,300
7.5
(1)
29
4
Feb, July
$23,300
7.5
(1)
29
29
30
Undergraduate
Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Education
Bachelor of Education (Primary)
G M
Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences / Bachelor of Education
M
Bachelor of Science / Bachelor of Education
M
4
Feb, July
$23,300
7.5
(1)
Bachelor of Visual Arts / Bachelor of Education
M
4
Feb
$23,300
7.5
(1)
G M
3
Feb, July
$23,300
6.0 / 6.0
30
Master of Education Studies
G
2
Feb
$25,000
7.5(1)
31
Master of Teaching (Primary)
G M O
2
Feb
$25,000
7.5(1)
31
Master of Teaching (Secondary)
G M O
1.5
Feb
$25,000
7.5(1)
31
Master of Education (by research)
G M
1.5
Feb, July
$28,700
6.5 / 6.0
71
Doctor of Philosophy (Education)
G M
3
Feb, July
$28,700
6.5 / 6.0
71
Campus
Duration
Intake
Annual Fee*
AUD$
IELTS^
Requirement
Page
Number
Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Civil)
G M
3
Feb, July
$28,800
6.0 / 6.0
32
Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Mechanical)
G M
3
Feb, July
$28,800
6.0 / 6.0
33
Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Mining)
M
3
Feb, July
$28,800
6.0 / 6.0
33
Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) (Honours)
M
4
Feb, July
$28,800
6.0 / 6.0
34
Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) (Honours)
M
4
Feb, July
$28,800
6.0 / 6.0
34
Bachelor of Engineering (Mining) (Honours)
M
4
Feb, July
$28,800
6.0 / 6.0
34
G O
4
Feb, July
$28,800
6.0 / 6.0
35
M O
2
Feb, July
$21,600
6.0 / 6.0
35
Master of Engineering Technology (Civil)
M
2
Feb, July
$28,800
6.0 / 6.0
36
Master of Engineering Technology (Mechanical)
M
2
Feb, July
$28,800
6.0 / 6.0
36
Master of Engineering Technology (Mining)
M
2
Feb, July
$28,800
6.0 / 6.0
37
Master of Mining Engineering
M
1.5
Feb, July
$28,800
6.0 / 6.0
37
Master of Engineering Science
G M
1.5
Feb, July
$31,900
6.5 / 6.0
71
Doctor of Philosophy (Engineering)
G M
3
Feb, July
$31,900
6.5 / 6.0
71
Bachelor of Education Studies
Postgraduate
Research
Engineering
Undergraduate
Bachelor of Mechatronic Systems Engineering (Honours)
Postgraduate
Graduate Diploma of Mining
Research
Note 1: Overall IELTS band score of 7.5, with no less than 8.0 in listening and speaking and no
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ONLINE / OFF-CAMPUS
Campus
Duration
Intake
Annual Fee*
AUD$
IELTS^
Requirement
Page
Number
M
3
Feb
$30,100
7.0 / 6.5
38
G M O
3
Feb, July
$29,200
6.0 / 6.0
39
G M
3
Feb, July
$29,200
6.0 / 6.0
39
G M
3
Feb, July
$29,200
6.0 / 6.0
39
M
3
Feb
$29,200
6.0 / 6.0
40
G M
4
Feb
$25,300
7.5
40
G M
4.5
Feb
$27,000
7.5
40
G M
3
Feb
$27,000
7.5 / 7.0
41
Bachelor of Sport Management
M
3
Feb
$25,300
6.0 / 6.0
41
Bachelor of Sport Management / Bachelor of Business
M
4.5
Feb
$30,100
6.0 / 6.0
42
Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science (Honours)
M
1
Feb, July
$30,100
7.0 / 6.5
42
Bachelor of Health Sciences (Honours)
M
1
Feb, July
$29,200
7.0 / 6.5
42
Bachelor of Sport Management (Honours)
M
1
Feb, July
$25,300
7.0 / 6.5
43
Graduate Diploma of Clinical Exercise Physiology
M
1
Feb, July
$30,100
7.0 / 6.5
44
Graduate Diploma of Outdoor and Environmental Education
M
1
Feb, July
$27,000
7.0 / 6.5
44
Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology
M
1.5
Feb, July
$30,100
7.0 / 6.5
44
Master of Applied Science
M
3.5
Feb, July
$30,100
6.5 / 6.0
71
Master of Human Movement: Social Sciences
M
1.5
Feb, July
$30,100
6.5 / 6.0
71
Doctor of Philosophy (VIOSH)
M
3
Feb, July
$30,100
6.5 / 6.0
71
Doctor of Philosophy (Human Movement and Sport Science)
M
3.5
Feb, July
$30,100
6.5 / 6.0
71
Campus
Duration
Intake
Annual Fee*
AUD$
IELTS^
Requirement
Page
Number
Bachelor of Arts
G M O
3
Feb, July
$23,300
6.0 / 6.0
46
Bachelor of Arts (Criminal Justice)
G M O
3
Feb, July
$23,300
6.0 / 6.0
47
Bachelor of Community and Human Services
G M O
3
Feb, July
$23,300
6.0 / 6.0
47
M
3
Feb, July
$23,300
6.0 / 6.0
48
G M O
1
Feb, July
$23,300
6.0 / 6.0
49
G M
2
Feb, July
$25,000
6.5
49
Master of Arts
G M
1.5
Feb, July
$28,700
6.5 / 6.0
71
Doctor of Philosophy (Humanities and Social Science)
G M
3.5
Feb, July
$28,700
6.5 / 6.0
71
Health, Sport, Physical and Outdoor Education
Undergraduate
Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science
Bachelor of Health Sciences
Bachelor of Health Sciences (Leading and Managing Health Services)
Bachelor of Health Sciences (Psychology)
Bachelor of Health Sciences (Sport and Exercise Science)
Bachelor of Health and Physical Education
Bachelor of Health and Physical Education / Bachelor of Outdoor and Environmental Education
Bachelor of Outdoor and Environmental Education
(1)
(1)
Postgraduate
Research
Humanities, Social Sciences, and Criminal Justice
Undergraduate
Bachelor of International Studies
Bachelor of Arts (Honours)
Postgraduate
Master of Social Work (Qualifying)
Research
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ONLINE / OFF-CAMPUS
Campus
Duration
Intake
Annual Fee*
AUD$
IELTS^
Requirement
Page
Number
Bachelor of Information Technology
G M O
3
Feb, July
$23,700
6.0 / 6.0
50
Bachelor of Information Technology (Business Information Systems)
G M O
3
Feb, July
$23,700
6.0 / 6.0
51
M
3
Feb, July
$23,700
6.0 / 6.0
51
Bachelor of Information Technology (Mobile App Development)
G M O
3
Feb, July
$23,700
6.0 / 6.0
51
Bachelor of Information Technology (Networking and Security)
G M
3
Feb, July
$23,700
6.0 / 6.0
52
Bachelor of Information Technology (Big Data and Analytics)
G M
3
Feb, July
$23,700
6.0 / 6.0
52
Bachelor of Information Technology (Professional Practice)
M
4
Feb, July
$23,700
6.0 / 6.0
53
Bachelor of Information Technology (Software Development)
M
3
Feb, July
$23,700
6.0 / 6.0
53
G M
3
Feb, July
$23,700
6.0 / 6.0
54
M
3
Feb
$23,700
6.5 / 6.0
55
Graduate Diploma of Technology (Enterprise Systems)
M
1.5
Feb, July
$25,500
6.5 / 6.0
55
Graduate Diploma of Technology (Software Engineering)
M
1.5
Feb, July
$25,500
6.0 / 6.0
56
Master of Technology (Enterprise Systems)
M
2
Feb, July
$25,500
6.0 / 6.0
56
Master of Technology (Research)
M
2
Feb, July
$25,500
6.0 / 6.0
57
Master of Technology (Software Engineering)
M
2
Feb, July
$25,500
6.0 / 6.0
57
Master of Computing
G M
1.5
Feb, July
$25,500
6.5 / 6.0
71
Doctor of Philosophy (Information Technology)
G M
3
Anytime
$27,800
6.5 / 6.0
71
Campus
Duration
Intake
Annual Fee*
AUD$
IELTS^
Requirement
Page
Number
G M O
3
Feb, July
$29,300
6.5 / 6.0
58
1
Feb, July
$29,300
7.0
59
M
1
Feb
$27,000
7.0
59
Campus
Duration
Intake
Annual Fee*
AUD$
IELTS^
Requirement
Page
Number
Bachelor of Health Sciences (Psychology)
G M
3
Feb, July
$29,200
6.0 / 6.0
64
Bachelor of Psychological Science
G M
3
Feb, July
$25,300
7.0 / 6.5,
65
G M
1
Feb
$34,100
7.0 / 6.5
65
M
1.5
Feb, July
$31,100
6.5 / 6.0
71
G M
3.5
Feb, July
$30,100
6.5 / 6.0
71
Information Technology
Undergraduate
Bachelor of Information Technology (Games Development)
Bachelor of Information Technology (Cloud and Enterprise Computing)
Bachelor of Technology
Postgraduate
Research
Nursing
Undergraduate
Bachelor of Nursing
Bachelor of Nursing (Honours)
G M
Graduate Diploma of Paramedicine
Psychology
(2)
(2)
Undergraduate
Postgraduate
Graduate Diploma of Psychology
Research
Master of Applied Science (Psychology)
Doctor of Philosophy (Psychology)
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ONLINE / OFF-CAMPUS
Campus
Duration
Intake
Annual Fee*
AUD$
IELTS^
Requirement
Page
Number
Bachelor of Communication Design
C
3
Feb
$26,500
6.0 / 6.0
60
Bachelor of Visual Arts (Fine Arts)
C G
3
Feb
$26,500
6.0 / 6.0
61
Bachelor of Acting for Stage and Screen
C
3
Feb
$26,500
6.0 / 6.0
61
Bachelor of Music Theatre
C
3
Feb
$26,500
6.0 / 6.0
62
M
4
Feb
$23,300
7.5
62
C G M
1
Feb, July
$26,500
6.0 / 6.0
63
G O
1.5
Feb, July
$25,000
6.0 / 6.0
63
Master of Arts
C G
1
Feb, July
$28,700
6.5 / 6.0
71
Doctor of Philosophy (Arts)
C G
3
Feb, July
$28,700
6.5 / 6.0
71
Campus
Duration
Intake
Annual Fee*
AUD$
IELTS^
Requirement
Page
Number
Bachelor of Biomedical Science
G M O
3
Feb, July
$27,800
6.0 / 6.0
66
Bachelor of Biotechnology
G M O
3
Feb, July
$27,800
6.0 / 6.0
67
Bachelor of Environmental and Conservation Science
G M O
3
Feb, July
$27,800
6.0 / 6.0
67
Bachelor of Food and Nutritional Science
G M O
3
Feb
$27,800
6.5 / 6.0
67
M
3
Feb, July
$27,800
6.0 / 6.0
68
G M O
3
Feb, July
$27,800
6.0 / 6.0
68
Bachelor of Mathematical Science
M
3
Feb, July
$24,700
6.0 / 6.0
69
Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences / Bachelor of Education
M
4
Feb, July
$23,300
7.5
69
Bachelor of Science / Bachelor of Education
M
4
Feb, July
$23,300
7.5
29
Bachelor of Veterinary and Wildlife Science
G M O
3
Feb, July
$27,800
6.0 / 6.0
70
M
1
Feb, July
$24,700
6.0 / 6.0
70
G M
1
Feb, July
$27,800
6.0 / 6.0
70
G M
1.5
Feb, July
$31,900
6.5 / 6.0
71
Master of Mathematical Sciences
M
1.5
Feb, July
$24,700
6.5 / 6.0
71
Doctor of Philosophy (Mathematical Science)
M
3
Feb, July
$27,800
6.5 / 6.0
71
G M
3
Feb, July
$31,900
6.5 / 6.0
71
M
3.5
Feb, July
$31,900
6.5 / 6.0
71
Performing Arts, Visual Arts and Design
Undergraduate
Bachelor of Visual Arts / Bachelor of Education
Bachelor of Creative Arts (Honours)
(1)
Postgraduate
Master of Visual Arts
Research
Science
Undergraduate
Bachelor of Geoscience
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences (Honours)
Bachelor of Science (Honours)
(1)
(1)
Research
Doctor of Philosophy (Science)
Doctor of Philosophy (Physical Sciences)
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Campuses
FedUni is regional Victoria’s
largest education institution,
with multiple campuses across
Victoria and partners globally.
Ballarat
Mt Helen
Located 10 kilometres from the city centre of Ballarat, the Campus is set on 110
hectares of natural bushland which attracts colourful bird species and resident
kangaroos and koalas.
The Campus boasts a state-of-the-art science and engineering building, immersive
nursing labs, specialist equipment, lecture theatres, 24 hour access computer labs,
library, spiritual facilities, student lounges, café, eating areas and a children’s centre.
There is also a range of recreation spaces including a 25m indoor heated swimming
pool, a fully equipped gymnasium, gymnastics hall, get active studio and tennis courts.
As a student of FedUni you will
have access to modern
facilities and benefit from our
global reputation in producing
world-class career
opportunities.
The Mt Helen Campus is home to the thriving and innovative Ballarat Technology Park,
with major employers such as IBM® and the State Revenue Office among its tenants.
Camp Street
Home to the Arts Academy, you will find the Camp Street Campus in Ballarat’s city
centre. Both new and historic buildings have been cleverly integrated creating a vibrant
arts and cultural precinct for the University’s visual and performing arts.
The 144 seat Helen Macpherson Smith Theatre showcases the work of our performing
arts students and is fully equipped with the latest in sound and light technology.
Spacious studios are ideal for rehearsals and students’ own workspaces. Printmaking
and papermaking facilities are also on campus.
SMB
Situated in the centre of Ballarat, our SMB Campus incorporates an historic setting
dating back to 1870.
Quality TAFE vocational education and training courses are delivered, with the Industry
Skills Centre focusing on apprenticeship and skills training. Also on campus is
Federation College, providing a range of English preparatory courses. On campus
student facilities include a spacious library and computer labs for all your study needs.
The Ballarat Technology Park – Central location at the SMB Campus hosts
approximately 20 small to medium enterprises.
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Gippsland
Churchill
The Gippsland Campus is FedUni’s second largest Campus and is located in the town
of Churchill, at the foothills of the Strzelecki Ranges, in Victoria’s south-east.
The Campus features modern architecture and is set on 60 hectares of stunning
landscaped grounds. Science, engineering, nursing and midwifery labs have the latest
equipment, and students have access to a multi-level library, computer labs, as well as
high-speed wireless internet access throughout the Campus.
A wide range of facilities for students are provided including a sporting centre, golf
course, indoor heated pool, gymnasium, student lounge, art gallery, bistro, dining areas
and more.
Online Learning
Some FedUni courses offer Online
Learning. It is important to note
international students can only study offcampus or online courses via Online
Learning, provided they remain outside
Australia, or are in Australia on a nonstudent visa.
Courses delivered via Online Learning
may require you to complete
examinations either on-campus, or at
approved remote exam locations in your
region, under supervision.
For more information visit
www.federation.edu.au/online
FedUni Malaysia
teaching centre opens
In 2016 the University launched its
Malaysia teaching centre offering a suite
of University courses located in
downtown Kuala Lumpur.
Federation University Australia Malaysia
offers students the opportunity to study
a range of FedUni degrees in Malaysia
with an exciting range of initiatives
planned for the future as the teaching
centre grows.
Partner providers
FedUni has collaborative relationships
with a number of on-shore and off-shore
partner institutions, making it easier for
you to access our courses at a range of
locations. When you graduate you will
receive a FedUni qualification.
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Regional lifestyle
Quality, low-cost living
Ballarat
Ballarat is approximately 110 kilometres north-west of Melbourne. The city is located on
an area of land under the traditional custodianship of the Wathaurong people. One of
Australia’s largest inland cities, it is the third largest in Victoria, with an estimated
population of 100,000 people.
Regional leader
Ballarat is a city of stature, elegance and history. The lure of gold drew people from all
over the world during the 1850s. Today, education, health and community services,
manufacturing, tourism and retail are the key industries in the city.
The information and communication technologies industry is significant within the
region. FedUni’s own Ballarat Technology Park contributes strongly towards Ballarat’s
reputation as a technology hub.
Ballarat is well known for its schools and hospitals which service a wide area. Its
recreation facilities are also an important community asset. It has a diverse range of
community groups, service clubs, sporting clubs and arts based groups catering for a
full spectrum of people and interests.
Tourism
Ballarat is one of Victoria’s major tourism destinations. The regional city revels in its
striking gold rush heritage and offers many attractions to explore. Visitors flock to the
regional city to admire the architectural heritage and to visit award winning Sovereign
Hill. There are stunning parks and gardens, a vibrant art and cultural scene and yearround events for you to enjoy.
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The cost of living in Ballarat and
Gippsland is much lower than in larger
capital cities. Students will enjoy more
affordable accommodation, living and
entertainment costs in a quality
environment that is ideal for studying,
learning and experiencing life in
Australia. A wide range of
accommodation options and support on
and off campus is provided to students
looking to relocate to the Ballarat or
Gippsland areas.
Indicative Living
Expenses
Shared accommodation per
week, (AUD $) (based on 3
bedroom house/apartment)
Ballarat/Gippsland
$89 – $93
Melbourne
$123 – $230
Source: Department Human Services Rental Report,
December Quarter 2015
Gippsland
The Gippsland campus in Churchill is approximately 150 kilometres east of Melbourne.
Churchill is located on an area of land under the traditional custodianship of the Gunnai
Kurnai people and is one of four major towns in the Latrobe Valley, which has a
population of over 73,000 people.
The region is within easy driving distance of Victoria’s Mt Baw Baw Ski Resort, white
water rivers and coastal parks, including Wilson’s Promontory and the Gippsland
Lakes. Nearby is the Tarra Bulga National Park, a spectacular temperate rainforest that
is home to giant mountain ash trees and native wildlife.
Business in Latrobe Valley
Churchill forms part of Latrobe Valley, with several major towns linked by road and
public transport networks. Known for its diverse range of industries, the Valley’s key
sectors include education, health, tourism, hospitality, retail, manufacturing, power
production, agribusiness, retail, aviation, forestry and paper.
Seasonal climate
Ballarat and Gippsland are considered
a temperate climate with four distinct
seasons.
Summer days are warm to hot but
usually cool at night. Autumn days are
mild and pleasant. Winters are cold and
often wet. It may occasionally snow
lightly on nearby peaks close to the
Gippsland campus and throughout
Ballarat. Spring is mild and pleasant,
although can be showery and windy at
times.
Average Maximum Temperature (degrees Celsius)
Tourism
Summer
Autumn
Winter
Spring
Latrobe Valley boasts all of the recreational and cultural facilities of a large regional
centre. Witness the great views along local scenic drives, attend one of the many
weekend farmers’ markets and do not miss a visit to the Morwell National Park. Other
must see attractions include rail trails and gardens; outstanding sporting and
recreational facilities; arts and culture across numerous galleries; Walhalla historical
village and vineyards showcasing regional produce.
December –
February
March –
May
June –
August
September –
November
18°C
11°C
17°C
21°C
14°C
19°C
Ballarat
24°C
Gippsland
26°C
Source: Bureau of Meteorology, April 2016
Getting around
Located less than two hours by car or train from Melbourne, travelling to the city from
Ballarat or Gippsland is easy. Regular train and bus services operate and a freeway will
take you directly to the heart of metropolitan Melbourne.
Friendly and welcoming
Ballarat and Gippsland are progressive and dynamic locations that offer quality
education, healthcare, entertainment and sporting facilities. You will have access to the
services and facilities you would expect in a major city, but with the relaxed, unhurried
atmosphere of regional living. You will also be part of a diverse and welcoming local
population, where you can meet new friends and be part of a vibrant community.
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Accommodation options
Success lives here
We understand the importance of having a safe, convenient and enjoyable living
environment. FedUni Living offers a range of accommodation options located on or
close to campus in Ballarat and Gippsland.
Your student experience is not only determined by the quality of your course and
lecturers, where you live can have a great impact on your overall experience and how
you feel during this exciting time in your life.
Benefits of living
on campus
Success: Proven transition
program to help you settle in
Friends: Develop lifelong
friendships
Safe: 24/7 access to residential
support
Fun: Planned experiences and
instant networks
Easy: No hidden costs with bills
included in your rent
Convenient: Residences
located on, or close to, campus
Living in university residences enables
you to meet a diverse range of people
from different backgrounds and
cultures, enrolled in a variety of different
courses, creating an instant support
network and becoming connected with
a vibrant and exciting living learning
community.
Our halls and residences provide a
range of options including fully
furnished single study bedrooms,
shared facilities, self-contained
apartments, ensuite rooms, studios,
houses, on and off campus and so
much more.
Accommodation
scholarships
Scholarships up to the value of
$2000* are available for
commencing international
students staying on campus.
Apply at
www.federation.edu.au/feduniliving
*Eligibility and application criteria apply.
Living with us provides great value, with
accommodation options starting from
around $165 per week. This includes
bills, internet, 24 hour access to
residential support, various residential
programs, event and activities plus pool
and gym access.
International guarantee
As an international student, you are
guaranteed* accommodation while
studying at FedUni. Please visit
for full details.
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Ballarat residences
Our halls and residences provide fully furnished, single study bedrooms with easy
access to the University facilities and networks. Flexible catering arrangements are
available to suit your needs. Residents also have access to communal living areas,
TV/lounge room, fully equipped kitchens and laundry facilities.
Gippsland residences
Free airport pick-up
A number of accommodation options are available to suit a variety of needs. A wide
range of facilities and common spaces are available for Gippsland residents including
fitness, recreation and entertainment, tennis and basketball courts, recreation halls,
vegetable gardens and outdoor BBQ spaces.
Free airport pick-up is available to new
international students arriving from the
Melbourne (Tullamarine) Airport.
Private off campus housing
FedUni Living offers a private off campus housing database service available for
students to search online. Contact us or visit www.federation.edu.au/feduniliving
for further information.
Private rental in a share house is another option for independent living in Ballarat. The
average three bedroom Ballarat rental is $275* per week which could be shared with
other students. This does not include utilities and expenses.
*Source Department Human Services Rental Report, December Quarter 2015
This easy and free service takes the
stress out of arriving in a new country by
collecting you from the airport and taking
you directly to your campus in Ballarat
or Gippsland.
It also includes two nights free
accommodation with FedUni Living and
a settlement service including local tour
and information. Full details including
how to book are available at
Short term accommodation
Short term and early arrival accommodation is available at Ballarat and Gippsland
campuses. Well-appointed kitchens, TV/dining areas and laundry facilities are available
for guest use. Visit the website for full details and booking information.
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Supporting your success
At FedUni we have a wide range of dedicated support services
available to international students. We understand that starting your
life in a new country is exciting, but that it also involves change and
challenges along the way. To help you meet these challenges and
to succeed, we have developed a range of student focused
services.
International Student Support
The International Student Support office provides assistance with any aspect of your
living and study course that you may be uncertain about. It is your first point of call for
orientation, enrolment, information and programs to assist you in making a successful
transition to your new community and University life.
The International Student Support office works with student volunteers and the
International Student Committees to provide Peer Support as you settle in.
The international Student Support office works closely with all other support services to
ensure that you have a safe and successful time while at FedUni.
www.federation.edu.au/international/life-at-feduni
Get Ready for Uni
Student Futures Programs
Student Futures offer programs
designed to support you at all stages
of transition into academic life.
FedReady Program – prepares you
for study
Mentor Program – helping you settle
into University life
PASS Program – join a study group
for your course
ASK Service – ASK an experienced
student for help
YourTutor – free online tutoring
Conversation Club
Learning Skills Advisors – individual
and group study support
Conversation Club is a free support service provided to all students at the Gippsland
and Mount Helen campuses to practice their conversational English skills.
Study Skills Website – free online
resources
Conversation Club runs weekly in a fun, relaxed environment that allows beginner,
intermediate and advanced levels of English. It is an informal and friendly way to
socialise and improve grammar and vocabulary. It is run by the International Student
Support office and peer supporter volunteers.
www.federation.edu.au/studentfutures
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Campus libraries
Our library facilities offer an extensive
range of materials and services
including library skills courses, online
resources and flexible study areas.
www.federation.edu.au/library
Getting involved
All the support you need
At FedUni we provide a friendly face through our professional support services to make
sure that you feel at home in your new environment.
Counselling service
Access free and confidential assistance to help you deal with a range of academic and
personal issues. www.federation.edu.au/counselling
Careers and employment
A free service assisting you to find part time, casual and vacation work opportunities
whilst at University, and to prepare you for your future career.
The job market in Australia might be different to your home country, and the team runs
workshops on how to look for and apply for jobs.
www.federation.edu.au/studentcareerhub
Spiritual facilities
People of all faiths are welcome at FedUni.
Multi-faith prayer room/place of peace are available for all students at both Mt Helen
and Gippsland Campuses. Muslim prayer rooms with separate male and female
facilities are also available.
There are chaplains on campus to provide spiritual support and practical help to students.
Student health
Get involved and challenge yourself to
make the most out of your new life at
FedUni. Join a club, attend an event,
make use of the free services we provide
and enjoy free lunches during the
semester when you are on campus.
Clubs, societies and
associations
Enhance your University experience and
sign up to one of the many clubs,
societies and associations that operate
across the campuses, including
sporting, academic, cultural and
interest-based clubs.
www.federation.edu.au/
clubs-and-societies
Leadership and community
FedUni provides exciting leadership and
volunteer opportunities on campus and
in the local community to help you
develop leadership skills, enhance your
resume and make new contacts in
Australia.
www.federation.edu.au/
student-leadership
Sport and recreation
Travel agent
FedUni has a great range of sport and
recreation opportunities to cater for a
range of interest and fitness levels.
Social sports such as badminton,
football (soccer) and squash happen
every week at both the Mt Helen and
Gippsland campuses. Both Mt Helen
and Gippsland students have access to
fully equipped gyms and swimming
pools. www.federation.edu.au/sport
Located at Mt Helen Campus STA Travel is available to all FedUni students.
www.federation.edu.au/travel-services
Events and activities
FedUni provides confidential health and medical services to all students. Nurses are
available for health advice and Mt Helen has a medical practice.
www.federation.edu.au/health-centre
Children’s Centres
Children’s Centres are onsite at Ballarat’s Mt Helen and SMB campuses, and at the
Gippsland campus.
Should you find yourself in difficulty, FedUni offers additional
support that includes student advisory, disability and legal services.
The student experience office helps to
coordinate a variety of interesting and
fun events for you to get involved with
both on campus and off campus.
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Scholarships
International students may be eligible for a range of scholarships,
bursaries and grants to assist with academic support by registering
for FedUni Kickstart.
Accommodation
scholarships
All FedUni students are invited to register with Kickstart so that the Scholarships office
can determine the best level of support for your study at FedUni.
Scholarships up to the value of
$2000* are available for
commencing international
students staying on campus.
International students may be eligible immediately for a Federation International
Excellence Scholarship.
Federation International Excellence Scholarship
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A merit based scholarship available to all undergraduate and postgraduate (by
coursework) students commencing study in Semester 1 or 2, 2017
Scholarships are awarded to eligible students for outstanding academic performance
Scholarship value is equivalent to 20% of course fees
Terms and conditions apply. Full details available at
www.federation.edu.au/scholarships
Apply at
Other Supports
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Bursaries and grants may also be offered to students with unexpected exceptional
circumstances and expenses whilst studying.
International students are able to make an easy bursary or grant application online
with Kickstart.
For further information about scholarships, bursaries and grants and to register for
Kickstart, log on to www.federation.edu.au/scholarships.
FedUni is a participating institution in the prestigious
Australia Awards scholarships scheme.
Current recipient Soimali Fernandes who is studying the Master
of Professional Accounting shares her thoughts about University
life and what the scholarship means to her.
My time at FedUni so far has been really good. I have adapted
to this new student-life and made new friends. Most lecturers
want to help the students get a better grade, therefore
students always seek them out, no matter the problem.
Building on my previous work experience in Timor-Leste, my
goal is to acquire the experience to become an internal
auditor, a management accountant or even a forensic
accountant. My chosen course will provide me with an
accounting degree from a country with a strong tradition in
accounting theory and practice and give me the skills to work
effectively with a number of qualified certified practicing
accountants and chartered accountants currently in
Timor-Leste. Not only that, I will be eligible to enter the CPA
and CA in both Australia and/or New Zealand.
Upon completion of my degree I want to work in an
organisation directly under a certified practicing accountant
or a chartered accountant from Australia or New Zealand. In
doing this I will acquire the necessary skills and experience to
achieve my professional goals. The scholarship awarded by
DFAT has been a step closer on the achievement of this goal.
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Be inspired by our graduates
Your connection with FedUni does not end when you graduate.
We are very proud of the accomplishments of our graduates and the contribution our alumni
give to their chosen industry, profession, communities and beyond.
Many of our diverse alumni community have gone on to achieve great renown in their
respective fields, both in Australia and overseas.
Dr Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw
Jose Ruperto Martin Andanar
Alfredo Pires
Dr Mazumdar-Shaw graduated from the
University in 1975 as a Master Brewer
with a Graduate Diploma in Malting and
Brewing. Dr Mazumdar-Shaw has been
named among TIME magazine’s 100 most
influential people in the world and received
many worldwide prizes and awards for her
contributions to biotechnology. In 2016
Dr Mazumdar-Shaw was appointed global
alumni ambassador for Australia.
Martin Andanar is a Bachelor of Arts
graduate with majors in Social and Political
Studies and Film in Media Studies. After
graduating in 1999, Martin returned to the
Philippines to pursue a career in Radio
and TV. In 2016, Martin was appointed as
head of the Philippines Presidential
Communications and Operations Office.
Alfredo Pires, Minister for Petroleum and
Mineral Resources in Timor- Leste,
graduated from the University with a
Bachelor of Applied Science (Geology) in
1988. In 2014, Alfredo was awarded
International Alumnus of the Year for his
outstanding professional achievement and
service to the community.
The Honourable Steve Bracks
Saumya Desai
Shane Armstrong
Steve Bracks is one of Victoria’s longest
serving Premiers, winning three
consecutive elections and serving from
1999 to 2007. He graduated from the
University with a Diploma of Business
Studies, majoring in Accounting, and a
Graduate Diploma of Education, majoring
in Economics.
Saumya Desai studied the Bachelor of IT
(2008), Masters in IT Management Studies
(2011) and Graduate IT Professional
Practice (2015). Since graduating, Saumya
has held positions as IT Consultant and
Test Specialist, and is now an Application
Developer with IBM®, one of the world’s
leading technology and innovation
companies.
Global publishing executive Shane
Armstrong is one of the leading
international executives in publishing, in
both trade and education. Shane
graduated with a Diploma of Education in
1983. Shane has held several positions in
Australia and Singapore. He is currently
the Executive Vice President of Scholastic
Corp and President of Scholastic
International in New York.
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Study pathways
There are many ways for you to achieve the qualification you
need for your chosen career.
The diagram below outlines the progression through education at Federation
University Australia that is consistent with the AQF framework. To learn about
the Australian Qualifications Framework please visit www.aqf.edu.au
For more information and specific courses of choice please visit
www.federation.edu.au/pathways
Federation
College
High School
Completion
English
Language*
VET (TAFE)
Certificate I & II*†
Certificate III & IV*†
Diploma*†
Advanced Diploma*†
HIGHER EDUCATION (Undergraduate)
Bachelor Degree†#
(3–4 years)
HIGHER EDUCATION (Postgraduate)
Graduate Certificate
Graduate Diploma
Masters by Coursework
Honours
Masters by Research
Professional
Doctorate
*
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#
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Doctor of Philosophy
Duration varies
Duration of study may be reduced by obtaining credit from previous TAFE/VET studies
VTAC prerequisites may apply
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English courses
The English and Academic Preparation (EAP) courses are a
non-award University accredited access and preparatory pathway
courses for international students (from non-English speaking
backgrounds) intending to undertake undergraduate and
postgraduate degree studies at Federation University Australia.
EAP courses aim to enhance and develop students’ English language skills and
knowledge of western academic culture for the purposes of academic study in English
medium universities. At the completion of EAP, it is expected that students will engage
confidently in academic situations in their destination courses, and will contribute
significantly to university life at Federation University Australia.
During the program students will develop
skills in:
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tutorial discussions
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listening and note-taking
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oral presentations
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research essays and reports
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understanding and analysing
academic sources
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organising information and managing
a research process
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using language specific to a chosen
discipline
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writing in an academic style
English and Academic
Preparation (5 weeks)
Preparation (10 Weeks)
Campus:
SMB Campus (Ballarat)
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
050427C
Duration:
5 weeks full-time
Fees:
$2,340
Entry requirements:
• Overall IELTS band score of 6.0, with no band less
than 5.5, or equivalent.
CRICOS Code:
050427C
Duration:
10 weeks full-time
Fees:
$4,670
Entry requirements:
• Overall IELTS band score of 5.5 (with no band less
than 5.5) or IELTS 6.0 with no band less than 5.0 or
equivalent.
CRICOS Code:
050427C
Duration:
15 weeks full-time
Fees:
$7,000
Entry requirements:
• Overall IELTS score of 5.5 with no band less then
5.0 or equivalent
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
050427C
Duration:
20 weeks full-time
Fees:
$9,330
Entry requirements:
• Overall IELTS band score of IELTS 5.0 (with no band
less than 5.0)
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Business
Campus:
Gippsland Campus (Churchill),
Mt Helen Campus (Ballarat), Online/Off-campus
CRICOS Code:
039579B
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$24,700
Entry requirements:
than 6.0, or equivalent
• Successful completion of Australian Year 12, or
overseas equivalent.
Become an innovator, a creative force, a
leader in the business world. With our
Bachelor of Business course, you can
major in marketing, management, human
resource management and even
complete a double major. You may aspire
to continue your family’s business, join a
global company or have already
launched your own start-up. If the fastpaced business world excites you, we
want you in our Bachelor of Business
degree. As part of this degree you will
undertake a practical placement,
internship or project and get first-hand
insights into how companies work.
Career opportunities
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Business analyst
Strategic planner
Researcher
Marketing manager
Human resources manager
Business owner
Business manager
Business consultant
Sample study areas
At Federation Business School,
our students develop the skills
to become future business
leaders, gaining a strong
understanding of business
principles and the ability to
think conceptually and
analytically.
Our graduates are prepared for
exciting and varied professional
careers in business, commerce,
sustainability and management.
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Management
Human resource management
Economics
Accounting
Marketing
Business communication
Consumer behaviour
Social media marketing
Law
Project management
Creativity and innovation
Industry experience
At FedUni, we believe in our students
having real-life experience to support
their knowledge. As part of your Bachelor
of Business degree, you will undertake a
practical placement, internship or project
and get first-hand insights into how
companies work.
(Human Resource
Management)
(Management)
(Marketing)
Campus:
Gippsland Campus (Churchill), Mt Helen Campus
(Ballarat), Online/Off-campus
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
088133D
CRICOS Code:
088132E
CRICOS Code:
039582G
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$24,700
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$24,700
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$24,700
Entry requirements:
than 6.0 or equivalent
Entry requirements:
Entry requirements:
With a Bachelor of Business (Human
Resource Management), you will learn
how to manage people and develop
organisations to work together for the
benefit of both. We will also help you to
develop confidence, negotiating, and
communication skills, and the legal
foundations important in business. You
will undertake a practical placement,
internship or project. You will get firsthand insights into how companies work
and have plenty of choice for electives as
well as being able to focus on your
favourite business area. A double major
in Management or Marketing is available.
You love working with people and you’re
a problem solver; a natural leader. With
our Bachelor of Business (Management)
degree, you will learn how to coordinate
people and resources for the benefit of a
company. You can even use your skills to
start your own business. When you
graduate, you will be ready to enter the
corporate world, whether it is in human
resources, business development or
project management. You will undertake
a practical placement, internship or
project to get first-hand insights into how
companies. A double major in Marketing
or Human Resource Management is
available.
Make your brand a household name.
Create global advertising campaigns.
Engage your customers through the
latest social media craze. If you love the
corporate world and are interested in
how to promote companies too, we want
you for our degree. You will become an
expert in marketing for local, online and
international audiences, while learning
important business skills like accounting,
human resource management and
management. You will undertake a
practical placement, internship or project.
You will get first-hand insights into how
companies work and have plenty of
choice for electives as well as being able
to focus on your favourite business area.
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Business director
Training and development officer
Recruitment officer
Project officer
Personnel officer
Human resources consultant
Human resource officer
Employee relations officer
Business manager
Sample study areas
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Management
Staffing organisations
Economics
Accounting
Marketing
Industrial relations
Employment law
Reward and performance
management
Designing effective organisations
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Business owner
Project management
Organisational management
Manager
HR
Sample study areas
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Management principles
Marketing
Economics
Accounting
Management skills
Managing people at work
Management of change and
organisational development
Managerial research methods
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Brand manager
Strategic planner
Product manager
Media liaison officer
Marketing officer
Market researcher
Communications officer
Sample study areas
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Management
Law fundamentals
Services marketing
Consumer behaviour
International marketing
Management of change and
organisational development
Marketing communication
Product management
Marketing strategy and analysis
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(Accounting)
(Economics and Finance)
Campus:
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
055557G
CRICOS Code:
044114D
CRICOS Code:
088135B
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$24,700
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$24,700
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$24,700
Entry requirements:
Entry requirements:
Entry requirements:
Become a leader in commerce and
business. Be a stockbroker in London,
New York or Stockholm. Run the
accounts for your family business.
Manage the finances for your local
council. You will study a range of core
areas focussing on commerce and may
also include a major in accounting, law,
economics and finance. We will help you
get practical experience in financial
organisations and departments during
your degree, so that when you graduate,
you will not only have the skills but also
the experience to secure work. Double
majors are also available in Accounting
and Law or Economics and Finance and
Law.
You love stats. You’re a natural with
numbers. You’d love to crunch the sums
for governments, companies or your own
business. In our Bachelor of Commerce
(Accounting) degree, you will study
accounting, law and economics and
finance as part of your commence
degree, and can choose from subjects
like taxation law, auditing and financial
planning to specialise your skills in
accounting. When you graduate from our
degree, you can then go on to gain
professional accounting accreditation.
Double majors are available in Law and
Economics and Finance. This course is
recognised by CPA Australia and The
Institute of Chartered Accountants. You
may also be eligible to apply for
membership with the Australian
Computing Society and Financial
Services Institute of Australasia upon
completion of nominated subjects in the
Grow wealth, manage investments and
give financial advice. With our degree,
you can work in banking, insurance,
investments, stockbroking, corporate
finance and more. The course is
designed to give you the skills to be a
leader in commerce and business with a
specialisation in law. It focuses on the
hard-edged courses needed for
professional accreditation with the major
professional bodies as well as providing a
well-defined career path for professionals
in the world of commerce. You will learn
how to help companies, government
departments and private investments
profit through economic and financial
management and strategies.
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Banker
Stockbroker
Public accountant
Sample study areas
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Accounting and finance
Law fundamentals
Economics
Commercial law
Business macroeconomics
Management accounting
Banking and finance
Organisation law
Financial markets and institutions
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Business consultant
Stockbroker
State government
Retail banker
Public accountant
Merchant banker
Investment manager
Insurance broker
Government business enterprises
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Corporate finance
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Stockbroker
Public accountant
Law fundamentals
Commercial law
Corporate accounting
Management accounting
Financial accounting
Organisation law
Financial management
Income tax law and practice
Auditing
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Business statistics
Economics
Commercial law
Business macroeconomics
Responsible business
Banking and finance
Financial management
Comparative economic systems
Financial markets and institutions
(Law)
Campus:
Mt Helen Campus (Ballarat)
CRICOS Code:
088134C
Duration:
3 years
Campus:
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$24,700
Entry requirements:
You love working with people and solving
problems and have an interest in law.
You’re interested in how money and the
law interact. Every business needs to
meet certain laws and many need people
who can help them do that. You will learn
about law around the globe as well as for
the online world. And you will learn the
essential business skills needed to excel
in the corporate world, like responsible
business, statistics and economics.
Double majors are also available in
Accounting or Economics and Finance.
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Finance
Commerce
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Bachelor of Sport
Management / Bachelor of
Business
Economics
Commercial law
Tort law
Property law
Organisation law
Contract law
Equity and trusts
Corporations law
Dispute resolution law
International trade law
CRICOS Code:
065657K
Duration:
4.5 years
Intake:
Feb
Fees:
$30,100
Entry requirements:
• Successful completion of Australian Year 12 with
final-year mathematics courses, or overseas
equivalent.
You have an interest in figures. In how
companies operate. How to make
businesses profitable. And how to market
these businesses to the right audience.
But you’re also a keen sportsperson,
whether a participant or a supporter. This
double degree can lead to you marketing
major sporting teams, managing the
finances for multi-million dollar sporting
facilities and advising councils on their
recreational facilities. The mix of sports
industry skills and business expertise
doubles your job options when you
graduate and you can even take your
business skills to different industries
altogether.
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Advertising consultant
Tour operations
Sports marketing manager
Sports journalist
Sport development manager
Public relations officer ,Personnel
administrator
Human resources officer
Health promotions officer
Events manager
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Sport management
Sports marketing
Sport accounting and finance
Human movement
Management of sporting
organisations
Fitness
Health promotion
Cindy Gu
(Accounting)
Country of origin: China
I enjoyed every day studying at FedUni.
During my time at FedUni, I learned and
changed a lot. I really enjoy my
schooling period and miss the time
there very much. The advantage to me
is not only the academic achievement,
but also the value. I became more
confident and optimistic than before.
This is because I received a lot of help
from the teachers and staff.
The most impressive time was doing
volunteer jobs at orientation day, open
day and so on. I liked sharing my
experience to the new students and
assisting them. It is a good way to
know more people and make more
friends.
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(Honours)
(Honours)
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
070499K
Duration:
1 year
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$24,700
CRICOS Code:
070500M
Duration:
1 year
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$24,700
Entry requirements:
• Completion of an undergraduate degree with at
least a distinction average in third-year courses in
the business discipline in which they have chosen
to pursue their Honours studies, and have achieved
no less than a Credit average in all second and
third year level courses. Applicants are requested
to submit a Research Proposal form with their
application.
Further information at www.study.federation.edu.au
Entry requirements:
• Completion of an undergraduate degree with at
least a distinction average in third-year courses in
the business discipline in which they have chosen
to pursue their Honours studies, and have achieved
no less than a Credit average in all second and
third year level courses. Applicants are requested
to submit a Research Proposal form with their
application.
The Bachelor of Business (Honours)
course is a combination of coursework
and research. The course aims to provide
a post-degree level of study to widen
your knowledge in one of the specialist
areas in a business-related discipline. It
gives you the training necessary to
conduct independent high quality
research in business and academic
settings, cultivates analytical and critical
skills and an awareness of emerging
developments in business. The Honours
course has been developed as a
pathway for research and study at
Masters or PhD level but can also
provide a competitive edge in the market
place. Applicants should submit a
research proposal with their application.
The Bachelor of Commerce (Honours)
course is a combination of coursework
and research. The course aims to provide
a post-degree level of study to widen
your knowledge in one of the specialist
areas in a business-related discipline. It
gives you the training necessary to
conduct independent high quality
research in business and academic
settings, cultivates analytical and critical
skills and an awareness of emerging
developments in business. The Honours
course has been developed as a
pathway for research and study at
Masters or PhD level but can also
provide a competitive edge in the market
place. Applicants should submit a
research proposal with their application.
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Business analyst
Strategic planner
Researcher
Marketing manager
Business owner
Business manager
Business consultant
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environment
Business research methods
and practice
Thesis 1 and 2
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Business research methods
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Master of Commerce
(Professional Accounting)
Country of origin: India
My name is Sufiyan Memon. I’m from
Mumbai, India; the land of Bollywood
and spicy food. I came to the city of
gold, Ballarat, in 2012 to pursue Master
of Commerce (Professional
Accounting). Recently, I have accepted
an accounting position at a major firm
in Ballarat utilising the accounting
knowledge I obtained from FedUni.
The important factors that helped me
get a job as an Accountant were
confidence, dedication,
communication, and excellent
academic records.
Sample study areas
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Banker
Stockbroker
Researcher
Public accountant
Sufiyan Memon
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Every moment spent at FedUni,
whether studies, sports, or
extracurricular activities, has benefited
me in some way. I would like to
describe it in the accounting terms: the
capital investment (tuition) initially
thought to be a lot seems much less
now compared to the dividends I have
gained after graduation. An investment
of a life time!
Graduate Certificate of
Management
Graduate Certificate of
Professional Accounting
Campus:
Campus:
Mt Helen Campus (Ballarat),
Online/Off-campus
CRICOS Code:
085207D
CRICOS Code:
085206E
Duration:
1 year
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$27,600
Duration:
0.5 year
Intake:
Feb
Fees:
$27,600
Entry requirements:
• Applicants for this course must hold a bachelor’s
degree or equivalent professional qualification.
Applicants holding other academic or professional
qualifications and/or significant managerial work
experience may also be granted admission.
Entry requirements:
• This course is intended for applicants with an
undergraduate degree in a non-accounting
discipline or for people who have significant
experience working in accounting and who now
wish to attain a high-level qualification in this area.
The Graduate Certificate of Management
has been developed for managers and
aspiring managers who have a degree in
any discipline who now wish to move into
general management to give themselves
a competitive edge.
The Graduate Certificate of Professional
Accounting has been developed as both
an entry point and exit point for the
Master of Professional Accounting.
Please see Master of Professional
Accounting for further course outline
information.
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Business analyst
Strategic planner
Researcher
Marketing manager
General manager
Business owner
Business manager
Business consultant
Sample study areas
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Business society and the planet
Leadership
Managerial decision marketing
Organisations: behaviour
structure and process
Marketing management
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Banker
Stockbroker
Professional accountant
Sample study areas
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Accounting concepts and practices
Information systems design and
development for accountants
Business economics
Commercial law
Research and statistical methods for
business
Cost and management accounting
Corporate law
Juliana Ojediran
(Business)
Country of origin: Nigeria
Coming to Federation University
Australia to do my professional
doctorate is one of the best life
decisions that I have made.
When I arrived, I was amazed at the
amount of support that was available
for students and also a very active
international student presence. While I
did not have enough time to partake in
all of the on and off campus activities,
due to study commitments, I knew that
if I wanted any assistance, I could
easily get all the support needed.
The Federation Business School has
very generous staff, including teaching
and non-teaching staff members who
were always there to give me support
even beyond academic support.
It is an honor to have met so many
incredible people during my journey at
Federation University Australia, and
also the fact that I am the first DBA
candidate of Federation University
Australia to finish and submit my final
thesis is something that I am extremely
proud of. I couldn’t have done this
without the support of the Federation
Business School staff members.
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Graduate Diploma of
Management
Graduate Diploma of
Professional Accounting
Campus:
Campus:
Online/Off-campus
CRICOS Code:
085208C
CRICOS Code:
085209B
Duration: Intake:
1.5 years. Feb
Fees:
$27,600
Duration: Intake:
1.5 years. Feb, July
Fees:
$27,600
Entry requirements:
• Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree or
equivalent professional qualification. Applicants
holding other academic or professional
Entry requirements:
• Applicants should hold a bachelor’s degree or
equivalent professional qualification. Applicants
holding other academic or professional
qualifications and/or with no work experience may
also be granted admission.
This course has been designed as both
an entry and exit point for the Master of
Business Administration. For further
course outline information, please see
Master of Business Administration.
The Graduate Diploma of Professional
Accounting has been developed as both
an entry point and an exit point for the
Master of Professional Accounting.
Please see Master of Professional
Accounting for further course outline
information.
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Business analyst
Strategic planner
Researcher
Marketing manager
General manager
Business owner
Business manager
Business consultant
Sample study areas
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Organisations: behaviour structure
process
Leadership
Managerial decision making
Managing the legal environment
environment
Strategy and management of change
Strategic enterprise planning
Master of Professional
Accounting
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Banker
Stockbroker
Sample study areas
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Manu Babu
Business economics
Commercial law
Corporate law
Auditing and assurance services
Taxation law and practice
Federation University Australia is a
resource hub for students seeking
advanced education and a better
career. The advanced computer labs,
library, career development hub,
learning skills department, international
student support and faculties are well
organised and appreciable. There is
nothing the University has missed to
provide to its students.
I’ve also had a very pleasing academic
experience. All of our classes consist of
less than 25 students which enables us
to receive individual attention from our
faculty. Most of our teachers including
our MPA course coordinator have an
open door policy, which assists
students to seek clarification for their
academic queries easily. The faculties,
in particular Gavin Hurst, also play a
key role in building our profile as a
professional by directing us towards
internships and other career oriented
programs throughout the course.
I would like to express my sincere
gratitude to Talia Barrett, the senior
skills Adviser, who helped me a lot with
my assignments and academic skills.
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Master of Professional
Accounting
Master of Business
Administration
Campus:
Online/Off-campus
Campus:
Online/Off-campus
CRICOS Code:
085211G
Duration:
2 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$27,600
Entry requirements:
• This course is intended for applicants with an
undergraduate degree in a non-accounting
discipline or for people who have significant
experience working in accounting and who now
wish to attain a high-level qualification in this
area.
The Master of Professional Accounting
has been designed for students whose
first degree is in a non-accounting field
and provides you with a comprehensive
course of study in accounting theory and
practice that is recognised by both CPA
Australia and Chartered Accountants
Australia and New Zealand, enabling you
to pursue a pathway to qualification as a
professional accountant. In addition to
core subject areas of accounting,
financial management and auditing, you
will be introduced to related disciplines,
including business law, taxation,
information systems, economics and
quantitative methods.
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Stockbroker
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Corporate law
Auditing and assurance services
Taxation law and practice
CRICOS Code:
085210J
Duration:
2 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$27,600
Entry requirements:
• Applicants for this course must hold a bachelor’s
degree or equivalent professional qualification.
Applicants holding other academic or professional
Excel in the rapidly changing business
world with our MBA and become a global
business leader, world-class manager or
successful entrepreneur. You have an
existing degree and now want a
competitive business edge. You will learn
the suite of most important business skills
like accounting, finance, human resource
management, marketing and more. You
will also boost your leadership skills and
workshop your own management style
with our managerial courses. Then you will
take the lead with your own project,
strategically planning an enterprise.
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Business analyst
Strategic planner
Researcher
Marketing manager
Manager
General manager
Business owner
Business manager
Business consultant
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Organisations: behaviour structure
process
Managing the legal environment
environment
Strategy and management of change
Strategic enterprise planning
Managerial decision making
Parisa Salimzadeh
(Business)
Country of Origin: Iran
I really enjoy the friendly environment of
Federation University Australia. I
remember when I started my PhD in
2012, everybody was so nice and
supportive. They all wanted to help new
students, especially international ones,
who have several difficulties at the
beginning.
I am happy that FedUni has maintained
its supportive environment throughout
my studies. As an international student,
I’ve never felt that I am far from my own
country because my FedUni family is
always with me.
Research Services at FedUni acts very
well by providing useful research
workshops and seminars. I learnt how
to research at FedUni.
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Education and
Early Childhood
Bachelor of Arts /
Bachelor of Education
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
069143D
Duration:
4 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$23,300
Entry requirements:
• Overall IELTS band score of 7.5, with no less than
8.0 in listening and speaking and no less than 7.0
in reading and writing
equivalent
You have an interest in the humanities,
media and social science area, and
would like to teach from Year 7 to VCE
students. We will help you become an
engaging, motivating and innovative
secondary school teacher. You can teach
across Australia in remote communities,
thriving regional centres or in our capital
cities. Or you might even travel overseas
to teach. With this degree, you will be
working and teaching in secondary
schools across the state for 80 days.
This includes the opportunity during third
year of overseas placements.
This course is professionally recognised
by Victorian Institute of Teachers (VIT)
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FedUni’s education and early
childhood degrees are
dynamic, challenging and
provide a supportive
environment for you to explore
and thrive in.
Our innovative approach to
professional experience guides
you towards developing strong
leadership skills and meaningful
learning relationships within the
community.
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Education
History
Human behaviour
Humanities
Japanese language
Literature
Psychology
Teaching (Secondary)
Philosophy
Global perspectives.
(Primary)
Bachelor of Mathematical
Sciences / Bachelor of
Education
Bachelor of Science /
Campus:
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
089465J
Duration:
4 years
Intake:
Feb
Fees:
$23,300
Entry requirements:
minimum study scores of 25 in units 3 and 4
English or 30 for English as an Alternative
Language or Dialect and Units 1 and 2 of
Mathematics or Overseas Equivalent
Childhood experiences created by a
great teacher will stay with a child
throughout their lifetime. If you love to
inspire children and to help them to
achieve their potential, then join us to
become part of the next generation of
primary teachers. You will develop a deep
understanding of childhood development,
educational theories and practice and
how to engage children in innovative and
purposeful learning. You will complete at
least 80 days of supervised teaching
practice during the four years of your
degree, and completing the course
qualified to teach primary students from
Foundation to Year 6.
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Tutor
Teacher of the sight impaired
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Social education and humanities
Health and physical education
Learning, thinking and creativity
Teaching and managing positive
learning
Child and youth studies
Learning and teaching mathematics
Literacy and numeracy
Science education
Professional policy, practice and
responsibility
CRICOS Code:
069145B
Duration:
4 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$23,300
CRICOS Code:
069147M
Duration:
4 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$23,300
Entry requirements:
equivalent.
Entry requirements:
equivalent
You’re good at maths and science and
want to share these skills with others.
You’d like to help students grow in
confidence and motivate them at school.
This double degree sets you up for a
career as a secondary school teacher, in
mathematics, science or IT, in middle
schools through to VCE. You will learn
how to teach and how to best inspire
your students and get experience each
year in classrooms. The Bachelor of
Mathematical Sciences component of
the course will provide students with a
strong foundation in principles and
techniques of mathematics and
understanding how mathematics is
applied to the real world.
If science is your passion and you want
to work with young people, we want you
in this degree. You will learn about what
type of teacher you are and how to use
your skills to motivate, support and
develop students. When you graduate,
you will be qualified to teach science
from middle years through to VCE. You
will also have specialised science skills
that will open even more doors
throughout your career. Your science
subjects are broad and will see you
become skilled in environmental science,
biology, chemistry, earth science and
more. While you’re learning these skills,
you will practice them in real classrooms
throughout your degree.
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Teacher
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Education
Mathematical sciences
Mathematical statistics
Mathematics
Mathematics (applied)
Mathematics (modelling)
Teaching (secondary)
Laboratory officer
Tutor
Teacher
Secondary teacher
Sample study areas
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Chemistry
Earth sciences
Education
Environmental science
General science
Mathematics
Science/education
Senior science
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Bachelor of Visual Arts /
Studies
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
069149J
Duration:
4 years
Intake:
Feb
Fees:
$23,300
CRICOS Code:
091968A
Entry requirements:
equivalent and successfully pass an interview with
portfolio
Jun Wang
Master of Teaching
(Secondary)
Country of Origin: China
Studying at Federation University
Australia was a delightful experience of
learning and unlearning, application
and actualisation, within an atmosphere
that is very open to diversity.
The Master of Teaching (Secondary)
course employs a holistic approach to
maximise learning for every student. I
also had a great opportunity to witness
and practically apply classroom
concepts in actual secondary schools
having been on placement.
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$23,300
Does a career in the Education sector
interest you, but you are not sure you
want to be a teacher? Or maybe you
would just like to teach in an Adult
Learning setting? Our new Bachelor of
Education Studies is a generalist degree
preparing you if you are generally
interested in Learning and Education and
want to understand the requirements and
expectations to work in the field. The
opportunities for graduates are broad,
and this degree will also allow you to
teach in Adult Learning settings or qualify
you as an Education Support worker
(Integration Aide).
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Tutor
Teacher
Intake:
Feb, July
Entry requirements:
• Overall IELTS band score of 6.0.
equivalent
You love being creative and want to
share your passion with young people.
You want to help them develop the
confidence to express themselves
through fine art. In this double degree,
you will learn the skills needed to be a
secondary school teacher, and you will
perfect your visual arts techniques so
that you can work in the field. You will
spend 80 days in secondary schools
practicing the very skills you’re learning.
You will find out how to be an engaging,
supportive and innovative teacher, and
one that students look up to. This course
is professionally recognised by Victorian
Institute of Teachers (VIT)
Duration:
3 years
Education support worker
(Integration aide)
Work in adult education settings
TAFE teacher
Adult education teacher
Non teaching roles in the
education sector
Sample study areas
Education
History
Studio practice
Designing for learning
Reporting and transition to
professional practice
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When I described the University to be
open to diversity, I did not just mean
diversity in skill and capabilities, but
also differences in ethnicity and culture.
As a student originating from China, I
felt that my perspective is much
appreciated and valued by lecturers
and students alike.
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Learning and teaching
Literacy and numeracy
Health and physical education
Child and youth studies
Mathematics
Language
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island:
learning and teaching
Positive Learning environments
Differentiating for diverse learners
Approaches to teaching in the arts
I could not think of any better form of
preparation for me to become an
excellent secondary school teacher.
This high standard of education is what
I wish to emulate in my future
professional practice.
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Master of Education Studies
Master of Teaching (Primary)
Master of Teaching
(Secondary)
Campus:
Gippsland Campus (Churchill)
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
080391F
CRICOS Code:
088663M
CRICOS Code:
091965D
Duration:
2 years
Intake:
Feb
Fees:
$25,000
Duration:
2 years
Intake:
Feb
Fees:
$25,000
Duration:
1.5 years
Intake:
Feb
Fees:
$25,000
Entry requirements:
• Successful completion of a recognised 3-year
Australian bachelor’s degree or equivalent
Entry requirements:
bachelor’s degree or equivalent
Entry requirements:
Australian bachelor’s degree or equivalent
You’re a teacher or educational
professional and are ready to lead
educational practice, policy and research.
In this course, you will be offered
guidance on how to explore your own
learning priorities, including through
multiple pathways of study that best suit
your professional and personal interests.
One option is the research pathway that
includes coursework and the completion
of a minor thesis (12,000–15,000 words).
Alternatively, you can select a coursework
-only pathway. Major streams include
Diversity and Inclusion, Educational
Leadership, Special Education and
Vocational Education and Training.
This postgraduate course will help you
take your skills from your undergraduate
degree to become a teacher. You may be
looking to change your career or you’ve
decided after finishing your
undergraduate degree, that teaching is
what you really want to do. You will
graduate from this degree with the
confidence and skills to teach in primary
school across Australia and overseas. It
is a hands-on course that gets you out
into the classroom for a minimum of 60
days, where you can put what you’ve
learnt into practice.
If you’re ready for a career change or
want to build on your undergraduate
degree to become a teacher, this course
is for you. You will learn how to engage
with and motivate students from years
6to 12. And we will help you to become
an advocate, supporter and role model
for your students. You can take your pick
of two subjects from biology, drama,
English and more to specialise in. And
when you graduate, you can work in
Australia or overseas. You will spend a
minimum of 60 days in school seeing
how these theories play out. This course
is professionally recognised by Victorian
Institute of Teachers (VIT)
Please note that this program is not a teaching
qualification.
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Secondary teacher
TAFE teacher
Teacher
Tutor
Sample study areas
Study areas will vary depending on the
stream selected. Some include:
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Theory and practice of learning and
teaching
Understanding and expressing
ourselves
English, literacies and policy contexts
Understanding and investigating our
worlds
Mathematics numeracy and learner
engagement
Disability and inclusion
Differentiating instruction for diverse
learners
Gifted education: identification and
programming
Indigenous issues in education
Change in educational contexts
Mentoring, coaching and leadership
Vocational and workplace teaching
and learning
Curriculum design for vocational and
workplace learning
Leadership in policy
Leading professional learning in
educational contexts.
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Tutor
Teacher
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English curriculum
Teacher as researcher
Youth, culture and schooling
Health curriculum
Education and curriculum studies
Professional learning
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Bachelor of Engineering
Technology (Civil)
Engineering
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
077586K
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$28,800
Entry requirements:
equivalent.
If you prefer a more practical approach to
learning, you will excel in this hands-on
degree. It is all about design and
construction with a focus on technology.
You will learn how to solve design
problems, cost and analyse project
resources, conduct tests and research
and gather and analyse data. It is these
skills that will help give the expert advice
needed in the design and construction
industry. From your second year of study
you will undertake a specialisation in civil
engineering. And you will get experience
in the workforce through an industrybased course.
This course is accredited by Engineers
Australia.
FedUni’s engineering students
have the highest graduate
employment rates in Victoria
and receive the highest median
graduate starting salary in the
nation*.
Our higher education
engineering courses are
internationally recognised for
producing graduates who are
equipped with relevant, up-todate skills that ensure they are
industry-ready by the time they
commence employment.
*Source: Federal Government Quality Indicators for
Learning and Teaching, May 2016.
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Civil engineer technologist
Water resources engineer
Waste water engineer
Transport engineer
Structural engineer
Soil engineer technologist
Pipeline engineer technologist
Hydraulic engineer technologist
Geotechnical engineer technologist
Traffic engineer technologist
Sample study areas
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Mechanics of solids
Earth sciences
Engineering surveying
Civil design
Water drainage infrastructure
Structural design and analysis
Transport infrastructure
Geomechanics
Waste and waste water infrastructure
Technology (Mechanical)
Technology (Mining)
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
077585M
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$28,800
CRICOS Code:
077584A
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$28,800
Entry requirements:
equivalent.
Entry requirements:
equivalent.
You love design and all things technical.
You want a hands-on degree and a
career where you will construct all sorts
of mechanical systems. Perhaps you will
end up in renewable energies, working
with robots or in the automotive industry.
You will learn how engineers can help
solve real life problems. You will also find
out how to cost and analyse project
resources, conduct tests and research
and gather and analyse data. You will use
these skills to make important decisions
and write reports. You will have a handson role in the construction process, in
whichever industries you choose to work.
You love the idea of working with natural
resources and you’d like to use the latest
mining technologies. This degree will help
you to become an expert in planning,
designing and construction. You will learn
the key skills needed by all engineers.
You will find out how to cost and analyse
project resource, conduct tests and
research, and gather and analyse data.
You will be relied upon when you’re in the
industry to make important decisions and
back it up with data.
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CAD drafter
Rotating equipment engineer
technologist
Process engineer technologist
Plant process engineer technologist
Planning engineer technologist
Mechanical engineer technologist
Manufacturing engineer technologist
Maintenance engineer technologist
Hydraulic design engineer
technologist
Design engineer technologist
Sample study areas
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Electrical circuits and machines
Mechanism and machine theory
Machine design
Design and development of
mechanical systems
Fluid dynamics
Manufacturing engineering
Vibration analysis
Metal processing technology
Thermodynamics and heat transfer
System modelling and control
Facilities
This course is recognised by the
Australian Institute of Mining and
Metallurgy (AusIMM).
Our new $43m Science and
Engineering Precinct provides a worldclass learning, teaching and research
facility in a regional centre. As a Mt
Helen student you will use this precinct
for classes in the fields of civil,
mechanical and mining engineering.
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Construction engineer
Underground mining engineer
Project engineer
Planning engineer
Open pit mining engineer
Mining engineer
Mine ventilation officer
Mine safety engineer
Geotechnical engineer
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Rock fragmentation
Earth Sciences
Engineering surveying
Mine power and services technology
Economic Geology
Underground production systems
Surface mining operations and
equipment
Mineral processing
Rock mechanic applications
Subsurface environmental
engineering
Students will also benefit from the
newest technologies in our $19 million
Manufacturing Engineering Skills
Centre at the SMB Campus – the
leading manufacturing training site in
Western Victoria offering vocational
education courses for Australian
students.
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(Civil) (Honours)
(Mechanical) (Honours)
(Mining) (Honours)
Campus:
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
085617G
Duration:
4 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$28,800
CRICOS Code:
085618G
Duration:
4 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$28,800
CRICOS Code:
085619F
Duration:
4 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$28,800
Entry requirements:
equivalent.
Entry requirements:
equivalent.
Entry requirements:
equivalent.
From roads to railways, dams to
harbours, houses to high-rises; civil
engineers are responsible for the design
and construction of all these assets. It is
also civil engineers who work with other
experts like builders, architects and
clients to ensure that structures are safe,
economical and environmentally-sound.
You will find out how to prevent flooding,
design irrigation systems, and build multistoreyed buildings. It is these skills that
may see you specialise in structural
engineering, geotechnical engineering,
transport engineering, water engineering
or infrastructure management.
Invent new products, design innovative
machines and change the way humans
interact with mechanics. Perhaps you
want to learn to build robots. In this
degree, you will learn about electric
circuits and machines, thermodynamics,
industrial robots and more. When you
graduate, you will be a professional
engineer who is an expert in planning,
design and construction. Your career
may see you managing teams who will
build the designs you’ve created. As part
of this degree, you will complete at least
12 weeks of experience in the workplace
putting what you’ve learnt into practice.
In this course, we will teach you how to
mine in a sustainable and safe way and
teach you the social and political aspects
that will impact your career working on
surface mines or in underground mining.
You will also learn communication and
problem-solving that are essential in the
industry. Perhaps you will launch your
career in design, planning or operations
or you’d like to be manager.
Opportunities exist for you in government
and private organisations, mining
companies and consulting firms.
Australia.
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Airport engineer
Transport engineer
Structural engineer
Soil engineer
Pipeline engineer
Hydraulic engineer
Civil engineer
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CAD drafter
Process engineer
Plant process engineer
Planning engineer
Mechanical engineer
Manufacturing engineer ,Maintenance
engineer
Engineering technical officer
Sample study areas
Structural design and construction
Road and traffic engineering
Surface water hydrology
Geotechnical engineering
Civil engineering practice
Engineering project 1 & 2
This course is provisionally accredited by
Engineers Australia.
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Planning engineer
Mining engineer
Sample study areas
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Industrial robots: analysis and
applications
Vibration and machine dynamics
Energy Conversion
Engineering Project 1 & 2
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infrastructure development
Landscape restoration and mine site
rehabilitation
Advanced mine ventilation
Mine Planning
Bachelor of Mechatronic
Systems Engineering
(Honours)
Graduate Diploma of Mining
Campus:
Online/Off-campus
Campus:
Online/Off-campus
CRICOS Code:
085620B
Duration:
4 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$28,800
CRICOS Code:
085622M
Duration:
2 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$21,600
Entry requirements:
equivalent.
Entry requirements:
Australian bachelor’s degree or overseas
equivalent
If working with aircraft, industrial automation,
transport or telecomm-unication systems
excites you and you have a mind for
mechanics, electronics and computing
engineering; this is the ideal degree for
you. This four-year honours degree will
prepare you for a diverse and challenging
career. This course will equip graduates
with the skills necessary to plan, design
and operate complex systems that
integrate mechanical, electronics and
computational elements of engineering.
Graduates find careers in these separate
fields and also at the interface, where
these areas of engineering merge. Due to
their cross-disciplinary knowledge and
versatility as problem solvers, mechatronics
professionals are also highly sought after
as project engineers.
The Graduate Diploma in Mining was
created with the working engineer in
mind. Intended as continuing education
for scientists and engineers already
involved with the mining industry, it is
expected to appeal particularly to civil,
mechanical, electrical, chemical and
construction engineers, geologists,
metallurgists, surveyors and other
professionals with an interest in mining
practice. This course will build upon the
knowledge already gained from
invaluable industry experience.
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Automation engineer
Self-diagnostic machinery design
engineer
Scientific equipment designer
Robotics and process automation
engineer
Plant design and management engineer
Mechatronic project engineer
Mechanical design engineer
Infrastructure engineer
Avionics test engineer
Automotive systems engineer
Sample study areas
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Digital imaging and artificial intelligence
Industrial robotic systems
System dynamics and control
Intelligent mechanisms design
Advanced control systems engineering
Maintenance and asset management
Engineering project management and
sustainable development
Mechatronics project
Australia.
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(Civil)
Project engineer
Planning engineer
Mining engineer
Mine manager
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Tunnelling and mine development
Mine surveying
Rock mechanics applications
Fluids and thermofluids
Mine power supply and drainage
Mine safety and environmental
engineering
Mine ventilation
Materials handling and hoisting
equipment
I chose FedUni because of the small
classes they have, I knew this would
mean better interaction with teaching
staff and this would be helpful
throughout my studies
I loved the practical and the technical
aspects of the Bachelor of Engineering
course I studied. We would often study
theory in the lecture and then
practically apply it afterwards. This was
a great way to learn and different to
experiences in China, which is usually
theory driven.
I liked the hands on tutorials where
tutors really supported students. Most
lecturers had an open door policy and
you could go and ask them questions
which was very helpful.
I loved Y Building, you can talk to
lecturers in their offices, the building is
carbon free and from an engineer’s
perspective, designed well with easy
access to classrooms and lecturer
theatres.
In ten years’ time I hope to be a
practical design engineer working in a
company, in which part of the world…I
don’t know.
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Master of Engineering
Technology (Civil)
Technology (Mechanical)
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
079924C
Duration:
2 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$28,800
CRICOS Code:
079927M
Duration:
2 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$28,800
Entry requirements:
• Successful completion of a recognised 3 or 4 year
Engineering bachelor’s degree in the relevant
specialisation (major field) with credit average,
awarded by an Australian university, or a
recognised overseas equivalent
Entry requirements:
This is a professionally orientated course
that provides students with the
knowledge and skills that are necessary
to obtain employment as a Professional
Engineer and to be admitted as a
Member of Engineers Australia. The
course also serves as a preparation for
further graduate studies in technology,
business administration and other areas.
Specifically the course provides students
with advanced studies in Mechanical
Engineering.
Technology (Mining)
Civil Engineers are responsible for the
design and construction of all types of
structures including single to multi storied
buildings, roads, dams, bridges,
pipelines, towers, harbours, airports and
railways. Civil engineers also plan, design
and test the infrastructure associated
with transport, gas supply, water supply
and sewerage systems. As a Civil
Engineering graduate, you will have
developed technical advanced skills
together with the knowledge and
appreciation of the environment,
sustainable development, social and
political aspects that impact upon the
work of the civil engineer.
Country of origin:
Bangladesh
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As an international student, it is quite
difficult to adopt the language, new
place and culture of other countries. It
was a challenging task for me, but the
international student support office
always gave me strong support and
inspiration that helped me to improve
my leadership and communication skills.
I lived in University accommodation in
my first year of study. This was the best
time ever in my life!
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member Greg You who was my course
coordinator and Michael Tuck, one of
my favourite teachers. His fascinating
style of teaching always entertained me
and this approach helped me gain the
highest score for my assignment and
assessment.
Sample study areas
I would love to come back again to
complete my master degree.
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CAD drafter
Process engineer
Plant process engineer
Planning engineer
Mechanical engineer
Manufacturing engineer ,Maintenance
engineer
Engineering technical officer
Sample study areas
Geomechanics
Civil engineering practice
Structural design and construction
Modelling and simulation in
engineering
Advanced infrastructure planning and
management
Surface water hydrology
Geotechnical engineering
Road and traffic engineering
Research project 1, 2 & 3
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Industrial control and date acquisition
technology
Modelling and simulation in
engineering
Vibration and machine dynamics
Energy conversion
Design of thermal systems
Turbomachinery
Machine system design
Robotics
Research project 1, 2 and 3
Master of Mining
Engineering
Technology (Mining)
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
079928K
Duration:
2 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$28,800
This is a professionally orientated course
that provides students with the
knowledge and skills that are necessary
to obtain employment as an engineer
and to be admitted as a Member with
Engineers Australia. The course also
serves as a preparation for further
graduate studies in technology, business
administration and other areas.
Specifically the course provides students
with advanced studies in Mining
Engineering.
Australia.
Project engineer
Planning engineer
Mining engineer
Sample study areas
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Victoria’s #1 university for
engineering.*
Campus:
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Rock mechanics and applications
Underground production systems
equipment
Mine ventilation
Ore reserve estimation
engineering
Rock breakage
Mine planning and scheduling
CRICOS Code:
058663D
Duration:
1.5 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$28,800
Entry requirements:
• An appropriate three year or four year engineering
degree in the relevant specialisation (major field)
awarded by an Australian university, or an
equivalent qualification awarded by an recognised
overseas institution, with a minimum of 60%
average/credit.
• Applicants for admission must have demonstrated
a high level of academic performance.
You will become a highly skilled mining
engineer as you learn advanced
concepts and skills across a range of
mining engineering subjects. You can
also focus on an area of interest with a
research component. We will guide you
through the fundamental engineering
concepts at an advanced level, explore
technical systems, apply the visualisation
of three-dimensional space and discover
your responsibilities in relation to the
environment and sustainable
development.
FedUni Engineering courses are
ranked #1 in Victoria for
graduate employment rates.
Over 90% of graduates found
full-time work within four
months of graduation.*
FedUni continues to provide
Engineering graduates with the
highest starting salaries in
Victoria. FedUni Engineering
graduates earn more than any
other Engineering graduate
from another Victorian
university.*
*Source: Federal government Quality in Learning and
Teaching, May 2016.
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Mine environment engineering
Mine ventilation
Rock mechanics
Rock breakage
Mine planning and scheduling
Ore reserve estimation
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Health, Sport, Physical
and Outdoor Education
Bachelor of Exercise and
Sport Science
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
063657D
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb
Fees:
$30,100
Entry requirements:
equivalent.
Become a sports scientist. Work in
sports performance. Promote healthy
living to communities. Help injured people
through rehabilitation. With your degree
at FedUni, your learning will be hands-on
using our new Sport and Recreation
Centre and placements in the industry. In
addition to the core subjects, you will
also specialise in your choice of exercise
rehabilitation, health or teaching. Not only
will you learn how to plan, implement and
evaluate courses for athletes, but also for
the general population. Our students love
the amount of practical hours in this
degree, where you are out in the industry
learning from professionals.
by Australian Council for Health, Physical
Education and Recreation (ACHPER),
Australian Injury Prevention Network
(AIPN), Exercise and Sport Science
Australia (ESSA), Physical Activity Australia
(PAA), Sports Medicine Australia (SMA)
If you strive to be a specialist
who motivates and inspires,
FedUni’s health, sport and
physical education
qualifications will give your
career a head start.
The career opportunities
available to you when
completing a health or sport
qualification at FedUni can take
you anywhere. Many of our
graduates are employed
worldwide within leading
international organisations.
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Sports scientist
Sports coach
Rehabilitation programmer
Personal trainer
Performance analyst
Exercise programmer
Exercise physiologist
Clinical exercise physiologist
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Motor learning and performance
Health
Fitness
Sport and exercise psychology
Functional anatomy
Nutrition for health
Injury prevention and risk
management
(Leading and Managing
Health Services)
(Psychology)
Campus:
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
077887G
CRICOS Code:
088147J
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$29,200
Entry requirements:
• Successful completion of Australian VCE, or
overseas equivalent with two final year courses of
either Biology, Chemistry, Psychology, Mathematics
or Physics.
You’re interested in health but not sure if
you want to be a health promotion
worker, dietician or health administrator.
You like the idea of working in health
promotion and community health. You
want a degree with the flexibility to
choose the subjects you like while
keeping your options open. In this
degree, you have elective subjects that
let you study a range of health areas, as
well as subjects from other FedUni
faculties. Once you graduate, you will be
prepared for entry into postgraduate
degrees like medicine, allied health and
dietetics should you choose.
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Research fellow
Research assistant
Research and evaluation officer
Public health researcher
Project officer
Policy developer
Health promotion practitioner
Health administrator
Community development practitioner
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Health promotion
E-health and informatics
Leading and managing health
services
Psychology
Sport and exercise science
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$29,200
CRICOS Code:
088145M
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$29,200
Entry requirements:
overseas equivalent
Entry requirements:
Be a leader, a motivator, a positive
influence in people’s lives. This degree
offers you a future in hiring, training and
developing the skills of health employees,
in managing health organisations and
advising the best practices for health
workplaces. You will learn about the
public health challenges facing our
society today, how to influence health
factors and the best techniques to
improve health and wellbeing. You will
focus on promoting the principals of
health to communities, developing
policies for healthy living and providing
advice for health regulations.
You want to know more about how
people think, feel and behave. You would
like to develop skills to effectively help
people in the community.
This qualification is recognised by the
Australian Psychology Accreditation
Council (APAC). It will enable graduates
to move into postgraduate study in
psychology.
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Program manager
Program coordinator
Health manager
Data manager
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Staffing organisations
Legal and ethical decision making
Health informatics
Population and global health
perspectives
Healthcare leadership and teamwork
Youth issues in society
Working strategically in healthcare
You will learn about the public health
challenges facing our society today, how
to influence health factors and the best
techniques to improve health and
wellbeing. You will focus on promoting
the principles of health to communities,
developing policies for healthy living and
providing advice for health regulations.
You will also learn the psychological,
ethical and legal aspects of health for
your future career.
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Support worker
Outreach worker
Integration aide
Health education officer
Family support worker
Early interventions coordinator
Community welfare worker
Community development worker
Case manager
Abnormal psychology
Applied project in health
Cognitive psychology
Current issues in psychology
Research methods in psychology
Lifespan developmental psychology
Logic and reasoning
Personality
Psychological testing and
assessment
Social psychology.
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(Sport and Exercise Science)
Bachelor of Health and
Physical Education
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
088146K
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb
Fees:
$29,200
CRICOS Code:
080394C
Duration:
4 years
Intake:
Feb
Bachelor of Health and
Physical Education /
Bachelor of Outdoor and
Environmental Education
Campus:
Fees:
$25,300
CRICOS Code:
088664K
Entry requirements:
Entry requirements:
• Overall IELTS band score of 7.5 with no band less
than 8.0 in speaking and listening, and no less
than 7.0 in reading and writing
equivalent.
Learn how to prevent injuries, prepare
athletes for competition and help
communities improve their general
health. In this varied and flexible degree,
you will learn the core skills needed for
entry into health based jobs, along with
the sporting and exercise expertise to
help athletes and everyday people as
they train their bodies. You will learn
about the public health challenges facing
our society
You love motivating and helping kids to
learn. You’re passionate about good
health and exercise. You want a degree
that’s hands-on and gets you out into the
classroom during every year of your
degree. At FedUni, we will teach you how
to teach and you will spend about one
quarter of your course getting your heartrate up, learning and practicing the skills
you will soon be teaching. Along with
graduating ready to teach health and PE
in a secondary school, you will also
specialise in another teaching method.
Once you finish your degree, you can
register with the Victorian Institute of
Teaching.
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Exercise programmer
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Fitness
Sport and exercise psychology
Biomechanics
Motor learning and performance
Anatomy
Movement and instruction
Injury prevention
Physical preparation for sport
Health promotion
This course is recognised by Victorian
Institute of Teaching (VIT) and Australian
Council for Health, Physical Education
and Recreation (ACHPER).
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Teacher
Secondary school teacher
Physical education teacher
Personal trainer
Health education teacher
Health and human development
teacher
Gym instructor
Group fitness instructor
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$27,000
Entry requirements:
7.0 in any of the four skills areas and no less than
8.0 in speaking and listening
You love the outdoors and physical
activity. You enjoy working with children.
You want to be a mentor, leader and
teacher. With our double degree, you will
spend time blending theory with practice
in various sporting skills, teaching methods,
navigation, rock climbing and connecting
to nature. Once you graduate, you may
choose to teach health, PE or outdoor
education at a secondary school, or
perhaps you will work at an outdoor
education centre or work with councils to
improve the health of their communities.
This course is recognised by Victorian
Institute of Teaching (VIT), Australian
Council for Health, Physical Education
and Recreation (ACHPER) and Outdoors
Victoria (OV).
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Environmental education
Exercise science
Health education
Health promotion
Physical activity
Practical pedagogy
Professional studies in education
Sports coaching
Intake:
Feb
Sports administrator
Recreational activities teacher
Ranger
Physical education teacher
Outdoor educator
Health education teacher
Gym instructor
Environmental education officer
Eco-tour guide
Adventure guide
Sample study areas
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Community and bush environments
Health outdoor and physical education
Aquatics and water safety
Biomechanics in physical education
Population and global health
perspectives
Teaching in outdoor and
environmental education
School sport and health and physical
education
Human development and nutrition
Motor development and learning
Bachelor of Outdoor and
Environmental Education
Bachelor of Sport
Management
Campus:
(Ballarat)
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
085612B
CRICOS Code:
056082G
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb
Fees:
$27,000
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb
Fees:
$25,300
Entry requirements:
• Successful completion of Australian Year 12 or
Entry requirements:
overseas equivalent
You love the outdoors and want to share
this passion with other people. You want
to lead, inspire and teach others. You
want a degree that will give you the
opportunity to explore alpine areas, rock
climb and bushwalk. During this degree,
you will learn leadership, teaching and
people skills and put these into practice
in a variety of settings. Your subjects are
a blend of hands-on and theoretical
work, and include outdoor leadership,
community and bush environments, and
coastal environments. Your studies will
focus on blending hands-on experiences,
such as camps, and fieldwork, with the
theory learned.
The rush of sporting games excites you.
You love the camaraderie that comes
with being involved. You want to work
with athletes, coaches, support teams
and like-minded people. You can see
yourself managing national sporting
events, marketing sports teams or
helping kids to engage in sports. We will
support you with placements, trips to
facilities and a semester-long internship.
Along with your sporting subjects, you
will learn professional business skills like
marketing, finance and management.
These subjects will give you business
expertise and confidence when you enter
the workforce.
This course is recognised by Outdoors
Victoria (OV) and Outdoor Education
Australia (OEA).
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Ranger
Outdoor recreation officer
Outdoor educator
Eco-tour guide
Documentary maker
Camping and outdoor educator
Adventurer
Adventure guide
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Aquatics and water safety
Coastal environments
Community and bush environments
Education outdoors
Environmental studies
Health and physical activity in society
Interpersonal practice and counselling
skills
Outdoor and physical education
Outdoor experience
Outdoor leadership and experiential
learning.
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Events manager
Sports journalist
Sports coach
Sport and recreation manager
Sponsorship officer
Recreation officer
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Communication and media studies
Health promotion
Human movement
Legal studies
Marketing
Sport (event management)
Sports (facility management)
Yang Zhang
Bachelor of Health Science
(Sport and Exercise Science)
My name is Yang Zhang and I am from
China. I am studying the Bachelor of
Health Science, a pathway into the
Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology.
Prior to coming to FedUni, I have
completed a Bachelor of Clinical
Medicine. When I was studying this, I
came into contact with rehabilitation as
I hurt my knee and broke my ACL, so I
was really interested in this subject. I
chose to study rehabilitation in Australia
as it is undeveloped in China.
I have three classes each day, in the
rest time I may go to the gym or do
some preview and review. Living on
campus, I have lots of chance to
communicate with other students and
my language improves rapidly. I am so
lucky and happy to study at FedUni, I
really love my program and enjoy my
life here.
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Bachelor of Sport
Management / Bachelor of
Business
Bachelor of Exercise and
Sport Science (Honours)
(Honours)
Campus:
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
065657K
Duration:
4.5 years
Intake:
Feb
Fees:
$30,100
Entry requirements:
equivalent.
You have an interest in figures. In how
companies operate. How to make
businesses profitable. And how to market
these businesses to the right audience.
But you’re also a keen sportsperson,
whether a participant or a supporter. This
double degree can lead to you marketing
major sporting teams, managing the
finances for multi-million dollar sporting
facilities and advising councils on their
recreational facilities. The mix of sports
industry skills and business expertise
doubles your job options when you
graduate and you can even take your
business skills to different industries
altogether.
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Advertising consultant
Tour operations
Sports journalist
Public relations officer ,Personnel
administrator
Human resources officer
Events manager
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Sports marketing
Sport accounting and finance
Human movement
Management of sporting
organisations
Fitness
Health promotion
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CRICOS Code:
077882B
Duration:
1 year
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$30,100
CRICOS Code:
077881C
Duration:
1 year
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$29,200
Entry requirements:
• Completion of a bachelor’s degree in a relevant
discipline with a high level of academic
achievement, normally a distinction average or
above in core discipline courses in the second and
third years.
Entry requirements:
• Completion of a bachelor’s degree in the relevant
achievement, which is normally a distinction
average or above in core discipline courses in the
second and third years.
This honours course aims to provide you
with the opportunity to increase specialist
knowledge and develop skills in your
major field of interest in exercise and
sport science. The course provides
research training, by developing your
ability to identify and design research
solutions and to organise and conduct
research in an independent manner. It
aims to develop an appreciation of the
ethical implications and obligations
associated with the conduct of research
and develop the ability to critically
analyse scholarly work conducted in your
particular field of study.
This course aims to provide you with the
opportunity to increase your specialist
major field of interest in health sciences.
The course provides research training, by
developing your ability to identify and
design research solutions and to
organise and conduct research in an
independent manner that takes into
account the ethical implications and
obligations associated with the conduct
of research. You will develop the ability to
critically analyse and communicate
scholarly work conducted in your field of
study.
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Sports scientist
Sports coach
Personal trainer
Performance analyst
Exercise programmer
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Independent guided reading
Research methods and ethical
practice
Elective studies related to academic
discipline
Research thesis 1 and 2
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Senior positions in health
organisations
locally and internationally
Research manager
Program manager
Program coordinator
Data manager
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discipline
Bachelor of Sport
Management (Honours)
FedUni boasts a range of sporting facilities at our campuses, which greatly facilitate
learning throughout the range of sport qualifications. Sport and recreation facilities
include:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
077866B
Duration:
1 year
Facilities
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$25,300
Entry requirements:
• Completion of a bachelor’s degree in the relevant
achievement, which is normally a distinction
average or above in core discipline courses in the
second and third years.
The Bachelor of Sport Management
(Honours) aims to provide you with the
opportunity to increase your specialist
major field of interest in sport
management. The course provides
research training, by developing your
ability to identify and design research
solutions and to organise and conduct
research in an independent manner. It
aims to develop an appreciation of the
ethical implications and obligations
associated with the conduct of research
and develop the ability to critically
analyse scholarly work conducted in your
particular field of study.
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25-metre heated pool (including
underwater viewing windows)
Fully equipped gym
Indoor basketball courts
Gymnastic facilities
Dance studio
Fully equipped anatomy and
physiology laboratory
Biomechanics laboratory
VO2 Max Testing
Exercise rehabilitation clinic
Tennis, netball and squash courts
Ovals
Multi-purpose sports field
Nine-hole golf course
Basketball and tennis courts
25-metre heated pool
Fully equipped gym
Sports stadium
Squash Courts
Group Fitness
Sauna
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Sports journalist
Sports coach
Sport and recreation manager
Sponsorship officer
Recreation officer
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Graduate Diploma of Clinical
Exercise Physiology
Graduate Diploma of
Outdoor and Environmental
Education
Master of Clinical Exercise
Physiology
Campus:
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
083031F
Duration:
1 year
Intake:
Feb
Fees:
$30,100
Entry requirements:
• A bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science, Human
Movement or a related Health Science and be
eligible for full membership with Exercise and Sports
Science Australia (ESSA) including prerequisite
knowledge of human anatomy and physiology,
exercise physiology, biomechanics, motor learning,
psychology, exercise testing and prescription and
sports injuries/pathology and; demonstrated
potential to undertake graduate level work.
• Minimum of 140 hours of logged practical exercise
prescription experience conducted with apparently
healthy individuals (as per ESSA guidelines)
The Graduate Diploma of Clinical Exercise
Physiology is designed to extend and
supplement the relevant knowledge of
exercise and sport science / human
movement graduates. A thorough
knowledge of health sciences is integrated
with the practical ability to develop and
manage exercise courses for the prevention,
treatment and ongoing management of
chronic disease and complex conditions.
This course is accredited by the National
University Course Accreditation Program,
a component of Exercise and Sports
Science Australia (ESSA). Successful
graduates are eligible to apply to ESSA to
become an Accredited Exercise
Physiologist (AEP).
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Sports coach
Performance analyst
Gym instructor
Exercise programmer
CRICOS Code:
046970C
Duration:
1.5 years
Intake:
Feb
Fees:
$30,100
The Master of Clinical Exercise
Physiology is designed to extend and
supplement the relevant knowledge of
accredited exercise physiologists, and
exercise science and sport science /
human movement graduates. A thorough
knowledge of health sciences is
integrated with the research knowledge
and skills to complete a research thesis.
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Graduates are eligible to become fully
accredited exercise physiologists with
Exercise and Sports Science Australia
(ESSA).
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Outdoor recreation officer
Outdoor educator
Eco-tour guide
Documentary maker
Camping and outdoor educator
Adventure guide
Sports scientist
Sports coach
Personal trainer
Performance analyst
Gym instructor
Exercise programmer
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CRICOS Code:
083032E
The course combines the study of
outdoor and environmental education
knowledge, skills and values with the
development of competence and
experience in outdoor activities. Outdoor
activities are viewed as approaches to
gaining access to more natural settings
and as a medium for developing
human/nature relationships. The
theoretical perspective of the course
aims to develop your understanding of
the interdependence of culture and the
natural environment. It also helps in
identifying the influence of cultural beliefs
on environmental and outdoor education
issues and practices.
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Entry requirements:
• Graduate Diploma of Clinical Exercise Physiology
course-work component, or overseas equivalent.
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Feb
Entry requirements:
• Currently enrolled in, or hold a bachelor’s degree or
a diploma in a related field, or equivalent work
experience and have demonstrated the potential to
undertake graduate level study.
Sample study areas
Exercise physiology practice
Cardiopulmonary and metabolic
exercise physiology
Psychosocial health care
Neurological and other exercise
physiology
Musculoskeletal exercise physiology
Exercise modalities
Clinical placement 1 and 2
Duration:
1 year
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Field experience
Leadership and facilitation in
adventure education
Outdoor activities contract
Independent study in outdoor and/or
environ
Contemporary issues in outdoor
education
Connecting with nature
Expeditioning
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exercise physiology
Psychosocial health care
Neurological and other exercise
physiology
Musculoskeletal exercise physiology
exercise physiology
practices
Exercise modalities
Thesis
Clinical placement
Real life learning in our Bachelor of Outdoor and Environmental Education
Students studying the Bachelor of Outdoor and Environmental Education course
will benefit from real life learning through a minimum of 25 days of industry
placement. This placement includes practical teaching and facilitating groups
and will help to set you on a career path working in the great outdoors.
Australian Collaboration for Research into Injury in Sport and its Prevention (ACRISP)
Located at the historic SMB Campus, ACRISP conducts research across a range of sports injury and sports injury prevention
projects. ACRISP’s research aims to ensure sport and physical activity is safe, with minimal risk of injury, for all. As a result, more
people will have the opportunity to participate in sport and physical activity, affording them a healthier lifestyle.
ACRISP is one of only nine centres worldwide to be selected by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to be a member of the
IOC Medical Research Network.
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Humanities, Social Sciences
and Criminal Justice
Bachelor of Arts
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
085611C
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$23,300
Entry requirements:
overseas equivalent
Be a reporter covering natural disasters.
Manage the social policy in the public
and private sector. Curate exhibits in a
museum. In this degree, you will study a
wide range of subjects across
humanities, media and social sciences.
But you will also learn the skills you need
to succeed in the workplace. Tailor this
degree to suit your interests and goals.
When you graduate you’re not limited to
working in specialised areas. You could
work across tourism marketing, curating
museum collections or youth
engagement courses, or in many other
fields. You may go on to study education
and teach your skills to others.
The Psychology major undertaken in the
Bachelor of Arts is accredited by the
Council (APAC).
Humanities and social sciences
provide a perceptive framework
of the processes of social
systems and examine the
impacts of social organisation
on the individual and groups.
Our courses combine a focus
on contemporary culture and
society together with a more
traditional approach to the
liberal arts.
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Community support manager
Chief sub-editor
Film and television producer
Tourism consultant
Public relations officer
Project coordinator
Professional writer
Production designer
Policy advisor
Museum curator
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History
Indigenous Studies
Japanese*
Literature
Philosophy*
Psychology (APAC accredited)
Sociology
Writing.
* offered at Ballarat only
Bachelor of Arts
(Criminal Justice)
Bachelor of Community
and Human Services
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
080352B
CRICOS Code:
085212G
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$23,300
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$23,300
Entry requirements:
overseas equivalent
Entry requirements:
overseas equivalent
You’d love to be a mentor and a support
for others. You’d like to help the people
caught up in the criminal justice system.
And you want to influence the way
communities view crime. This degree will
prepare you for work in state and federal
police, in courts and corrections,
government departments and in law
reform. You will learn why crime rates
and types vary in different countries and
across remote, regional and urban
settings. You will also learn to evaluate
just how effective different crime
prevention courses and policies are.
Use your compassion to help others.
Work in Australia or overseas. Help
homeless people, those experiencing
violence and those facing the courts. In
this degree, you will learn the important
skills and ethics needed for helping to
improve the lives of others. You will
spend time in the industry, putting your
skills into practice and experiencing reallife situations. This degree will prepare
you for a career as a counsellor, in social
research, youth justice, family and
disability support, aged care, community
engagement courses and more.
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Case management officer
Public affairs officer
Political advisor
Law reform campaign officer
Juvenile caseworker
Investigation officer
Industrial relations officer
Housing officer
Criminologist
Criminal investigator
Case coordinator
Family services worker
Family caseworker
Community development officer
Child welfare worker
Child protection worker
Case worker
Case manager officer
Sample study areas
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Criminal justice process
Developmental psychology
Indigenous Australian human rights
Offender profiling
Comparative criminal justice: an
international perspective
Media and screen texts
Sociology of deviance
Abnormal psychology and
behavioural disorders
Forensic psychology
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Community development
Psychology
Governing inequality
Field education
Human services management and
practice
Indigenous history
Health and wellbeing in diverse
communities
Welfare
Counselling
Social policy
Megan Goh
Bachelor of
International Studies
Country of origin: Singapore
If you think friendly teachers, good
teaching quality and excellent student
support services are very important for
international students, then Federation
University is the best University for you!
Coming from a bustling city, Singapore,
I have never imagined that I will be
studying in a regional university but I
have not regretted studying at FedUni.
The Bachelor of International Studies is
a course that exposes students to
different cultures. The subjects
encourage students to step out of their
comfort zones and talk about
controversial issues. This experience
taught me how to accept and respect
other people’s views and at the same
time gain more insights through the
debates we have in class.
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Bachelor of International
Studies
Campus:
088973G
CRICOS Code:
3 years
Duration:
Feb, July
Intake:
$23,300
Fees:
Entry
requirements:
overseas equivalent
Luxi Chen
Nihar Bhosale
Bachelor of International
Studies
Master of Social Work
Work with international aid organisations.
Help shape Australia’s foreign affairs
policies. Join a global company. In this
degree, you will learn about international
relations and globalisation and explore
topics like how technology brings
countries closer together but also plays a
role in international conflicts. Our
students love the chance to study
overseas with our ’International
Experience’ fieldwork. You will look at the
different roles each country plays in
global politics, and study just how much
influence international bodies can have.
Internships in Australia are also available
throughout your degree.
I am studying the Bachelor of
International Studies. When I first
commenced I was scared and anxious
for my assessments. But, FedUni
provides lots of support for
international students. One of my
favourite and the most useful program
for me is the International Language
Support, which has helped me a lot
when I met any difficulties.
Furthermore, FedUni offers lots of
activities for international students.
I like FedUni – in particular, the
environment is a very harmonious
atmosphere for learning. The
surrounding scenery on campus is
beautiful and relaxing. Every day we are
smiling, everybody is very happy when
they meet to talk.
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I’m studying the Master of Social Work
(Qualifying) course. The program suited
all my needs as the courses that I
wanted to study were a part of the
curriculum. The most important
advantage of the program is that it is a
qualifying course and does not need a
separate accreditation once the course
is complete. Also, being a regional
University, I got the added advantage. I
love to explore regional and rural areas.
With this course, I want to develop
communities and explore everything
that this awesome Kangaroo nation has
to offer.
The best thing about the Mt Helen
Campus is the greenery surrounding it,
the flora and the fauna and the clean air
it has. If I was to give the stranger a
tour of the Campus, I’d show the
precinct behind the library/café where
one can spot a lot of birds and also see
beautiful swans in the pond across the
alley which leads to the residence.
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Case management officer
World food program officer
United nations ambassador
Social researcher
Policy officer
Migrant/refugee officer
International aid worker
Immigration consultant
Human rights officer
Diversity consultant
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Exploring eastern civilizations
Intercultural practice
International relations
Sociology of race and ethnic relations
History of china
Intercultural competence and
communication
Asia in focus
Globalisation
Western civilisation in world history
Bachelor of Arts (Honours)
(Qualifying)
Campus:
(Ballarat), Online/Off-campus
Campus:
(Ballarat)
CRICOS Code:
009084G
CRICOS Code:
085213F
Duration:
1 year
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$23,300
Entry requirements:
• Applicants to this course must have completed an
Australian undergraduate degree or equivalent with
at least a ‘D’ (Distinction) (or equivalent) average in
final-year level courses, and no less than ‘D’
(Distinction) or equivalent in the major area in
which applicants have chosen to pursue their
Honours studies.
• Applicants must also have their dissertation
proposal accepted by a suitably qualified
supervisor at the Federation University Australia.
• Students will normally have a short thesis topic
approved before enrolment, developed in
consultation with a potential supervisor and the
Honours Co-ordinator.
The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) is a
fourth-year course that often serves as a
prelude to a higher degree in research or
advanced professional practice in careers
that entail complex research work. With
half the course dedicated to a thesisbased experience of independent
research conducted professionally, the
course will prepare individuals for
professional or research work in the
disciplinary field of their preference by
providing training in theory, methodology
and epistemology.
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Community support manager
Chief sub-editor
Film and television producer
Tourism consultant
Public relations officer
Project coordinator
Professional writer
Production designer
Policy advisor
Museum curator
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Criminology
International studies
History
Human services
Literature
Politics
Psychological studies
Indigenous studies
Sociology
Duration:
2 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$25,000
• Overall ELTS band score of 6.5 or equivalent
• Successful completion of a relevant* bachelor’s
degree in the past 10 years. *Relevant bachelor’s
degree should have as a major discipline any of
the following; social welfare, community work,
sociology, psychology, nursing, education, criminal
justice, international studies, indigenous studies.
Be an advocate for social justice and
human rights. Make a real difference to
the lives of people in need. Excel in your
career in one of the fastest growing
professions. This course will prepare you
to work across human and community
services in government bodies, nongovernment organisations, community
and health services. You will be exposed
to challenging, real life situations through
140 days during your studies in social
work settings, being mentored by
experienced professionals in the field.
Then, once you graduate, you can go on
to be a qualified social worker, take up
management positions or work in national
or international policy development.
This course has provisional accreditation,
which leads graduates to be eligible for
memberships of the Australian
Association of Social Workers (AASW).
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Advocating for individuals
families
groups and communities
Organisational culture and
management
Professional social work practice
Social work practice with groups and
communities
Social policy development ,Race
ethnicity and identity
Social work research
Social
political and legal frameworks of
human rights
Prem Nath
Chakarvarty
(Qualifying)
Country of Origin: India
I chose FedUni because I wanted to
focus on studies and as it is in a
regional area, it allows me the
opportunity to explore the beauty of the
country side.
The Master of Social Work has an
interesting curriculum consisting of core
courses and two 70 day field
placements, and is accredited by
Australian Association of Social
Workers (AASW).
We have had very good academic
support classes in understanding
Australian education, which is quite
different from the education system in
India. Extra classes and guidance have
always been there to help me improve,
and the International Student Support
staff were welcoming and are there to
guide us throughout University life.
FedUni Mt Helen is a beautiful campus
with a lot of natural beauty all around
and has great facilities for overall
development.
One of the best decisions of my life is
coming to this beautiful country and
developing myself for the future.
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Bachelor of Information
Technology
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
074009A
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$23,700
Entry requirements:
• English: Overall Academic IELTS band score of 6.0,
with no band less than 6.0, or equivalent
• Academic: Successful completion of Australian
Year 12 with final-year mathematics courses, or
IT is an exciting industry where change is
rapid. In this course you will learn IT
skills, like operating systems and
software engineering, along with the skills
you need to succeed in this competitive
industry. This is an innovative course
designed with input from major IT
industry partners. The degree will provide
you with a fundamental knowledge of IT
(along with skills in key areas including
cloud computing and mobile application
development) and allow you to keep your
options wide open in the IT industry.
This course is accredited to the
Professional Level by the Australian
Computer Society (ACS).
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Applications developer
Computer engineer
Systems analyst
Web designer
Network manager
Software engineer
Hardware technician
IT consultant
Multimedia developer
Integration Analyst
Sample study areas
FedUni's information technology courses rank number one
nationally for overall quality.*
In an age of constantly evolving technologies you have the
opportunity to choose a career path that helps shape the
world we live in.
*Source: Federal Government Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching, May 2016.
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Process modelling
Problem solving
Programming
Project management
Networking and security
Web design
User experience
Data modelling
Mobile development
Games development
Bachelor of
(Business Information Systems)
Bachelor of
(Games Development)
Bachelor of
(Mobile App Development)
Campus:
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
092106F
CRICOS Code:
092107E
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$23,700
Entry requirements:
You want to carve a career working with
the latest technologies. Maybe you’d like
to build online stores, manage the IT
networks for major companies, or find
potential security threats through clues
online. This degree examines – with a
strong emphasis on electronic
commerce – the organisational and
technological issues that are needed for
the analysis and design of business
information systems. It provides a stateof-the-art course that considers modern
principles and theories of computing
together with the practical applications of
technology.
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Business analyst
Computer systems engineer
Information management
administrator
Systems analyst
Data modeller
Computer systems auditor
Database administrator
Hardware technician
Systems designer
Electronic commerce administrator
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Emerging information systems
Analysing the modern business
Business analytics and decision
support
It strategy and governance
Information security
Process modelling
Problem solving
Project management
Web design
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$23,700
CRICOS Code:
092109C
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$23,700
Entry requirements:
Entry requirements:
Create the latest global computer game
craze, develop a health or money
management app, or animate the next
big movie. This degree is a fun and
practical way to develop your skills in
computer games and digital media. You
will study alongside like-minded people in
our dedicated facilities and graduate with
strong programming and multimedia
design skills.
The mobile app industry is rapidly
growing, with millions of people using
apps each day. This three-year degree
will teach you the key IT skills you will
need in the workplace, with a particular
focus on designing and building mobile
apps. You will also learn about the
security risks involved with such
technologies. You will study wireless
communications, mobile networks, cloud
computing and more. And once you
graduate, you can move into Honours in
ICT or straight into the industry.
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Application developer
Digital media content manager
Games developer
Social media specialist
2D or 3D artist
Digital media producer
Computer generated animation
developer
Interactive entertainment developer
Digital media tester
Games director
Sample study areas
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Games development
3d modelling and animation
Games design
Agile coding
Graphics programming
Mobile development
Mobile device programming
Problem solving
Web design
User experience
This course holds Professional —
Provisional Level accreditation with the
Australian Computer Society (ACS).
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Application performance tester
Application security manager
Information security specialist
Network manager
Product security manager
Systems architect
Systems designer
User experience designer
User experience tester
Development team leader
Sample study areas
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Mobile development
Mobile user interface design and
development
Mobile device programming
Mobile networks and wireless
communication
Agile coding
Problem solving
Web design
User experience
Data modelling
Process modelling
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Bachelor of
(Big Data and Analytics)
Bachelor of
(Networking and Security)
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
092056M
Robiul Hossen
Master of Information
Technology
Country of origin:
Bangladesh
If someone loves a campus full of green
and life with technology, FedUni is the
place you need to be. I was impressed
from the very first day of my arrival,
when uni staff welcomed me from the
airport.
I graduated from the Master of IT in
2015. Now, I am an Analyst
Programmer for one of Australia's
oldest and largest retail groups.
I would like to thank all teachers and
staff of Federation University who
helped me get through my student life.
Effective and highly qualified teaching
staff makes learning easier. Real world
assignments and case studies made us
confident to solve the real world
problems.
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Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$23,700
CRICOS Code:
092055A
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$23,700
Entry requirements:
Entry requirements:
Businesses collect huge volumes of data
– it is everywhere. There is an urgent
need for people who have the skills to
identify, interpret and analyse trends from
the collected data. In health, education,
government, in small and large
businesses, big data is used to make
informed decisions. You will study areas
such as information and data analysis,
allowing you to discover and quantify
patterns. You are introduced to the
appropriate methods and tools that are
applied to retrieve, transform, organise,
visualise, and analyse data. Your final
year project will give you the opportunity
to put your learning into practice as you
analyse large data sets.
Equip yourself with critical knowledge in
data and network security. Employment
in this area has experienced strong
growth over the last 10 years. Your
specialisation in security will allow you to
be on the frontline of the war in
cyberspace and to become familiar with
the methods attackers use. You will learn
to investigate how security breaches
occur, how private information is
vulnerable and ways to protect it. You will
develop an understanding of the security
models provided by major operating
systems involved in modern computer
networks. Through lecture and lab work
you will delve into networks, their
protocols and hardware and investigate
how these systems can be vulnerable to
a malicious attacks.
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Business analyst
Data analyst
Data manager
Data scientist
Sample study areas
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Data analytics
Business analytics and decision
support
Data visualisation
Data modelling
Process modelling
Problem solving
Programming
Project management
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Network administrator
Ethical hacker
ICT security specialist
Network architect and designer
Networking and security officer
Product security manager
Sample study areas
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Mobile networks and wireless
communication
Network architecture and design
Cloud and mobile security
Process modelling
Problem solving
Project management
Web design
User experience
Bachelor of
(Software Development)
Bachelor of
(Professional Practice)
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
092108D
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$23,700
Entry requirements:
You spend most of your time on the
computer, teaching yourself new skills
and playing with the latest software
releases. In this degree, you will learn to
be a professional software engineer and
carve a career from your passion. You
have a range of electives to choose from
so that you can follow your interests. You
will also take on real life projects to test
and perfect your skills. Most of all, you
will learn to create high quality software in
an efficient way.
This course is accredited to Professional
Level by the Australian Computer
Society.
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Computer engineer
Hardware technician
IT manager
Programmer
Software analyst
Software engineer
Systems administrator
Systems analyst
Systems designer
Systems tester
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Problem solving
Agile coding
Mobile development
Games development
Software engineering
Data structures and algorithms
Dynamic web development
Web design
User experience
Data modelling
CRICOS Code:
049564D
Duration:
4 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$23,700
Entry requirements:
• Academic: This course is offered to International
Students by Alternate Entry only. International
Students should enrol in the Bachelor of
Information Technology, and then after one or more
semesters with excellent results, the Faculty may
invite them to undertake an interview to transfer
into this course.
This degree has a real edge for those
looking to work in IT. With the opportunity
of employment with IBM* or another of
our industry sponsors upon completion,
our unique ‘Earn As You Learn’ course is
designed to ensure you are ‘industry
ready’ when you graduate. You will be
paid a minimum of $35,500 in
scholarship funding and paid
employment throughout your studies.
*Students must meet IBM Graduate recruitment
requirements and be eligible to work in Australia.
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Database manager
Games programmer
IT project manager
Information security specialist
Multimedia developer
Network manager
Programmer
Software engineer
Web developer
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Programming
Networking operating systems
IT professional engagement
Network protocols and services
Mainframes
Artificial intelligence
Digital image manipulation
Open source and linux
The IBM® and FedUni
partnership
IBM has been an anchor tenant of the
University’s Ballarat Technology Park at
the Mt Helen Campus (Ballarat) since
1995. From these state-of-the-art
facilities, IBM provides its clients with
innovative Information and
Communications Technology (ICT)
services.
The benefit of IBM’s proximity to our
Mt Helen campus flows in both
directions. FedUni and IBM work
closely in IT course delivery and in the
placement of students. IBM executives
lecture to the Bachelor of Information
Technology (Professional Practice)
course sharing their invaluable
experience with students.
In return, IBM has access to a pool of
talented FedUni students from which to
recruit permanent employees, people
who are already familiar with the
company’s culture and processes. IBM
continues to have a long term
commitment to Ballarat providing
services to IBM clients in the areas of
software application development,
application support, application
management, IT consulting and all
aspects of IT service management.
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Bachelor of Information
Technology (Cloud and
Enterprise Computing)
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
092057K
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$23,700
Entry requirements:
Ballarat Technology Park
The Ballarat Technology Park located on campus is testament to the
strength of FedUni’s IT courses.
Ballarat is renowned throughout Victoria as being an Information and Communication
Technology (ICT) hub, where techno-driven businesses thrive and prosper.
Ballarat Technology Park's principal operation is ideally located on site at Federation
University Australia’s Mt Helen Campus, centred on a prestigious 29 hectare site set
in a park-like environment 10km from the thriving regional city of Ballarat. The park is
home to more than 30 enterprises, including IBM, State Revenue Office, Emergency
Services Telecommunications Authority, Primary Health Care and others.
The Ballarat Technology Park supports innovative technology-based enterprises
grow and prosper. Enterprises can access skilled graduates through the University,
as well as take advantage of the applied, academic and research knowledge
available.
The Technology Park also has a central Ballarat location at the SMB Campus in
Lydiard Street South and has been open and operational for two years. The
‘Brewery Building’ has been converted into a modern and vibrant office complex
hosting a diverse range of technology and business service enterprises. Currently
there are approximately 20 small to medium sized businesses operating from the
central facilities.
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Build the technical and communication
skills needed for success in careers
relating to mainframe and cloud
computing with mainframe systems such
as IBM® z Systems. Learn about world
class hardware and operating systems
that can support thousands of workloads
concurrently while delivering service
levels to meet the most demanding
customer requirements. Cloud
computing is a critical component of
modern business operations, and
enterprises with an interest in supplying
services via the cloud, as well as those
that utilise large data centres will seek
your skills in principles and modelling to
design, analysis and deployment. With
leading edge availability, security, and
scale, z System mainframes serve the
needs of the largest banks, financial
institutions, healthcare providers,
insurance companies, defence forces,
service organisations and more.
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Cloud computing
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Cloud computing
Mainframe systems and services
Cloud and mobile security
Process modelling
Problem solving
Programming
Project management
Bachelor of Technology
Graduate Diploma
of Technology
(Enterprise Systems)
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
079462F
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$23,700
CRICOS Code:
080503C
Duration:
1.5 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$25,500
Entry requirements:
Entry requirements:
• English: Overall band score of 6.5, with no
individual sub-score below 6.0 or equivalent.
• Academic: Successful completion of a recognised
3-year Australian bachelor degree or overseas
equivalent
Achieve industry-recognised
qualifications with this innovative course
– designed with input from major IT
industry partners. Graduate with the
ability to design and implement up-todate computer-based systems, including
those related to internet technology,
multimedia and web-based applications.
This course aims to provide students
with a good foundation in IT
fundamentals along with the flexibility to
specialise in further IT areas or combine
their studies with fields outside of IT.
Graduates of the Enterprise Systems
stream will be immersed into an ever
changing, IT global economic landscape,
where a shortage of skilled IT workers in
new growth areas such as, cloud
computing, mobility, data warehousing,
business intelligence, and big data
techniques is prominent. This stream also
includes courses that utilise SAP – the
world’s largest enterprise software
company. Students will be well prepared
to undertake SAP certification if desired.
Students enrolled in SAP related courses
will have the option to choose from two
pathways, ERP advance (FedUni Course)
and ERP specialisation (FedUni Course +
SAP Certification).
This course holds Professional –
The flexibility of this course leads to a
diverse range of career opportunities, as
each student gets to put their own stamp
on the course, and as such determine
the career path followed. Some students
choose to add breadth to their studies,
with a wide variety of electives chosen,
whereas other students choose to add
depth, and choose electives focussed in
a particular area of interest.
Sample study areas
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Network protocols and services
Multimedia
IT professional engagement
Business information systems
Cloud computing
IT project management techniques
Computer game engines
3D modelling for computer games
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ERP business analyst
ERP data analyst
ERP project manager
ERP systems operation
Functional analyst
SAP consultant
Sample course structure
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Programming
Database management systems
Enterprise systems
Business process analytics and
change
Cloud computing
Professional research and
communication
IT service management and
professional culture
Leadership in IT project management
Business intelligence and data
warehousing
Valeriya Ivanova
Technology
Country of origin: Russia
Coming from a big city such as
Moscow I've always wanted to
experience life in a small city, which
was one of the reasons why I
considered Federation University.
I loved all of my teachers, each of them
demonstrated so much passion for
what they are doing, that we simply
couldn't stay indifferent to the subjects
they were teaching. It was clear that
they actually cared and it made a big
difference for me and was a great
motivational factor as well.
Moreover, they always were there for
us. If we had any problems/issues they
always were happy to help. I liked how
informal interaction between teachers
and students is, as in my country there
is a massive distance between
university teachers and students.
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Graduate Diploma
of Technology
(Software Engineering)
Master of Technology
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
080506M
Wentau Zhang
Technology
Country of Origin: China
I have recently graduated from the
Master of Information Technology at
FedUni. The reason I chose this course
at FedUni was simple: I like IT and I like
the feeling when I see the code I write
running perfectly.
FedUni provides various courses and
the teachers are experienced, also very
kind. Most of the assignments are not
very hard. However, you still need to
invest a lot of effort into it to get a good
mark.
My last assignment at the end of the
course was to develop an iPad app for
Narmbool, which is a part of the major
tourism attraction Sovereign Hill. The
process was tough but quite enjoyable
and I’ve learned a lot of new
techniques. I’d like to become an app
developer for my future career.
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Duration:
1.5 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$25,500
CRICOS Code:
080493M
Duration:
2 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$25,500
Entry requirements:
individual sub-score below 6.0 or equivalent
equivalent.
Entry requirements:
equivalent.
Graduates of this course will also have
the specialist knowledge required to
understand and implement advanced
software engineering techniques –
design, implement and maintain IT
systems using a well-informed software
engineering approach and create high
quality software in a systematic and
efficient manner. Graduates may find
employment in a wide range of industries
including security and defence,
education, aerospace, health, business
and finance.
Designed to prepare students to succeed
in roles that use Enterprise System (ES)
Technology to manage, integrate and
expand business endeavours. This postgraduate course gives students the
opportunity to gain a deep understanding
of relevant topics and technology
pertaining to ES (like ERP, SCM, and
CRM), BPR, Big Data, Business
Analytics, Cloud Computing, IS Security,
Project Management and IT strategy,
using some cutting edge technologies
from leading vendors like SAP, IBM, SAS
and Teradata.
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by Australian Computer Society (ACS) as
a professional level courses.
Programmer
SAP consultant
Software analyst
Software engineer
Systems designer
Systems tester
Sample study areas
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Programming
Enterprise systems
Business process analytics and
change
Cloud computing
Professional research and
communication
Software testing
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ERP data analyst
ERP project manager
Functional analyst
SAP consultant
Programming
Enterprise systems
Cloud computing
warehousing
Supply chain operations and
management
Real time analytics
Research and communication
Projects
(Research)
(Software Engineering)
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
088662A
Duration:
2 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$25,500
CRICOS Code:
088662A
Duration:
2 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$25,500
Entry requirements:
equivalent.
Entry requirements:
individual band-score below 6.0 or equivalent.
equivalent.
This course aims to provide students a
pathway to a research career in IT.
Students without a background in IT can
undertake this course and gain both the
background IT knowledge plus the
research skills to go on to further
research oriented study. This course has
a course work component that focuses
on Software Engineering and Enterprise
Systems Technology and students will
undertake an individual academic
research project that will be carried out
by working with a research supervisor.
Graduates of this course will have the
specialist knowledge required to
understand and implement advanced
software engineering techniques –
design, implement and maintain IT
systems using a well-informed software
engineering approach and create high
quality software in a systematic and
efficient manner. Graduates may find
employment in a wide range of industries
including security and defence,
education, aerospace, health, business
and finance.
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ERP project manager
Functional analyst
Programmer
Researcher
Software analyst
Software engineer
Systems designer
Systems tester
Sample study areas
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Foundations of programming
Research skills and academic
communication
Real time analytics
warehousing
Software testing
Software engineering methodologies
Professional IT culture
Research project 1 & 2
This course holds Professional –
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SAP consultant
Software analyst
Software engineer
Systems designer
Systems tester
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Enterprise systems
Comparative programming languages
Software testing
Project 1 & 2
Maryam Dehghanian
Country of Origin: Iran
I love studying the Master of
Technology at FedUni. The motivating
and intellectually inspiring environment
FedUni provides makes it impossible to
overlook.
The lifestyle and living expenses,
coupled with the population in the city,
is quite affordable and comfortable
compared to other larger cities in the
region.
The Master of Technology course
provides a wide range of resources to
develop my skills in this area, such as
SAP – the world’s largest enterprise
software company. Small classes and
practical preparation are great aspects
of the course.
FedUni is making my career dreams
come true and I have found it a great
option.
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Bachelor of Nursing
Nursing
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
088144A
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$29,300
Entry requirements:
overseas equivalent. Extra requirements include a
police check, working with children check and
relevant vaccinations
You want to improve people’s lives and
help them during difficult times. You want
a degree where you spend time learning
in a variety of clinical settings and a
career where you are constantly updating
your skills. We will support you as you
become a registered nurse. You will learn
to deliver the highest quality care that’s
focused on the person and use
reasoning and evidence-based care to
improve your patients’ outcomes.
This course is recognised by Australian
Nursing and Midwifery Accreditation
Council (ANMAC), Australian Health
Practitioner Registration Authority
(AHPRA) and Nursing and Midwifery
Board of Australia (NMBA)
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Emergency nurse
Research nurse
Registered nurse
Primary health nurse
Peri-operative nurse
Palliative care nurse
Paediatric nurse
Oncology nurse
Mental health nurse
Sample study areas
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FedUni offers qualifications in
nursing, with an emphasis on
evidence-based practices,
critical thinking, health
advocacy and collaboration.
Our courses focus on hands-on
experience, benefiting from our
long-established connections
with healthcare providers
across the state.
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Anatomy and physiology for health
professionals
Health promotion and illness
prevention
Legal and ethical decision making in
person-centred care
Mental health and illness
Nursing
Patient deterioration and
management
Psychology
Public health
Sociology
Bachelor of Nursing
(Honours)
Graduate Diploma
of Paramedicine
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
028644M
Duration:
1 year
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$29,300
Entry requirements:
than 7.0 in writing and speaking, or equivalent.
• To enter this course, you must have completed a
relevant undergraduate degree within the last five
years with a ’Distinction’ or ’High Distinction’ grade
in 75% of subjects in the final year of the Bachelor
of Nursing. You are also required to have achieved
’Distinction’ or ’High Distinction’ levels for the
research course(s) in your undergraduate course.
Please contact the Program Coordinator prior to
applying for the Honours course.
FedUni offers the Bachelor of Nursing
(Honours) as a pathway for students who
have achieved a standard of excellence
in their academic studies to pursue
higher degree studies. There is an
increasing expectation by governments
and communities for evidence-based
healthcare practice, as health policies
impact upon the way services are
delivered to the community. In this
context nurses, as the largest group of
healthcare providers, are central to the
implementation of new, evidence-based
practices. This requires nurses to
increase their knowledge of and skills in
research utilisation and application.
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Clinical nurse specialist
Patient advocate
Nursing unit manager
Nurse researcher
Nurse practitioner
Nurse educator
Nurse care manager
Medical writer
HealthCare administrator
Health information manager
Genetic counsellor
CRICOS Code:
077885K
Duration:
1 year
Intake:
Feb
Fees:
$27,000
Entry requirements:
• IELTS 7.0 in writing and speaking, or equivalent
• Must be a registered nurse in Australia to
commence.
Go from a nurse to a paramedic in one
year with the Graduate Diploma of
Paramedicine. The Graduate Diploma of
Paramedicine aims to provide you with
the appropriate knowledge, skills and
values, to be effective in providing
paramedical patient care. This patient
care occurs in pre-hospital environments
to those who are suffering a health crisis,
whether this be traumatic, medical,
surgical and/or psychological. The
course will prepare graduates for entry
into the paramedic discipline as
beginning practitioners who are
competent to practice in a variety of
clinical settings.
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Air ambulance paramedic
Ambulance clinical instructor
Ambulance communications officer
Ambulance rescue officer
Intensive care paramedic
Rapid response paramedic
Paramedic community support
worker
Emergency manager
Paramedicine educator
Special operations rescue paramedic
Sample study areas
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Paramedic clinical diagnostics
Community paramedic culture and
practice
Paramedic work integrated learning
Sample study areas
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practice
Facilities
The new Simulated Home Environment
Learning Space (SHELS) at the Mt
Helen Campus is an innovative learning
space that provides simulation of a
home environment.
Within Mt Helen’s nursing facilities,
there is a state-of-the-art reproduction
hospital utilised by our students.
Gippsland has a vast range of wellequipped teaching laboratories specific
to each year level. The third year
laboratory features an emergency zone
with an advanced life-support training
mannequin.
Links with our
communities
Ballarat is well known for providing
quality health care to residents and
communities from across Western
Victoria. Ballarat’s two hospitals –
Ballarat Health Services and St John of
God – and the regions allied healthcare
services, continue to work together to
plan, prepare, and address future
healthcare needs.
There are also a number of regional
health facilities located close to the
Gippsland Campus, where students
can attend clinical placements.
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Performing Arts,
Visual Arts and Design
Bachelor of Communication
Design
Campus:
Camp Street Campus (Ballarat)
CRICOS Code:
085610D
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb
Fees:
$26,500
Entry requirements:
overseas equivalent and meet the interview
requirements and provide a DVD of recent works
You are a creative person. You love and
appreciate the potential and possibilities
of design. Communication Designers
creatively connect ideas and information
with people for people, via various
platforms such as print, moving image,
audio and interactive media. Throughout
the course you will explore these
essential communication processes in
print, digital publishing, drawing,
typography, interactive and information
design, additionally you will learn to
create strong and compelling narratives
in photography, moving image and
sound. You will work in an open plan
studio-based facility alongside other
talented and eager peers, developing
individual skills as well as guided through
collaborative and collective working
strategies.
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our rigorous creative arts
curriculum and our
commitment to excellence.
Our dedicated and engaged
teaching staff have international
reputations and experience and
will challenge you to excel. In
doing so, you will be ready to
apply your skills beyond the
classroom in readiness to
become a leader in your
creative field of endeavour.
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Web designer
Television and motion graphics
designer
Set designer
Multimedia artist
Model maker
Layout artist
Interaction designer
Creative director
Cartoonist
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Professional practice and design
strategy
Popular culture and contemporary art
and design
Drawing
Art and design: post-war to
postmodern
Modernism in art and design
Narrative form and time
Photography
Bachelor of Visual Arts
(Fine Arts)
Bachelor of Acting for
Stage and Screen
Campus:
Camp Street Campus (Ballarat),
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
031809B
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb
Fees:
$26,500
Entry requirements:
overseas equivalent with additional application
requirements (250 words personal statement, a
comprehensive folio of their work in a variety of
media, references and a DVD of recent works)
You’re creative at heart and would like to
build a career doing what you love. With
this degree, you will develop the skills
and knowledge needed to become a
professional artist. You will be introduced
to a range of activities to broaden your
skills and experience. You will undertake
subjects in both two-dimensional and
multi-dimensional studios, as well as
drawing, digital art and the history and
theory of art and design. In the final year
of your degree, you will propose a selfdirected project incorporating research
and contemporary art practice. All
teaching staff are practicing artists and
designers with considerable reputations
in Australia.
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Visual merchandiser
Sculptor
Professional artist
,Photographer
Photo journalist
Community arts advisor
Exhibitions officer
Art restorer
Art historian
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postmodern
Contemporary issues in visual culture
Digital art
Drawing
Modernism in art and design
Popular culture and contemporary art
and design
Professional arts practice
Studio art practice
Visual art studio practice
Visual culture
CRICOS Code:
091963F
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb
Fees:
$26,500
Entry requirements:
overseas equivalent and meet the audition
requirements.
Take the first step towards your career
under lights and in front of the camera.
Our Bachelor of Acting for Stage and
Screen offers an intensive training course
where you will develop acting, voice and
movement skills to a professional level.
You will also learn the practical skills of
working with agents and preparing for
auditions and screen tests. Studio
classes are taught by respected artists in
the industry themselves, ensuring that
the perspective gained by emerging
performers is relevant, vigorous and
contemporary. You will be encouraged to
explore both the existing repertoire and
new work. This course is nationally
recognised within the Performing Arts
Industry.
Brianna MacDonald
Bachelor of Arts (Acting)
Country of origin: Canada
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TV actor
Film actor
Comedian
Voice over artist
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Auditions
Agents
Critical studies
Movement and dance
Performing arts
Singing and Voice.
I chose to study at Federation
University ultimately because of the
curriculum. The Acting program has
gone above and beyond in exceeding
my expectations. What I enjoy most is
the quality of training; the instructors
have such a high level of expertise and
experience and have really structured
the program in such a way so that you
can get the most out of it. I also love
my classmates, who are fabulous,
creative and brilliant people and the
strength of the performing arts
programs.
The best aspects of the program are
definitely the opportunities to perform
both in Ballarat and Melbourne. This
ultimately helps us gain external work
experience before graduating with
practical and technical skills.
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Bachelor of Music Theatre
Bachelor of Visual Arts /
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
088972J
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb
Fees:
$26,500
CRICOS Code:
069149J
Entry requirements:
overseas equivalent and meet the audition
requirements.
Country of origin:
New Zealand
My time at the Arts Academy was
greatly enhanced by the ‘family’ feel
that made up a massive support
network. This community we all studied
in was made up not only of peers,
lecturers and colleagues, but also of
friends and allies as well.
Coming from New Zealand, I felt
warmly welcomed. I was never treated
differently or left out in any way. The
absolute best part of the Arts Academy
is its sense of community. Through its
support everyone is able to delve deep
into their studies and into themselves,
and immerse in whatever part of theatre
or the arts that particularly interests
them, with no judgment and only
unconventional positive regard.
My time at the Arts Academy was a
thrilling, self-explorative, skill-building
adventure that completely reassured
and reaffirmed my passions for theatre.
You love singing, dancing and acting.
You also don’t mind being the centre of
attention and the idea of working on
stages and in front of the camera excites
you. Our three year degree will help you
to become a multi-talented performer.
You will study acting, dance, music,
singing and voice and will put on shows
throughout your degree. Along with very
practical classes, workshops and
performances, you will also delve into the
history and theory of music theatre. You
will learn about the people and places
that have shaped the industry and how
you can prepare for the future of music
theatre. This course is nationally
recognised within the Performing Arts
Industry.
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Tour manager
Theatre manager
Singer
Producer
Playwright
Performing arts technician
Musicologist
Director
Choreographer
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You love being creative and want to
share your passion with young people.
You want to help them develop the
confidence to express themselves
through fine art. In this double degree,
you will learn the skills needed to be a
secondary school teacher, and you will
perfect your visual arts techniques so
that you can work in the field. You will
spend 80 days in secondary schools
practicing the very skills you’re learning.
You will find out how to be an engaging,
supportive and innovative teacher, and
one that students look up to.
Graduates will be recognised to seek
registration to teach in Secondary
Schools through the Victorian Institute of
Teaching (VIT).
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Creative writing
Music theatre acting
Music theatre dance
Music theatre history
Music theatre music skills
Music theatre production
Music theatre showcase
Music theatre singing
Music theatre theory
Performing arts acting
Fees:
$23,300
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Feb
Entry requirements:
equivalent and successfully pass an interview with
portfolio
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Bachelor of Arts
(Music Theatre)
Duration:
4 years
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History
Studio practice
Designing for learning
Reporting and transition to
professional practice
Bachelor of Creative Arts
(Honours)
Master of Visual Arts
Campus:
Camp Street Campus (Ballarat), Gippsland Campus
(Churchill), Mt Helen Campus (Ballarat)
Campus:
Online/Off-campus
CRICOS Code:
072815J
CRICOS Code:
080393D
Duration:
1 year
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$26,500
Entry requirements:
• Student must have completed an undergraduate
degree in a relevant field of study. Normally
students are required to have attained a distinction
average in the final year of study.
This is a studio-based course which
provides a fourth year of intensive study
that introduces the student to formal
research in the Creative Arts. Students
will participate in a tutorial / seminar
course involving discussion and criticism
relating to research issues in the Creative
Arts. The course provides for creative
research outcomes evidenced as follows:
The studio component is the practical
studio investigation that is examined by
exhibition or performance; Practical
studio investigation is supported by an
exegesis of no less than 5,000 words,
which explains, elaborates or illuminates
the practical studio component.
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Performer
Graphic designer
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Studio project B
Studio project A
Research seminars
Exegesis
Duration:
1.5 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$25,000
Entry requirements:
• Australian bachelor’s degree or equivalent from a
recognised tertiary institution in an art or design
field
• Digital copy/ disc of 10-15 images of recent
original work with details
• Academic and professional CV/ resume
• 200-word personal statement
This coursework master’s degree
provides critical guidance in
contemporary visual arts philosophies
and is designed for students with an
undergraduate degree in an art or design
field looking to further develop their
studio practice. The course asks
students to relate their own practice to
historical and contemporary discourse. It
encourages a relationship between
technical excellence in the studio and the
conceptual aspirations of the discipline.
Students are exposed to a critical review
of their work in a supportive environment.
The aim of the course is the cultivation of
methodologies for independent studio
work.
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Art and design health and safety
Studio discipline
Studio project
Facilities
Camp Street Campus (Ballarat) —
Arts Academy
The Arts Academy is an exciting creative
village located in the arts precinct of
central Ballarat. The Art Gallery of
Ballarat and Her Majesty’s Theatre,
located within the precinct, have close
links with the Arts Academy, as do smaller
theatres and galleries where students
can connect with the community.
The University has its own 144 seat
theatre, where students rehearse and
perform, fully equipped with the latest in
sound and light technology. There are
also smaller theatres in addition to voice
and dance rehearsal studios.
Creative art students have access to
spacious studios, where students have
their own workspaces. There are also
printmaking and papermaking facilities
on campus.
Gippsland Campus (Churchill) —
Gippsland Centre for Art and Design
The Gippsland Centre for Art and Design
(GCAD) sees students working at the
cutting edge of contemporary art in wellequipped workshops and studios. The
Centre provides a strong link to the
contemporary art world and is home to
the well-established Switchback Gallery.
It has close connections with the Art
Resource Collective (ARC), the oldest
artist-run workshop and exhibition
space in Victoria, Gippsland Art Gallery,
Sale, and Latrobe Regional Gallery,
where our graduates can be found in
curating and other roles.
Historically, the Gippsland region has
fostered an edgy and contemporary art
scene with an art academy operating on
the Gippsland Campus site for over 40
years. The centre is also well-known for
its studio-based online higher degrees.
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(Psychology)
Psychology
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
088145M
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$29,200
Entry requirements:
You want to know more about how
people think, feel and behave. You would
like to develop skills to effectively help
people in the community. You will learn
about the public health challenges facing
our society today, how to influence health
factors and the best techniques to
improve health and wellbeing. You will
focus on promoting the principles of
health to communities, developing
policies for healthy living and providing
advice for health regulations. You will also
learn the psychological, ethical and legal
aspects of health for your future career.
This qualification is recognised by the
Council (APAC). It will enable graduates
to move into postgraduate study in
psychology.
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Integration aide
Case manager
Sample study areas
FedUni’s psychology degrees
are the ideal way to begin your
journey into this diverse and
unique profession.
With the opportunity to study in
other discipline areas, FedUni
psychology courses will allow
you to tailor a degree to suit
your career aspirations.
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Abnormal psychology
Applied project in health
Logic and reasoning
Personality
Psychological testing and
assessment
Social psychology.
Bachelor of Psychological
Science
Graduate Diploma of
Psychology
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
055553A
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$25,300
Entry requirements:
• Overall IELTS score of 7.0, with no band less than
6.5, or equivalent.
overseas equivalent
You want to learn more about human
thought, behaviour, and emotion. You
would like to develop the skills, qualities,
and understandings that will help shape a
career that makes a positive change in
people’s lives. As part of your major
studies in psychology, you will study a
range of subjects which examine
complexities of human thought and
behaviour, including developmental
psychology, cognitive psychology, social
psychology, abnormal psychology, and
personality. As part of your minor studies,
you will have the option of studying a
diverse range of subjects including
philosophy, sociology, and historical and
heritage studies.
Importantly, this degree is accredited with
the Australian Psychology Accreditation
Council (APAC).
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Outreach worker ,Market and social
researcher
Integration aide
Case manager
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Logic and reasoning
Personality
Psychological testing and assessment
Social psychology
Statistical methods.
CRICOS Code:
079152J
Duration:
1 year
Intake:
Feb
Fees:
$34,100
Entry requirements:
Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC)
accredited, three-year sequence in psychology and
qualified for an Australian undergraduate degree (or
overseas equivalent, as determined by the Australian
Psychological Society) with credit average
This course achieves a balance between
general professional, specific practitioner,
and research related skills. This course
comprises of extensive, specialist study
in both professional psychology and
psychological research. In line with
professional opinion that the first four
years of psychological training should be
general (rather than specialised), the
Graduate Diploma focuses on generalist
professional psychology skills. You will
plan, implement and report on a
Research Project under supervision, in
addition to undertaking a number of core
courses. This course is an Australian
Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC)
accredited fourth-year course.
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accreditation
FedUni’s psychology courses are
recognised by The Australian
Psychology Accreditation Council
(APAC). Our bachelor courses will
provide you with a solid foundation in
psychology, whilst our postgraduate
course can lead into a number of
positions including clinical, community,
forensic, sport or educational
psychology.
Accreditation with APAC means high
achieving students may continue with
postgraduate study, which is required
to apply for registration as a
psychologist in Australia.
Psychological practice
Psychological research methods
Psychological assessment
Psychological practice in context
Research project 1 and 2
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Bachelor of Biomedical
Science
Science
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
062139A
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$27,800
Entry requirements:
one final year course in Mathematics (any) and one
final year course of either chemistry, biology or
physics or overseas equivalent.
Learn all about the human body and the
processes associated with disease in this
degree. Find out how you can help
improve human health and contribute to
important research. Biomedicine is an
exciting area that plays a major role in
helping people lead healthier lives. It is an
industry that is constantly evolving. You
will learn about anatomy,
pathophysiology, genetic sciences and
can go on to work in areas like genome
biology, genetic mapping, stem cell
research and biological pharmaceuticals.
Studies range from lifespan nutrition, to
food microbiology, metabolism to applied
biochemistry.
Great discoveries do not just
happen in the classroom – that
is why we take you outside the
square. Our practical, hands-on
courses will immerse you in the
natural environment, research
laboratories and commercial
facilities.
Our diverse range of courses
will take you on a learning
experience that includes
problem solving, practical
industry placements, field trips
and research opportunities.
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Biochemist
Research scientist
Pathologist
Museum officer
Microbiologist
Healthcare scientist
Forensic scientist
Clinical scientist
Clinical biochemist
Biomedical scientist
Biomedical engineer
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Molecular cell biology
Medicinal chemistry
Mammalian genetics
Histopathology and haematology
Clinical microbiology
Organic synthesis for drug design
Principles of biology
Immunology
Pathophysiology
Biochemistry
Bachelor of Biotechnology
Bachelor of Environmental
and Conservation Science
Bachelor of Food and
Nutritional Science
Campus:
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
088142C
CRICOS Code:
088140E
CRICOS Code:
088136A
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$27,800
Entry requirements:
equivalent.
Biotechnology is an exciting field of
science with important applications in
medicine, agriculture and food
production. During your degree, you will
learn how to use innovative and
sustainable technologies for the benefit of
your community, wider Australia and
overseas. This interdisciplinary,
laboratory-based course has a core of
basic science studies including principles
of modern instrumentation, experimental
design and data analysis, biochemical
and microbiological techniques and
recombinant DNA technology. You can
also explore in depth your favourite area
through a research project in your final
year and the choice of electives.
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Biological scientist
Zoologist
Research and development scientist
Policy advisor
Immunologist
Healthcare scientist
(genetics),Healthcare scientist
(IVF),Forensic scientist
Ecological advisor
Biotechnologist
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Systems biology
Food chemistry
Medicinal chemistry
Food processing systems
Applied and environmental
microbiology
Immunology
Biochemistry
Organic synthesis for drug design
Food microbiology
Nutrition and metabolism
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$27,800
Entry requirements:
equivalent.
Advise on climate change policies,
manage bushfire prevention courses and
protect the future of our environment. Our
course is all about making you job-ready
and an expert in the field. You will learn
about the management, conservation and
rehabilitation of our natural ecosystems
and you can specialise in your favourite
area.
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manager
Sustainability officer
Soil scientist
Natural resource manager
Land management consultant
Fire management scientist
Environmental protection officer
Environmental policy developer
Environmental and conservation
biologist
Ecologist
Sample study areas
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Biodiversity conservation
Sustainable earth
Australian flora and fauna
Geographic information systems
Population and community ecology
Pest plans and animals
Land and water contamination
Ecosystems conservation and
management
Landscape restoration and mine site
rehabilitation
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb
Fees:
$27,800
Entry requirements:
equivalent.
You love food and want to know the
science behind it. You’d like to be a
nutritionist. A product developer. A lab
analyst. And you want a degree that
covers everything from raw food to
marketing the final product. This degree
will take you through all aspects of food,
from the raw product to how it ends up
on the store shelf. You will learn about
food processing, product development
and how to market food products online
and around the world. You will focus on
the importance of nutrition in foods and
to human health and will explore the
sociological and cultures issues relating
to food.
This course is recognised by Australian
Institute of Food Science and Technology
(AFIFST) and Nutrition Society of
Australia (NSA).
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Biotechnologist
Sensory scientist
Quality control technologist
Health promotion practitioner
Health and safety officer
Food technologist
Food safety auditor
Food policy officer
Food microbiologist
Food chemist
Sample study areas
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Food microbiology
Nutrition and metabolism
Biochemistry
Microbiology
Pathophysiology
Systems biology
Product and process development
Food processing systems
Chemistry
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Bachelor of Geoscience
Bachelor of Science
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
088139J
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$27,800
CRICOS Code:
062141G
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$27,800
Entry requirements:
equivalent.
Entry requirements:
equivalent.
With our degree, you will learn all about
the structure, physical history,
composition, and dynamic systems of our
planet. You will use mapping, technology
and historical data to build conceptual
models, and learn how these models can
help you predict earthquakes, reduce
natural hazards and estimate where
mineral, water and gases are located
below ground level. We will also teach
you how to extract these resources in a
sustainable way. The degree is highly
interactive and teaches you the
specialised skills you need to work in this
field. During your degree, you can
choose to specialise in exploration/mine
geoscience or environmental geoscience.
This course is recognised by Australasian
Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, and
Australian Institute of Geosciences,
which carries accreditation with the
Australian Stock Exchange.
If you are fascinated by science, this
comprehensive course could be your
passport to an exciting future in one of
many diverse areas. You will experience
studying in well-equipped laboratories,
conduct fieldwork, develop theoretical
understanding, and learn how to
communicate your findings – to ensure
you are well prepared for your career or
further study. You have the flexibility to
choose from a wide range of Majors and
Minors within the degree, including:
biochemistry, biological science,
biotechnology, chemistry, earth materials,
ecology, environmental geoscience,
environmental restoration, food science,
health and nutrition, information
technology, mathematics, microbiology,
mineral science and statistics. Depending
on your major, graduates may be eligible
to join Royal Australian Chemical
Institute, Australian Institute of Biology,
Australian Society for Microbiology and
Environment Institute of Australia.
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Stratigrapher
Petroleum geologist
Mineralogist
Land use geologist
Hydro geologist
Geotechnician
Geoscience data manager
Geomorphologist
Environmental geologist
Sample study areas
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Structural geology
Hydrology
Sedimentology and stratigraphy
Optical mineralogy
Economic Geology
Petrology
Applied geochemistry
Applied geophysics
Tectonics and petrogenesis
Regolith
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University educator
Science field officer
Resource analyst
Research scientist
Research assistant
Physical science technical officer
Laboratory worker
Ethical advisor
Chemist
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Country of origin: Malaysia
I'm studying the Bachelor of Science
(Biotechnology). FedUni makes this
course enjoyable because the facilities
here for my subjects are second to
none. Besides that, the lecturers have
taught me new things and it is always
interactive.
The reason I chose this course is
because I always wanted to be a
scientist and I love the fact that we
could exploit the cellular or biological
machinery of microorganisms, plants
and animals to extract some benefits
for us humans.
Biology
Chemistry
Environmental studies
Statistical methods
Biochemistry
Analytical techniques
Microbiology
Food microbiology
Clinical Microbiology
Systems biology
Bachelor of Science
(Biotechnology)
The best aspects of this course is the
research part where I am able to gain
experience and do experiments on new
things. I also have the opportunity to
become familiar with all of the high tech
equipment – it makes me feel like a real
scientist.
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I spend most of my hours on campus
studying at the library or the
international student lounge after
lectures and labs as I feel comfortable
and productive studying on campus
with all the useful facilities provided.
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Bachelor of
Mathematical Science
Sciences / Bachelor of
Education
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
088143B
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$24,700
Entry requirements:
equivalent.
You enjoy solving complex equations. Did
you know that you can use your maths
skills to solve real-life problems too? This
degree will allow you to work across all
sorts of industries, whether in Australia or
overseas, and it will help you grow your
passion for maths. A degree in
mathematics provides a unique training in
abstract reasoning highly sought after by
a wide range of employers. The course
will provide you with a strong foundation
in the basic principles and techniques of
mathematics and an understanding of
how mathematics is applied in the real
world.
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Statistician
Risk analyst
Policy advisor
Modelling analyst
Mathematician
Intelligence analyst
Finance analyst
Data scientist
Data engineer
Cryptanalyst
Sample study areas
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Modelling and change
Profit loss and gambling
Secrets of the matrix
Space shape and design
Statistics for prediction
Puzzles patterns and proofs
Programming
Statistical methods
Artificial Intelligence
Analytics project
CRICOS Code:
069145B
Duration:
4 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$23,300
Entry requirements:
equivalent.
You’re good at maths and science and
want to share these skills with others.
You’d like to help students grow in
confidence and motivate them at school.
This double degree sets you up for a
career as a secondary school teacher, in
mathematics, science or IT, in middle
schools through to VCE. You will learn
how to teach and how to best inspire
your students and get experience each
year in classrooms. The Bachelor of
Mathematical Sciences component of
the course will provide students with a
strong foundation in principles and
techniques of mathematics and
understanding how mathematics is
applied to the real world.
This course is recognised by the Victorian
Institute of Teachers (VIT).
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Education
Mathematical sciences
Mathematical statistics
Mathematics
Mathematics (applied)
Mathematics (modelling)
Facilities
Our Science and Engineering Precinct at
the Mt Helen Campus provides a worldclass learning, teaching and research
facility in a regional centre. You will use
this high quality and well-equipped
precinct for all classes in the fields of
geology, environmental, biomedical,
food and animal sciences.
The Gippsland Campus has well
supported teaching and research
laboratories, including the high-tech
Centre for Carbon Capture Research
that operates in partnership with CSIRO.
The Gippsland Campus is also a ‘Land
for Wildlife’ property providing
opportunities for field work on your
doorstep.
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Bachelor of Veterinary and
Wildlife Science
Sciences (Honours)
Bachelor of Science
(Honours)
Campus:
Campus:
Campus:
CRICOS Code:
088138K
CRICOS Code:
052876F
Duration:
3 years
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$27,800
Entry requirements:
equivalent.
If you are passionate about animal
science, this hands-on degree provides
an exciting opportunity to focus on
animal health and management. The
course offers a regional perspective
relevant to local wildlife and animal
health, and will also highlight key issues
of international relevance by exploring
suitable examples and case studies.
Laboratory-based learning is supported
by fieldwork at sites such as farming and
breeding enterprises, animal health
practices and natural habitats with wildlife
populations. In the final year, an applied
research project or industry placement
will enable you to explore your own area
of interest and develop advanced
technical skills.
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Animal control officer
Zoologist
Wildlife officer
Quarantine officer
Park ranger
Fisheries officer
Evolution and adaption biologist
Ecological advisor
Conservation and biodiversity
manager
Biological scientist
Sample study areas
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Anatomy
Animal health
Biochemistry
Chemistry
Cellular metabolism
Immunology
Microbiology
Pathophysiology
Physiology
Zoology
Duration:
1 year
Intake:
Feb, July
Fees:
$24,700
CRICOS Code:
088661B
Entry requirements:
• The academic requirement for a student to be
admitted to Honours is a GPA of 6.00. This is
currently both a University and a Faculty
requirement. We will look at both the students
overall GPA and also the GPA of their final year of
study. If either of these is above 6, then we are
satisfied they have met the academic requirement
for entry.
In some instances students will be admitted into
Honours with a lower GPA, however there needs to
be a compelling argument for this, and the
application will be referred to the Executive Dean
for approval.
• Applicants must have the support of a supervisor,
and a proposed research project. Applicants must
complete and submit the Research Proposal Form
with their application.
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$27,800
This course is designed to provide
Science graduates with advanced
studies in the field of their choice. It also
offers an introduction to a research
course, giving access to research
degrees at universities throughout
Australia and internationally by providing
preparatory studies for PhD study. The
honours course consists of the core
research project, studies in research
methodologies, and a literature review. A
significant proportion (over one half) of
the work in this course is your research
project, which culminates in the thesis.
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Laboratory analyst
Researcher
Research scientist
Sample study areas
Actuary
Statistician
Researcher
Mathematician
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Intake:
Feb, July
Entry requirements:
• Applicants will have completed a bachelor’s
degree in the relevant discipline with a high level
of academic achievement, which is normally a
distinction average or above in core discipline
courses in the second and third years.
The Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences
(Honours) provides advanced studies in
mathematics, at a professional level for
students with a strong mathematical
background. It also provides students
with an introduction to a research course
enabling them access to research degrees
at universities throughout Australia and
internationally. This course provides
preparatory studies to PhD study.
Duration:
1 year
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Research methods
Honours literature
Honours communication and
application
Honours research project 1 and 2
Research skills and academic
communication
Guided study
Topics in topology
Research project and thesis
1, 2 and 3
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Research at FedUni addresses a range of topics of national significance, with particular
focus on matters of regional relevance.
Our researchers collaborate with leading universities, research bodies and industries in
Australia and overseas. Research degrees are offered across all disciplines. Refer to the
table for more information.
Faculty Research
Our faculties have a strong focus on research.
Federation Business School
Supervision available in:
Ballarat
Whether you are looking to build on your existing skills, enter a
new career path or develop your own ideas, you will be supported
and work with the best researchers in their fields at FedUni.
Gippsland
Higher Degrees by Research
Doctor of Philosophy (Arts)
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Doctor of Philosophy (Business)
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Doctor of Philosophy (Education)
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Doctor of Philosophy (Engineering)
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(Human Movement and Sport Sciences)
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(Humanities and Social Science)
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Doctor of Philosophy (Information Technology)
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Doctor of Philosophy (Mathematical Sciences)
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Doctor of Philosophy (VIOSH)
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Doctor of Philosophy (Physical Sciences)
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Our research focus is on the role of business enterprise and economic progress in the
regional context, especially with regard to business innovation and ecologically
sustainable development.
Doctor of Philosophy (Psychology)
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Doctor of Philosophy (Science)
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Faculty of Education and Arts
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Approximately half of our research programs focus on education encompassing lifelong
learning, including early education, primary, secondary, vocational education and
training, as well as adult and community education. The remaining programs
investigate issues to do with history, culture and society and seek new understandings
and pathways in the fields of the visual and performing arts.
Master of Arts
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Master of Business
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Master of Computing
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Master of Education
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Master of Engineering Science
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Faculty of Health
Our focus is on education excellence and innovative research. We have a wide range of
health-related disciplines including biomedical science, food and nutritional science,
human movement and sport sciences, nursing and midwifery, occupational health and
safety, and psychology.
Master of Human Movement
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Master of Mathematical Science
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Master of Technology (Research)
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Faculty of Science and Technology
Further information
A common theme which underpins our research is a concern with the impact of that
research on the environment, society and economy in which we live on a regional,
national and global scale. Our research seeks to make a positive difference to people
and environment for our nation and the world through science and technology.
Contact Research Services on
+61 3 5327 9508 or
[email protected] for
further details on the range of research
opportunities available.
For more information visit
www.federation.edu.au/research
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Research centres and networks
FedUni brings together groups and teams of researchers from multi-disciplinary and cross-disciplinary
backgrounds into highly-focused centres of research endeavour. Our research centres and networks include:
Australian Collaboration for Research into Injury in Sport and
its Prevention (ACRISP)
ACRISP conducts research across a range of sports injury and sports injury prevention
projects. The aim of the research is to ensure sport and physical activity is safe, with a
minimal risk of injury. As a result, more people will have the opportunity to participate in
sport and physical activity, affording them a healthier lifestyle.
Australian Retirement Research Institute (ARRI)
The Australian Retirement Research Institute (ARRI) is concerned with enabling the best
possible later life transitions for all Australians, contributing to national economic
performance and reducing inequalities in retirement, with an interdisciplinary approach
centred on business, economics, public policy, social gerontology, health and social
welfare, and regional development.
Australia-China Wetland Network Research Partnership
Australia-China Wetland Network Research Partnership is a joint project between the
Collaborative Research Network (CRN) of Federation University Australia and the Nanjing
Institute of Geography and Limnology Chinese Academy of Sciences (NIGLAS).
Centre for Biopsychosocial and eHealth Research and
Innovation (CBeRI)
The ultimate goal of CBeRI is to conduct research to decrease ill health and increase
wellbeing by developing, evaluating and disseminating cutting edge health care
technologies that are engaging, tailored, sustainable, and scalable. The development of
eHealthcare technologies will be informed by the outcomes of the biopsychosocial
research investigations that use a multi-discipline/multi-levels of analysis approach.
Centre for eResearch and Digital Innovation (CeRDI)
The Centre for eResearch and Digital Innovation (CeRDI) operates within the Research
Portfolio at Federation University Australia. Through applied research, commercial
activities and community engagement CeRDI promotes innovation through the application
of new technologies. The Centre has established a strong reputation for quality services
delivered across a diverse range of sectors, including agriculture, law, health, natural
resources and sport and recreation.
Centre for Informatics and Applied Optimisation (CIAO)
CIAO is internationally recognised for pure and applied research in optimisation, data
mining, internet commerce security, virtual reality and simulation, and health informatics.
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Centre for Environmental Management (CEM)
The Centre for Environmental Management has been active in research and consultancy for
both government and private organisations for over 20 years. It has built a strong reputation
for its research and consultancy work in environmental management, land use management
planning, flora and fauna survey and assessment, and experimental design, particularly
across south-east Australia and nationally.
Centre for Multimedia Computing, Communications, and
Artificial Intelligence Research (MCCAIR)
MCCAIR develops innovative multimedia concepts, technologies and applications with a
focus on three key areas: multimedia signal processing and management, multimedia
communication and sensor networks, and artificial intelligence.
Collaborative Research Centre in Australian History (CRCAH)
The Collaborative Research Centre in Australian History (CRCAH, which is pronounced
‘circa’), brings together partner organisations with academic researchers and postgraduate
students to discover and interpret Australia's cultural heritage in a strategic, long-term
research program.
Collaborative Research Network (CRN)
CRN research focuses on the significant challenges that face regional areas and explores
ways of strengthening regional well-being, health and social connectedness, and drives
regional rejuvenation.
Geotechnical and Hydrogeological Engineering Research Group
(GHERG)
GHERG works closely with government and industry to further improve the safety and
sustainability of the open-cut mines that surround the Gippsland Campus. Funded by the
Victorian Government (through the Department of Environment and Primary Industries),
GHERG focuses on the key issues affecting open-cut mines in the Latrobe Valley, including
slope stability, groundwater impacts, environmental rehabilitation and the long-term
sustainability of mine sites.
Researching Adult and Vocational Education (RAVE)
RAVE is a group of experienced researchers in adult and vocational education in the Faculty
of Education and Arts.
Visiting Friends and Relatives Research (VFR)
Federation University Australia's VFR Travel Research Network is a recently formed research
group, focusing on applied and knowledge-based research into Visiting Friends and Relatives
(VFR) travel.
Water Research Network
The Water Research Network was established in late 2014 when the water research strengths
of the Collaborative Research Network (CRN), Water in Drylands Collaborative Research
Program (WIDCORP) and the Centre for Environmental Management (CEM) were merged.
Wimmera Research Group
The aim of this research group is to contribute to a sustainable future for rural and regional
areas in Australia by undertaking research focused on building sustainable communities in
collaboration with the local community and organisations.
Nanya Station
Federation University Australia’s 40,000
hectare Nanya Station is a research
base of national significance.
Nanya, located 140 km south of Broken
Hill, is of high conservation significance,
containing some of the best examples of
Mallee and arid woodland ecosystems in
NSW, along with a salt lake complex of
national significance.
Nearly 400 flora and fauna species have
been recorded at Nanya, of which nine
have either not previously been recorded
or, have restricted distribution in Western
NSW. There are 22 plant communities on
Nanya of which two are dominated by
species not previously recorded in NSW.
Site infrastructure includes an automatic
weather recording station and remote
rain gauges at 16 sites across the
property. Additionally three radio triangulation towers have been established to
facilitate radiotracking of fauna.
Accommodation facilities have been
upgraded and include accommodation
for up to 40, an ablution block with solar
hot water service and a solar/wind
power station. Staff and postgraduate
students visit this station regularly and
carry out landscape scale research
projects.
www.federation.edu.au/nanya
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Higher Degree by Research
Entry Requirements
Masters Degrees by Research
Masters by Research will see candidates working with a principal supervisor, appointed
by the Research Higher Degrees Sub Committee, with the approval of the relevant
faculty or school.
A minimum of one and a half years and a maximum of two years (full-time equivalent),
these degrees are awarded on the basis of an externally examined thesis of
approximately 40,000 words.
Academic entry requirements
An applicant must:
• have graduated with or qualified for a four year honours bachelors degree, or degree
with honours, at least second class honours level, that included a dissertation
demonstrating the ability to undertake research at masters level; or
• hold qualifications and/or have demonstrated skills, experience, research, or
publications which are assessed as being at least equivalent to the qualifications
above.
Applicants who do not meet the requirements will be required to undertake an
additional course of study equivalent to a fourth year of advanced undergraduate study
and research in the relevant field.
Doctorates
Doctor of Philosophy courses see candidates working with a principal supervisor,
appointed by the Research Higher Degrees Sub Committee, with the approval of the
faculty or school.
A minimum of three years and a maximum of four years (full-time equivalent), these
degrees are awarded on the basis of an externally examined thesis of approximately
100,000 words.
Academic entry requirements
A person for whom English is not their
first language must meet the
requirements for English language
proficiency by achieving the minimum
score in a formal tests of English
language proficiency.
Overseas applicants can meet English
language requirements for entry into a
Higher Degree by Research by:
An applicant must:
• Have graduated with or qualified for a masters degree that included a dissertation
demonstrating the ability to undertake research at PhD level; or
• Have graduated with or qualified for a four year honours bachelors degree, or degree
with honours at first class or second class, upper division, honours level, that
included a dissertation demonstrating the ability to undertake research at PhD level;
or
• Have been enrolled for a masters degree by research and have completed research
which is assessed as demonstrating the capacity to undertake research at PhD level;
or
• Hold qualifications and/or have demonstrated skills, experience, research, or
publications which are assessed as being at least equivalent to or as a satisfactory
substitute for any of the qualifications prescribed above.
International students must meet basic entry requirements as under:
• Academic entry requirements; and
• Be at least 18 years of age at the time of the proposed commencement of studies;
or
• Mature age entry.
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English language
requirements for research
• Achieving at least the minimum
score in one of the following formal
tests of English language
proficiency:
> IELTS (International Language
Testing System) minimum score of
6.5 with no band less than 6.0;
> TOEFL (American test of English
as a Foreign Language) minimum
score of 580 plus a TWE (Test of
Written English) a score of 5.0;
> TOEFL computer-based minimum
score of 237 plus a minimum
score of 22 in writing;
> TOEFL internet-based minimum
score of 92-93 plus a minimum
score of 22 in writing; or
• Under exceptional circumstances,
applying for an exemption from
being required to provide an IELTS
or TOEFL score based on an
exemption request with supporting
evidence.
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Entry Requirements
Academic entry
Undergraduate courses
Applicants must be over 18 years of age at the time the Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) is
issued. Prospective students must have completed Australian Year 12 or overseas
equivalent (refer to the table below).
Some courses may require additional specific entry requirements.
Additional specific entry
requirements
For full details about specific course entry
requirements, refer to FedUni’s Course Guide
located at
www.study.federation.edu.au/international
Postgraduate courses
Prospective students must have completed Australian bachelors degree or overseas
equivalent. Some courses may require additional specific entry requirements.
Table of equivalence
The equivalence of qualifications from countries not listed in the table below will be
assessed individually.
Country
Minimum Academic requirement: Australia Year 12 equivalent
Global
GCE A Level with 5 points calculated on two or three A /AS level subjects. Advanced Level mark
A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, E=1. Advanced Subsidiary Level mark calculated as half of A level points.
International Baccalaureate Diploma (IB) with a minimum score of 24 from 6 subjects
Australia
Completion of Year 12 OR Foundation program
Bangladesh
Higher School Certificate (HSC) in First Division with GPA 3.5 or 60%
China
Gao San (Senior High Year 3) with an average of 80% in four academic subjects
OR 高考 Gao Kao cut-off score for Tier 2 Chinese Universities
OR Completion of one year post-secondary study with at least an average score of 70% at a recognised institution
Colombia
Completion of the first year of a bachelor degree
Hong Kong
HKDSE with 15 points calculated on sum of four core subjects and two electives, where 5**=6, 5*=6, 5=5,
4=4,3=3,2=2, 1=1; A*=6, A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, E=1; and Attained With Distinction = 3, Attained = 1
India
Completion of All India Senior School Certificate (CBSE) or Indian School Certificate (CISCE) with an average of
60% in best four academic subjects*
OR Higher Secondary Certificate (State Board) with an average of 65% in best four academic subjects*
*excludes local languages, work experience, physical education and other non-academic subjects
Indonesia
SMA (Sekolak Menegah Atas) with an overall average of 7.0, or GCE A-levels with passing grades in three subjects
Iran
Pre-University Certificate or successful completion of the National High School Diploma with an overall average of
13 (out of 20)
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Table of equivalence continued…
Country
Minimum academic requirement: Australian Year 12 equivalent
Japan
Kotogakko Sotsugyo Shosho (Upper Secondary School Certificate of Graduation) with an overall average of 2.5
(out of 4)
Kenya
Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) with grade B in eight subjects
OR satisfactory completion of one year post-secondary study at a recognised institution
Korea, Republic of
Immumgye Kodung Hakkyo Choeupchang (Upper Secondary Certificate) with overall pass of 65%
Malaysia
Sijil Tinggi Pelajaran Malaysia (STPM) with a score of 6 points calculated on the sum of three subjects, where
A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, E=1
OR Chinese Independent High School Unified Examination Certificate (UEC-SML) with a score of 12 points
calculated on the sum of the best five academic subjects (excluding English general paper, Chinese, Bahasa
Malaysia) where A1=8, A2=7,B3=6, B4=5, B5=4, B6=3, C7=2, C8=1
Mongolia
Senior Middle School Graduation Certificate with average of 85% in final year results
Nepal
Satisfactory completion of one year post-secondary study at a recognised institution
New Zealand
National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) Level 3: a minimum of 80 credits; 60 credits at Level 3
and 20 credits at Level 2
Nigeria
Pakistan
Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSC) or Intermediate Certificate Examination (Pre-Eng and Pre-Med
streams) with at least an average of 60%
Philippines
Russia
Attestat o Srednem (polnom) Obshchem Obrazovanii (Certificate of Secondary (Complete) General Education)
Saudi Arabia
Tawjihiyah (General Secondary Education Certificate) with at least an overall average of 80%
OR completion of foundation program
OR one year higher education program study at a recognised institution
Singapore
Singapore or GCE A-levels with passing grades in three subjects
Sri Lanka
Sri Lankan A-levels or GCE A-levels with passing grades in three subjects
Taiwan
Senior High School Diploma or Senior Vocational School Diploma with an average of 70%
Thailand
Matayom (Certificate of Secondary Education) with average grade of 80
USA
High School Diploma with average grade of C
Vietnam
Bang Tot Nghiep Trung Hoc Pho Thong (Upper Secondary School Education Graduation Diploma) with an
average score of 70%
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English language requirements
Applicants are required to meet the minimum English language requirements for entry to a Federation University Australia program. The
English language requirement for general programs such as Business, IT and General Science is Academic IELTS 6.0 with no band
less than 6.0 or equivalent.
Applicants need to provide one of the evidences as below to demonstrate their English language proficiency.
English tests
The English test results must be valid prior to commencement date at FedUni. Every student will be assessed individually, and
combination of English preparation program will be considered.
Academic IELTS
TOEFL
Paper
TOEFL iBT
Pearson
Cambridge
(CAE-2014)
Cambridge
(from 2015)
7.5 (no band less
than 7.0)
630
(TWE 5.0)
106 with minimum 24 in all
sections
73 (no band less
than 65)
74 with no less than
Good in each skill
191 (no band
less than 185)
7.0 (no band less
than 6.5)
600
(TWE 5.0)
100 with minimum 24 in writing 65 (no band less
and 22 in all other sections
than 58)
Good in each skill
185 (no band
less than 176)
6.5 (no band less
than 6.0)
580
(TWE 4.0)
86-91 with minimum of 20 in all 58 (no band less
sections
than 50)
Borderline in each skill
176 (no band
less than 169)
6.0 (no band less
than 6.0)
550
(TWE 4.0) sections
than 50)
169 (no band
less than 169)
5.5 (no band less
than 5.0)
530
(TWE 3.5)
sections
than 36)
162 (no band
less than 154)
5.0 (No band less
than 5.0)
500
(TWE 3.0)
59-64 with minimum of 17 in all 36 (No band less
sections
than 36)
154 (no band
less than 154)
English language exemptions
Federation University Australia can also accept the following academic qualifications as meeting our general English Language
requirements. All qualifications must have been taken no more than 2 years prior to enrolment at FedUni.
In Australia
Qualification
Equivalent to Academic IELTS 6.0 with no band less than 6.0
English Program from a FedUni recognised institution
Successful completion of English Language Intensive Course for
Overseas Students
Australian Year 12 Secondary schooling
Successful completion of Senior Secondary Certificate
Australian TAFE or Higher Education provider
Successful completion of AQF Certificate IV or higher level
Other Country
First language is English – Citizens and passport holder of one of the following countries:
Canada, Republic of Ireland, New Zealand, United Kingdom, United States of America
Students who have completed at least five years’ study in one or more of the following countries:
Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa, or the Republic of Ireland, United Kingdom, United States of America
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Your next steps
1. Course
Select the course you wish to apply for. Before applying, ensure you meet the entry
requirements.
For undergraduate and postgraduate (coursework) courses visit
www.study.federation.edu.au/international
For higher degrees by research visit
www.federation.edu.au/research/research-degrees/apply
2. Apply
3. Assessment
Depending on the course, there are two different application processes.
Your application will be assessed
against:
Undergraduate and postgraduate (coursework)
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Access the online application centre www.apply.federation.edu.au to submit your
application.
Follow the instructions and ensure you have attached all relevant supporting
documents.
English language requirements;
Academic entry requirements;
Availability of supervision for HDR
applicants.
A complete application is normally
assessed within five business days.
A checklist of documentation required is available at
www.federation.edu.au/international/prepare
Higher degree by research applications
may take up to four weeks to be
assessed.
Higher degrees by research
Complete the research application form available at
www.federation.edu.au/applyforresearch
Prepare all relevant supporting documents and identify your academic referees, email
them the confidential referee form and ask them to email it to Research Services.
A checklist of evidence required is available at
www.federation.edu.au/applyforresearch
Submit your application form and required documents to FedUni via email to
[email protected]
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4. Offer
5. Accept
6. Arrival
If your application is successful, you will
be sent an International Student Offer
and Acceptance Pack that includes:
Once you have provided all
documentation and met all conditions,
including passing SSVF Assessment,
please pay the amount listed at “Total
fee due in advance” and forward a
copy of the receipt to International
Admissions.
The University will send you an
International Student Support Guide with
information about pre-arrival,
accommodation, studying, living and
working information for students at our
campuses.
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Letter of Offer;
Information for accepting your offer;
GTE and/or financial assessment
forms.*
*Sometimes, international students will
be required to complete a Pre-visa
screening process as a condition of
their offer under the requirement of
Simplified Student Visa Framework
(SSVF).
The requirements will depend on a
number of factors.
Once payment is confirmed, the
University will issue an electronic
Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE).
You will also receive information about
the compulsory International Student
Orientation Program that is held in the
weeks before semester commences.
You will need your CoE to apply for
your Australian student visa. More
information on the visa application
process available at
www.border.gov.au
Refer to page 80 and
www.federation.edu.au/SSVF
for more information.
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Important information
Simplified Student Visa Framework (SSVF)
International student fees
Under the Simplified Student Visa Framework, the University is required to ensure all
prospective international students are meeting the Genuine Temporary Entrant criterion,
and have the financial capacity to pay for tuition and living costs for the study period in
Australia.
The University reserves the right to apply a pre-visa screening process for all international
applications. International students must pass our pre-visa screening process before
accepting their offers and making payment, to obtain the Confirmation of Enrolment
(CoE) letter. Students will need the CoE from the University to apply for a student visa.
Students must provide:
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Evidence of funds to cover all expenses for first 12 months of stay in Australia;
Funds to be provided by applicant or a close relative with demonstrated income stream;
Money deposits must continue to be held for a period of at least three months; and
Declaration that applicant has access to sufficient funds to meet course fees, living
costs, school costs and travel costs.
Students must also meet genuine temporary entrant (GTE) criterion by being a student
who intends to obtain a successful educational outcome and has the language,
educational and material background to have a reasonable chance of achieving this
educational outcome.
Course fees for tuition in this guide
apply to international students
studying on-campus in Australia. The
fees listed are an annual amount, and
they are based on a standard study
load per year. Any variation to the
study load will result in an adjustment
to tuition fees. All fees are subject to
annual review and may be adjusted.
Fees apply to students commencing in
2017 only. Course tuition fees cover
the full cost of tuition but exclude the
cost of living (housing and food),
medical insurance, textbooks,
entertainment, telephone calls,
transport, as well as non-compulsory
course expenses.
Student visas
All overseas students are required to have an International Student Visa issued by the
Australian Government.
Student visas are issued for full-time study on the understanding that the student
completes their studies on campus, and has sufficient funds to cover tuition fees and
living expenses while in Australia.
Students must comply with their visa conditions in order to retain their visa. You may be
reported to the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) and your visa
may be cancelled if you do not comply with the conditions of your visa.
You can apply for your Student Visa from the Department of Immigration and Border
Protection. For information regarding visas visit the DIBP website www.border.gov.au
Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)
Students must have Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) before a student visa can
be granted. The information for OSHC is included in your offer letter. The University will
purchase health cover on your behalf through Bupa Australia Health.
However, if you wish to purchase your OSHC through another provider please advise the
International Admissions team of your membership details. Your OSHC must cover your
whole student visa period, and you must not arrive Australia before the OSHC start date.
A full list of fees and information regarding coverage and exclusion is available at
www.overseastudenthealth.com
Your rights and responsibilities
The Educational Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Act regulates the education and
training sector’s involvement with overseas students studying in Australia on student
visas. To view the ESOS Framework, please visit www.internationaleducation.gov.au
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Key dates for 2017
Find out more
Applications
Get in touch with us
Generally, the deadline for off-shore applications closes one month prior to
semester commencement. Prospective students are advised to apply as early as
possible in order to allow sufficient time for application and visa processing by the
Australian authorities. Please refer to the FedUni website for the most up to date
information on application deadlines www.federation.edu.au
Call:
2017 Dates
Semester 1
Semester 2
•
International Orientation:
9 February
•
International Orientation: 10 July
•
Semester commences: 31 July
•
O-Week: 20–24 February
•
•
Semester commences:
27 February
Mid semester break:
25 September – 6 October
•
SWOT Vac: 6–24 November
•
Mid semester break: 14–28 April
•
Exams: 13–24 November
•
SWOT Vac: 12–16 June
•
Exams: 13–26 June
+61 3 5327 9018
Email: [email protected]
www.federation.edu.au/international
Post:
International Student Admissions
Federation University Australia
PO Box 663, Ballarat VIC 3353, Australia
FedUni China Office
Call:
8610-6708 0950
Address:
Room 716, 7th Floor, North Office,
The New World Centre, 3B
Chongwenmenwai Street,
Beijing, China 100062
Disclaimer: Information contained in this guide was correct at the time of printing (June 2016). Federation University Australia (FedUni) reserves the right to alter any course, procedure or fee, as
deemed necessary. While every effort is made to ensure that the information provided in this publication is accurate and relevant, the University does not guarantee the accuracy or relevance of
the information provided and is not liable for any loss or damage suffered by any person arising from their reliance on the information provided. Prospective students should carefully read the
information contained in this publication and access the relevant websites for further information. Prospective students should confirm course information by visiting federation.edu.au or by
contacting the relevant numbers as required. To find out more regarding international education, please call +61 3 5327 9018 or email [email protected]
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in Victoria
Our graduates have
rated us five stars for
Teaching Quality,
seven years in a row.#
Teaching Quality*
Student Support*
Skills Development*
Full-time Employment^
Median Salary^
Get in touch with us
Call:
+61 3 5327 9018
www.federation.edu.au/international
As ranked by the Australian
Federal Government’s
Quality Indicators Learning
and Teaching (QILT).
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on social media
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www.twitter.com/FedUni_Global
Source: QILT.edu.au
*University Experience Survey 2013–2014;
^Graduate Destinations Survey 2012–2014;
#The Good Uni Guide 2010–2016.
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