INTERNATIONAL COURSE GUIDE 2021

CAESARIA, Master of Business (Accounting) WELCOME TO VICTORIA

Victoria University (VU), Our Australian exclusive teaching Your experience as a VU , method, the VU Block Model, is from the friendships you forge to the in Melbourne, , proven to help you excel at university, memories you make, will stay with offers internationally- bringing you closer to your career you long after your dreams have goals in a highly supportive learning been realised. recognised, world-class environment. qualifications built on Start your journey to success with VU. more than 100 years of teaching history.

Acknowledgement of country Victoria University acknowledges, recognises and respects the Ancestors, Elders and Families of the Boonwurrung, Waddawurrung and Wurundjeri of the Kulin who are the traditional owners of the land in Victoria on which the University is built, and the Gadigal and Guring-gai of the Eora Nation who are the traditional owners of the land on which the Sydney campus is built. 02 CONTENTS

LIFE AT VU STUDY AREAS WELCOME TO VICTORIA UNIVERSITY 2 ARTS 22 THE VU WAY 4 BUSINESS 26 5 REASONS TO CHOOSE MELBOURNE 6 36 CELEBRATING STUDENT SUCCESS 8 ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE 42 A WORLD CLASS UNIVERSITY 10 HEALTH, PSYCHOLOGY INDUSTRY PARTNERSHIPS 12 AND DERMAL SCIENCES 50 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY STUDY ONLINE NOW, STUDY ON CAMPUS LATER 14 AND SYSTEMS 60 VU'S BLOCK MODEL 16 LAW AND CRIMINOLOGY 64 SCHOLARSHIPS 17 SOCIAL, COMMUNITY AND PATHWAYS 18 YOUTH DEVELOPMENT 70 VU ENGLISH 20 SPORT AND EXERCISE SCIENCE 74 VU COLLEGE 22 TOURISM, HOSPITALITY AND EVENTS 82 VU POLYTECHNIC 23 RESEARCH 88 CAMPUSES 94 COURSE AND FEES INDEX 115 JOB SKILLS AND EMPLOYMENT 96 STUDENT LIFE 97 STUDENT SERVICES 98 SAFE AND SECURE 99 STUDENT CLUBS AND VOLUNTEERING 100 ACCOMMODATION 102 FEES AND LIVING COSTS 104 ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS 106 ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS 109 HOW TO APPLY 121 CAMPUS MAP 122 WANT TO KNOW MORE 123

03 THE VU WAY

04 THE VU FUTURE-READY

Our graduates have the creative, problem- BLOCK MODEL solving and technical skills required to thrive in a fast-changing world. Practical learning, The award-winning VU Block Model has designed with our industry partners, is improved student results and the student reinforced through industry application experience. You focus on one or two subjects at and supported by skills in communication, a time, in small classes with the same collaboration and leadership. Our teaching for four or eight weeks, depending on which spaces are optimised for contemporary course you are studying. Each four-week or learning, including simulation labs with eight-week 'block' includes all assessments, robotics, a high-tech A$68 million sport and your results are available after each block. and exercise science research facility, and a Small class sizes and a high level of teacher new 32-level tower in Melbourne’s Central support help you to adjust to university study Business District (CBD) scheduled to open in in Australia. International perform 2022. particularly well under the Block Model, with a pass rate of 93%, and 53% of results being a distinction or above. The Block Model is exclusive to VU in Australia. A SAFE & SUPPORTIVE INDUSTRY & COMMUNITY

GOVERNMENT We are a welcoming and inclusive university in Australia’s highest-ranked student city. PARTNERSHIPS Australia is also ranked the safest country in the world for women, according to the Our partnerships add value to our courses and 2019 Global Wealth Migration Review. At VU, ensure our graduates are job-ready. We have we celebrate cultural diversity and provide more than 4000 industry partners and many of opportunities for all students to take part our courses are professionally recognised and in community and social activities. We have accredited. Our courses are tailored to meet more than 50 student clubs, programs to industry needs and our students undertake promote student leadership and activities real-world projects, as well as meaningful and to support community engagement. engaging internships and work placements. Our student advisers are always available to We also work with the Australian and Victorian ensure you get the help you need, and the VU Governments on initiatives in education, Safe app helps to keep you safe and secure. healthcare, infrastructure development, construction and new technologies.

05 5 REASONS TO CHOOSE

MELBOURNE 1. EXTENSIVE PUBLIC TRANSPORT

Melbourne has an excellent public transport network that makes it safe, easy and affordable for students to travel to campus, work and around the city. All VU campuses are a short walk from public transport and our city campuses operate within Melbourne’s free tram zone. Melbourne has extensive tram and train networks that stretch across the city. The iconic Flinders Street Railway Station, through which all trains pass, is opposite our City Flinders Campus.

2. AUSTRALIA'S BEST STUDENT CITY

Melbourne is the best student city in Australia and the third-best student city in the world, according to the QS Best Student Cities 2019. It is a vibrant, multicultural city and home to one of the world’s most diverse student communities. Melbourne is full of the attractions that make the Australian lifestyle so appealing – beautiful beaches, friendly people and a fair proportion of sunny days!

Melbourne is renowned for its great restaurant and café options and its beautiful parks and boulevards. It is also one of the safest cities in the world (The Economist Safe Cities Index 2019).

06 3. AUSTRALIA’S CULTURAL CAPITAL

Often called Australia’s cultural capital, Melbourne’s action-packed calendar includes theatre, comedy, dance, art, film, fashion and a range of multicultural celebrations. Melbourne has more live music venues per capita than any other city in the world and hosts major international artists and performers. It also has incredible museums and is known as one of the world’s leading street art cities, with many of its laneways acting as free open-air galleries. visitvictoria.com

4. WORLD-CLASS SPORT

Melbourne is one of the world’s great sports cities and hosts some of the biggest and best events including the Australian Open (Grand Slam tennis), the Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix, the Melbourne Cup (horse racing), Australian rules football and international cricket matches. Our world-class sporting precinct includes the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground, AAMI Park and Melbourne Park. There are also lots of community sports clubs and public sport facilities including cycling paths, basketball and tennis courts and swimming pools.

5. FOOD FOR ALL TASTES

Cuisine from almost every part of the world can be found in Melbourne and suits all budgets. Options include Chinese, Indian, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean, Sri Lankan, Malaysian, Thai, Spanish, Italian, Greek, French, Sudanese, Somali and Mexican. Many delights can be found in our local markets too. Queen Victoria Market is the biggest market of its kind in Australia with shops and stalls and even foodie tours, while Footscray Market offers everything from fresh vegetables and seafood to lotus flowers and cassava root!

07 CELEBRATING STUDENT SUCCESS

Our graduate incomes are among the best in Victoria (Quality But success is about much more than employment: hard Indicators for Learning and Teaching Graduate Outcomes work and commitment, innovation and research, capacity to Survey 2019) and more than 90% of Australian employers rank lead and adapt, as well as service to others, are all qualities our graduates highly for leadership, management, flexibility that VU graduates possess. and initiative (2020 Employer Satisfaction Survey).

RUWANGI FERNANDO - SRI LANKA

Lecturer and Research Ambassador PhD student in the Institute for Sustainable Industries and Liveable Cities

PhD student Ruwangi Fernando is winning accolades for her research on how computer algorithms can predict and plan for traffic disruptions caused by major events. She has won a full scholarship from CSIRO's Data61, the digital specialist arm of Australia's national science agency, and she is a postgraduate research intern with Victoria’s Department of Transport. Ruwangi is also a lecturer in the VU Business School, provides peer support to other VU researchers, and established STEM Sisters to help women build careers in engineering and science.

AYAZ AHMAD – PAKISTAN

Project Engineer, Whitehaven Coal Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical and Electronic Engineering)

Ayaz graduated from VU in 2017. During his studies he took advantage of the employment service VU Employ. “VU organised workshops and events on how to ace an interview and make an outstanding cover letter and résumé. I got my first job as an electrical engineer after an introduction organised by my VU mentor. In the interview, I was able to respond to technical questions because my had given us industry-based problems to solve. Those skills also helped me to get a position at Whitehaven, initially as a graduate engineer and now as a project engineer.”

08 JONJIE BELTRAN – PHILIPPINES

Customer Service and Supply Chain Manager, Multivac Master of Business (Supply Chain Management)

Jonjie says experience and contacts gained at VU propelled him to his job at Multivac, a leading packaging company in Australia. “The course was well structured, and the teaching staff were very supportive. Through case studies, I gained experience analysing industry scenarios. The integration of SAP in the syllabus was definitely helpful when I joined Multivac. Education is very important in a competitive world. I feel having a masters has helped me to obtain rewarding work and will continue to do so.”

OLENA NGUYEN - VIETNAM

Partnerships and Engagement Lead, Campus Consultancy Bachelor of Social Work

Olena Nguyen has forged an impressive CV – all while still a student. In addition to her role at Campus Consultancy on the Study Melbourne Leadership Labs Program, she is Deputy Chair of VU’s Cultural Diversity Student Network and partnerships director at the Australian Federation of International Students. In 2019, she was awarded the Council of International Students Australia’s Best Undergraduate International Student of the Year. “It’s been a challenging journey for me, but it has also been rewarding. I’m more outgoing, more independent, more resilient and more professional.”

MARVIN AMBALA – KENYA

Engineer, Transurban Master of Project Management

Marvin Ambala received a VU Outstanding Achievement Award and took part in the Victoria University-Commonwealth Bank Multicultural Mentoring Program in 2018. The program helps students develop the skills and confidence to grow their careers. In 2019, he returned to share his experience with other students. “Throughout the mentoring relationship, my mentor and I worked on improving my interpersonal and networking skills alongside developing my résumé and career plan. Furthermore, we worked on my employability by focusing on my strengths and interviewing skills.” Marvin also undertook a six-week internship as part of a VU-Transurban partnership program. He is now working as an engineer with Transurban on a major infrastructure project.

09 A WORLD-CLASS UNIVERSITY

VU is a world-class university. VU offers world-class research opportunities, with 28 research disciplines ranked at or above world standard in the Our rankings, research, facilities, latest Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) assessments. partnerships and alumni network are Our researchers develop new technologies and solve real- world problems, building smarter, healthier and more all part of our international reputation sustainable communities. and are pillars for your success. Our facilities including contemporary learning spaces, We are ranked in the top 2% of in the world, simulation labs, robotics, high-performance testing, according to the Times World University industry-supported facilities such as the CISCO cybersecurity Rankings 2021. We are 56 in the world in the Times Higher centre and the SAP Next Gen Lab, and the latest Young University Rankings 2020, and 51 out of for vocational skills development. more than 300 universities in the Times Higher Education Our international education partners include Ganpat Asia–Pacific University Rankings 2019. These rankings are University in , Liaoning University, Henan University the only international assessment of universities across their and the Central University of Finance and Economics in core missions of teaching, research, knowledge transfer and , Sunway College in Malaysia and the National School of international outlook. Business Management in Sri Lanka. We are 12 in the world for quality education, according to Our alumni network of more than 240,000 includes 30,000 the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2020, for our professionals living and working around the world, while contribution to early years and lifelong learning, our teaching employers of our alumni include the London Ambulance research and our commitment to inclusive education. Service, Indonesia’s Ministry of Finance, Walt Disney World, Facebook and NASA.

10 City Flinders Campus TOP 2 TIER NUMBER PERCENT ONE TWO

Times Higher Education World Our MBA is ranked Tier 1 by CEO International students rank our English University Rankings 2021. Magazine 2020. language centre number 2 in Australia and number 5 in the world, according to the i-graduate English Language Barometer 2018.

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER TWELVE TWELVE 32

We are 12 in the world for Quality We are 12 in the world for We are 32 in the world for Automation Education, according to the Times Sport Science.* and Control.* Higher Education Impact Rankings 2020.

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER 37 151-175 201-250

We are 37 in the world for Hospitality Our ranking globally in Engineering Our ranking globally in and Tourism Management.* and Technology.^ Computer Science.^

* ShanghaiRanking Consultancy Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2018/19. ^ Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject 2020 11 INDUSTRY PARTNERSHIPS

We have more than 4000 industry INDUSTRY-ACCREDITED COURSES partners who ensure our courses are Many of our courses are accredited by industry organisations, relevant to industry needs and that our ensuring the relevance of our courses and improving graduates are job-ready. They provide employment outcomes for our graduates. opportunities to gain important industry Our accrediting organisations include Engineers Australia, the Australian Marketing Institute, the Institute of Managers experience through meaningful work and Leaders (IML), the Australian Nursing and Midwifery placements and help us to design our Accreditation Council, the Australian Computer Society, the courses with the latest industry insights Australian Psychology Accreditation Council, CPA Australia, the Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia and the and technologies. As a result, VU Victorian Institute of Teaching. graduates score highly for work-readiness and their collaborative and technical WORK-INTEGRATED LEARNING skills (Quality Indicators for Learning and Work-integrated learning (WIL) combines real-world Teaching 2018). professional experiences with disciplinary theory and counts towards your overall grade. Our WIL opportunities span vu.edu.au/industry all subject areas, and include work placements, client-led projects, industry-focused research, fieldwork, cadetships, internships and simulations. OUR PARTNERS vu.edu.au/wil Our industry partners include NASA, KPMG, PWC, Hyatt Hotels, the Supreme Court of Victoria, Western Health, SAP, the National Australia Bank, Commonwealth Bank, ANZ and PLACEMENTS AND INDUSTRY- Westpac, Cisco Systems, Cricket Australia, Melbourne Victory Football Club and the Western Bulldogs Football Club. BASED PROJECTS Many VU courses include a compulsory placement or industry project. These practical learning opportunities apply to a range of subject areas including business, engineering, health and education. Through placements, you will enhance your overall employability by applying knowledge from the classroom to the workplace, developing hands-on skills and gaining exposure to Australian workplace environments, processes and issues. Placements will also help improve your English language proficiency and interpersonal skills, while you establish a network of contacts and potential employment opportunities.

12 INDUSTRY MENTORING We offer two mentoring programs to help you prepare for work: Career Mentoring and Talent Connect. Career Mentoring matches students with an industry professional to prepare you for life after graduation. Our mentors come from industry partners including the Commonwealth Bank, the National Australia Bank and IBM. Talent Connect helps final year students prepare for work with career workshops and mentoring. Each program can help you to understand what employers are looking for in graduates, explore options for work experience, help you to develop professional networks, practice interview skills, develop résumé writing skills and gain knowledge of industry expectations and culture. vu.edu.au/talent-connect

More than 4000 industry partners offer students regular engagement opportunities

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13 STUDY ONLINE NOW, STUDY ON CAMPUS LATER

COVID-19 has caused worldwide challenges, Classes are delivered within standard Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) teaching times. We aim to schedule but it doesn’t need to hold you back DSR classes for students outside of Australia later in the day, from achieving your goals. At VU, we to minimise the impact of time differences. are committed to providing you with Our Australian-exclusive Block Model continues to deliver strong results for international students under DSR learning, opportunities to obtain a world-class degree, with pass rates stable and high distinctions up 2.9%. even if you can’t study in Australia just yet. 2021 INTAKES DSR LEARNING If you are planning to start your VU course from outside Digitally-supported remote (DSR) learning maintains a of Australia in Semester 1, 2021, you can commence your classroom environment using Zoom or Webex. It allows you studies via DSR learning. You need to accept your offer and to take part in group discussions, interact with classmates enrol in your course to have access to DSR learning. and get immediate feedback. There is a small number of students in each virtual classroom.

DSR MODE IS REALLY A GOOD WAY TO CONDUCT CLASSES DURING TIMES LIKE THESE. SOME SUBJECTS ARE CONDUCTED AT DIFFERENT TIMES OF THE DAY WHICH CAN HELP STUDENTS FROM DIFFERENT TIMEZONES LOG IN AT A TIME THAT IS CONVENIENT TO THEM.

Tanay Vidyadhar (India) Bachelor of Sport Science

14 Law and Criminology COURSES IN DSR MODE All courses except the Graduate Diploma in Migration Law.

All courses are available via DSR learning for Australia-based Social, Community and Youth Development international students in Semester 1, 2021. For students Bachelor of Social Work; Master of Counselling; and Master of studying outside of Australia, the following courses are Public Health (Global Nutrition and Active Living). available remotely:

Arts and Education Sport and Exercise Science All courses except the Bachelor of Music. Bachelor of Sport Management and Bachelor of Sport Placements for the Master of Teaching () Management/Bachelor of Business. and Master of Teaching () need to be conducted in Australia and supervised by a registered teacher VU College within the Australian education system. All courses except General English; Associate Degree in Hospitality and Hotel Management; and Diploma of Business Engineering. All courses. VU Polytechnic Engineering and Science VU Polytechnic courses are unavailable via DSR learning. All courses. If you are living outside of Australia and wish to apply for a Foundation Studies course not available by DSR learning, you will receive an offer All courses. for the next available intake or an offer for an alternative course if available. Health, Psychology and Dermal Sciences Bachelor of Dermal Science (if commencing in Year 2 only); Bachelor of Health Science; Bachelor of Psychological Studies; Bachelor of Psychological Studies (Honours); Bachelor of WHAT ABOUT HEALTH COVER? Psychological Studies/Bachelor of Business; Bachelor of Psychology (Honours). Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) is a mandatory requirement to obtain an Australian student visa. You Information Technology and Systems will be able to claim a refund with your health care All courses. provider once you arrive in Australia for any OSHC you paid for whilst studying outside of Australia.

THE COURSE DELIVERY IS VERY INTUITIVE EVEN THOUGH IT'S A VIRTUAL EXPERIENCE, AND ALL THE ARE VERY HELPFUL – THEY TAKE ALL THE STEPS NECESSARY TO ENSURE WE UNDERSTAND.

Pruthvi Nalluri (India) Master of Business (Enterprise Resource Planning)

15 VU’S BLOCK

FLEXIBILITY MODEL 3 Teaching sessions are available in multiple combinations (morning, mid-morning, afternoon and evening), allowing you to plan your work and other activities. We also have multiple entry points WHAT IS THE BLOCK MODEL? and the option to fast-track or catch up on your studies during our winter and summer blocks. Unlike most other universities where you study multiple subjects at once, at VU you study one subject at a time for four weeks (undergraduate courses) and two subjects at a time for eight weeks (postgraduate courses). Each four-week or eight- AWARD WINNING week 'block' includes all assessments, and your results are 4 available after each block. You then have a few days between The success of VU’s Block Model has been recognised blocks to relax and prepare for the next subject. by the International Education Association of The Block Model is unique to VU in Australia and is founded Australia 2018 Excellence Award for Innovation, the on the success of universities using similar models in Sweden, Victorian International Education 2018 Award for and the United States. Excellence in International Education, and the Desire 2 Learn 2019 D2L Excellence Award.

SIMPLE TIMETABLES 5 WHY IS VU’S BLOCK MODEL The study year for undergraduate courses is divided into 10 four-week blocks: two semesters BETTER FOR ME? of four blocks each, plus two optional blocks over winter and summer. Each unit has three face- to-face teaching sessions per week, scheduled over three days. Teaching sessions don’t run BETTER RESULTS on more than two consecutive days, so you will 1 have one gap day between teaching sessions and You focus on completing one or two subjects at two gap days each week. Subjects with labs and a time, every four to eight weeks (including all professional experience, called ‘pracs’, have extra assessments) and build your confidence and see teaching hours and are scheduled on the same results in your studies from day one. Under the Block days as teaching sessions. If you are studying a Model, pass rates for international students have postgraduate program, you will participate in two increased to 93% and the percentage of international workshops per week (one to two hours long) for six student grades that are distinctions or high weeks, followed by a three-hour workshop in Week distinctions has jumped to 53%. 7 and a break in Week 8 for reflection.

SMALL CLASSES EARLY ASSESSMENTS 2 6 You learn in smaller classes and have more one-on-one Assessments have been redesigned for quicker time with your learning facilitators for a personalised completion within each block, with most of your education. Studying with one group at a time will help work completed in class so you can achieve your you to adjust to university life in Australia and form best through early and ongoing feedback. You’ll better connections with your classmates and mentors. have a great sense of how you’re progressing in your Plus, this will help you gain more confidence to be able course, with final grades for units available soon to share ideas and debate concepts. after each block finishes.

16 MODES OF DELIVERY

Studying in the VU Block Model means your study mode of delivery will be organised in one of the following ways, depending on your course:

4 8 FOUR-WEEK MODE EIGHT-WEEK MODE

All undergraduate courses Postgraduate business as well as postgraduate courses and selected arts, education health, engineering and science biomedicine, sport and courses. exercise.

Four-week mode means you study one unit (subject) at a time over four weeks. In eight-week mode you study two units at a time over eight weeks. All other postgraduate courses not listed above will be taught in the current course teaching periods (i.e. multiple units at the same time over the semester/trimester), until the VU Block Model is rolled out to all courses. Check your course page on the website for more details.

MULTIPLE STARTING POINTS

This table highlights our multiple optional entry points available to begin your course. You can start in Block 1, or fast-track or catch up on your studies by including Summer Blocks. We are reviewing our calendar to include more entry points, so check in later in the year for up-to-date information. vu.edu.au/timetables

SUMMER SEMESTER 1 WINTER SEMESTER 2 SUMMER

DATES 18 JAN 22 FEB 22 MAR 3 MAY 31 MAY 5 JUL 2 AUG 30 AUG 4 OCT 1 NOV 29 NOV 2022

Block 1 Block 2 Block 3 Block 4 Winter Block 1 Block 2 Block 3 Block 4 4-WEEK SUMMER 4 weeks 4 weeks 4 weeks 4 weeks 4 weeks 4 weeks 4 weeks 4 weeks 4 weeks BREAK BLOCKS 1 unit 1 unit 1 unit 1 unit 1 unit 1 unit 1 unit 1 unit 1 unit

Block 1 Block 2 Block 3 Block 4 Block 5 8-WEEK BREAK 8 weeks 8 weeks BREAK 8 weeks 8 weeks 8 weeks BLOCKS 2 units 2 units 2 units 2 units 2 units

17 SCHOLARSHIPS

VU is proud to offer a range of AUSTRALIA AWARDS university-funded scholarships to support students, as well as to accept SCHOLARSHIPS recipients of scholarships funded by Australia Awards scholarships are offered by the Australian Government and administered by the Department of Foreign the Australian Government and Affairs and Trade (DFAT). They provide opportunities to governments of other countries. citizens of participating countries from Asia, the Pacific, the Middle East and Africa, for full-time undergraduate or A scholarship provides financial assistance during your study. postgraduate study at Australian institutions. They contribute Some scholarships cover tuition fees and living allowances, to the long-term development needs of Australia’s partner while others provide only partial funding towards tuition fees. countries. The scholarships include tuition fees, flights, a living allowance, Overseas Student Health Cover and Applications are not required for VU scholarships. Students academic support. are automatically assessed when they submit their application to study at VU, based on their academic results dfat.gov.au/australia-awards and the course for which they apply. vu.edu.au/international-scholarships OTHER SCHOLARSHIPS We welcome students with scholarships from their home VU FUTURE LEADERS government or organisations worldwide, including: SCHOLARSHIP (INTERNATIONAL) • Ministry of Higher Education (Kuwait, Oman, Saudi Arabia) The VU Future Leaders Scholarship (International) supports • Ministry of Religious Affairs (Indonesia) new international students who plan to commence their • United Arab Emirates Police Attaché. undergraduate or postgraduate (coursework) studies in 2021. The scholarship provides 20% off the first two semesters’ tuition fee. After successfully completing two semesters, students will be assessed for an extension of the scholarship based on academic performance. This is valued at 10% off the tuition fee per semester for the remainder of their studies. VU DIPLOMATIC DISCOUNT VU recognises the benefit of having members of the diplomatic community as its students. Accordingly, this new initiative will provide a scholarship of 10% on international student fees to members of the Consular Corps and their immediate families.

18 PATHWAYS

There are many ways to start your Successful completion of a pathway studies at VU. As one of only six dual course provides admission to a higher sector universities in Australia, VU offers level course. Our vocational and higher foundation studies, vocational certificates education diplomas even provide you and diplomas, higher education with academic credits, reducing the time diplomas and English languages courses. it will take to complete your studies.

PHD (INCLUDING INTEGRATED) 4 YEARS

MASTERS (COURSEWORK)

GRADUATE DIPLOMA MASTERS (RESEARCH) GRADUATE CERTIFICATE 1-2 YEARS

POSTGRADUATE COURSEWORK: 1.5-2 YEARS FOR FULL SEQUENCE

HONOURS YEAR 4

YEAR 3 YEAR 3

YEAR 2 YEAR 2 ADVANCED DIPLOMA

YEAR 1 YEAR 1 STUDY) OF LEVELS (ALL ELICOS HIGHER ED. DIPLOMA DIPLOMA UNDERGRADUATE: 3 OR 4 YEARS FOR MOST DEGREES CERT. III/CERT. IV

TAFE DIPLOMA: 1.5-2 YEARS FOR FULL SEQUENCE

YEAR 12

INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATIONS AT VU 2-3 TRIMESTERS

YEAR 11

19 VU ENGLISH

We offer a wide range of English GENERAL ENGLISH (GE) Language Intensive Courses for Overseas Designed to improve your overall English skills (elementary, Students (ELICOS) at our City Flinders preintermediate, intermediate, upper intermediate and advanced). Campus in the centre of Melbourne. Our courses improve your English for life, university study ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES (EAP) and work. They are also a pathway to our academic courses. Our classes are run by experienced and qualified ELICOS Designed for students with upper intermediate to teaching staff. As a VU English student, you have the option of advanced levels of English who want to study foundation, attending additional free classes and taking part in a range of (TAFE), HE diploma, undergraduate or social activities to further improve your English language skills. postgraduate courses at VU.

VU English is home to a Pearson Centre. The Pearson Test of English Academic (PTE Academic) is the leading computer- ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES - based English test. It assesses listening, reading, speaking IELTS PREPARATION and writing in a single three-hour test. Test results are for university, work and migration applications. A unit designed to help students pass the IELTS test.

ENTRY LEVEL VU ENGLISH COURSES VU PATHWAY OPTIONS

ELEMENTARY IELTS 3.5; GE 1 TOEFL 0-19

PRE-INTERMEDIATE IELTS 4.0; GE 2 TOEFL 20-31

INTERMEDIATE IELTS 4.5; PTE 30-36; GE 3 TOEFL 32-34

UPPER INTERMEDIATE GE 4 Entry into courses requiring IELTS 5.5 IELTS 5.0; PTE 37-43; EAP 4 or equivalent including most TOEFL 35-45 VU diploma and foundation courses

ADVANCED 1 IELTS Entry into courses requiring IELTS 6.0 IELTS 5.5; PTE 34-50; GE 5 EAP 5 or equivalent including most TOEFL 46-59 VU undergraduate courses

ADVANCED 2 Entry into courses requiring IELTS 6.5 IELTS 6.0; PTE 51-59; EAP 6 or equivalent including most TOEFL 60-78 VU postgraduate courses

Some VU courses require higher English language proficiency to gain entry. Please check course requirements at vu.edu.au/international

20 GENERAL ENGLISH Our General English courses are offered at five levels, from Elementary through to Advanced. Develop your English language skills in speaking, listening, reading and writing.

COURSE LOCATION LEVELS COURSE CODE CRICOS CODE

City Flinders GE 1 (Elementary) VGEN 059112E GE 2 (Pre-Intermediate) GE 3 (Intermediate) GE 4 (Upper Intermediate) GE 5 (Advanced)

COURSE FEE ENTRY DURATION INTAKES

A$440 per week VU English Placement Test 5-10 weeks per level depending on January, February, March, May, (plus A$200 enrolment fee) proficiency June, July, August, October, November

ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES Study at three levels, from Upper Intermediate to Advanced. This course is your pathway into academic courses at VU.

COURSE LOCATION LEVELS COURSE CODE CRICOS CODE

City Flinders EAP4 (Upper Intermediate) VNEAP 082777E EAP5 (Advanced 1) EAP6 (Advanced 2)

COURSE FEE ENTRY DURATION INTAKES

A$440 per week EAP4: IELTS 5.0, VU English 5-10 weeks per level depending on EAP4: January, February, March, (plus A$200 enrolment fee) Placement Test or completion proficiency May, June, July, August, October, of GE3. November EAP5: IELTS 5.5 or completion of EAP5: January, February, March, EAP4. May, July, August, October, EAP6: IELTS 6.0 or completion of November EAP5. EAP6: March, May, July, August, October, November

ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES: IELTS PREPARATION Develop English language skills and test strategies to help you pass the IELTS test. This course is suitable for students with upper-intermediate to advanced levels of English.

COURSE LOCATION LEVELS COURSE CODE CRICOS CODE

City Flinders IELTS 5 (Advanced 1) VNEAP 082777E

COURSE FEE ENTRY DURATION INTAKES

A$440 per week IELTS 5.5, VU English Placement 5 weeks January, June, December (plus A$200 enrolment fee) Test or completion of VU English EAP4

21 VU COLLEGE

VU College provides pathways to VU INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATIONS degrees. Our pathways are tailored The International Foundations program is your pathway to to your needs. In addition to English degree programs at VU. It is an alternative to completing language courses, we offer an an Australian Year 12 certificate and provides a supportive International Foundations program learning environment as you adjust to living away from home. Successful completion is a guaranteed pathway into HE and diplomas in business, information diplomas and the first year of VU degrees. technology and engineering.

INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATIONS AT VU

ENGLISH COURSE NAME CRICOS CODE INTAKE AND FEES (PER DURATION LANGUAGE ACADEMIC UNITS OF STUDY CAMPUS TRIMESTER) REQUIREMENT^ REQUIREMENT

Standard 096078F July and A$10,600 26 weeks IELTS 5.5 (no Equivalent 8 units (8 must (JQAG) October band less than Australian Year be completed Footscray Park 5.0) 11 or 60% including 2 core units)

Extended 096079E February and A$10,600 39 weeks IELTS 5.0 Equivalent 12 units (12 (JQAH) July (minimum of Australian Year must be Footscray Park 5.0 in writing) 11 or 50% completed including 4 core units)

^ Please refer to the VU website for country-specific academic requirements.

HIGHER EDUCATION DIPLOMAS Our one-year Higher Education (HE) diplomas have the same curriculum as the equivalent degree, but with extra English language support. Successful completion of a diploma is a guaranteed pathway into the second year of the relevant degree. VU’s HE diplomas are designed to prepare international students for success in the second and third years of undergraduate study. We offer the following one-year HE diplomas: • Diploma of Business (Enterprise) – page 28 • Diploma of Engineering – page 44 • Diploma of Information Technology – page 62

22 VU POLYTECHNIC

We offer accredited vocational education certificates and diplomas. Your learning environment features state-of-the- art facilities including an in-hospital simulation laboratory, interactive mannequin technology, three commercial kitchens and a simulated early childhood environment. You will gain industry experience through work placements and industry projects. Successful completion of a VU certificate or diploma is a pathway to other relevant VU courses. You will also be job- ready to meet employer needs.

Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care - CHC30113 + Bachelor of Early Childhood Education and Care Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care - CHC50113 2 years 1.5 years >

Diploma of Sport - SIS50319 Sport-related courses 1 year > Guaranteed entry or up to 4 units (depending on course) Diploma of Nursing - HLT54115 Bachelor of Nursing 2 years > 2 years Diploma of Beauty Therapy - SHB50115 Bachelor of Dermal Sciences 1 year > 3 years Diploma of Hospitality Management - SIT50416 Bachelor of Business 1 year > 2 years Advanced Diploma of Hopsitality Management - SIT60316 Bachelor of Business (Tourism and Hospitality Management major) 1.5 years > 1.5 years

VenU, our award-winning student-run training restaurant

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From music to digital media, our arts on major events. Our facilities include courses will help you develop practical television, radio and post-production skills and industry networks. Our focus studios and the acclaimed Kindred is on putting theory into practice while Studios. Career options range from working on real-world projects. performance artist or producer, to festival organiser, user experience designer or Access more than 150 professional digital marketing manager. placement programs and collaborate

5 STARS 150+ INDUSTRY PARTNERS

Our score for learner engagement and student We have 150 professional placement programs with support in Creative Arts, placing us in the top 20% organisations including SBS Television, the Australian nationally. Centre for the Moving Image and Film Victoria. Good Universities Guide 2020.

5 STARS

Our score for the median salary of graduates, teaching quality and skills development in Humanities and Social Sciences. Good Universities Guide 2020.

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24 COMPLETING AN INTERNSHIP DURING MY MASTERS MEANT I COULD APPLY WHAT I WAS LEARNING IN MY COURSE IMMEDIATELY ARTS IN THE WORKPLACE.

“I took up all the development opportunities on offer such as career seminars, leadership courses and industry mentoring. I’m so grateful for all these experiences and the networks I’ve made through VU’s industry connections. I gained a UX/UI designer role at Appetiser Apps. I love working collaboratively with stakeholders and various teams, creating engaging and innovative user experiences and visual designs that I’m passionate about.”

Janice Jao (Philippines) Product Designer Master of Digital Media

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BACHELOR OF ARTS vu.edu.au/courses/international/ABAB COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: ABAB CRICOS: 068927B An arts degree is the ideal preparation for In your third year, you’ll have the opportunity today’s fast-changing world. You’ll develop to participate in real-world projects with our LOCATION specific skills for your chosen career, along industry and community partners. You can with research, writing and communication make valuable industry connections before Footscray Park expertise. Major in digital media, visual arts, you even graduate. Graduates often go on to writing or one of five other majors. We offer on- work in creative arts, journalism, writing or DURATION the-job learning with our partners including strategic communications, teaching, creative 3 years the Malthouse Theatre, Penguin Books, the arts administration, public service and policy ABC, SBS and the Parliament of Victoria. work, the community sector or software development. 2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$12,800 per semester YEAR 1 Psychology ARTS Academic Discourse and Experience Digital Media ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Reason and Revolution YEAR 1 CORE UNITS FOR PSYCHOLOGY IELTS (or equiv.) overall score of 6.0 Knowledge, Inquiry and Research MAJOR (with no band less than 6.0) Introduction to Sociology Academic Discourse and Experience Text and Representation ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Reason and Revolution The Era of Controversy A qualification Knowledge, Inquiry and Research equivalent to an Australian Year 12 Creativity, Communication and the Digital Age Introduction to Sociology certificate. Aboriginal History and Political Movements Creativity, Communication and the Digital Age MAJORS Aboriginal History and Political Movements Literary Studies Psychology 1A Political Science Psychology 1B Sociology History Visual Art Communication Studies Writing

BACHELOR OF MUSIC vu.edu.au/courses/international/ABMC

COURSE CODE: ABMC DURATION CRICOS: 077998A 3 years

2021 INTAKES 2021 FEES February, August A$12,500 per semester

ENGLISH ADMISSION REQUIREMENT REQUIREMENT IELTS (or equiv.) overall A secondary school score of 6.0 (with no qualification equivalent band less than 6.0) to an Australian Year 12 certificate.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course focuses on popular and contemporary music. You’ll develop your music knowledge, technical fluency and Jeehoon Choi (South Korea) creativity. Through practice, cultural analysis and critical listening, Bachelor of Screen Media you’ll discover an inspiring variety of musical styles. Areas of study include music performance, music theory, song writing and arranging, popular music culture and history, and music technology. Considered one of the best live music cities in the world, Melbourne offers a range of performance opportunities. After graduating from VU, Jeehoon Choi worked at You’ll also have access to cutting-edge music technology and our SBS in Sydney as a social media videographer – a commercial recording facilities at Kindred Studios. All students should be able to read music notation. If you’ve studied music role he describes as “the best thing that can happen performance or worked as a musician, you may be eligible for to a media graduate”. He believes saying ‘yes!’ to advanced standing and credits towards your degree. every opportunity during his studies was the key to his success. “VU truly is a university of opportunity. It’s up to you how you make the most of it.”

26 BACHELOR OF SCREEN MEDIA vu.edu.au/courses/international/ABSN COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: ABSN CRICOS: 092157F Develop your passion for story-telling in film, To ensure you are work-ready when you television, radio, online or mobile platforms, graduate, you’ll complete 80-100 hours of LOCATION while building your understanding of intellectual work placement as part of this course. You property rights. You’ll learn from teachers who will be ready to enter and succeed in a range Footscray Park are directly involved in the media industry. You of professional roles that include producer, will develop practical skills in media production director, cinematographer, production DURATION for online content distribution including manager, sound recordist, post-production 3 years streaming sites such as YouTube. We are supervisor, editor, content distributor and Australia’s first university to achieve Blackmagic cross-platform content creator. Design’s DaVinci Resolve Trainer Certification 2021 INTAKES (post-production software). February, August ARTS 2021 FEES A$12,500 per semester YEAR 1 YEAR 3 Academic Discourse and Experience Screen Media Enterprise ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Knowledge, Inquiry and Research Screen Media Practice IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 (no Text and Representation 24 credit points (equivalent to 2 units) of band less than 6.0) Creativity, Communication and the Digital Age capstone studies Online Screen Media Studio Project 1 ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Introduction to Screen Media Studio Project 2 A secondary school qualification Motion Graphics 48 credit points (equivalent to 4 units) of equivalent to an Australian Year 12 minor studies certificate. Digital Sound and Video MINORS YEAR 2 Writing Television Production Digital Media Radio Production Visual Art Cross Media Practice Visual Effects Post-Production From Concept to Production Cinematography

MASTER OF DIGITAL MEDIA vu.edu.au/courses/international/AMDM COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: AMDM CRICOS: 083302K Advance your career options as a digital media You’ll graduate with an impressive portfolio professional or learn how to implement digital of UX and human-centred design research LOCATION transformations in your own industry. You methodology examples. You will be ready to will learn skills in user experience (UX) design, work as a digital media practitioner, producer, City Flinders app development, game production, search digital media strategist, digital marketing engine optimisation (SEO), content strategy, manager, mobile web designer, cross- DURATION social media and web analytics, and data media practitioner, e-learning designer, or 2 years visualisation. In your second year, you will UX designer. undertake a research project and have the option to link it to an industry problem. 2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$13,100 per semester YEAR 1 ELECTIVES Research Methods Professional Internship ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Visuals, Digital Media and a Global World Engaging Communities for Sustainability IELTS (or equiv.) overall score or Video Production Transnational Gender Issues and Human 6.5 (with no band less than 6.0) Web Technologies Rights Analysing the Web and Social Networks Migration, Culture and Identity ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Digital Media for Sport and Health Management in Non-Government A degree in any discipline Organisations Cross-Platform Media Production equivalent to an Australian Conflict Resolution in Groups and undergraduate degree or higher. Design Management Communities Business Analytics YEAR 2 Marketing Strategy Research Project Customer Relationship Management Communicating Research Consumer Behaviour 72 credit points of Elective studies OR Digital Marketing Research Thesis (Part 1) Business Ethics and Sustainability Research Thesis (Part 2) Art and Practice of Leadership 48 credit points of Elective studies Managing Innovation and Entrepreneurship

27 BUSINESS BUSINESS

Dream of owning your own business Australia’s only SAP Next-Gen Lab, where or leading a company? VU will give students work with clients on real projects you the knowledge, skills and industry using the latest SAP software. Learn from connections to succeed. Gain extensive our partners including IBM, KPMG, ANZ hands-on experience through placements, Bank, Linfox and Crown Hotels & Resorts. industry-sponsored projects and Our adjunct include former problem-based learning. Become an Australian Trade Minister Craig Emerson entrepreneur with VU Innovations, our and finance journalist Alan Kohler. on-campus start-up incubator. We host

TIER 1 INDUSTRY ACCREDITATION Our MBA has a Tier 1 ranking in CEO Magazine’s 2020 Our courses are accredited by: Global MBA Rankings. Australian Human Resources Institute Australian Marketing Institute 5 STARS Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand CPA Australia Our score for skills development and learner Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply engagement in Business and Management, Economics and Accounting. Good Universities Guide 2020.

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28 MY DECISION TO STUDY AT VU WAS BASED ON ITS BUSINESS SAP-CENTRIC COURSE.

“My various learning activities included business intelligence systems, agile software development methodology, engaging with key business stakeholders and the use of diverse analytic tools. It is very easy for me to recommend Victoria University. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to become part of the enterprise resource planning (ERP) world. The curriculum reflects industry needs and is very up-to-date.”

Samson Akinyemi (Nigeria) IT Consultant Master Of Business Analytics (Professional)

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DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS (ENTERPRISE) vu.edu.au/courses/international/VDBE COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: VDBE CRICOS: 075552C Your first step towards a successful business Upon successful completion of this course career. The Diploma of Business (Enterprise) you will be eligible to transfer into the second LOCATION prepares you for university study and entry to year of VU’s Bachelor of Business, or graduate the second year of the Bachelor of Business with a range of skills to commence entry-level City Flinders (BBNS) and/or an entry level position in roles including executive officer, business business. You will develop broad knowledge administrator, human resources officer, DURATION in accounting, management, marketing, marketing assistant or project officer. 1 year economics, communications and information technology.

2021 INTAKES February, July

2021 FEES A$11,250 per semester SEMESTER 1: VBE1001 Information Systems for Business BUSINESS ENGLISH REQUIREMENT VBE1004 Management and Organisation Behaviour IELTS (or equiv.) overall 5.5 (no band less than 5.0) VBE1003 Integrated Business Challenge VBE1007 Business Statistics ADMISSION REQUIREMENT A secondary school qualification SEMESTER 2: equivalent to an Australian Year 12 VBE1000 Accounting for Decision Making certificate. VBE1002 Economic Principles VBE1005 Introduction to Marketing VBE1006 Business Law

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS vu.edu.au/courses/international/BBNS COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: BBNS CRICOS: 092944A Get ahead in the fast-paced world of business VU’s Business degree is industry-recognised, and make an impact on a local or international with industry accreditations in cccounting, LOCATION level. This course offers you the skills and marketing, human resources and logistics. flexibility to pursue a range of exciting Find employment in a wide range of City Flinders, Footscray Park careers. Throughout your degree, our Centre occupations and professional settings for Work-integrated Learning (WIL) helps including private corporations, professional DURATION you find and complete on-the-job learning service firms, the public service and the 3 years placements. Develop foundation knowledge community sector. in core business studies in your first year, then select one of 11 majors in your second year to 2021 INTAKES become a specialist in your chosen field. February, August

2021 FEES A$14,500 per semester YEAR 1 MINORS Accounting for Decision Making Accounting ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Information Systems for Business Banking and Finance IELTS (or equiv.) overall score 6.0 Economic Principles Event Management (no band less than 6.0) Business Statistics Financial Risk Management Introduction to Marketing Human Resource Management ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Business Law Information Systems Management A secondary school qualification equivalent to an Australian Year 12 Management and Organisation Behaviour International Trade certificate. Integrated Business Challenge Management and Innovation Marketing MAJORS Supply Chain and Logistics Management All majors are listed on the following page. International Engagement Workplace Engagement The Entrepreneurial Mindset Tourism and Hospitality Management Professional Accounting

30 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS MAJORS

ACCOUNTING HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT MARKETING

Become a financial expert and inform better Learn strategies to successfully manage human Become a switched-on marketer, connecting business decisions for global and Australian resources, professional development, and brands, products and services with their companies. Careers include accountant, employee law. Our industry-accredited course target markets. Gain expertise in marketing business analyst, auditor and financial adviser. will prepare you to meet worldwide standards of research, consumer behaviour and international This major is accredited by CPA Australia and excellence, with the practical skills relevant to marketing and strategy. This major is accredited Chartered Accountants. Graduates have the the work environment. by the Australian Marketing Institute. opportunity for entry into CPA Australia as Units: Business Integrated Learning, Human Units: Product and Services Innovations, an associate member with the appropriate Resource Management, International Human Integrated Marketing Communications, sequence of units. Resource Management, Human Resource Marketing Research, Consumer Behaviour, Units: Accounting Information Systems, Development, Employee Relations Management International Marketing, and Marketing Services Corporate Finance, Financial Accounting, and Human Resource Information Systems. and Experiences. Corporate Accounting, Management Accounting, Corporations Law or Auditing. BUSINESS

SUPPLY CHAIN & LOGISTICS INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT BANKING AND FINANCE MANAGEMENT Begin your exciting global career in logistics Understand the complexities of corporate Pursue a global career in business analysis, and supply chain management, export/ finance and the intricate workings of financial project management or e-business while import operations. Specialise in importing, markets and investment management. becoming an expert in information systems and procurement, customs, inventory flow and Careers include roles in banking, funds modelling digital commerce and management. control, shipping, distribution and supply management, financial planning, stockbroking, Careers include systems or business manager, chain analytics. This course is accredited by the superannuation, insurance, investment and risk programmer, applications developer and Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport. management. network administrator. Units: Operations Management, Distribution Units: Corporate Finance, Financial Institutions Units: Business Process Modelling, Systems Management, Purchasing and Supply and Monetary Theory, Commercial Banking and Analysis and Design, Introduction to Database Management, E-Supply Chain Management, Finance, International Banking and Finance, Systems, Cloud Application Development, Integrated Supply Chain Management, and Credit and Lending Decisions, and Law of Introduction to ICT Management and IT Transport and Logistics Management. Financial Institutions and Securities. Profession and Ethics.

EVENT MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL TRADE

Gain the skills to create, manage and market Gain the expertise to inform international trade, impactful events with this nationally-recognised through an understanding of core economic and industry-endorsed major. Launch your principles and a focus on strategies to improve TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY career in events and conference coordination, trade and investment. Careers include import/ MANAGEMENT fundraising and sponsorship, exhibitions, export administrator, trade negotiator and international operations manager or marketer. marketing and PR, account management and Combine your love of travel, fine dining and sustainable operations. Units: International Business Context, events with a career you’re passionate about. Units: Event Operations, Sustainable International Economics and Finance, Gain the skills and knowledge to develop, Operations, Event Creation and Design, International Trade Practices, Microeconomic manage and market sustainable tourism Introduction to Tourism, Hospitality and Events, Analysis, International Marketing and products, experiences, businesses and Business Integrated Learning and Business International Economic Analysis. destinations. Events. Units: Hotel and Resort Operations Management, Introduction to Tourism, Hospitality and Events, Tourism Product Design and Delivery, Business Integrated MANAGEMENT AND INNOVATION Learning, Revenue Management and Managing FINANCIAL RISK MANAGEMENT Sustainable Destinations. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, or pursuing Gain the specialist knowledge and business a career within organisations, you’ll build skills to solve the complex challenges your management skills and creativity. Your faced by businesses in the financial sector. theoretical and practical skills will build Launch your career in the fast-paced field of innovative, ethical organisations through the financial planning, banking, stockbroking, management of creative mobile workforces. superannuation, insurance, investment, risk or Units: International Marketing, Human Resource funds management. Management, Strategic Management, Business Units: Corporate Finance, Applied Statistics for Ethics, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Business, Risk Management and Insurance, and and Knowledge Management Practices for Taxation Law and Practice, or Law of Financial Innovative Organisation. Institutions and Securities, Personal Financial Planning and Risk Management Models.

31 I LOVE STUDYING IN BLOCK MODEL BECAUSE IT HELPS ME TO ACHIEVE GOOD GRADES. IT’S LESS STRESSFUL COMPARED TO THE

BUSINESS TRADITIONAL MODE BECAUSE YOU COMPLETE UNITS ONE AT A TIME.

Akila Komalagedon (Sri Lanka) Bachelor of Business (Financial Risk Management major)

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MASTER OF BUSINESS (ACCOUNTING) vu.edu.au/courses/international/BMAK COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: BMAK CRICOS: 083298A This globally recognised accounting degree You are eligible to apply for accreditation provides a strong foundation for your with CPA Australia and/or the Chartered LOCATION career. You will gain specialist knowledge in Accountants – Australia and New Zealand. accounting, economics and finance, and learn Gain employment across the private, not- City Flinders the skills to succeed in senior accounting forprofit and government sectors as a general roles. The course includes global trends in accountant, taxation accountant, management DURATION accounting and sustainability. accountant, international consultant or 2 years international project manager.

2021 INTAKES

February, August, November COLLEGE CORE UNITS RESEARCH UNITS BUSINESS Business Economics Business Research Project 2021 FEES Marketing Management 24 credit points or two units from any VU A$15,300 per semester Australian Income Tax Law and Practice postgraduate business course, subject to availability. Please check prerequisite Work and Organisation Systems requirements prior to enrolling. OR: ENGLISH REQUIREMENT IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.5 CORE UNITS Business Research Proposal (no band less than 6.0) Managerial Accounting Business Research Thesis Professional Auditing ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Financial and Corporate Accounting A degree in any discipline equivalent to an Australian Business Finance undergraduate degree or higher. Issues in Contemporary Accounting Accounting Systems and Processes Business and Company Law Business Ethics and Sustainability Business Research Methods

MASTER OF FINANCE vu.edu.au/courses/international/BMFA COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: BMFA CRICOS: 103255J Take the next step to becoming a financial This professional qualification will help you manager or analyst and enrol in our respected become a high performer in the financial- LOCATION master’s program. services field. It is an effective path towards a senior role in business, or in shaping City Flinders The Master of Finance prepares you for a financial specialisation with general business public policy. Graduates can find work in the units such as Accounting for Management, following fields: financial strategy planning; DURATION Data Analysis for Business, and Business fund management; securities trading ; 2 years Economics. financial risk management; financial analysis; and corporate treasury management. You will continue with high-level finance study 2021 INTAKES in Business Finance; Financial Analysis; Global February, August, November Credit Analysis and Lending Management; Security Valuation and Portfolio Management; Financial Modelling and Technologies; 2021 FEES Corporate Treasury Management; and A$15,300 per semester Strategic Management and Business Policy. You will also benefit from hands-on practice ENGLISH REQUIREMENT using virtual trading systems and real-world databases. IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.5 (no band less than 6.0)

ADMISSION REQUIREMENT A degree in any discipline COLLEGE CORE UNITS Security Valuation and Portfolio Management equivalent to an Australian Accounting for Management Financial Modelling and Technologies undergraduate degree or higher. Data Analysis for Business Corporate Treasury Management Business Economics Strategic Management and Business Policy Work and Organisation Systems CORE UNITS PROFESSIONAL CORE UNITS Business Ethics and Sustainability Business Finance Applied Business Project Financial Analysis 24 credit points elective units Global Credit Analysis and Lending Management Advanced Finance

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MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (GLOBAL) vu.edu.au/courses/international/BMAG COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: BMAG CRICOS: 103253M Take your career to the next level with a Master The course is highly practical, emphasising of Business Administration (Global) from VU. applying new knowledge gained to workplace LOCATION Whether you find yourself living and working settings, making MBA (Global) graduates work- in Melbourne, Mumbai, Beijing, or Boston, the ready. Depending on where you are in your City Flinders VU Master of Business Administration (Global) career and aspirations, you can aim for middle will give you the edge to succeed in today's to senior management roles with our MBA DURATION international business environment. Industry (Global) degree. 2 years experts helped design the MBA (Global). This innovative, applied course has a robust focus on global business issues; learning 2021 INTAKES with industry experts through a business February, August, November internship; practical application of knowledge to real-life problems; business consulting with real clients; career skills development; 2021 FEES and digital and technological expertise A$16,700 per semester acquirement. BUSINESS ENGLISH REQUIREMENT IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.5 COLLEGE CORE UNITS GLOBAL SPECIALISATION UNITS (no band less than 6.0) Accounting for Management (choose 4 units from the following): Data Analysis for Business Study Tour ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Business Economics International Supply Chain Structure A degree in any discipline Work and Organisation Systems Global Procurement equivalent to an Australian undergraduate degree or higher. Global Marketing Management PROFESSIONAL CORE UNITS Trade and Investment in Asia Financial Analysis International Business Practices Internship Marketing Management Business Ethics and Sustainability Art and Practice of Leadership Strategic Management and Business Policy Managing Innovation and Entrepreneurship Business Consulting

MASTER OF MANAGEMENT vu.edu.au/courses/international/BMMN COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: BMMN CRICOS: 103520H Launch your career in management with Graduates of the Master of Management Victoria University's Master of Management. will gain the knowledge and capabilities to LOCATION Gain specialist business knowledge and skills support management roles in the global and for leadership positions in various fields. This local business context. The course offers the City Flinders masters course will help you make a confident opportunity to specialise in management step towards a senior role in business or the areas such as: people management; DURATION public sector. You will develop your strategic functional business management; change 2 years thinking, leadership, and negotiation skills. management; organisation development; and leadership roles in innovation and business sustainability. The average salary for human 2021 INTAKES resource managers in Australia is A$97,500 February, August, November (JobOutlook).

2021 FEES A$15,300 per semester COLLEGE CORE UNITS CORE UNITS Accounting for Management Business Ethics and Sustainability ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Data Analysis for Business Applied Business Project IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.5 Business Economics 24 credit points elective units (no band less than 6.0) Work and Organisation Systems

ADMISSION REQUIREMENT PROFESSIONAL CORE UNITS A degree in any discipline Marketing Management equivalent to an Australian Managing Workplace Conflict undergraduate degree or higher. Strategic Human Resource Management Art and Practice of Leadership Operations Management Strategic Management and Business Policy Managing Innovation and Entrepreneurship Organisation Change Management

34 MASTER OF ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING vu.edu.au/courses/international/BMEN COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: BMEN CRICOS: 103257G Achieve a lucrative position as a SAP specialist If you already work with SAP systems, our in the growing world of digital-resource masters degree will help you to achieve the LOCATION management, with our world-class Master of next level in your career. For IT and computer Enterprise Resource Planning. science graduates, it is the perfect bridge into City Flinders a corporate profession. By completing this course, you’ll gain a competitive advantage for DURATION Our program gives you specialised and senior roles in ICT and ERP. Industries where sought-after expertise. It is highly valued 2 years ERP/SAP skills are used include: construction; in the industry, as the only course at this customer relationship management; finance; level in Australia. We have strong industry manufacturing; marketing; sporting industries; 2021 INTAKES connections, offering real-world experience and tourism. and networking opportunities. During your February, August, November BUSINESS study, you will develop knowledge of SAP software with hands-on experience and online 2021 FEES access to SAP programs. A$15,300 per semester

ENGLISH REQUIREMENT IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.5 COLLEGE CORE UNITS CORE UNITS (no band less than 6.0) Accounting for Management The Information Systems Professional Data Analysis for Business Applied Business Project ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Business Economics 24 credit points elective units A degree in any discipline Work and Organisation Systems equivalent to an Australian ELECTIVE UNITS undergraduate degree or higher. PROFESSIONAL CORE UNITS Internship Computerised Accounting in an ERP System Study Tour Business Process Engineering Predictive Analytics Enterprise Resource Planning Systems Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for Implementation Business Enterprise Resource Planning Systems Business Analytics and Visualisation Mobile Computing Application Programming Experience Management Analytics Project Management

MASTER OF BUSINESS ANALYTICS vu.edu.au/courses/international/BMBU COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: BMBU CRICOS: 103256H Gain in-demand, practical skills for a rewarding The Master of Business Analytics prepares you career applying data to solve business for positions that include business analyst, LOCATION problems, with VU’s Master of Business business intelligence analyst, machine learning Analytics. In an era where information and and AI consultant, and data scientist. City Flinders data are central to business, our program teaches skills you can apply every day to solve DURATION business problems, create new opportunities 2 years and run the market. Using open-source environments, R and Python, you'll discover the principles of data science, DataViz, 2021 INTAKES machine learning, and Artificial Intelligence February, August, November (AI) – and how to turn these principles into business profit. 2021 FEES A$15,300 per semester COLLEGE CORE UNITS CORE UNITS Accounting for Management Business Ethics and Sustainability ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Data Analysis for Business Applied Business Project IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.5 Business Economics 24 credit points elective units (no band less than 6.0) Work and Organisation Systems

ADMISSION REQUIREMENT PROFESSIONAL CORE UNITS A degree in any discipline Predictive Analytics equivalent to an Australian Business Analytics and Visualisation undergraduate degree or higher. Experience Management Analytics Project Management Business Data Mining and Warehousing Data Security and Governance Coding for Business Analytics Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for Business

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MASTER OF MARKETING vu.edu.au/courses/international/BMKT COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: BMKT CRICOS: 103519A Become an expert in developing and The skills you develop in this course will executing successful marketing strategies equip you for senior roles in marketing and LOCATION with VU’s Master of Marketing. Our students management. You could find a niche in a work with industry partners to solve real- range of industries, from retail to not-for- City Flinders world problems dealing with areas such as profit organisations. Relevant roles include: branding, business-to-business marketing, advertising specialist; market research DURATION e-marketing, marketing communications, analyst; marketing specialist; and retail 2 years not-for-profit marketing, and social media. manager. The average salary for advertising You’ll graduate ready for your marketing and marketing in Australia is approximately career, armed with the insights to connect A$90,000 (JobOutlook). 2021 INTAKES brands with consumers in effective ways. February, August, November

2021 FEES A$15,300 per semester COLLEGE CORE UNITS CORE UNITS Accounting for Management Business Ethics and Sustainability BUSINESS ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Data Analysis for Business Applied Business Project IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.5 Business Economics (no band less than 6.0) Work and Organisation Systems

ADMISSION REQUIREMENT PROFESSIONAL CORE UNITS A degree in any discipline Analysing the Web and Social Networks equivalent to an Australian Marketing Communication undergraduate degree or higher. Brand and Product Management Marketing Strategy Consumer Behaviour Digital Marketing Marketing Management Art and Practice of Leadership

MASTER OF SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT vu.edu.au/courses/international/BMSU COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: BMSU CRICOS:103521G Designed for professionals in the field of On graduation, you will have skills and operations, procurement, warehousing, global expertise in complex and current supply-chain LOCATION trade and transport, the Master in Supply models, concepts and strategies, specialising Chain Management develops your real-world global procurement and operations City Flinders experience through internships and industry management, and green logistics and supply visits. During your study, you will have access chain strategies in a global context. DURATION to SAP-SCM and SAP-PP (production and 2 years planning) software, teaching you to plan, source and deliver goods in an optimised way.

2021 INTAKES February, August, November

2021 FEES A$15,300 per semester COLLEGE CORE UNITS CORE UNITS Accounting for Management Business Ethics and Sustainability ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Data Analysis for Business Applied Business Project IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.5 Business Economics 24 credit points elective units (no band less than 6.0) Work and Organisation Systems

ADMISSION REQUIREMENT PROFESSIONAL CORE UNITS A degree in any discipline Business Analytics and Visualisation equivalent to an Australian International Supply Chain Structure undergraduate degree or higher. Global Procurement Supply Chain and Logistics Management Green Logistics Operations Management Strategic Management and Business Policy Planning and Control Through ERP Systems

36 VU HELPED TO BOOST MY COMMUNICATION AND ANALYTICAL SKILLS, AND HELPED ME TO CATCH UP WITH THE CURRENT ISSUES THAT HR PROFESSIONALS FACE IN DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. THESE SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE WERE OF SIGNIFICANT VALUE FOR MY EMPLOYERS. BUSINESS

Laura Novoa (Colombia) Master of Business (Industrial Relations / Human Resource Management

Human Capital Management Business Analyst, Discovery Consulting in Melbourne

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Make a difference to the lives of young Our students complete more than 700 people with a career in education. At VU placement hours in the classroom during you can study early childhood, primary their degree – far more than the hours and secondary education. VU is one of the required for registration as a teacher. few universities in Australia to offer the Bachelor of Education (P-12).

93% A$99,500

93 percent of our Bachelor of Education students are The median salary of secondary school teachers in employed within the first four months of graduation Australia before tax is A$99,500. For (VU Australian Graduate Survey). teachers it’s A$93,600 (JobOutlook 2020).

26% INCREASE 16 MAJORS

The number of school students in Australia is set to Pick from 16 majors in our Bachelor of Education increase by 26% by 2022, creating teacher demand (P-12) and teach your passion at any school level. (Australian Council for ).

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38 AT VU, THE ASSESSMENTS ARE SO MUCH FUN! SO FAR, I HAVE CREATED A WEBSITE,

A VIDEO, A TIMELINE, EDUCATION A VIRTUAL CHILD’S PROFILE FOR A CASE STUDY AND DELIVERED A SCIENCE LESSON.

“The assessments are interesting and creative. I have built self-confidence and fallen in love with learning. And I really appreciate the Block Model. It means we have the time to review content, reflect and do the assessment. It presents a clear learning schedule and there is a reasonable workload. The intensive learning helps me to develop a deep understanding of the content and to get good marks.”

Ruyi Jin (China) Bachelor of Early Childhood Education

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CERTIFICATE III IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND CARE - CHC30113 & DIPLOMA OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND CARE - CHC50113 vu.edu.au/courses/international/CHC30113 & vu.edu.au/courses/international/CHC50113

COURSE CODE: CHC30113 & COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES CHC50113 CRICOS: 098078A & 085044G Gain the skills to provide education and care to On successful completion of the diploma you children. Successful completion of Certificate will be guaranteed entry into the Bachelor III guarantees entry to the diploma and of Early Childhood Education. You’ll also be LOCATION reduces the diploma to one year, rather than able to work at a high level in roles including Footscray Nicholson 1.5 years. You’ll learn to facilitate learning and children’s services coordinator, family play to help children achieve developmental day care coordinator, team/room leader, DURATION outcomes. The diploma includes five work early childhood educator and playgroup Certificate III: 0.5 years placements and a first aid course. Both courses coordinator. are nationally recognised training courses. Diploma: 1.5 years

2021 INTAKES February, July DIPLOMA CORE UNITS CHCECE020 Establish and implement plans for developing cooperative behaviour 2020 FEES CHCECE001 Develop cultural competence EDUCATION Certificate III: A$7,500 per CHCECE002 Ensure the health and safety of CHCECE021 Implement strategies for the semester children inclusion of all children Diploma: A$7,500 per semester CHCECE003 Provide care for children CHCECE022 Promote children’s agency CHCECE004 Promote and provide healthy food CHCECE023 Analyse information to inform ENGLISH REQUIREMENT and drinks learning IELTS (or equiv.) overall 5.5 CHCECE005 Provide care for babies and CHCECE024 Design and implement the (no band less than 5.0) toddlers curriculum to foster children’s learning and development CHCECE007 Develop positive and respectful ADMISSION REQUIREMENT relationships with children CHCECE025 Embed sustainable practices in services operations Certificate III: A secondary school CHCECE009 Use an approved learning qualification equivalent to Year 11 framework to guide practice in Australia. Diploma: A secondary The full course structure is on the website. school qualification equivalent to CHCECE016 Establish and maintain a safe and an Australian Year 12 certificate. healthy environment for children Both courses require students to CHCECE017 Foster the holistic development undertake an interview before they and wellbeing of the child in early childhood are accepted. A Police Records Check CHCECE018 Nurture creativity in children and a Working with Children Check CHCECE019 Facilitate compliance in an are required prior to placements. education and care service

BACHELOR OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION vu.edu.au/courses/international/EBEC COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: EBEC CRICOS: 096869G Become an early-childhood educator, Thanks to your extensive practical experience equipped with effective skills and practical in the classroom, you’ll be job-ready and LOCATION experience. This course prepares you to qualified to work in Victoria as an early teach children from 0-5 years and meets the childhood or teacher. To be Footscray Park requirements of the Australian Children’s eligible for registration with the Victorian Education and Care Quality Authority. It Institute of Teaching, you will be required to DURATION includes 80 days of supervised teaching pass the National Literacy and Numeracy Test 3 years experience. The Diploma of Early Childhood for Initial . Education and Care offers a pathway to this course if you don’t meet direct entry 2021 INTAKES requirements. February, August

2021 FEES A$13,500 per semester YEAR 1 YEAR 2 Personal and Professional Learning Practice in Partnership 1 ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Orientation to Education and Human Practice in Partnership 2 Development IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.5 History, Philosophy and Early Childhood (no band less than 6.0) ICT in Education for the 21st Century Education Healthy, Active Individuals and Communities Engaging with Place through Rethinking ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Reconciling Australian Humanities Education Childhoods and Development A secondary school qualification Educating for STEM Engaging with Place through Play equivalent to an Australia Year 12 Numeracy for Education Materiality in Early Childhood: Visual and qualification, including study in Creative Arts mathematics. Literacy for Education The full course structure is on the website.

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Certificate III in Early Childhood Diploma of Early Childhood Bachelor of Early Education and Care Education and Care Childhood Education 0.5 Year 1 Year 2 Years

40 BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (P-12) vu.edu.au/courses/international/EBED COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: EBED CRICOS: 071581G VU is one of the few Australian universities to You will be eligible for accreditation by the offer a teaching degree that prepares you to Victorian Institute of Teaching to teach in LOCATION work at both primary and secondary level. primary and secondary school settings. You will gain extensive hands-on experience, Students need to achieve a standard of Footscray Park with 80 days of supervised teaching practice personal literacy and numeracy skills to and an extended fourth-year placement register. Completion of the major in Disability DURATION in rural Australian schools, or overseas. Studies provides a qualification to teach in 4 years Majors include Art, Biology, Environmental settings. Science, Health, Mathematics, Media Studies, , Psychology and Outdoor 2021 INTAKES Education.

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2021 FEES A$13,500 per semester YEAR 1 YEAR 2 Personal and Professional Learning Engaging Students: High Expectations for All ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Orientation to Education and Human Teaching Primary Mathematics 2 IELTS (or equiv.) overall 7.0 (6.5 Development Teaching Primary Science in Reading and Writing, 7.5 in ICT in Education for the 21st Century Creativity and the Arts Speaking and Listening) Healthy, Active Individuals and Communities 24 credit points from major units Reconciling Australian Humanities Education ADMISSION REQUIREMENT 24 credit points from minor or elective units Teaching Primary Mathematics 1 A secondary school qualification equivalent to an Australia Educating for STEM The full course structure is on the website. Year 12 certificate, including Literacy Across the Continuum 1 mathematics. Students need to pass a non-academic attributes assessment, the CASPer test, and provide a 500-word written PATHWAYS statement outlining why they want to study this course. A Working Diploma of Education Bachelor of Education with Children Check is required for workplace visits, placements and Studies (P-12) projects. 1 Year 3 Years

DIPLOMA OF EDUCATION STUDIES & BACHELOR OF EDUCATION STUDIES vu.edu.au/courses/international/EDES & vu.edu.au/courses/international/EBST COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: EDES & EBST CRICOS: 074359A & 093862F The diploma provides a pathway to the This degree prepares you to work in areas Bachelor of Education and prepares you to where teacher registration is not required LOCATION enter the second year of a teaching degree. including , care facility Diploma: Footscray Nicholson You’ll receive additional support to build training and support, community programs, literacy and numeracy skills. The Bachelor of disability work, recreation programs and Bachelor: Footscray Park Education Studies offers an alternative path sporting activities. After graduating, you may DURATION to teaching and focuses on learning programs be eligible progress to our Master of Teaching outside of traditional classrooms. While it does (Secondary Education) or Master of Teaching Diploma: 1 year not provide registration to teach in Australia, (Primary Education), allowing you to become a Bachelor: 3 years you may be eligible to transfer to the Bachelor registered teacher upon graduation. of Education (P-12) after your first year. 2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES YEAR 1 YEAR 2 Diploma: A$10,800 per semester Personal and Professional Learning Arts and Performance - Addressing Disability Bachelor: A$13,500 per semester Orientation to Education and Human Professional Contexts Development Curriculum Development and Implementation ENGLISH REQUIREMENT ICT in Education for the 21st Century Making the Conditions for Learning: Ethical IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 (no Healthy, Active Individuals and Communities and Reflexive Practice band less than 6.0) Reconciling Australian Humanities Education 48 credit points from minor units ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Educating for STEM 96 credit points from major units A secondary school qualification Numeracy for Education The full course structure is on the website. equivalent to an Australia Year Literacy for Education 12 certificate. A Working with Children Check is required before placements.

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Diploma of Education Bachelor of Education Studies Studies 1 Year 2 Years

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GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION vu.edu.au/courses/international/EGEC COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: EGEC CRICOS: 0101340 This one-year course allows graduates of This course is accredited by the Australia degree programs to become early childhood Children’s Education & Care Quality Authority. LOCATION or kindergarten teachers. Units are focused on Our graduates find employment in public or children 0-5 years. Study child development, private (pre-school), long-day- Footscray Nicholson teaching practice, family and community care centres and early childhood centres in contexts, curriculum studies and ethical Victoria. DURATION professional practice. You’ll also complete 60 1 year days of supervised professional experience – an excellent opportunity to consolidate core knowledge. 2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$13,500 per semester UNITS A$11,000 for 485 visa holders Early Childhood Development, Learning and

EDUCATION Teaching ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Early Childhood Curriculum and Pedagogy 1: IELTS (or equiv.) overall 7.0 (6.5 Sciences in Reading and Writing, 7.5 in Contemporary Issues, Social Contexts of Speaking and Listening) Learning and Social Justice Languages and Literacy in Early Childhood ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Early Childhood Development, Learning and Completion of an Australian Teaching 2 undergraduate degree or equivalent. Early Childhood Curriculum and Pedagogy 2: Arts Professional Issues Inclusive Practice in Education

MASTER OF EDUCATION vu.edu.au/courses/international/EMED COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: EMED CRICOS: 083310K Learning from experienced educators, you’ll Become an education consultant, trainer, gain advanced knowledge about the theory manager or health professional. Increasingly, LOCATION and practice of learning and teaching. You a Master of Education is seen as a prerequisite will gain the skills to address educational for promotion for qualified teachers. Please Footscray Park challenges and opportunities. This course is note this course does not provide you with designed for teachers, principals, community registration to teach in Australia. DURATION educators, youth workers or any professional 2 years whose work has an educational component.

2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$13,000 per semester CORE UNITS Select 96 credit points or four units from Contemporary Issues in Education and this list: Training Evaluation ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Education Research Design and Methods Innovation IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.5 (no band less than 6.0) OPTION A: Capstone Research Investigation Approaches to Learning Plus 24 credit points or one unit from the list E-Learning ADMISSION REQUIREMENT below. Positive Education A degree equivalent to an OPTION B: minor thesis full-time or minor Curriculum & Pedagogy Australian undergraduate degree thesis A part-time Enhancing Skills and Knowledge or higher. Provide a resumé or and minor thesis B part-time. and submit a 200-word written Post-Colonial & Indigenous Approaches to statement outlining why you Learning & Teaching in the 21st Century would like to undertake this course. To undertake the minor thesis option, the College of Education requires evidence of aptitude for a comprehensive research project.

42 MASTER OF TEACHING (PRIMARY EDUCATION) vu.edu.au/courses/international/EMPE COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: EMPE CRICOS: 083309C Gain practical experience and prepare for a You will be eligible to apply for primary rewarding career as a primary school teacher. school teacher positions after you graduate LOCATION This course will prepare you to teach in all by registering with the Victoria Institute of areas of the primary curriculum. You will also Teaching and passing the National Literacy and Footscray Nicholson gain significant workplace experience with Numeracy Test for Initial Teacher Education. 60 days of supervised teaching practice in a You will also be able to pursue careers in a DURATION primary school. range of education related industries and 2 years organisations.

2021 INTAKES

February, August EDUCATION

2021 FEES A$13,000 per semester YEAR 1 YEAR 2 Epistemologies of Practice Education Research Design and Methods ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Language and Literacy in the Primary Years 1 Indigenous Perspectives and Standpoints in IELTS (or equiv.) overall 7.0 (6.5 Teaching and Learning Primary Mathematics 1 Education in Reading and Writing, 7.5 in Science in Primary Education Language and Literacy in the Primary Years 2 Speaking and Listening) Curriculum and Multi-modal Learning Entering the Profession and Becoming Critical Teaching and Learning Primary Mathematics 2 ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Primary Health and Physical Education Primary Curriculum Specialisation 1 A degree equivalent to an Humanities in Primary Education Australian undergraduate degree The Arts and Design in Primary Education Primary Curriculum Specialisation 2 or higher. Students need to pass a non-academic attributes assessment, the CASPer test. A Working with Children Check is required before placements. Entry requires a supplementary form.

MASTER OF TEACHING (SECONDARY EDUCATION) vu.edu.au/courses/international/EMES COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: EMES CRICOS: 084111J Prepare for a rewarding career as a secondary Graduates who have passed the National school teacher. Through our extensive Literacy and Numeracy Test for Initial Teacher LOCATION partnerships you will undertake 60 hours of Education are eligible for registration as supervised teaching placements and have secondary teachers with the Victoria Institute Footscray Nicholson access to many professional experiences. of Teaching. This means you will be eligible for Our classes are small, allowing our tutors to registration to teach across Australia. You’ll DURATION tailor the learning experience to our students. be ready to teach in your chosen discipline 2 years As education experts, we understand how area, including business, computing, health, students learn. We offer a range of disciplines, languages other than English, mathematics, so you can become a teacher in the area music, outdoor education and technology. 2021 INTAKES you love. February, August

2021 FEES A$13,000 per semester UNITS RESEARCH OPTIONS Epistemologies of Practice Capstone Research Investigation ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Critical Literacy for Diverse Communities 24 credit points or one unit chosen from the list IELTS (or equiv.) overall 7.0 (6.5 Teacher as Practitioner and Researcher below. OR: in Reading and Writing, 7.5 in Curriculum and Multi-modal Learning Minor thesis A & B Speaking and Listening) Education Research Design and Methods ELECTIVE UNITS ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Indigenous Perspectives and Standpoints in Evaluation Education A degree equivalent to an Innovation Australian undergraduate degree Entering the Profession and Becoming Critical Approaches to Learning or higher that meets the Victorian Specialisation Curriculum and Pedagogy A & B Institute of Teaching specialisation E-Learning Specialisation Assessment and Reporting requirements. A Working with Positive Education Children Check is required before Specialisation Innovations in Curriculum and placements. Entry requires a Pedagogy Contemporary Issues in Education and supplementary form. Training Curriculum & Pedagogy Enhancing Skills and Knowledge Post-Colonial and Indigenous Approaches to Learning and Teaching in the 21 Century

43 ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

We offer courses in engineering, building, accredited by Engineers Australia science and project management. in architectural, civil, electrical and All courses are designed to ensure electronic, and mechanical engineering; you graduate ready for a career in a or courses in building design, building high-demand industry. Our Problem- surveying, construction management and Based Learning (PBL) provides you with project management. Learn from industry real-world context. Our engineering partners such as the Australian Defence students complete 12-weeks of industry Force, Engineers Australia, Melbourne placement. Choose from courses Water, Metro Trains and VicRoads.

TOP 3 32

We rank top 3 in Victoria in Engineering and We rank 32 in the world in automation and control Technology (Times Higher Education World University in the 2018 Academic Ranking of World Universities Rankings by Subject 2020). published by the ShanghaiRanking Consultancy.

5 STARS WiSE

VU's Engineering and Electronic Engineering Our Women in Science & Engineering (WiSE) program disciplines are ranked well above world standard in supports female students to develop careers in the latest Excellence in Research for Australia ranking. science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

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44 I DECIDED TO STUDY MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

BECAUSE I WAS FASCINATED ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE AT HOW VARIOUS MACHINES AND PIECES OF EQUIPMENT OPERATED.

"The skills of a mechanical engineer are applicable across multiple industries, from automotive to aircraft, and anything with propulsion design and robotics. I would like to work in the automotive industry or as a mechanical design engineer. The education and hands-on experience at VU are helping to make me industry ready. I'm also vice-president of the VU Engineers Australia Student Club for 2020 and I'm a student ambassador for Engineers Australia (Victoria)."

Ashfaq Lukman (Kuwait) Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (Honours)

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DIPLOMA OF ENGINEERING vu.edu.au/courses/international/VDEN COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: VDEN CRICOS: 088602B A pathway to VU’s Bachelor of Engineering Graduates have the necessary skills for courses, this diploma is designed to help you entry-level positions in areas of engineering LOCATION transfer into the second year of your chosen include infrastructure development, water engineering specialisation (Civil, Mechanical, management and manufacturing industries. City Flinders Electrical and Electronics, Architectural). You As a pathway course, most students continue will learn foundation skills in mathematics, to the second year of a Bachelor of Engineering DURATION physics and problem-solving. The diploma course at VU. 1 year costs less than the first year of an engineering degree and you will benefit from strong academic support over longer semesters. 2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$14,100 per semester UNITS VEN1101 Engineering Mathematics 1 ENGLISH REQUIREMENT VEN1102 Engineering Physics 1 IELTS (or equiv.) overall 5.5 (no VEN1103 Engineering in the Community band less than 5.0). VEN1104 Problem Solving for Engineers

ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING VEN1201 Engineering Mathematics 2 ADMISSION REQUIREMENT VEN1202 Engineering Physics 2 A secondary school qualification equivalent to an Australian Year 12 VEN1203 Engineering Fundamentals certificate including mathematics. VEN1204 Introduction to Engineering Design

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Bachelor of Engineering Diploma of Engineering (Honours) all specialisations 1 Year 3 Years

BACHELOR OF BUILDING DESIGN vu.edu.au/courses/international/NBBD COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: NBBD CRICOS: 096484C Develop knowledge and skills in architectural With a wide range of career options, you can design, building legislation and auditing, choose to work for architects, contractors, LOCATION building codes, sustainability, building developers, engineers, government bodies, services and professional practice. You will consultancy practices and corporations with Footscray Park conduct site visits and work on real industry large building portfolios, or become a self- briefs, with classes taken alongside students employed business owner. DURATION from construction management, building 3 years surveying and engineering programs in a studio-based learning environment.

2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$15,450 per semester YEAR 1 Building Systems and Services Maths for Builders Building Development and Compliance ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Basic Structural Mechanics YEAR 3 IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 Structural Principles in Construction Project Management Practice (no band less than 6.0) Fundamentals of Building Construction Residential Sustainable Design Building Science ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Urban Design and Development Measurement and Estimating A secondary school qualification Building Design Studio 1 Built Environment Communication and Skills equivalent to an Australian Year 12 Building Services Management certificate. Building Design Documentation Complex Construction YEAR 2 Commercial Sustainable Design Architectural History and Analysis Building Design Studio 2 Building Contract Documentation Built Environment 1 Architectural Design and Theory Risk and Safety Management Built Environment 2

46 BACHELOR OF BUILDING SURVEYING vu.edu.au/courses/international/NBBS COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: NBBS CRICOS: 088597E Gain knowledge and skills in building Upon graduation, you will be able to operate and construction legislation, inspection independently as a professional in this field. LOCATION procedures, safety and design, and sustainable You will have a wide range of employment construction. With our industry connections, opportunities and can work in both the private Footscray Park you will gain experience in workplaces and public sectors for employers such as including Engineers Australia, the Department building proprietors, contractors, developers, DURATION of Environment, Land, Water and Planning, and government bodies and consultancy practices ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE 3 years the National Measurement Institute, as well or be self-employed. as the state-of-the-art fire-testing facilities at VU’s Centre for Environmental Safety and Risk 2021 INTAKES Engineering. February, August

2021 FEES A$15,450 per semester YEAR 1 Building Development and Compliance Maths for Builders YEAR 3 ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Basic Structural Mechanics High Rise Development and Compliance IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 Built Environment Communication and Skills Advanced Building Surveying (no band less than 6.0) Fundamentals of Building Construction Project Management Practice Building Design Documentation ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Applied Project 1 Structural Principles in Construction A secondary school qualification Building Services Management Measurement and Estimating equivalent to an Australian Year 12 Construction Economics certificate. Building Science Complex Construction YEAR 2 Applied Project 2 Building Planning Process Building Regulations Building and Construction Studies Performance Based Solutions for Building Building Systems and Services Building Materials Risk and Safety Management

BACHELOR OF CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (HONOURS) vu.edu.au/courses/international/NHCM COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: NHCM CRICOS: 096487M This course gives you the knowledge and skills Graduates are qualified to pursue a variety to manage large-scale residential, commercial of roles including construction manager, LOCATION and industrial construction projects. You will project manager, quantity surveyor, building gain valuable expertise in various areas of technician, building surveyor, building Footscray Park building and civil engineering, enabling you to contractor, estimator, contract administrator, enter roles overseeing the building process, facilities manager or property developer, DURATION from design to development, and construction working in the private or public sectors for 4 years to operation. Our industry contacts and focus employers such as building proprietors, on real-world experience ensure you will be contractors, developers, government bodies job-ready when you graduate. and consultancy practices, or as a self- 2021 INTAKES employed business owner. February, August

2021 FEES A$15,450 per semester YEAR 1 YEAR 3 Maths for Builders Building and Construction Surveying ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Basic Structural Mechanics High Rise Development and Compliance IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 Structural Principles in Construction Construction Site Operations (no band less than 6.0) Fundamentals of Building Construction Project Management Practice Building Science Professional Estimating ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Measurement and Estimating Construction Economics A secondary school qualification equivalent to an Australian Year 12 Built Environment Communication and Skills Construction Law certificate. Building Design Documentation Research Methods

YEAR 2 YEAR 4 Building and Construction Studies Procurement Management Building Contract Documentation Advanced Construction 24 credit points selected from the Building Construction Management Compliance Minor Research Project 1 Building Development and Compliance Cost Planning and Control Building Materials Research Project 2 Risk and Safety Management 24 credit points selected from the Building Building Systems and Services Compliance Minor

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BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (HONOURS) (ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING) vu.edu.au/courses/international/NHEA COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: NHEA CRICOS: 084872A Always had an interest in building design? There are only two accredited architectural Learn how to integrate structural systems into engineering programs in Australia, so demand LOCATION architects’ plans, while meeting project design, for graduates is high. This course will prepare safety and environmental goals. You will study you for a career as a design engineer, building Footscray Park the design processes behind making safe services engineer, hydraulic engineer, buildings, with an emphasis on sustainable estimator or structural engineer. DURATION design. This course includes elements of other 4 years engineering disciplines, including mechanical, electrical and fire protection. It includes 12 weeks of industry placement. 2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$17,250 per semester YEAR 1 Fundamentals of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Physics 1 Engineering ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Engineering and the Community YEAR 3 IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 Problem Solving for Engineers Structural Analysis (no band less than 6.0) Engineering Mathematics 2 Project Management

ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING Engineering Physics 2 ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Residential Sustainable Design Introduction to Engineering Design A secondary school qualification Electrical Machines equivalent to an Australian Year 12 Engineering Fundamentals Structural Engineering Design 1 certificate, including mathematics Algebra and Calculus Thermodynamics 1 YEAR 2 Commercial Sustainable Design Architectural Design and Theory Research Methods Building Development and Compliance The full course structure is on the website. Solid Mechanics Engineering Materials & Construction Introduction to Structural Engineering Design Fluid Mechanics 1 Building HVAC Systems

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (HONOURS) (CIVIL ENGINEERING) vu.edu.au/courses/international/NHEC COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: NHEC CRICOS: 084873M This course covers the planning, design, Upon graduation, pursue a career as a civil construction and management of essential infrastructure engineer, civil design engineer, LOCATION community infrastructure, including construction engineer, engineering technician, commercial and industrial buildings, water environmental engineer, geotechnical Footscray Park supply and wastewater systems, bridges, engineer, project engineer, roads and roads and transport systems, port harbour and transport engineer, structural engineer, or DURATION airport facilities. You will complete 12 weeks water engineer. This program is accredited 4 years of industry placement to give you the practical by Engineers Australia. When you complete the experience needed to begin your career. course, you’ll be eligible to apply for graduate membership. 2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$17,250 per semester YEAR 1 Hydraulics Algebra and Calculus Highway Engineering ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Engineering Physics 1 YEAR 3 IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 Engineering and the Community Structural Analysis (no band less than 6.0) Problem Solving for Engineers Geotechnical Engineering Engineering Mathematics 2 ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Hydrology and Water Resources Engineering Physics 2 A secondary school qualification Project Management Introduction to Engineering Design equivalent to an Australian Year 12 Hydraulic Engineering certificate, including mathematics. Engineering Fundamentals Civil Engineering Design 1 YEAR 2 Structural Engineering Design 1 Semester 1 Research Methods Solid Mechanics The full course structure is on the website. Engineering Materials & Construction Engineering Surveying Fluid Mechanics 1 Introduction to Structural Engineering Design Geomechanics

48 ‘’I’m from Hong Kong and grew up in a concrete jungle. That’s why I am interested in exploring the potential of using rooftops and facades as urban farms to help reduce the carbon footprint of buildings and to reduce heat. Studying engineering subjects at VU has ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE given me an awareness of how engineering can improve people’s lives. VU has given me a range of opportunities, from taking part in the VU Space School Program, to winning a scholarship and working with a mentor. After I graduate, I want to get involved in projects related to Victoria’s 2050 emission reduction target, to help address the climate change challenge.”

Nardo Wai (China) Bachelor of Engineering (Architectural Engineering) President of the VU Engineers Australia Student Club

“My VU experience enabled me to pursue my dream job of becoming an electrical engineer. I was exposed to new software and technology, received consistent support from staff, and participated in the many opportunities given to students to develop their networking, communication and leadership skills. An important requirement of my job is the ability to problem solve. Problem-Based Learning was a key aspect of the delivery of my studies at VU. I believe that everybody at VU cares about the development of your career. It was one of my lecturers who referred me for my first job after university!”

Ishani Haputhanthrige (Sri Lanka) Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical and Electronic Engineering) Electrical Engineer – Shepherd Electrical

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BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (HONOURS) (ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING) vu.edu.au/courses/international/NHEE COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: NHEE CRICOS: 084874K Launch your career in electronic design, power This course will prepare you for a career generation or communication technology, as an electrical engineer, electronic LOCATION studying one of the largest and most in- engineer, communications engineer, power demand areas of engineering. Study electricity engineer, telecommunications engineer or Footscray Park generation and distribution, smart-grid design embedded software engineer. Graduates and renewable energy systems. Learn how can find employment in a diverse range of DURATION to design and develop complex electronic industries including robotics, renewable 4 years equipment, communications infrastructure energy, transport, telecommunications, and microprocessor-based embedded manufacturing and bioengineering. systems. 2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$17,250 per semester YEAR 1 Analogue Electronics Engineering Physics 1 Engineering Design and Practice 2B ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Engineering and the Community YEAR 3 IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 Problem Solving for Engineers Electrical Machines (no band less than 6.0) Engineering Mathematics 2 Digital Systems

ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING Engineering Physics 2 ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Introduction to Control Systems Introduction to Engineering Design A secondary school qualification Project Management Engineering Fundamentals equivalent to an Australian Year 12 Embedded Systems certificate, including mathematics. Algebra and Calculus Analogue and Digital Transmission YEAR 2 Signal Processing Electrical Circuits Research Methods Computer Programming for Electrical Engineers The full course structure is on the website. Telecommunications Engineering Design and Practice 2A Linear Systems with Matlab Applications Power System Supply Chain Management

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (HONOURS) (MECHANICAL ENGINEERING) vu.edu.au/courses/international/NHEM COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: NHEM CRICOS: 084875J Get set for an exciting career inventing devices Our graduates are known in the industry and generating clever solutions to engineering for their highly sought-after technical and LOCATION challenges. Recent breakthroughs include 3D analytical skills. You could find work as a printing machines, unmanned vehicles and mechanical engineer, design engineer, product Footscray Park high-performance prostheses. This degree engineer, product innovation engineer, focuses on the modelling and simulation development engineer, sales engineer, systems DURATION of components, machines, processes and engineer, production manager or engineering 4 years systems. It includes 12 weeks of industry manager. placement.

2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$17,250 per semester YEAR 1 YEAR 3 Algebra and Calculus Project Management ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Engineering Physics 1 Engineering Analysis and Modelling IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 Engineering and the Community Thermodynamics 2 (no band less than 6.0) Problem Solving for Engineers Stress Analysis Engineering Mathematics 2 Research Methods ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Engineering Physics 2 Design of Mechanical Systems A secondary school qualification equivalent to an Australian Year 12 Introduction to Engineering Design Manufacturing Materials certificate, including mathematics. Engineering Fundamentals Fluid Mechanics 2

YEAR 2 YEAR 4 Solid Mechanics Research Project 1 Fluid Mechanics 1 Professional Engineering Practice Mechanical Engineering Design Mechanical Vibrations Introduction to Engineering Materials Finite Element Analysis Fundamentals of Electrical and Electronic Research Project 2 Engineering Sustainable Energy Systems Numerical Modelling of Mechanical Systems Advanced Engineering Design Thermodynamics 1 Advanced Engineering Analysis Dynamics

50 MASTER OF ENGINEERING vu.edu.au/courses/international/NMEN COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: NMEN CRICOS: 084876G Gain specialised skills in electrical power, Graduates can find employment in telecommunications, process engineering or organisations including telecommunications LOCATION water management through a combination of providers and equipment manufacturers, coursework, design exercises and research. microelectronic and electronic design Footscray Park You will have the opportunity to develop and companies, and power generation and implement telecommunication and power distribution corporations. Embark on a career DURATION distribution solutions. Our industry and as an instrument designer, energy economist, ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE 2 years government partners include CSIRO, Dairy telecommunications engineer, power engineer Innovation Australia, Melbourne Water and supervisor, chemical engineer, hydrologist, or Telstra. wastewater treatment engineer. 2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$17,250 per semester COMMON INTERDISCIPLINARY UNITS SPECIALISATIONS Select 48 credit points or four units from the Telecommunications following: ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Electrical Power Principles of Project Management IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.5 (no band less than 6.0) Project Planning and Control Project Management and People ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Project Stakeholder Management A degree equivalent to an Project Risk Management Australian undergraduate degree or higher, in a similar discipline. Art and Practice of Leadership Work and Organisation Systems Strategic Management and Business Policy

RESEARCH UNITS Research Thesis 1 Research Thesis 2

MASTER OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT vu.edu.au/courses/international/NMPM COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: NMPM CRICOS: 083306F Become a project manager in your chosen Gain employment managing projects in field. By incorporating work-based scenarios, private business or the public sector working LOCATION project work and opportunities for research, for companies such as Grocon, Leighton this course equips you with advanced project Contractors, Major Projects Victoria or for a Footscray Park management techniques which can be applied project management consulting firm. This across various industries. Broaden your course is endorsed by the Australian Institute DURATION expertise and progress your career in areas of Project Management (AIPM) and has been 2 years such as engineering, construction, business, approved by the Project Management Institute. information technology, manufacturing and administration. 2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$16,100 per semester YEAR 1 ELECTIVES Project Governance Art and Practice of Leadership ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Project Management and People Work and Organisation Systems IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.5 Research Methods Managing Innovation and Entrepreneurship (no band less than 6.0) 48 credit points from the electives list Organisation Change Management Project Program and Portfolio Management ADMISSION REQUIREMENT YEAR 2 Project Management Practice A degree in any discipline, Principles of Project Management Project Management and Information equivalent to an Australian Project Planning and Control undergraduate degree or higher. Technology Research Projects Part A & B or Research Project Procurement Management Thesis 1 Project Stakeholder Management 48 credit points from the electives list: Project Risk Management Project Investment Analysis Project Construction Management

51 HEALTH, PSYCHOLOGY AND DERMAL SCIENCES HEALTH, PSYCHOLOGY DERMAL AND SCIENCES

Enter a rewarding career improving the a hospital environment and treatment health and wellbeing of others. We offer clinics. Paramedicine students complete extensive clinical placements, world-class 360 clinical placement hours while nursing facilities and outstanding employment students undertake 800 professional outcomes. Clinical and simulation-based practice hours and 140 simulation hours. learning is an important part of all our Learn with Ambulance Victoria, Melbourne health and biomedicine courses. We use Health, the Royal Women’s Hospital and state-of-the-art technology to simulate the Royal Children’s Hospital.

A$113,360 OUR COURSES ARE INDUSTRY ACCREDITED The median annual salary of paramedics and Diploma of Nursing - ambulance officers in Australia before tax is Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency A$113,360 (JobOutlook 2020). Bachelor of Psychological Studies - Australia Psychology Accreditation Council A$99,268 Bachelor of Nursing - Australian Nursing and Midwifery Accreditation The median annual salary of a registered nurse in Council Australia before tax is A$99,268 (JobOutlook 2020). Bachelor of Science (Osteopathy) - Australasian Osteopathic Accreditation Council Bachelor of Paramedicine - Council of Ambulance Authorities Bachelor of Social Work - Australian Association of Social Workers

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52 THE TEACHING SCIENCES AND DERMAL PSYCHOLOGY HEALTH, AT VU IS IMPECCABLE.

“The lecturers and tutors are diligent in their work and always ready and willing to help. The placements I got were very practical and relatable to everything we learned in class. I chose VU because I had a few friends who attended VU and shared a lot of positive stories. I loved my experience at VU and I would highly recommend it to others.”

Olive Rutto (Kenya) Registered Nurse, Cabrini Health Bachelor of Nursing

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DIPLOMA OF NURSING - HLT54115 vu.edu.au/courses/international/HLT54115 COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: HLT54115 CRICOS: 092570D Embark on a career as a Division 2 Nurse. You This course equips you with the skills, will learn how to provide acute, preventative, competencies and knowledge to apply for LOCATION curative and rehabilitative care under the registration as an Enrolled Nurse with the direction of a registered nurse. You will gain Australian Health Practitioner Registration St Albans hands-on experience in our three nursing Authority (AHPRA). On completion of this laboratories and hospital simulation ward, as course you will receive credit to enter the DURATION well as clinical experience during 400 hours Bachelor of Nursing. 2 years of practical placements. Study areas include medication administration, anatomy and physiology and infection control. 2021 INTAKES January, June

2021 FEES CORE UNITS management in the clinical environment A$9,500 per semester CHCDIV001 - Work with diverse people HLTENN007 - Administer and monitor CHCDIV002 - Promote Aboriginal and / or medicines and intravenous therapy ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Torres Strait Islander cultural safety HLTENN008 - Apply legal and ethical IELTS (or equiv.) overall 7.0 CHCPRP003 - Reflect on and improve own parameters to nursing practice (no band less than 7.0) professional practice HLTENN009 - Implement and monitor care for a HLTAAP002 - Confirm physical health status person with mental health conditions ADMISSION REQUIREMENT HLTAAP003 - Analyse and respond to client HLTENN011 - Implement and monitor care for a A secondary school qualification health information person with acute health problems equivalent to an Australian Year HLTENN001 - Practise nursing within the HLTENN012 - Implement and monitor care for a 12 certificate. Students must Australian health care system person with chronic health problems complete a Police Records Check HEALTH, PSYCHOLOGY DERMAL AND SCIENCES HLTENN002 - Apply communication skills in HLTENN013 - Implement and monitor care of and a Working with Children check. the older person Applicants must meet the Nursing nursing practice and Midwifery Board of Australia’s HLTENN003 - Perform clinical assessment and HLTENN015 - Apply nursing practice in the English language requirements. contribute to planning nursing care primary health care setting HLTENN004 - Implement, monitor and evaluate HLTINF001 - Comply with infection prevention nursing care plans and control policies and procedures HLTENN005 - Contribute to nursing care of a HLTWHS002 - Follow safe work practices for person with complex needs direct client care HLTENN006 - Apply principles of wound The full course structure is on the website.

BACHELOR OF NURSING vu.edu.au/courses/international/HBNB COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: HBNB CRICOS: 080229E Develop the skills required to work as a general You will graduate job-ready and eligible to or mental health nurse. This course ensures register and work as a Division 1 Registered LOCATION you have sound scientific knowledge and Nurse. This course is fully accredited by skills, as well as hands-on experience. You the Australian Nursing and Midwifery St Albans will participate in simulation learning using Accreditation Council. Career options include modern technology, practising your skills in working in settings such as medical/surgical, DURATION a safe environment. You will graduate with mental health, emergency, orthopaedics, 3 years 140 clinical simulation hours and over 800 radiology, research, eye and ear, paediatric professional practice hours and through our and residential care. clinical placement program. 2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$15,600 per semester YEAR 1 UNITS Research and Evidence Based Practice Professional Nurse or Midwife Contemporary Nursing C ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Anatomy and Physiology 1 YEAR 3 IELTS (or equiv.) overall 7.0 Foundations in Nursing 1 Nursing in Specialty Areas (no band less than 7.0) Indigenous Health and Wellbeing Professional Experience Placement 4 Nursing Anatomy and Physiology 2 ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Transition to Nursing Practice Foundations in Nursing 2 A secondary school qualification Nursing and Complex Care equivalent to an Australian Year Primary Health Care Across the Lifespan Nursing for Chronic Illness and Continuing Care 12 certificate, with study in maths. Professional Experience Placement 1 Nursing Students must complete a Police Interprofessional Practice Records Check, a Working with YEAR 2 Consolidation of Nursing Practice Children Check and declare their health and immunisation status. Contemporary Nursing A Check ANMAC English language Contemporary Nursing and Mental Health A requirements for registration. Contemporary Nursing B Professional Experience Placement 2 Nursing Contemporary Nursing and Mental Health B Professional Experience Placement 3 Nursing Mental Health

54 DIPLOMA OF BEAUTY THERAPY - SHB50115 vu.edu.au/courses/international/SHB50115 COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: SHB50115 CRICOS: 089066B Gain high-level skills and become a trusted As a qualified beauty therapist, you will beauty expert. You will be ready to work find employment around the world. This HEALTH, PSYCHOLOGY AND DERMAL SCIENCES AND DERMAL PSYCHOLOGY HEALTH, LOCATION in-house, manage spas or salons, or work qualification prepares you to manage your as an independent freelance professional. own beauty salon and employ staff. You could City King St You’ll learn the theory and science behind also work as a freelance beauty consultant. treatments and the latest beauty techniques. Upon completion of this course, graduates DURATION Training includes facials, manicures, make-up, receive credit towards the Bachelor of Dermal 1 year waxing, electrolysis and spa treatments. Sciences.

2021 INTAKES February

2021 FEES CORE UNITS SHBXWHS001 - Apply safe hygiene, health and A$8,600 per semester SHBBBOS002 - Provide body massages work practices SHBBBOS003 - Provide body treatments ELECTIVE UNITS ENGLISH REQUIREMENT SHBBFAS001 - Provide lash and brow services Group A: Electrolysis/Diathermy (3 units) IELTS (or equiv.) overall 5.5 SHBBFAS002 - Provide facial treatments and Group B – Relaxation Massage (5 units) (no band less than 6.0) skin care recommendations Group C – Spa Treatments (6 units) SHBBFAS003 - Provide specialised facial ADMISSION REQUIREMENT treatments SHBBBOS004 - Provide aromatherapy massages A secondary school qualification SHBBHRS001 - Provide waxing services equivalent to an Australian Year 12 SHBBCCS002 - Prepare personalised aromatic certificate. SHBBMUP002 - Design and apply make-up plant oil blends for beauty treatments SHBBNLS001 - Provide manicure and pedicare SHBBSPA001 - Work in a spa therapies services framework SHBBRES001 - Research and apply beauty SHBBSPA002 - Provide spa therapies industry information SHBBSPA003 - Provide stone therapy massages SHBXCCS001 - Conduct salon financial transactions SHBBSPA004 - Provide Indian head massages for relaxation SHBXCCS002 - Provide salon services to clients SHBXIND001 - Comply with organisational The full course structure is on the website. requirements within a personal services environment

BACHELOR OF DERMAL SCIENCES vu.edu.au/courses/international/HBDS COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: HBDS CRICOS: 092158E Develop knowledge in all areas of dermal The course is designed in collaboration with science and the skills to perform safe and the Australian Society of Dermal Clinicians LOCATION effective treatments. Procedures covered and graduates are eligible to apply for include laser and light-based treatments, membership. Dermal therapists and clinicians City Queen resurfacing and lymphatic procedures. You can work independently or with reconstructive will also learn how to provide pre-and post- and aesthetic surgeons, dermatologists DURATION operative care for clients who have undergone and general practitioners in clinics, medical 4 years plastic, reconstructive and cosmetic practices, advanced beauty and cosmetic procedures. An important component is settings. clinical practice at our Dermal Clinic. 2021 INTAKES February

2021 FEES A$15,600 per semester YEAR 1 YEAR 3 Indigenous Health and Wellbeing Dermal Skills 1-2 ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Introduction to Dermal Sciences Dermal Clinic 1-2 IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 Communication and Dermal Services Skin Management 1 (no band less than 6.0) Anatomy and Physiology 1-2 Chemistry for Dermal Sciences Introduction to Public Health and Wellness Dermal Sciences 3-4 ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Introduction to Human Nutrition and Food A secondary school qualification YEAR 4 equivalent to an Australian Year 12 Evidence and Research certificate. Prior to placements, Skin Management 2-3 students must complete a Police YEAR 2 Dermal Skills 3-4 Records Check and a Working with Dermal Studies and Philosophy Dermal Clinic 3-4 Children Check, and declare their health and immunisation status. Dermal Sciences 1-2 Independent Project and Group Research 1-2 Occupational Health and Safety in Dermal Practice Cognition in the Dermal Workplace Dermal Research Methods Laser Principles and Safety Legal and Ethical Dermal Practice

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BACHELOR OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE vu.edu.au/courses/international/HBBS COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: HBBS CRICOS: 092499F This degree provides you with an in-depth Embark on a career in biomedical research, knowledge of how the human body functions, gain entry to postgraduate health courses LOCATION focusing on physiology, anatomy and including medicine, or work in forensic science, cell biology. It provides you with a strong teaching or the pharmaceutical industry. St Albans foundation in the medical sciences and Biomedical sciences graduates also gain advanced laboratory skills. Core study areas employment with research organisations. DURATION include physiology, anatomy, biochemistry, 3 years cell and molecular biology, immunology and genetics.

2021 INTAKES February

2021 FEES A$15,350 per semester FIRST YEAR CORE UNITS Biological Systems ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Mathematics and Statistics for Biomedicine IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 Functional Anatomy of the Trunk (no band less than 6.0) Functional Anatomy of the Limbs Human Physiology 1-2 ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Chemistry 1A-1B A secondary school qualification equivalent to an Australian Year 12 certificate with study in one of MAJORS the following: biology, chemistry, Human Physiology HEALTH, PSYCHOLOGY DERMAL AND SCIENCES health & human development, Molecular Cell Biology mathematics or physical education. MINORS Applied Research Anatomy & Integrated Physiology Molecular Cell Biology

The full course structure is on the website.

BACHELOR OF HUMAN NUTRITION vu.edu.au/courses/international/HBNT COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: HBNT CRICOS: 096482E Contribute to a more equitable world through Career options include roles in government better food production and supply. Start with a programs, humanitarian assistance, LOCATION solid foundation in nutrition, food and related international development work, hospital sciences and move on to specialisations in and aged care services, food processing Footscray Park human nutrition and food science. In final year industries, or food safety. Graduates seeking to you will acquire further specialist knowledge become accredited dietitians must complete DURATION and skills in human nutrition. You have the a postgraduate program accredited by the 3 years option of studying a minor in biomedical Dietitians Association of Australia. nutrition, public health nutrition or exercise and nutrition. 2021 INTAKES February

2021 FEES A$14,150 per semester COLLEGE CORE UNITS Food Components Human Physiology 1 Nutrition, Society and Communication ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Human Physiology 2 MINORS IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 Chemistry 1A Food Science (no band less than 6.0) Chemistry 1B Biomedical Nutrition ADMISSION REQUIREMENT PROFESSIONAL CORE UNITS Public Health Nutrition A secondary school qualification Medical Microbiology and Immunity Analytical Chemistry equivalent to an Australian Year 12 certificate, including biology, Research Methods Exercise and Nutrition chemistry, health & human Research Project The full course structure is on the website. development, mathematics or Properties of Food physical education. Interpersonal Skills and Communication Family Health and Nutrition Through the Lifespan Diet & Disease Community & Public Health Nutrition Nutrition Communication & Education Introduction to Human Nutrition and Food

56 BACHELOR OF HEALTH SCIENCE vu.edu.au/courses/international/HBHL COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: HBHL CRICOS: 092156G Choose a rewarding career in public health, You will graduate with the skills and knowledge health services or community development to work for government health programs, HEALTH, PSYCHOLOGY AND DERMAL SCIENCES AND DERMAL PSYCHOLOGY HEALTH, LOCATION with a Bachelor of Health Science from VU. community organisations, pharmaceutical You’ll study core bioscience, research and industries, professional associations, health St Albans public health topics. In your second year, foundations, health administration, public choose a health science or biomedical health research programs, or non-government DURATION specialisation in line with your career goals. organisations. 3 years

2021 INTAKES February

2021 FEES A$16,400 per semester FIRST YEAR CORE UNITS MINORS Indigenous Health and Wellbeing Bioscience ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Anatomy and Physiology 1 Health and Nutrition IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 Anatomy and Physiology 2 Health (Sport Science Minor) (no band less than 6.0) Professional Communication Indigenous Health Introduction to Public Health and Wellness ADMISSION REQUIREMENT The full course structure is on the website. Evidence and Health 1 A secondary school qualification equivalent to an Australian Year 12 Australian Health and Social Care Systems and certificate. Policy Introduction to Human Nutrition and Food

MAJORS Public Health Indigenous Health

BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE vu.edu.au/courses/international/HBPD COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: HBPD CRICOS: 092160M This course is held in high regard by the This course is accredited by the Council industry because of its scenario-based of Ambulance Authorities. A Bachelor of LOCATION assessments and 360 hours of clinical Paramedicine from an accredited university, placements, combined with theory. Our state- such as VU, is the only qualification accepted St Albans of the-art facilities include clinical practice by Ambulance Victoria. You could also gain rooms, self-learning laboratories, lifelike employment with ambulances services DURATION mannequin technology and medical simulation worldwide. Job titles include air ambulance 3 years suites. You will gain practical experience as a paramedic and MICA paramedic. real paramedic with a clinical supervisor from Ambulance Victoria. 2021 INTAKES February

2021 FEES A$15,600 per semester YEAR 1 YEAR 3 Anatomy and Physiology 1-2 Paramedic Clinical Science 4 (Mental Health and Mental Illness) ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Foundations of Professional Paramedic Practice Paramedic Clinical Practice 5 IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 (no band less than 6.0) Paramedic Clinical Practice 1-2 Paramedic Clinical Science 5 (Special Pre-Hospital Ethical and Legal Issues Populations) ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Principles of Drug Actions for Health Select one unit from the following: A secondary school qualification Professionals Health Promotion equivalent to an Australian Australian Health and Social Care Systems and Career and Professional Development Year 12 certificate, preferably Policy with study in biology, physics or Pinnacle Venture mathematics; or a diploma or Paramedic Health and Wellbeing higher equivalent to Australian YEAR 2 diploma. Students are required Introduction to Research Methods Major Incidents to get a Police Records Check, Clinical Practice 3-4 Paramedic Clinical Practice 6 - Extended Working with Children Check, Practice medical/vaccine checks and to Paramedic Clinical Science 1 (Medical undergo a physical test. Emergencies 1) Select one unit from the following: Social Epidemiology Health Program Planning and Evaluation Paramedic Clinical Science 2 (Trauma) Career and Professional Development Paramedic Clinical Science 3 (Medical Pinnacle Venture Emergencies 2) Interprofessional Practice Evidence-Based Practice

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (OSTEOPATHY) MASTER OF HEALTH SCIENCE (OSTEOPATHY) vu.edu.au/courses/international/HBSO & vu.edu.au/courses/international/HMHO COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: HBSO & HMHO CRICOS: 088781E & 090621C You will study anatomy, osteopathic principles You’ll be qualified for a career as a practising and techniques, physiology, pathology, osteopath after completing both the degree LOCATION population health and evidence-based and the Master of Health Science (Osteopathy). practice. Osteopathic treatments include You will be able to work in a variety of City Flinders soft-tissue techniques, joint manipulation, joint healthcare settings including hospitals, private mobilisation, exercise rehabilitation and general practice clinics, maternal health centres DURATION healthcare advice. You’ll gain work experience and community organisations. You can gain Bachelor: 3 years, Masters: 1.5 years through extensive clinical practice. This perfect registration as an osteopath in all Australian mix of scientific study and hands-on practice states and in New Zealand. will have you job-ready when you graduate. 2021 INTAKES February BACHELOR FIRST YEAR CORE UNITS MASTERS UNITS 2021 FEES Biomedical Science for Osteopathy 1-4 YEAR 1 A$18,350 per semester Clinical Skills 1-2 Patient, Practitioner and Health System 7-8 Professional Communication ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Evidence for Practice 7-8 Evidence and Research Bachelor: IELTS (or equiv.) overall Advanced Clinical Theory and Skills 1-2 6.5 (no band less than 6.0) YEAR 2 Clinical Practice 1-2 Masters: IELTS (or equiv.) overall Biomedical Science for Osteopathy 5-7 6.5 (no band less than 6.0) YEAR 2 Patient and Health System 1 Patient, Practitioner and Health System 9 ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Clinical Skills 3-4 HEALTH, PSYCHOLOGY DERMAL AND SCIENCES Evidence for Practice 9 Bachelor: A secondary school Evidence Based Practice for Osteopathy Advanced Clinical Theory and Skills 3 qualification equivalent to an Clinical Skills 4A Australian Year 12 certificate with Clinical Practice 3 studies in chemistry, biology, physics or maths. Students also YEAR 3 need a Police Records Check. Biomedical Science for Osteopathy 8-9 Masters: A degree equivalent to an Evidence Based Practice for Osteopathy 2-3 Australian undergraduate degree or equivalent in the same discipline. Patient and Health System 2 Students must have a First Aid Clinical Skills 5-6 Certificate, Working With Children Check and attend an interview. Introduction to Clinical Practice

BACHELOR OF BIOMEDICAL AND EXERCISE SCIENCE vu.edu.au/courses/international/HBES COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: HBES CRICOS: 096481F This dual disciplinary degree integrates Graduates can enter professional settings biomedical science and exercise science into within the medical, public health and sporting LOCATION a compelling new area of study in physical sectors, often choosing to work in scientific, activity, sport and health research. It includes research and sporting science organisations. Footscray Park, St Albans the fundamentals of anatomy and physiology, Alternatively, graduates may undertake further biochemistry, biomechanics and kinesiology, study in the fields of clinical exercise science, DURATION psychology, how the structure and function sports science, biomedical science, dietetics 3 years of the body is influenced by exercise and how or education. it is impacted by disease. You will learn to apply theoretical knowledge and analytical 2021 INTAKES techniques to a range of practical and clinical February scenarios including learning in industry, workplace and community settings. You will also develop a solid foundation in designing 2021 FEES research methodologies and performing A$15,350 per semester analytical research by participating in active research as a team member. ENGLISH REQUIREMENT IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 (no band less than 6.0) YEAR 1 YEAR 2 ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Biomechanics Exercise Interventions for Healthy Populations A secondary school qualification equivalent to an Australian Year Functional Anatomy of the Trunk Rehabilitation Anatomy 12 certificate with study in one of Functional Anatomy of the Limbs Pathophysiology 1 the following: biology, chemistry, Human Physiology 1 Medical Biochemistry health & human development, mathematics or physical Human Physiology 2 Sports Biomechanics education. Chemistry 1A Motor Learning Chemistry 1B Pathophysiology 2 Exercise and Sport Psychology Cardiorespiratory and Renal Physiology

The full course structure is on the website.

58 BACHELOR OF PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDIES vu.edu.au/courses/international/ABPA COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: ABPA CRICOS: 071141K Understand human behaviour – how we Our Bachelor of Psychological Studies is reason, react and relate – through studies accredited by the Australian Psychological HEALTH, PSYCHOLOGY AND DERMAL SCIENCES AND DERMAL PSYCHOLOGY HEALTH, LOCATION in psychology, one of VU’s most popular Accreditation Council. Prepare for a career as a subjects. In this course you’ll learn about counsellor, welfare worker, community worker, Footscray Park people’s motivations, thought processes researcher, policy maker or market researcher. and interactions, which will prepare you for a With a postgraduate qualification, graduates DURATION career in areas including community services, can become registered psychologists. 3 years marketing or teaching.

2021 INTAKES February, August YEAR 1 YEAR 3 2021 FEES Introduction to Sociology Fieldwork A$14,200 per semester Psychology 1A Research Methods in Psychology Psychology 1B History, Theories and Practice of Psychology ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Organisational Skills 1 12 credit points of Minor studies IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 Foundations of Psychological Research Psychological Issues in the Workplace (no band less than 6.0) Foundations of Social Science Research Clinical Aspects of Psychology ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Introduction to Public Health and Wellness 12 credit points of Psychology Elective studies A secondary school qualification Interpersonal Skills and Communication 12 credit points of Minor studies equivalent to an Australian Year 12 certificate. YEAR 2 PSYCHOLOGY ELECTIVES Psychology 2A Counselling Theory and Practice Qualitative Social Research Methods 1 Group Behaviour Developmental Psychology Organisations and Work 12 credit points of Minor studies Psychobiology Psychology 2B Psychoanalysis Quantitative Social Research Methods 1 Cognitive Psychology 12 credit points of Psychology Elective studies Relationship and Family Wellbeing 12 credit points of Minor studies The full course structure is on the website.

BACHELOR OF PSYCHOLOGY (HONOURS) vu.edu.au/courses/international/ABPC COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: ABPC CRICOS: 077996C Understand human behaviour, motivation and Graduates can apply for provisional relationships. You’ll graduate with an in-depth registration as a psychologist and can find LOCATION knowledge of human emotion and behaviour, employment in human resources, welfare, and understand why we think and behave community services, marketing and market Footscray Park the way we do – and why this differs from one research. If you’d like to become a registered individual to the next. The course includes a psychologist, you’ll need further training at the DURATION fieldwork unit, giving you the opportunity to masters and doctoral level. 4 years gain practical experience.

2021 INTAKES February, August YEAR 1 YEAR 3 2021 FEES Introduction to Sociology Fieldwork A$14,200 per semester Psychology 1A-1B Research Methods in Psychology Organisational Skills 1 History, Theories and Practice of Psychology ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Foundations of Psychological Research Social Research Methods IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.5 Foundations of Social Science Research Clinical Aspects of Psychology (no band less than 6.0) Introduction to Public Health and Wellness Psychological Issues in the Workplace ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Interpersonal Skills and Communication Independent Research Project Applicants require a degree in the 12 credit points of Psychology Elective Studies same discipline with a minimum YEAR 2 third-year weighted average Psychology 2A-2B YEAR 4 mark (WAM) of 70% and an APAC- Interpersonal Skills 2 Research Thesis accredited major in psychology. The equivalence of international Qualitative Social Research Methods 1 Social Research Methods in Context degrees must be confirmed by the Developmental Psychology Professional Orientation (Psychological Australian Psychological Society Assessment) (APS). Organisational Skills 2 Quantitative Social Research Methods 1 Psychological Interventions 12 credit points of Psychology Elective studies Psychology in Practice Extended Research Thesis

The full course structure is on the website.

59 I’M REALLY BENEFITING FROM THE BLOCK MODEL – IT MEANS YOU JUST DO ONE SUBJECT AT A TIME.

“You also get to know your teacher and university friends better as the class sizes are small. I love discovering unexpected things about the human body from expert teachers for each discipline, including pathophysiology and immunology.”

Nikita Bhandari (Australia) Bachelor of Biomedicine HEALTH, PSYCHOLOGY DERMAL AND SCIENCES

60 MASTER OF COUNSELLING vu.edu.au/courses/international/AMPE COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: AMPE CRICOS: 042907J Develop an understanding of the theory and This course is accredited by the Australian practice of counselling, including interventions Counselling Association, Australia’s largest HEALTH, PSYCHOLOGY AND DERMAL SCIENCES AND DERMAL PSYCHOLOGY HEALTH, LOCATION and therapies. You’ll gain experience in adult, single registration body for counsellors and child and adolescent counselling, practical psychotherapists. This course leads to careers City Flinders skills through industry-based learning and in counselling, multicultural services, family placements, as well as insights on issues support, community work, palliative care, DURATION including depression, anxiety, grief, loss and refugee services and youth work. 2 years addictions.

2021 INTAKES February

2021 FEES A$14,050 per semester YEAR 1 YEAR 2 Principles and Practice of Cognitive Behaviour Advanced Counselling Interventions ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Trauma-informed Counselling Counselling for Addictions IELTS (or equiv.) overall 7.5 (no Individual Awareness Practicum 3 band less than 6.5 in Reading Theories and Techniques of Practicum 4 & Writing and 7.5 in Speaking & Counselling Listening) Minor Thesis (Part A) Child and Adolescent: Theories and Techniques Minor Thesis (Part B) of Counselling ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Applied Techniques of Counselling Completion of an Australian bachelor degree or equivalent Social and Ethical Issues in Counselling in any discipline. You will need Research Methods in Counselling to provide academic and/or professional references and may be required to attend a selection interview and provide samples of your work.

MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH (GLOBAL NUTRITION AND ACTIVE LIVING) vu.edu.au/courses/international/HMPG COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: HMPG CRICOS: 089543M Equip yourself to tackle complex global health Graduates can pursue global work issues. This course focuses on global nutrition opportunities within national, state and local LOCATION and active living in diverse communities, governments, the United Nations and other from both an Australian and international international health organisations (WHO, St Albans perspective. You will have the capabilities UNICEF, International Coalition for Aging and that the global marketplace demands for a Physical Activity), non-profit organisations, DURATION challenging and rewarding career in public academic institutions and research 2 years health, emergencies and development. institutions.

2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$15,300 per semester YEAR 1 YEAR 2 Foundations of Public Health Nutrition Assessment and Program Management ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Epidemiology Migration and Health IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.5 Global Challenge - Non-Communicable Disease (no band less than 6.0) Nutrition for Global Health Research Methods in Public Health Public Health in Practice Behavioural Aspects of Active Living ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Biostatistics Concepts in Humanitarian Assistance Completion of an Australian Nutrition in Emergencies bachelor degree or equivalent in Culture and Society in Public Health any discipline. Global Food Systems and Food Security Professional project or minor thesis

61 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND SYSTEMS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS AND INFORMATION

Join the world’s fastest-growing VU is the first and only university in industries by taking advantage of our Australia to house a SAP Next-Gen Lab. industry partnerships with companies Our facilities include Cisco routers and such as Amazon, Cisco, Inspur, Microsoft switches, 5G technology, Amazon cloud and SAP. VU is a world leader in Enterprise servers, graphics and video authoring Resource Planning (ERP) systems tools and virtualisation tools. Our courses education. We offer more SAP-based include the option to specialise in subjects than any other Australian cybersecurity. university.

3RD IN VICTORIA A$104,156

We rank 3rd in Victoria for computer science in the The median annual salary for software programmers Times Higher Education World University Rankings by before tax is A$104,156 (Job Outlook). Subject 2020.

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62 THE COURSE EMPOWERED ME TO EXPLORE NEW SKILLS – INFORMATION AND SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY INCLUDING NEW PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES SUCH AS APEX.

“My course coordinator encouraged me to enter the VU Hackathon. It’s a really exciting competition organised within the University. I was part of a team of five and we won. My ambition is very simple – to do what I love, and I love programming. I would certainly recommend VU to other students. It can bring out the best in you.”

Renuka Ranapal (Nepal) Salesforce Developer, South East Water Bachelor of Information Technology

63 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND SYSTEMS

DIPLOMA OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY vu.edu.au/courses/international/VDIT COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: VDIT CRICOS: 077776D This course helps you prepare for a degree with Successful completion of the diploma leads to targeted support and tuition, enabling you to the second year of our Bachelor of Information LOCATION enhance your professional communication and Technology. You will also be qualified for entry- academic writing skills. You’ll also learn skills level work in the IT industry, including roles Footscray Nicholson in networking (CISCO), designing databases, in computer and network support, website writing programs in Python, connecting development and database support. DURATION databases to dynamic websites, scheduling 1 year ICT development using Microsoft Project and using Linux.

2021 INTAKES February, July

2021 FEES A$13,250 per semester UNITS VIT1101 Web Development and CMS ENGLISH REQUIREMENT VIT1102 Introduction to Programming IELTS (or equiv.) overall 5.5 VIT1103 Communication and Information (no band less than 5.0) Management VIT1104 Computer Networks ADMISSION REQUIREMENT VIT1201 Introduction to Database Systems A secondary school qualification VIT1202 Operating Systems equivalent to an Australian Year 12 VIT1203 Introduction to Project Management

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS AND INFORMATION qualification. VIT1204 Web Application and Server Management

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Diploma of Information Bachelor of Information Technology Technology 1 Year 2 Years

BACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY vu.edu.au/courses/international/NBIT COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: NBIT CRICOS: 071997F Develop key information technology (IT) skills This course will prepare you for roles including to expand your career options. Focus on areas software analyst, web designer, mobile app LOCATION of high demand: web and mobile application developer, data centre administrator, system development, network and system computing, security consultant, webmaster and data Footscray Park ICT management, software development and analyst in sectors including government, network management. This course includes banking and finance, retail, education, health, DURATION Android and iOS app development, as well media, logistics and manufacturing. Graduates 3 years as training in Cisco routing and switching, can attain professional membership of the IPSecure, Amazon cloud servers and Microsoft Australian Computer Society. Active Directory network management. 2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$14,800 per semester YEAR 1 MINORS Web Development and CMS Software Development ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Introduction to Programming Network Management IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 Communication and Information Management ICT Management (no band less than 6.0) Computer Networks The Entrepreneurial Mindset Introduction to Database Systems ADMISSION REQUIREMENT The full course structure is on the website. Operating Systems A secondary school qualification equivalent to an Australian Year 12 Introduction to Project Management certificate, including mathematics. Web Application and Server Management

COMPULSORY MINORS Graduating Core

MAJORS Web and Mobile Application Development Network and System Computing

64 BACHELOR OF CYBER SECURITY vu.edu.au/courses/international/NBCS COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: NBCS CRICOS: 103891C Gain in-demand skills to protect data and Graduating from this course will prepare you information systems from hackers in this for variety of cyber security or IT careers, such internationally-recognised degree. You’ll as cyber security specialist, cyber security

LOCATION INFORMATION AND SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY learn essential skills in cyber-threat detection consultant, cloud security engineer, network Footscray Park and risk management, including: cyber security engineer, and mobile and web security technologies; ethical hacking and applications developer. DURATION digital forensic data collection; vulnerability 3 years analysis and control; enterprise security; cyber security regulation; policies and laws; software development; and network design. 2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$15,250 per semester YEAR 1 Big Data Web Development and CMS Networking Technologies ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Introduction to Programming YEAR 3 IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 Communication and Information Management Enterprise Network Management (no band less than 6.0) Computer Networks Security Operations and Vulnerability Analysis Introduction to Database Systems ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Applied Project 1 Operating Systems A secondary school qualification ICT Business Analytics and Data Visualisation Introduction to Project Management equivalent to an Australian Year 12 Virtualisation in Computing qualification. Web Application and Server Management Data Analytics for Cyber Security YEAR 2 Small IT Business Digital Forensics and Ethical Hacking Applied Project 2 Cyber Security Essentials Server Administration and Management Introduction to ICT Management Cyber Law Policy and Professional Ethics Data Privacy and Cyber Physical Systems Security

MASTER OF APPLIED INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY vu.edu.au/courses/international/NMIT COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: NMIT CRICOS: 083307E Build on your computing skills, preparing for Graduates can attain professional membership senior IT roles. We focus on solving real-world of the Australian Computer Society. Potential LOCATION problems in cloud computing, cybersecurity, careers include cutting-edge IT roles in advanced programming, software cloud computing, data mining and sensor Footscray Park engineering, wireless and mobile networking, networks as well as software development mobile applications, data analytics and and engineering, ICT training, business DURATION project management. Take part in an industry intelligence, networking, data warehousing 2 years placement program and complete an and project management. industry project.

2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$15,000 per semester CORE UNITS Option 2 Principles of Project Management Research Thesis 1 ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Project Management and Information Research Thesis 2 Technology IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.5 Plus 24 credit points of Elective units (no band less than 6.0) Fundamentals of Cyber Security Enterprise Security Management ELECTIVE UNITS ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Networking Systems Fundamentals of Project Management A degree equivalent to an Database Analysis and Design Project Planning and Control Australian undergraduate degree Project Stakeholder Management or higher in a similar discipline. Advanced Object Oriented Programming Introduction to Research Project Risk Management Cloud Security Cybersecurity Law, Regulation and Policy Advanced Project Mobile Applications Data Warehousing and Mining Select one of the following options: Mobile Network Design Option 1 Research Project Part A Research Project Part B Plus 48 credit points of Elective units

65 LAW AND CRIMINOLOGY LAW CRIMINOLOGY AND

Build the foundations for a career as a Students have access to unique court barrister, solicitor, policy adviser, human placement programs with the Magistrates’, rights advocate, criminologist, migration Supreme, County and Family Courts. agent or paralegal. Our in-class learning, You will have the rare chance to shadow moot courts, work placements and a judge. Our teaching staff and adjunct industry partnerships prepare you for professors include a former High Court success. Our City Queen Campus is in judge and human rights advocate, and the heart of Melbourne’s legal district. Australia’s first female Attorney-General.

AWARD WINNING MOOT PROGRAM A$85,592

Get practical experience preparing for court The median annual salary of a solicitor in Australia and representing clients with our on-campus before tax is A$85,592 (Job Outlook 2020). moot (simulation) courts and award-winning mooting program.

A$105,872

The median annual salary of police officers in Australia before tax is A$105,872 (Job Outlook 2020).

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66 SINCE I WAS A CHILD, I DREAMT OF STUDYING IN

AUSTRALIA. I WAS INSPIRED AND CRIMINOLOGYLAW BY MY FATHER, SISTER AND BROTHER, WHO HAVE CAREERS IN LAW AND JUSTICE.

“VU is very multicultural, just like my country. University study is less stressful with the VU Block Model because you can focus on one subject at a time. The class sizes are small, so we can easily interact with teachers and receive personalised feedback.”

Toolsika Rawoah (Mauritius) Bachelor of Criminal Justice and Psychological Studies

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BACHELOR OF LAWS vu.edu.au/courses/international/BLAW COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: BLAW CRICOS: 040190B Gain a broad perspective on legal practice and You could work as a lawyer or in legal practice specialist academic and professional skills in in areas including criminal law, family law, LOCATION advocacy, ethical judgement, communication, commercial law and business. Many of our legal research and writing, interviewing graduates choose to work in community City Queen and negotiation. Take advantage of our legal centres providing legal access to moot program, which simulates court room disadvantaged groups, and in not-for-profit DURATION proceedings, and gain real-world experience of organisations. Roles include solicitor, lawyer, 4 years the justice system with our industry partners. policy adviser, legal adviser or human-rights advocate.

2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$14,800 per semester YEAR 1 YEAR 3 Australian Legal System in Context Australian Administrative Law ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Contracts 1 Equity and Trusts IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.5 Legal Research Methods Lawyers’ Ethics and Professional (no band less than 6.0) Torts Responsibility LAW CRIMINOLOGY AND Criminal Law 60 credit points of law electives ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Criminal Investigation, Procedure and YEAR 4 A secondary school qualification Sentencing equivalent to an Australian Year Evidence 12 certificate. Entry requires a Legal Writing and Drafting Internships and Law Practice completed supplementary form. Legal Interpretation Interviewing and Advocacy YEAR 2 Civil Procedure Real Property Law 24 credit points of law electives Corporations Law 24 credit points of non-law electives Constitutional Law The full course structure is on the website. Commercial Law 24 credit points of law electives 24 credit points of non-law electives

BACHELOR OF LAWS (GRADUATE ENTRY) BACHELOR OF CRIMINOLOGY/ vu.edu.au/courses/international/BLGE BACHELOR OF PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDIES vu.edu.au/courses/international/LBCP COURSE CODE: BLGE DURATION CRICOS: 041647K 3 years COURSE CODE: LBCP DURATION CRICOS: 102921K 4 years 2021 INTAKES 2021 FEES February, August A$14,800 per semester 2021 INTAKES 2021 FEES February, August A$14,800 per semester ENGLISH ADMISSION REQUIREMENT REQUIREMENT IELTS (or equiv.) An undergraduate ENGLISH ADMISSION overall 6.0 (no band less degree with a REQUIREMENT REQUIREMENT than 6.0) distinction (70% or IELTS (or equiv.) A secondary school above) average in overall 6.0 (no band qualification equivalent the final year. Entry less than 6.0) to an Australian Year 12 requires a completed certificate. supplementary form. COURSE DESCRIPTION COURSE DESCRIPTION Drawing on key themes in criminology and psychology, you'll gain This course is available to bachelor degree graduates from any the expertise needed to understand and solve real problems in the discipline. As well as exploring legal practice and ethics, this community. You'll study important subject areas such as: policing course covers all major areas of law including contracts, torts, and offending; criminal justice system; human rights; corporate property, constitutional, criminal and corporate. You will develop crime; victims, justice and the law; history, theories and practice of valuable skills in negotiation, mediation, legal drafting, statutory psychology; research methods in psychology; and clinical aspects interpretation and preparing for court appearances. When you of psychology. Through completion of the accredited psychology graduate, you’ll have satisfied the academic requirements for major, you'll gain a strong understanding of human behaviour and admission to legal practice in Victoria. Admission as an Australian emotions to complement your knowledge of criminal behaviour lawyer can be obtained after successful completion of the practical and motivations. legal training requirements.

68 BACHELOR OF CRIMINOLOGY vu.edu.au/courses/international/LBCR COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: LBCR CRICOS: 102415F Develop an understanding of the motivation Your qualification will be widely recognised behind criminal acts and gain the knowledge in areas including forensic work, police work, LOCATION and skills needed to help police, legal, and community legal settings, legal aid, paralegal social-welfare organisations address the work, youth justice, correctional services and City Queen causes and results of criminal behaviour. community services. You will study areas including policing DURATION and offending, law, crime and forensic investigations. Your strong foundation in law

3 years AND CRIMINOLOGYLAW subjects will help you work effectively within the legal system. 2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$13,000 YEAR 1 12 credit points Minor 2 Unit 1 Applied Human Rights YEAR 3 ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Australian Legal System in Context Victims, Justice and the Law IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 Legal Research Methods Crime Research and Methods (no band less than 6.0) Introduction to Criminology Research Project Policing and Offending ADMISSION REQUIREMENT 24 credit points Minor 1 Units 3-4 Criminal Law A secondary school qualification 36 credit points Minor 2 Units 2-4 equivalent to an Australian Year 12 Criminal Investigation, Procedure and Sentencing certificate. MINORS Legal Interpretation Human Rights YEAR 2 Interpersonal Skills and Conflict Resolution Criminal Justice Systems 2 Psychology Sociology of Law International Security Corporate Crime Comparative Criminal Justice and Human Rights History of Criminal Law and Trials Contemporary Issues in Criminology 24 credit points Minor 1 Units 1-2

BACHELOR OF LAWS/BACHELOR OF CRIMINOLOGY vu.edu.au/courses/international/LBLC COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: LBLC CRICOS: 102416E Launch a career investigating and prosecuting The Bachelor of Laws satisfies the academic crime, or defending the criminally accused, requirements to become an Australian lawyer, LOCATION with a law and criminology degree from VU. as required by the Victorian Legal Admissions Our Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Criminology Board. In order to become an Australian City Queen will give you broad knowledge of the causes Lawyer, you’ll also need to complete practical and consequences of crime. You’ll gain legal training or an equivalent. DURATION expertise in criminal investigation, sentencing, 4.5 years and security, at national and international levels. You will also develop practical skills in investigating and providing strategic advice in 2021 INTAKES relation to crime and crime management. February, August

2021 FEES A$14,800 per semester YEAR 1 Constitutional Law Australian Legal System in Context Privacy and Media Law ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Contracts 1 YEAR 3 IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.5 (no Legal Research Methods Sociology of Law band less than 6.0) unless a Torts graduate of other tertiary study Real Property Law Introduction to Criminology Contemporary Issues in Criminology Policing and Offending ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Crime Across Borders Criminal Law A secondary school qualification Commercial Law equivalent to an Australian Year 12 Criminal Investigation, Procedure and certificate. Sentencing Equity and Trusts Lawyers’ Ethics and Professional YEAR 2 Responsibility Criminal Justice Systems 2 12 credit points of Law Elective studies Corporate Crime The full course structure is on the website. History of Criminal Law and Trials Legal Writing and Drafting Legal Interpretation Corporations Law

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BACHELOR OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE vu.edu.au/courses/international/ABCJ COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: ABCJ CRICOS: 088599C Gain in-depth knowledge of our justice You will graduate work-ready in areas that systems and develop a holistic understanding support the legal system, including prisons, LOCATION of community justice. You will study the law police, corrections, the courts and youth and restorative justice models and learn the justice. Possible job titles include community Footscray Park contributing factors to why people interact justice worker, customs or immigration officer, with the legal system. You will learn in a police officer, correctional officer or court DURATION dynamic classroom environment that tests administrator. 3 years your ideas, builds your practical skills and strengthens your foundational knowledge. You will also undertake an industry placement. 2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$11,600 per semester YEAR 1 Young People and Substance Use Young People in a Global Community History of Criminal Law and Trials ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Aboriginal Traditions and Policy YEAR 3

LAW JUSTICE AND IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 Applied Human Rights Professional Culture and Collaboration (no band less than 6.0) Criminal Justice Systems Research in the Community Youth and Community Contexts ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Sociology of Law Working in Human Services Organisations A secondary school qualification Supporting Young People in Dual Diagnosis equivalent to an Australian Year 12 Policing and Offending Settings certificate. Australian Legal System in Context Working with Young People with Complex Issues YEAR 2 Professional Practice 2 Holistic Practice With Young People Rights, Advocacy and Discrimination Project Design and Implementation Change and Community Justice Criminal Justice Systems 2 Ethics Young People with All Abilities

BACHELOR OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDIES vu.edu.au/courses/international/ABCY COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: ABCY CRICOS: 095830J Gain a strong understanding of the factors that Be graduate-ready for a career in a wide contribute to criminal behaviour. You will also variety of areas in the justice sector, including LOCATION learn about the legal, political and community health and community services and policy responses to social dislocation and disorder. development. After graduation, you may Footscray Park Our expert lecturers will provide a clear decide to apply for honours in psychology, overview of criminal justice systems, ethics, then pursue postgraduate studies in such DURATION crime investigation, and law and governance. fields as forensic and clinical psychology and 3 years Your psychology studies will provide insights criminology, or pursue further professional on the factors that underpin human behaviour training in the justice or welfare sectors. and development. You’ll graduate equipped 2021 INTAKES with the analytical and problem-solving skills February, August needed for roles in criminal justice, police and welfare systems. The Bachelor of Criminal \ Justice and Psychological Studies is accredited 2021 FEES by the Australian Psychological Accreditation A$11,600 per semester Council.

ENGLISH REQUIREMENT IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 YEAR 1 Ethics (no band less than 6.0) Young People in a Global Community Developmental Psychology Psychology 1A History of Criminal Law and Trials ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Psychology 1B Plus 12 credit points of elective units A secondary school qualification equivalent to an Australian Year 12 Foundations of Psychological Research ELECTIVE UNITS certificate. Applied Human Rights Counselling Theory and Practice Criminal Justice Systems Group Behaviour Working in Human Services Organisations Organisations and Work Foundations of Social Science Research Psychobiology YEAR 2 Psychoanalysis Psychology 2A Relationship and Family Wellbeing Psychology 2B The full course structure is on the website. Project Design and Implementation Criminal Justice Systems 2

70 GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MIGRATION LAW vu.edu.au/courses/international/LGML COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: LGML CRICOS: 096290B VU is Australia’s leading migration law The Graduate Diploma in Migration Law is education provider, with the longest-running designed for prospective migration agents, LOCATION program nationwide. Through applied including legal practitioners, HR migration research and study, you will gain practical specialists and government workers. By City Queen knowledge and skills in migration law and completing the Graduate Diploma in Migration policy expertise, legal research and drafting Law and the prescribed external capstone DURATION skills, submission writing techniques, exam, you will be eligible for registration 1 year professional and interpersonal communication as a migration agent with the Office of the skills, as well as knowledge about the migrant Migration Agents Registration Authority.

experience and human rights issues. AND JUSTICE LAW 2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$16,000 per semester YEAR 1 Practitioner Legal Skills for Australian Migration Law ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Australian Migration Law IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.5 (no band less than 6.0) Australia’s Visa System 1 Australia’s Visa System 2 ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Visa Compliance and Cancellation An Australian undergraduate Migration Review Mechanisms degree or equivalent in any discipline. Applied Migration Law Managing a Migration Agent business

VU HAS AN AMAZING CAMPUS IN THE HEART OF THE LAW PRECINCT IN MELBOURNE.

“As part of my studies I took part in a justice tour in India. The opportunity to attend classes and immerse myself in the Indian culture was absolutely incredible and such a life-changing experience.”

Rhiannon Stoneman (Australia) Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Criminology

71 SOCIAL, COMMUNITY AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL, COMMUNITY YOUTH AND DEVELOPMENT

Make a difference with a rewarding Our Bachelor of Social Work is accredited career in social, community or youth by the Australian Association of development. Our placements help you Social Workers. Our graduates find gain the experience you need to begin employment in government, not-for-profit your career with confidence. Community organisations and in the private sector. Development students learn practical skills in foreign aid delivery.

5 STARS A$69,056

We received 5 stars for Learner Engagement in Social The annual median salary of community and Work (Good Universities Guide 2020). welfare support workers in Australia before tax is A$69,056 (Job Outlook 2020).

A$121,576

The annual median salary of public policy and strategic planning managers in Australia before tax is A$121,576 (Job Outlook 2020).

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72 MY COURSE IS ACCREDITED BY DEVELOPMENT AND YOUTH COMMUNITY SOCIAL, THE AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATION OF SOCIAL WORKERS AND IS DESIGNED AND DELIVERED TO PREPARE US WITH ALL THE EXPERIENCE WE NEED.

“The University provides an engaging platform with opportunities to explore and develop our potential, personally and professionally. It's a great learning environment, both in the classroom and through industry-based placements. Don't worry if you're new to Melbourne and a bit unsure of everything. This city will soon become your home and before you know it, you will be embraced as part of the VU family!”

Fouzia Islam (Bangladesh) Bachelor of Social Work

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BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK vu.edu.au/courses/international/ABSW COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: ABSW CRICOS: 077997B Improve people’s lives by addressing social You will graduate as a professional social problems, human rights issues and social worker, equipped with the skills to change LOCATION justice concerns. This course will give you an people’s lives for the better. You will be eligible in-depth understanding of interpersonal and for membership of the Australian Association Footscray Nicholson group work, community development, policy of Social Workers. Graduates typically find analysis, social research and social action. You employment with not-for-profit or charitable DURATION will gain the skills and knowledge to develop organisations, as well as the community and 4 years the potential of individuals, groups and government sectors. Roles include social communities and you’ll have the opportunity worker, youth worker or community health to apply these insights during two placements. centre counsellor. 2021 INTAKES February

2021 FEES A$13,100 per semester YEAR 1 YEAR 3 Introduction to Sociology Introduction to Social Policy ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Aboriginal Traditions and Policy Professional Practice IELTS (or equiv.) overall 7.0 Applied Human Rights Working with Individuals and Families (no band less than 7.0) Working in Human Services Organisations Social Research 2 Introduction to Social Work Young People with All Abilities ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Foundations of Social Science Research A secondary school qualification Introduction to Public Health and Wellness YEAR 4 equivalent to an Australian Year 12 Interpersonal Skills and Communication Understanding and Responding to Family certificate. Violence

SOCIAL, COMMUNITY YOUTH AND DEVELOPMENT YEAR 2 Health and Mental Health: Practice and Policy Groupwork Theory and Practice Advanced Professional Practice Social Welfare: History and Current Context Social Work Advocacy: Scope, Research and Design Human Development in Social Context Social Work Advocacy: Social Change in Action Critical Social Work Theories Social Work Theories Social Work and Trauma Informed Care Skills for Social Work Direct Practice Social Work Practice: Legal Context

BACHELOR OF YOUTH WORK vu.edu.au/courses/international/ABYW COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: ABYW CRICOS: 074356D Make a difference to the lives of disadvantaged This course is accredited by the Youth Workers’ young people. This degree is the largest in Association in Victoria. You will graduate with LOCATION Australia and it is delivered by experts in the a solid professional foundation for working field. You will receive expert guidance from with young people, specialist knowledge to Footscray Park specialist youth sociologists and workers support disadvantaged groups and clarity on from the disability, legal care and community the services available to teenagers and young DURATION development sectors. You will also undertake adults, as well as practical management and 3 years professional work placements. leadership skills.

2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$12,500 per semester YEAR 1 YEAR 3 Youth Work Practice Youth Policy and Civics ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Youth Work Practice 2 Professional Culture and Collaboration IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 Young People in a Global Community Research in the Community (no band less than 6.0) Aboriginal History and Political Movements Supporting Young People in Dual Diagnosis Applied Human Rights Settings ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Principles of Youth Participation Working with Young People with Complex A secondary school qualification Issues Youth and Community Contexts equivalent to an Australian Year 12 Professional Practice 2 certificate. Youth and Community Programs Digital Life & Learning YEAR 2 Ethics and Youth Work Practice Holistic Practice with Young People Professional Practice 1 Youth Policy, Civics and Culture Change and Community Justice Young People with All Abilities Young People and Substance Use Rights, Advocacy and Discrimination

74 BACHELOR OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT vu.edu.au/courses/international/ABCD COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: ABCD CRICOS: 088782D Develop the skills to become an effective When you graduate, you will be ready to

community worker. You will make communities work in the not-for-profit, community or DEVELOPMENT AND YOUTH COMMUNITY SOCIAL, LOCATION stronger and be an advocate for change. government sectors. Job titles include This course focuses on practical skills and community development/liaison officer, Footscray Park includes extensive placements in community project coordinator, advocacy campaigner, development organisations. You have the policy officer, international aid worker and DURATION option of studying abroad with one of our researcher. 3 years overseas partners, giving you the opportunity to broaden your world view and build your capacity as a community worker. 2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$11,600 per semester YEAR 1 Criminal Justice Systems 2 Young People in a Global Community 24 credit points from one minor ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Aboriginal History and Political Movements YEAR 3 IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 Community Development from the Local to (no band less than 6.0) the Global Professional Culture and Collaboration Applied Human Rights Research in the Community ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Working in Human Services Organisations Conflict Resolution in Groups and Communities A secondary school qualification Youth and Community Contexts equivalent to an Australian Year 12 Rights, Advocacy and Discrimination Youth and Community Programs certificate. Professional Practice 2 Global Environmental Issues 24 credit points from one minor YEAR 2 MINORS Holistic Practice with Young People Gender Studies Professional Practice 1 International Development Management in Non-Government Organisations Student Welfare Project Design and Implementation Aboriginal Yulendj (Knowledge) and Community Change and Community Justice Political Science

MASTER OF INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT vu.edu.au/courses/international/AMCD COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: AMCD CRICOS: 083312G Become a leader in social change, human Graduates gain employment in areas rights and sustainable development. Study such as human rights, humanitarian aid LOCATION community development project design and development work. Careers include and management, globalisation and social consultant, adviser or project manager in Footscray Park movements, geopolitical impacts on the the government or community sector, or governance of international organisations, with organisations including the Australian DURATION conflict resolution and peace building. VU Red Cross, Save the Children and the Asylum 2 years is one of the few universities in Australia to Seeker Resource Centre. offer regional and contextual studies in Latin America, Africa and Asia. 2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$11,600 per semester YEAR 1 Research Thesis (Part 1) Research Methods Research Thesis (Part 2) ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Community Development: Theory and Practice 48 credit points of Elective studies IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.5 Community Development: Project Planning (no band less than 6.0) and Management ELECTIVES Transnational Gender Issues and Human Interpreting ‘Asia’ and the ‘Pacific’ ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Rights Engaging Communities for Sustainability A degree equivalent to an Building Capacity and Mobilising Civil Society Migration, Culture and Identity Australian undergraduate degree Conflict Resolution in Groups and Management in Non-Government or higher. Students must submit Communities a 500-word written statement Organisations outlining why they want to do this 24 credit points of elective studies Regional and International Organisations and course. Policy YEAR 2 Study Tour OPTION A - Community-based Research Post-Colonial and Indigenous Approaches to Community-Based Research (Part 1) Learning and Teaching in the 21 Century Community-Based Research (Part 2) Foundations of Public Health 48 credit points of Elective studies OR Global Food Systems and Food Security Concepts in Humanitarian Assistance OPTION B - Research Thesis

75 SPORT AND EXERCISE SCIENCE SPORT EXERCISE AND SCIENCE

Your career in sport begins at VU. With Our extensive partnerships include the more sports-related courses than any International Federation of Association other Australian university, world-leading Football (FIFA), Sport Australia, the research and world-class facilities, Australian Institute of Sport, Melbourne we offer amazing opportunities to Victory Football Club, Real Madrid grow your career in exercise science, Graduate School Universidad Europea outdoor education, sport management and The Outdoor Education Group. and more. Network with over 300 elite and community sporting bodies.

9TH IN THE WORLD A$68 MILLION

We are ranked equal 9th in the world for sport science We have A$68 million sport and exercise science in the 2020 Academic Ranking of World Universities facilities at Footscray Park Campus and an published by the ShanghaiRanking Consultancy. A$8 million sport and recreation learning centre at VU Whitten Oval.

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Our elite athlete students include 37 Olympians, four Paralympians and 26 Commonwealth Games athletes.

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76 VU WAS MY FIRST CHOICE BECAUSE OF ITS RESOURCES AND SCIENCE AND EXERCISE SPORT BECAUSE IT RANKS IN THE TOP 2% OF UNIVERSITIES IN THE WORLD.

“The best thing about my course is that I can follow my passion and study what I love. For any person passionate about sports, VU is heaven. I could not find such a variety of courses anywhere else. I am sure this course will lead me to my dream of creating an impact in the sports and fitness industry.”

Parth Desai (India) Bachelor of Exercise Science (Sports Practice)

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DIPLOMA OF SPORT - SIS50319 vu.edu.au/courses/international/SIS50319 COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: SIS50319 CRICOS: 102719A Kick off your career in the sports industry Upon graduation, you will obtain a with a Diploma of Sport. You’ll learn how to sport-specific coaching accreditation, which LOCATION plan and deliver sports coaching sessions and will enable you to take up positions as a strength and conditioning programs. Learning sport-specific coach in industry. You will Footscray Park from current industry professionals, you’ll also complete a series of general coaching gain skills and knowledge in sport coaching, certifications online and gain experience DURATION sport integrity, sport marketing, project coaching participants at various levels and 1 year management, sport psychology, and customer age groups. service. As a student of a leading sports university, you will have access to world-class 2021 INTAKES facilities, sports research and our extensive February network of sport partners.

2021 FEES $8,921 CORE UNITS Imported Manage risk Develop and implement marketing strategies ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Maintain work health and safety IELTS (or equiv.) overall 5.5 Lead and manage people (no band less than 5.0) ELECTIVES ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Group A SPORT EXERCISE AND SCIENCE A secondary school qualification Provide first aid equivalent to an Australian Year Meet participant coaching needs 12 certificate, or higher. A Police Records Check and Working with Plan, conduct and review coaching programs Children Check are required prior Apply sport psychology principles to placements. Apply anti-doping policies Manage integrity in sport

Group F Manage quality customer service Manage volunteer workforce development Conduct a sport, fitness or recreation event Manage projects

BACHELOR OF SPORT MANAGEMENT vu.edu.au/courses/international/SBSM COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: SBSM CRICOS: 084881M Build a career in the sport, recreation When you graduate, you will be ready to and outdoor adventure industries. Learn manage professional sports organisations, LOCATION sports management techniques and their community sports programs, major sporting application in planning, human resource events and sporting facilities. You’ll also Footscray Park management, finance, leadership, marketing have the skills to manage social development and performance evaluation. You will benefit projects, outdoor adventure activities and DURATION from our extensive industry partnerships active recreation experiences. 3 years and our placement program ensures you will develop professional connections before you even graduate. 2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$13,700 per semester YEAR 1 COMPULSORY MINOR Introduction to Marketing Professional Development in Sport and Outdoor Recreation ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Management and Organisation Behaviour IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 Introduction to Adventure Environments MINORS (no band less than 6.0) Introduction to Sport and Active Recreation Adventure Sports Foundations of Sport and Active Recreation ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Games and Sports Community Building for Sport and Active Health (Sport Science Minor) A secondary school qualification Recreation equivalent to an Australian Year Outdoor Recreation Leadership 12 certificate, or higher. A Police Financial Management for Sport and Active Records Check and Working with Recreation Sport and Active Communities Children Check are required prior Human Resources for Sport and Active Sport Coaching to placements. Recreation

YEARS 2 & 3

MAJORS Outdoor Recreation Leadership Sport and Active Communities

78 BACHELOR OF EXERCISE SCIENCE (CLINICAL PRACTICE) vu.edu.au/courses/international/ABHE COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: ABHE CRICOS: 084834G This course focuses on using exercise for Join a group of VU graduates known to be rehabilitation. It covers biomechanics, clinical strong performers in the sports industry due LOCATION exercise, pathophysiology, nutrition and diet, to their practical experience. This course will and motor learning. You’ll develop a solid allow you to gain employment in a range of Footscray Park understanding of the science that underpins roles including as an exercise physiologist, sport and exercise. You’ll work with new personal trainer, sport scientist, strength and DURATION ideas and technologies, and gain knowledge conditioning coach, or sport nutritionist. SCIENCE AND EXERCISE SPORT 3 years and skills for a professional career in clinical exercise physiology, rehabilitation, sport science or human movement. 2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$13,700 per semester YEAR 1 Advanced Biomechanics Structural Kinesiology Clinical Exercise Practice 1 ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Research Methods for Exercise Professionals Applied Exercise Psychology IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 Human Growth and Lifespan Development Motor Control (no band less than 6.0) Resistance Training Functional Anatomy of the Head and Back Biomechanics Pathophysiology 1 ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Human Physiology Exercise, Health and Disease A secondary school qualification equivalent to an Australian Year Exercise Physiology Sport and Exercise Science Capstone 12 certificate, or higher. A Police Exercise and Sport Psychology Corrective Exercise Prescription and Injury Records Check and Working with Management Children Check are required prior YEARS 2 & 3 to placements. Advanced Training and Conditioning Nutrition and Diet for Exercise and Physical Education Exercise Interventions for Healthy Populations Motor Learning Advanced Resistance Training Functional Kinesiology Advanced Exercise Physiology

BACHELOR OF EXERCISE SCIENCE (SPORT PRACTICE) vu.edu.au/courses/international/ABHD COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: ABHD CRICOS: 084833G Learn from world-leading experts in sport Our graduates find employment at elite sport studies and enjoy access to state-of-the- organisations, leisure centres, community LOCATION art facilities. This course covers biological service organisations and even start their and social sciences, with a focus on sports own businesses. Pursue a career in exercise Footscray Park physiology and biomechanics. You will physiology, personal fitness training, build a solid understanding of the science community fitness and health services, sports DURATION that underpins sports and exercise. You data analysis, performance coaching, athlete 3 years will benefit from our industry connections, talent identification and development, and with professional placements and industry sports nutrition. networking opportunities. 2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$13,700 per semester YEAR 1 Advanced Exercise Physiology Structural Kinesiology Advanced Biomechanics ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Research Methods for Exercise Professionals Sport Physiology IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 (no Human Growth and Lifespan Development Clinical Exercise Practice 1 band less than 6.0) Resistance Training Social Dimensions of Sport and Exercise Biomechanics Applied Exercise Psychology ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Human Physiology Motor Control A secondary school qualification equivalent to an Australian Year Exercise Physiology Professional Ethics 12 certificate or higher. A Police Exercise and Sport Psychology Advanced Training and Conditioning Records Check and a Working with Exercise, Health and Disease Children Check are required prior YEARS 2 & 3 to placements. Nutrition and Diet for Exercise and Physical Education Exercise Interventions for Healthy Populations Sports Biomechanics Motor Learning Advanced Resistance Training Functional Kinesiology

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BACHELOR OF OUTDOOR LEADERSHIP vu.edu.au/courses/international/SBOL COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: SBOL CRICOS: 099055M This unique degree meets the needs of the Career options include roles in adventure outdoor education and recreation sectors. tourism, adventure sports, environmental LOCATION Learn about the natural environment, planning education, outdoor adventure, outdoor and group leadership and apply your on- education, outdoor recreation and nature Footscray Park campus study during activities in our outdoor tourism. Job titles include camp program labs. The main themes are explored through manager, environmental educator, outdoor DURATION activities such as bushwalking, canoeing, educator, outdoor adventure guide, instructor 3 years cycling, rafting, alpine activities and rock or facilitator, park ranger or business owner. climbing. The course includes a paid internship with The Outdoor Education Group. 2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$13,700 per semester YEAR 1 Programming and Logistics in Natural Interpersonal Skills and Communication Environments Introduction to Adventure Environments Environmental Inquiry, Sustainability and ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Communities Natural Environments 1 IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 Outdoor and Environmental Philosophy (no band less than 6.0) Safety in Natural Environments Adventure Based Learning for Outdoor MAJORS ADMISSION REQUIREMENT SPORT EXERCISE AND SCIENCE Environments Ecology and Environmental Management A secondary school qualification Preparing to Lead in Natural Environments equivalent to an Australian Year Sport and Active Communities 12 certificate, or higher. A Police Sport Performance Records Check and Working with PROFESSIONAL CORE UNITS Children Check are required prior Natural Environments 2 Human Movement to placements. River Environments 1 Sport Coaching Bush Environments Outdoor Leadership Industry Internship Mountain Environments The full course structure is on the website. Risk Management in Natural Environments Leading Facilitating and Interpreting in Natural Environments

BACHELOR OF SPORT SCIENCE vu.edu.au/courses/international/SBSA COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: SBSA CRICOS: 096485B Join Australia’s leading sport university. Our graduates work at elite sport You’ll graduate with excellent foundational organisations, leisure centres and community LOCATION knowledge for a professional career in the service organisations, with some starting sport and exercise industry, with key skills in their own business. This course leads to Footscray Park physiology, kinesiology, biomechanics and careers in areas including exercise physiology, exercise psychology. Majors include Sport personal fitness training, sport nutrition, DURATION Performance, Human Movement and Sport sports data analysis, talent identification and 3 years Coaching. development, performance coaching and community fitness.

2021 INTAKES February

2021 FEES A$13,700 per semester YEAR 1 ELECTIVES - MAJORS Structural Kinesiology Human Movement ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Research Methods for Exercise Professionals Sport Coaching IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 Human Growth and Lifespan Development Sport Performance (no band less than 6.0) Resistance Training ELECTIVES – MINORS Biomechanics ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Adventure Sports Human Physiology A secondary school qualification Applied Anatomy for Exercise Exercise Physiology equivalent to an Australian Year 12 Fitness and Conditioning certificate. Exercise and Sport Psychology Health and Nutrition YEARS 2 & 3 Human Movement Nutrition and Diet for Exercise and Physical Sport and Active Communities Education Sport Coaching Motor Learning Sport Performance Exercise Science Career Development Professional Ethics

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I FEEL VU’S FOCUS ON INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE THROUGH WORK PLACEMENTS IS A VITAL FEATURE OF THEIR APPROACH TO EDUCATION.

“Placements enable you It also provides an to understand more than opportunity to impress just work practices – the employer should job you can see workplace opportunities emerge.” culture, management Trent Jacobs support structures and CEO, Melbourne Victory Football Club department integration.

81 BACHELOR OF SPORT MANAGEMENT/BACHELOR OF BUSINESS vu.edu.au/courses/international/SBSB COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: SBSB CRICOS: 084880A Aim for an exciting career in sport or business You’ll graduate ready to plan, organise and with this double degree, which prepares you lead activities at the elite and community LOCATION for management, training and operational level. Your understanding of planning, finance, roles. We teach important skills in policy, marketing and people management will Footscray Park planning and strategy, team management, prepare you for a range of careers in business, player welfare and support, gym and exercise sporting organisations, local government, or DURATION program administration, and coordination outdoor adventure. 4 years of community-based activity programs. You’ll also gain valuable work experience and industry contacts through our placement 2021 INTAKES program. February, August

2021 FEES A$13,700 per semester YEAR 1 CORE UNITS YEAR 2 Integrated Business Challenge Business Statistics ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Management and Organisation Behaviour Business Law IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 Introduction to Sport and Active Recreation Economic Principles (no band less than 6.0) Foundations of Sport and Active Recreation Community Building for Sport and Active Accounting for Decision Making Recreation

SPORT EXERCISE AND SCIENCE ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Information Systems for Business Ethics in Sport Management and Active A secondary school qualification Recreation equivalent to an Australian Year 12 Introduction to Marketing certificate. Human Resources for Sport and Active The full course structure is on the website. Recreation

BACHELOR OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORT SCIENCE vu.edu.au/courses/international/SBPH COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: SBPH CRICOS: 088601C Turn your passion for physical activity and Graduates of this course can pursue careers sport, and your ability to inspire others, into in fields including physical education, sport LOCATION a lifelong career. In our top-rated physical science, fitness, health, exercise rehabilitation education and sport science program you will and coaching. Footscray Park study a range of subjects across disciplines such as games and sports, skill acquisition, DURATION motor development, inclusive physical 3 years activity, anatomy, kinesiology, health, exercise physiology, biomechanics, individual fitness activities, aquatics, athletics and nutrition. 2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$13,700 per semester YEAR 1 PROFESSIONAL CORE UNITS Structural Kinesiology Nutrition and Diet for Exercise and Physical Education ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Biomechanics Motor Learning IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 Human Physiology (no band less than 6.0) Exercise Physiology Sport and Social Analysis Exercise and Sport Psychology Social Dimensions of Sport and Exercise ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Introduction to Adventure Environments Sexuality and Relationships A secondary school qualification Social Bases of Health: Global Perspectives equivalent to an Australian Year Inclusion and Diversity in Physical Activity 12 certificate, or higher. A Police Aquatic and Athletic Movement Activities Rhythmic and Expressive Movement Records Check and Working with Major and Minor Games Children Check are required prior to placements. Growth and Motor Development Games and Sports Perspectives on Physical Education Sport Ethics

The full course structure is on the website.

82 MASTER OF CLINICAL EXERCISE SCIENCE AND REHABILITATION vu.edu.au/courses/international/AMEP COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: AMEP CRICOS: 077582C Become an accredited exercise physiologist. This course will prepare you to work You will learn to assess and prescribe with people who have musculoskeletal LOCATION exercise and physical activity for people with injuries, neurological conditions, metabolic chronic conditions or complex care needs. conditions, cardiovascular conditions and Footscray Park Our program follows a strong evidence- various comorbidities. You will be eligible for based approach to the scope of practice of accreditation as an exercise physiologist and DURATION clinical exercise physiology. To consolidate could work in a range of settings including SCIENCE AND EXERCISE SPORT 1.5 years your theoretical learning, you will gain hospitals, community health centres, sports significant practical experience during clinical clinics and rehabilitation clinics. placements. 2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$15,100 per semester UNITS OPTION 1 - Coursework Exercise Assessments and Interventions for Enhancing Muscular Performance Cardiorespiratory Conditions ENGLISH REQUIREMENT Behavioural Aspects of Active Living Exercise Assessments and Interventions for IELTS (or equiv.) overall 7.0 Metabolic Conditions and Cancer (no band less than 7.0) OPTION 2 - Thesis Exercise and Mental Health Minor Thesis ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Case Management for Clinical Exercise Completion of an Australian Clinical Exercise Practice bachelor degree or equivalent in a Exercise Assessments and Interventions for similar discipline, or higher. Musculoskeletal Conditions Exercise Assessments and Interventions for Neurological Conditions Occupational Health and Exercise Rehabilitation Advanced Case Management and Practice Applied Sports Statistics

MASTER OF SPORT BUSINESS vu.edu.au/courses/international/SMBS COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: SMBS CRICOS: 103438B Gain the professional and personal skills to As a graduate of the Master of Sport Business, succeed in the global sport business industry you will be suited to a range of management LOCATION with a Master of Sport Business from VU. and leadership roles in the global sport This course prepares you for the pressures industry. You will be equipped to add to the City Flinders and complexity of contemporary sport public value of the sport industry through management by combining cutting-edge working in sport integrity, partnerships, DURATION theory with intensive case analysis and best- marketing, economics, strategic management, 1.5 years practice strategic management. You will have facilities and events, and many other the opportunity to undertake professional- opportunities locally and globally. level research, study abroad (notably through 2021 INTAKES our partnership with the Real Madrid Graduate February, August School Universidad Europea) and gain industry experience to ensure you are a highly competent and confident graduate. 2021 FEES A$19,200 per semester

ENGLISH REQUIREMENT UNITS SPECIALISATIONS IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.5 Current Issues and Trends in Sport Minor Thesis (no band less than 6.0) Research Methods and Applied Statistics Applied Research Industry Engagement Management ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Sport Integrity and Ethics Completion of an Australian bachelor degree or equivalent in a Learning to Lead People in High Performance similar discipline, or higher. Teams Strategic Sport Marketing Strategic Planning and Management for Sport Business Sport Facility and Event Management

83 TOURISM, HOSPITALITY AND EVENTS TOURISM, HOSPITALITY AND EVENTS AND HOSPITALITY TOURISM,

Start your career in the rapidly growing Learn in the workplace with our extensive tourism, hospitality and events sector. industry partnership network that includes We are the only Australian university the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition to offer industry-based programs from Centre, Crown Hotels and Resorts, RACV vocational certificate level through to PhDs. Clubs and Resorts, Museums Victoria and Industry partnerships and placements are Melbourne Fashion Week. central to our teaching at VU.

1ST 3

VU has established Australia’s first School for the We have three state-of-the-art commercial kitchens Visitor Economy. and an award-winning 150-seat training restaurant.

37TH IN THE WORLD

VU is ranked world standard for research in Tourism (Excellence in Research in Australia).

VU.EDU.AU/TOURISM-HOSPITALITY

84 I AM FROM VIETNAM

AND I LOVE STUDYING TOURISM, HOSPITALITY AND EVENTS AT VU. IT IS A GREAT UNIVERSITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS.

“I’ve made lots of friends from different countries and we enjoy our time together through our class activities. I am studying tourism management, policy development, tourism planning and ways to increase tourism, as well as the issues and challenges faced by destinations around the world. Studying at VU will be one of the best decisions you will make.”

Thao Nguyen (Vietnam) Master of Tourism and Destination Management

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CERTIFICATE III IN COMMERCIAL COOKERY - SIT30816 & CERTIFICATE IV IN COMMERCIAL COOKERY - SIT40516 vu.edu.au/courses/international/SIT30816 & vu.edu.au/courses/international/SIT40516

COURSE CODES: SIT30816 & COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES SIT40516 CRICOS: 095616D & 0100178 Certificate III and Certificate IV provide a Certificate IV gives you the skills and strong understanding of the hospitality knowledge required to find employment in industry, including menu planning, specialised restaurants, hotels and clubs. It gives you LOCATION cooking, food hygiene and sustainable work practical culinary and management skills, Footscray Nicholson practices. You will learn how to prepare dishes preparing you for leadership or supervisory in our state-of-the-art hospitality training positions in kitchen environments. Graduates DURATION centre, which includes commercial and of the Certificate IV can become a head chef, Certificate III: 1 year demonstration kitchens, a training bar and a sous chef or chef de partie (line chef). 150-seat restaurant that has been named best Certificate IV: 1.5 years training restaurant in Victoria. 2021 INTAKES February, July

2021 FEES CERTIFICATE IV CORE UNITS SITHKOP002 - Plan and cost basic menus A$6,400 per semester BSBDIV501 - Manage diversity in the workplace SITHKOP004 - Develop menus for special BSBSUS401 - Implement and monitor dietary requirements ENGLISH REQUIREMENT environmentally sustainable work practices SITHKOP005 - Coordinate cooking operations Certificate III: IELTS (or equiv.) SITHCCC001 - Use food preparation equipment SITHPAT006 - Produce desserts overall 5.5 (no band less than 5.0) SITHCCC005 - Prepare dishes using basic SITXCOM005 - Manage conflict Certificate IV: IELTS (or equiv.) methods of cookery SITXFIN003 - Manage finances within a budget overall 5.5 (no band less than 5.0) SITHCCC006 - Prepare appetisers and salads SITXFSA001 - Use hygienic food safety practices TOURISM, HOSPITALITY AND EVENTS AND HOSPITALITY TOURISM, SITHCCC007 - Prepare stocks, sauces and soups ADMISSION REQUIREMENT SITXFSA002 - Participate in safe food handling SITHCCC008 - Prepare vegetable, fruit, eggs practices A secondary school qualification and farinaceous dishes equivalent to an Australian Year 11 SITXHRM001 - Coach others in job skills qualification, or higher. A Police SITHCCC012 - Prepare poultry dishes SITXHRM003 - Lead and manage people Records Check is required prior to SITHCCC013 - Prepare seafood dishes placements. SITXINV002 - Maintain the quality of perishable SITHCCC014 - Prepare meat dishes items SITHCCC018 - Prepare food to meet special SITXMGT001 - Monitor work operations dietary requirements SITXWHS003 - Implement and monitor work SITHCCC019 - Produce cakes, pastries and health and safety practices breads SITHCCC020 - Work effectively as a cook The full course structure is on the website.

DIPLOMA OF HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT - SIT50416 vu.edu.au/courses/international/SIT50416 COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: SIT50416 CRICOS: 095617C Gain the knowledge and training necessary In addition to your career options in the to succeed as a manager in the hospitality hospitality industry, you are eligible to transfer LOCATION industry. This course is designed to equip you into the second year of the VU Bachelor of to work in restaurants, cafes, hotels and other Business. You are also guaranteed entry to Footscray Nicholson areas of hospitality. Study areas include staff the Associate Degree in Hospitality and Hotel management, business operations, food and Management. DURATION beverage service, safety and marketing. You’ll 1 year apply your skills in our commercial kitchens, training bar and 150-seat restaurant, and take advantage of our industry placements. 2021 INTAKES February, July

2021 FEES A$6,300 per semester CORE UNITS ELECTIVE UNITS BSBDIV501 - Manage diversity in the workplace SITXFSA001 - Use hygienic practices for food safety ENGLISH REQUIREMENT BSBMGT517 - Manage operational plan SITXCCS007 - Enhance customer service SITHIND004 - Work effectively in hospitality IELTS (or equiv.) overall 5.5 service (no band less than 5.5) experiences SITXCCS008 - Develop and manage quality BSBCMM401 - Make a presentation ADMISSION REQUIREMENT customer service practices SITHFAB002 - Provide responsible service of alcohol A secondary school qualification SITXCOM005 - Manage conflict equivalent to an Australian SITXFIN003 - Manage finances within a budget SITHFAB003 - Operate a bar Year 11 qualification. A Police SITHFAB007 - Serve food and beverage Records Check is required prior to SITXFIN004 - Prepare and monitor budgets placements. SITXGLC001 - Research and comply with SITHFAB009 - Conduct a product tasting for regulatory requirements alcoholic beverages SITXHRM002 - Roster staff SITHFAB011 - Provide advice on beers, spirits and liqueurs SITXHRM003 - Lead and manage people SITHFAB019 - Plan and monitor espresso SITXMGT001 - Monitor work operations coffee service SITXMGT002 - Establish and conduct business SITTTSL010 - Use a computerised reservations relationships or operations system SITXWHS003 - Implement and monitor work health and safety practices The full course structure is on the website.

86 ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT - SIT60316 vu.edu.au/courses/international/SIT60316 COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: SIT60316 CRICOS: 095618B Advance your hospitality career with skills You will graduate ready for a range of senior for senior management positions. You management roles including operations LOCATION will develop advanced skills in hospitality manager and food and beverage manager. operations and leadership including human You will also have the option of guaranteed Footscray Nicholson resource management, financial management, entry to the Bachelor of Business (Tourism and TOURISM, HOSPITALITY AND EVENTS marketing strategies and business planning. Hospitality Management major) with 144 credit DURATION You will have access to software used by points. 1.5 years leading hotels and restaurants across Australia.

2021 INTAKES February, July

2020 FEES CORE UNITS SITXMPR007 - Develop and implement A$6,300 per semester BSBDIV501 - Manage diversity in the workplace marketing strategies BSBFIM601 - Manage finances SITXWHS004 - Establish and maintain a work health and safety system ENGLISH REQUIREMENT BSBMGT517 - Manage operational plan IELTS (or equiv.) overall 5.5 BSBMGT617 - Develop and implement a (no band less than 5.0) ELECTIVE UNITS business plan SITXFSA001 - Use hygienic practices for food SITXCCS008 - Develop and manage quality safety ADMISSION REQUIREMENT customer service practices BSBFIA302 - Process payroll A secondary school qualification SITXFIN003 - Manage finances within a budget equivalent to an Australian Year 12 BSBHRM604 - Manage employee relations certificate. A Police Records Check SITXFIN004 - Prepare and monitor budgets BSBRSK501 - Manage risk is required prior to placements. SITXFIN005 - Manage physical assets HLTAID003 - Provide first aid SITXGLC001 - Research and comply with SITHCCC005 - Prepare dishes using basic regulatory requirements methods of cookery SITXHRM003 - Lead and manage people SITHCCC006 - Prepare appetisers and salads SITXHRM004 - Recruit, select and induct staff SITHCCC007 - Prepare stocks, sauces and SITXHRM006 - Monitor staff performance soups SITXMGT001 - Monitor work operations The full course structure is on the website. SITXMGT002 - Establish and conduct business relationships

ASSOCIATE DEGREE IN HOSPITALITY AND HOTEL MANAGEMENT vu.edu.au/courses/international/VAHH COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: VAHH CRICOS: 0100454 Develop your business management and This course will prepare you for job titles such leaderships skills. This course gives you an as food and beverage manager, hotel manager, LOCATION applied knowledge of the major operational, restaurant manager, accommodation manager, managerial and organisational issues in operations manager, function manager, small Footscray Nicholson the industry. You will learn skills in hotel business operator and event manager. This operations management, food, wine and course also provides a pathway to the Bachelor DURATION catering operations, accounting, marketing of Business with 192 credit points of advanced 2 years and business communications, contracts, risk standing. and business law and resort management.

2021 INTAKES February, August

2021 FEES A$8,400 per semester YEAR 1 YEAR 2 VHH1001 Introduction to Hospitality and Hotel VHH2001 Customer Centricity and Consumer Management Behaviour ENGLISH REQUIREMENT VHH1002 Sustainable Hotel Operations VHH2002 Room Divisions Operations IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.0 Management (no band less than 6.0) VHH2003 Sustainable Tourism VHH1003 Food, Wine and Catering VHH2004 Hospitality and Hotel Management Management ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Innovation Challenge VHH1004 Event Planning and Operations A secondary school qualification VHH2005 Contracts, Risk and Business Law equivalent to an Australian Year VHH1005 Accounting Principles for VHH2006 Information Systems for 12 certificate, or higher. A Police Management Management Records Check is required prior to VHH1006 Marketing and Business VHH2007 Economic Principles for Management placements. Communications VHH2008 Statistical Analysis for Management VHH1007 Management, Human Resources and Organisational Behaviour VHH1008 Industry Business Challenge

PATHWAYS

Associate Degree in Hospitality Bachelor of Business and Hotel Management 1 Year 2 Years

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MASTER OF TOURISM, HOSPITALITY AND EVENTS MANAGEMENT vu.edu.au/courses/international/BMTE COURSE DESCRIPTION GRADUATE OUTCOMES COURSE CODE: BMTE CRICOS: 103522F Become a leader in the exciting world of Our respected postgraduate qualification tourism and events, with VU’s Master of prepares you for managerial, policy LOCATION Tourism, Hospitality and Events Management. development and planning roles within the Our masters degree will equip you to tackle tourism, hospitality and events industries. City Flinders challenges faced by destinations at home Roles include: tourism planning and promotion and internationally. In particular, you'll gain staff member; policy officer with industry DURATION expertise in ‘Green Growth’ and sustainability associations; manager of attractions; 2 years and how these themes benefit businesses conference coordinator; hotel or resort service in the sector and local communities. The manager; marketing planner within the travel course is developed and conducted with the sector (airlines and other major transport 2021 INTAKES close involvement of industry leaders – both providers); self-employment through tourism February, August, November local and international. You will have the management businesses; planning and policy opportunity to see industry operations in development officer in government; and action, build your professional networks, research and planning officer with research 2021 FEES and apply your learning within the tourism, and consulting firms. A$15,300 per semester hospitality and events sectors

ENGLISH REQUIREMENT IELTS (or equiv.) overall 6.5 (no band less than 6.0) COLLEGE CORE UNITS Business Events Accounting for Management Hospitality Operations Management ADMISSION REQUIREMENT Data Analysis for Business Hotel and Resort Management Completion of an Australian Business Economics TOURISM, HOSPITALITY AND EVENTS AND HOSPITALITY TOURISM, CORE UNITS undergraduate degree or Work and Organisation Systems equivalent in any discipline. Business Ethics and Sustainability PROFESSIONAL CORE UNITS Applied Business Project Art and Practice of Leadership 24 credit points elective units Tourism and Events: Core Concepts and Theory International Tourism Management Emerging Trends in Tourism and Destination Management Green Growth Transformation of Destinations

I’M A MEMBER OF THE VU TOURISM CLUB – IT ORGANISES DIFFERENT TRIPS AND EXCURSIONS FOR STUDENTS AT VU.

International PhD student Anu George is exploring responsible tourism and green growth “to make better places to live in and better places to visit”, with a focus on sustainable tourism development in Kerala, a state on the southwestern Malabar Coast of India. “I’m a member of the VU Tourism Club – it organises different trips and excursions for students at VU. It’s a lot of fun because we get to interact with so many different international students and learn about their culture.” Anu George - India PhD candidate (College of Business)

88 SCHOOL FOR THE

VISITOR ECONOMY TOURISM, HOSPITALITY AND EVENTS

Our hospitality and tourism courses, The School also undertakes cross-disciplinary research that supports growth and sustainability in tourism destinations from certificates to PhDs, are part of VU’s and visitor economy–related businesses. This work builds School for the Visitor Economy – a cross- on a long history of tourism-related research at VU, which has ranked highly by national and international agencies for university school providing qualified more than 30 years. Key research themes include: tourism and graduates to Victoria’s fast-growing the green economy and planetary health; tourism risk and recovery; tourism economics; tourism marketing; wellness tourism and hospitality sectors. Courses tourism; and events management and evaluation. for international students in the School for the Visitor Economy include:

Certificate III in Commercial Cookery Certificate IV in Commercial Cookery Diploma of Hospitality Management Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management Associate Degree in Hospitality and Hotel Management Bachelor of Business (major options in Event Management or Tourism & Hospitality Management) Master of Tourism, Hospitality and Events Management PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) PhD Integrated)

THE BEAUTY OF THE VU PROGRAM IS IT IS A COMBINATION OF PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL.

“The Work Integrated Learning (WIL) program allows people who are studying a particular discipline to come into our business and actually do work in a practical placement as part of their curriculum.

“I think that immersion in a business and trying to solve a problem is probably a really big benefit when going out into the workplace.”

Amanda Wilson Director of People, Culture & Improvement at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre Member of the Advisory Board for VU’s School for the Visitor Economy

89 RESEARCH

VU Research supports all aspects of the CENTRE FOR INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH ON EDUCATION SYSTEMS (CIRES) University’s research activity. It includes CIRES investigates the origins and consequences of low the Institute for Sustainable Industries achievement in education. CIRES researchers are recognised and Liveable Cities and the Institute for internationally for their work on student and school outcomes. They have conducted projects in every state Health and Sport. and territory in Australia and every sector of education and training, and increasingly with researchers, schools and

RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR SUSTAINABLE INDUSTRIES AND systems internationally. LIVEABLE CITIES (ISILC) THE INSTITUTE FOR HEALTH AND SPORT (IHES) ISILC collaborates with industry and community to create IHES addresses problems of local, national and global liveable cities and sustainable industry practice through relevance. IHES has more than 120 research staff and 250 new technologies, social equity and cohesion, improved research students, and is supported by world-class research environmental outcomes and policy development. The infrastructure. research of 170 academic staff and 450 research students is underpinned by a dynamic intellectual environment and Areas of excellence include: world-class facilities. Areas of excellence include: • exercise science • applied informatics, mathematics and artificial • active living intelligence • chronic disease • applied economics (energy policy, health and education • biomedical sciences policy and regional development) • technology • power systems and renewable energy integration • psychology • financial systems • nursing, community and public health • construction research • sport performance, participation and business. • fire (modelling and experimental) • education and youth engagement vu.edu.au/study-at-vu/how-to-apply/graduate- research-applicants • countering violent extremism vu.edu.au/research • food processing and chemistry • history, including Irish studies • supply chain management • tourism and the visitor economy VU is committed to Place-Based Planetary Health. • water resource management Our whole-of-university commitment prioritises planetary health in our teaching, university practice, • sensor development, control systems and partnerships, and in research. Place-Based Planetary telecommunications. Health research finds sustainable solutions that are locally anchored, to challenges impacting the wellbeing CENTRE OF POLICY STUDIES (COPS) of people, communities, country, and environment; CoPS specialises in Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) recognising that the wellbeing of all is dependent on the modelling. The Centre undertakes academic/contract wellbeing of our planet. research and software development, conducts training courses in CGE modelling and offers student supervision. In 2020, the Planetary Health Alliance (PHA) has It also undertakes economic-modelling research for welcomed VU as its newest member. The PHA governments and businesses in many parts of the world. was launched with the support of the Rockefeller CoPS has created Australia’s best known large-scale Foundation in 2016 and is based at Harvard University. economic models, ORANI, MMRF and TERM, now developed for over 25 countries worldwide.

90 WORLD-CLASS 150+ RESEARCH* GLOBAL RESEARCH PARTNERS RESEARCH

VU Professor Clare Hanlon and Gymnastics Australia coach Shaoyi Jiang are building the leadership capacity of sportswomen in the Asia-Pacific region.

*70% of our research fields rate at world standard or above (Excellence in Research for Australia 2018) 91 RESEARCH

With state-of-the-art facilities and an RESEARCH SUPPORT outstanding research profile ranking You will have access to quality supervision, mentoring, world-class or above by the Australian English language support and research training. We have a comprehensive orientation program and a Government, VU is the ideal place range of seminars, workshops and research events. to commence your research career. Our Researcher Professional Development Program focuses on: database searches; literature reviews; research Complete a doctoral or research masters design, methods and analysis; ethics and integrity; RESEARCH degree in one of our flagship areas and commercialisation and intellectual property; presentations; academic; and writing for journals, industry and your thesis. achieve your career goals.

INTERNATIONAL FOCUS DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Our research activities have a global reach. We work with We offer two Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) programs, and on universities, government, industry and other organisations successful completion of either program, you can use the title around the world to facilitate researcher and student “doctor”. Students commence their doctoral research under exchange, foster international research collaborations and the guidance of an experienced supervisor. create global research networks.

PHD (INTEGRATED) The PhD (Integrated) supports candidates who do not ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS have research experience but have a masters degree by coursework. Students undertake five advanced coursework All research degrees require: units in their first year. They will also complete a Year 1 • a minimum of 70% in your qualifying degree (or equivalent Thesis, which is integrated into the larger doctoral program to an Australian degree with a minimum of 70%) of research, and will complete the course in the standard four years. • English language proficiency (IELTS) based on an academic test module of 6.5 overall (no band less than 6.0). PHD The PhD program has been designed for applicants who have: a four-year undergraduate degree which included a research component; a master’s by coursework and a minor thesis; or a master’s by research.

RESEARCH MASTERS DEGREES Network and share your research through the Our research masters degrees recognise your prior following events and activities: qualifications and your disciplinary expertise, meaning your program is tailored to your skills and career aspirations. • Visualise Your Thesis • Three Minute Thesis • forums with the of Graduate Research and other research leaders • social events in conjunction with our student associations. MyVU Plan is a platform to document your professional development during your research degree to help you achieve your career aspirations.

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Professor Vasso Apostolopoulos Pro Vice-Chancellor, Research Partnerships Group Leader – Immunology and Translational Research

Professor Vasso Apostolopoulos is a world-renowned researcher who has been recognised with over 100 awards. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Vasso and her team at VU are focusing on developing a vaccine to treat the virus.

Her areas of expertise include immunology, x-ray crystallography, medicinal chemistry, cellular biology and molecular biology. Professor Apostolopoulos was the first in the world to develop the concept of immunotherapy for cancer in the early 1990s. It is now used by hundreds of labs around the world to boost specific immune cells and program them to kill cancer cells.

Using immunotherapy, Professor Apostolopoulos has developed vaccines for breast cancer and ovarian cancer. Committed to the wide-ranging benefits of immunotherapy, Professor Apostolopoulos has applied this approach to other diseases including a vaccine for multiple sclerosis. She is also working on a vaccine for type-1 diabetes.

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INSTITUTE FOR HEALTH AND SPORT INSTITUTE FOR SUSTAINABLE STEP 1 CHOOSE YOUR RESEARCH GROUP INDUSTRIES AND LIVEABLE CITIES Study towards a qualification in a range of health and sport-related Address important contemporary issues streams including biomedical such as climate change, cultural diversity, sciences, biotechnology, business, arts and social justice, technology in nursing, food science, sport science, future industries, education and related and social sciences. policy, and urban planning.

STEP 2 CHOOSE YOUR STUDY LEVEL/COURSE DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (PHD) PHD (INTEGRATED) Develop specialised research skills Our integrated program provides an and gain systematic and critical alternative path to a PhD for students MASTERS PHD understanding of a complex field of without a research-based qualification. knowledge by completing a PhD.

MASTER OF RESEARCH PRACTICE (1 YEAR) MASTER OF RESEARCH (1.5 YEARS) MASTER OF APPLIED RESEARCH (2 YEARS) Acknowledging your honours (or equivalent) degree, This course is tailored to graduates this master’s course includes only two core units, with a related bachelor degree, or This course is designed for bachelor- allowing you to begin your thesis and graduate in an honours degree in a different level graduates in any discipline. Study

RESEARCH one year. The research component is undertaken discipline, and your study will be key topics including research methods, throughout the degree, supported by the coursework individualised according to your ethics, project-design and disciplinary units academic supervision. academic background. expertise.

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

ADMISSION REQUIREMENT 3. Completion of an Australian masters UPAD (064447F) by research degree (or equivalent) in the Institute for Health and Sport (OPTION 1, 2 OR 3) same discipline with an average grade of at least H2A/distinction or equivalent, or 1. Completion of an Australian undergraduate demonstrated exceptional ability during UPAF (064447F) honours degree (or equivalent) in the same partial completion of a research project in a Institute for Sustainable Industries discipline with an average grade of at least master’s by research degree. and Liveable Cities H2A/distinction or equivalent. 2. Completion of an Australian masters degree DURATION (or equivalent) in the same discipline with 4 years (8 semesters of study) minor thesis, with an average grade of at least H2A/distinction or equivalent. 2021 INTAKES March, August

2021 FEES COURSEWORK UNITS THESIS UNIT A$14,840 to A$17,400 per semester Conceptualising and Contextualising Research To attain the Doctor of Philosophy, students depending on field of research Research Integrity and Ethics will be required to complete 384 credit points over a maximum duration of 4 years (full-time). Doctoral Industry Project Placement

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (INTEGRATED)

ADMISSION REQUIREMENT (or equivalent) by coursework in any discipline, UPAE (099052C) not including a thesis, with an average grade of Institute for Health and Sport (OPTION 1, 2,3 OR 4) at least H2A/distinction. 3. Completion of an equivalent combination 1. Completion of an Australian undergraduate UPAG (099052C) of academic and research achievements, honours degree (or equivalent) in a different deemed equivalent to any of the above entry Institute for Sustainable Industries discipline with an average grade of at least requirements. and Liveable Cities H2A/distinction in the final year. 4. Any of the admission requirements listed in 2. Completion of an Australian master’s degree the PhD. DURATION 4 years (8 semesters of study)

2021 INTAKES YEAR 1 COURSEWORK UNITS Enhancing Research Capability February, July Introduction to Research Methodology English Language for Graduate Researchers Research Design and Proposal Development Year 1 Thesis 2021 FEES Research Integrity and Ethics A$14,840 to A$17,400 per semester THESIS UNIT depending on field of research ELECTIVE STUDIES To attain the award of Doctor of Philosophy Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods through the Doctor of Philosophy (Integrated), students will be required to complete 384 Introduction to Quantitative Research Methods credit points. Enhancing Researcher Knowledge and Skills

94 MASTER OF APPLIED RESEARCH

ADMISSION REQUIREMENT URAR (099052C) Institute for Health and Sport A degree equivalent to an Australian undergraduate degree (or equivalent) in any URAP (099078D) discipline, with an average grade of distinction (or equivalent) in the final year. Institute for Sustainable Industries and Liveable Cities

DURATION 2 years (4 semesters of study) CORE UNITS AND Introduction to Research Methodology Advanced Disciplinary learning through the 2021 INTAKES Research Design and Proposal Development following flexible curriculum unit: RESEARCH February, July Research Integrity and Ethics Enhancing Researcher Knowledge and Skills

2021 FEES A$12,650 to A$17,200 per semester depending on field of research

MASTER OF RESEARCH

ADMISSION REQUIREMENT 2. An Australian undergraduate (bachelor) URRE (099079C) honours degree (or equivalent) in a different Institute for Health and Sport (OPTION 1, OR 2) discipline with an average grade of distinction (or equivalent). 1. An Australian undergraduate degree (or URRS (099080K) equivalent) in the same discipline with an Institute for Sustainable Industries average grade of distinction (or equivalent) in and Liveable Cities the final year.

DURATION 1.5 years (3 semesters of study)

CORE UNITS OR 2021 INTAKES Research Design and Proposal Development Students with AQF8 qualification in a February, July Research Integrity and Ethics noncognate discipline: Enhancing Researcher Knowledge and Skills 2021 FEES PLUS A$12,650 to A$17,200 per semester depending on field of research Students with AQF7 qualification in a cognate discipline: Introduction to Research Methodology

MASTER OF RESEARCH PRACTICE

ADMISSION REQUIREMENT URPR (099081J) Institute for Health and Sport (OPTION 1, OR 2) 1. A degree equivalent to an Australian URPC (099081J) undergraduate degree (or equivalent) in the Institute for Sustainable Industries same discipline with an average grade of and Liveable Cities distinction (or equivalent). 2. An Australian graduate diploma (or DURATION equivalent) in the same discipline with an 1 year (2 semesters of study) average grade of distinction (or equivalent).

2021 INTAKES February, July

2021 FEES CORE UNITS PLUS A$12,650 to A$17,200 per semester Research Design and Proposal Development Your Thesis depending on field of research Research Integrity and Ethics

95 CAMPUSES

VU has campuses in the centre of Melbourne and in its cosmopolitan western suburbs. We also have a campus in central Sydney. All campuses are easily accessible by public transport.

VU TOWER The VU Tower is being built in the heart of Melbourne’s CBD and forms the new City West Precinct. It will have state-of-the-art teaching and research spaces that promote both focused and collaborative learning and research. It will include a student services area, library and prayer room as well as a social hub with a student lounge area and a café. This exciting project will be ready in 2022 for students from the College of Law & Justice, the VU Business School, the College of Health and Biomedicine (Osteopathy and Dermal Therapies) and Beauty Therapy.

96 CITY FLINDERS ST ALBANS

In Melbourne’s city centre and directly opposite the iconic St Albans Campus is the hub for health and nutrition Flinders Street Station, City Flinders Campus consists of two programs. This campus houses hospital and paramedicine buildings on Flinders Street and Flinders Lane. It is a short simulation laboratories and practical learning facilities walk from shopping areas, the Yarra River and the world-class for health science students, including trainee nurses and Southbank dining precinct. Courses in osteopathy, dermal paramedics. Features include a childcare centre, gym and sciences, business and information systems are taught here. award-winning architecture. The campus is within walking City Flinders is also home to VU College, which delivers distance to St Albans Railway Station. higher education diplomas, English language courses and foundation studies. SUNSHINE CITY KING Sunshine Campus is our primary site for high-quality and innovative vocational education and training. It is home to A short walk from Southern Cross Station, this campus the Sunshine Skills Hub, which uses robotics, virtual reality delivers beauty therapy and dermal sciences qualifications. and 3D printing as learning tools. The campus includes a It features a beauty day spa and a massage clinic, in which health and community services centre of excellence, an students can apply their knowledge and skills to treat real innovation and incubation space, and a state-of-the-art clients using medical-grade equipment. training facility for building and construction trade courses. Engineering is also taught here. The campus is a short walk CITY QUEEN from Sunshine Railway Station. Home to the VU Law School and the College of Law and WERRIBEE Justice, City Queen is in the centre of Melbourne’s legal precinct. This campus includes two moot courts, a law Our Werribee Campus has specialised facilities for teaching library, computer laboratories, theatres and a student and research, including major research centres for water lounge. The City Queen campus is a short walk from Flagstaff treatment, food science, biomedical science and fire safety. Railway Station. Features include a café and childcare centre, a public osteopathy clinic and a health and fitness centre. It is a short FOOTSCRAY NICHOLSON walk from Hoppers Crossing Railway Station. Footscray Nicholson is the hub of our vocational VU SYDNEY education and training. The campus features commercial cooking facilities at our award-winning VenU restaurant, Our Sydney Campus is in Sydney’s central business district, contemporary classrooms, a café, childcare centre and close to the famous Darling Harbour. In partnership with the information and technology services. It is a short walk from Education Centre of Australia, VU delivers higher education Footscray Railway Station. diplomas, undergraduate and postgraduate courses in business and information technology to international FOOTSCRAY PARK students in Sydney.

Our largest campus is home to our on-campus accommodation, UniLodge Victoria University. It also has cafés, world-class sports facilities, state-of-the-art lecture theatres and learning commons, a swimming pool and a fitness centre. Located next to landscaped parklands and the Maribyrnong River, this campus offers a variety of courses including business, engineering, sport and exercise science, and education. Footscray is six kilometres from the centre of Melbourne, or a 12-minute train ride.

NO SMOKING All campuses are tobacco and smoke-free.

97 JOB SKILLS AND EMPLOYMENT

VU offers many experiences to help you INSPIRING ENTREPRENEURS graduate as a well-prepared job seeker. We are proud to actively support the entrepreneurs of With course content informed by industry tomorrow through The Hanger – a mentoring service that helps launch start-up businesses. Some of our courses also practice and a focus on entrepreneurial include a minor called ‘The Entrepreneurial Mindset’, where thinking, our courses are structured to students learn how to generate ideas and evaluate their potential, experiment with viable products and develop and help you make a successful transition to drive growth strategies. your career. Opportunities to develop vu.edu.au/unitsets/AMITEM your professional skills include industry projects, placements with industry partners, professional mentoring and WORK WHILE YOU STUDY hands-on learning in high-tech labs and An Australian student visa (subclass 500) allows you to work in Australia for up to 40 hours every two-week period once creative studios. your course has started. During semester breaks, you can work unlimited hours. Work that is formally registered as a requirement of your course, such as work placements, is not VU EMPLOY included in the 40-hour limit. VU Employ is a service that provides advice and support along homeaffairs.gov.au/visas every step of your career journey – from crafting your résumé for casual employment to exploring your graduate career options. VU Employ makes sure you have the skills, experience, confidence and knowledge needed to be job and career ready. WORK AFTER GRADUATION There are two options available to you if you wish to work in [email protected] Australia after graduation, under the Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) Post-Study Work and Graduate Work. TALENT CONNECT MENTORING The Post-Study Work stream is for international students who have recently graduated from an Australian institution, in This program carefully matches you with a mentor to guide any discipline. The Graduate Work stream is for international you in the transition from university to work. Through a students who have recently graduated with skills and series of online mentoring sessions, you can gain advice and qualifications that are relevant to specific high demand support regarding your employability skills, career direction, occupations in Australia. Both visas let you live, study and networking and applications. You can also attend career work in Australia temporarily. readiness masterclasses. homeaffairs.gov.au/Trav/Stud/Post vu.edu.au/talent-connect

LEAD PROGRAM Our LEAD program is a free, interactive and engaging leadership program for VU students. It is designed to help you become a more effective leader, build important workplace skills and enhance your employability. Take part in our series of leadership workshops and activities throughout your studies. Once you have completed the requirements, the LEAD program will be included on your VU transcript.

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98 STUDENT LIFE

At VU, being a student is about more than just study. We have events, clubs and volunteering opportunities to help make your time at VU unforgettable.

VU is a welcoming and inclusive community. Our students were born in 120 different countries, speak over 170 languages and are part of more than 90 different cultures. Joining one of over 60 student clubs or groups is a great way to become part of the VU community and make friends for life.

The fun starts with orientation and O-Fest. We hold orientation sessions specifically for international students about living in Melbourne and getting the most from your VU experience. At O-Fest, you will meet other students, enjoy performances and games, go on campus tours and learn about more of the social and recreational activities at VU.

99 STUDENT SERVICES

We want you to achieve your best and to DISABILITY SERVICES enjoy all the benefits of an international VU provides advice and assistance for students with a . To help this happen, we provide condition or disability that impacts their study. The condition may be permanent, ongoing, or temporary. Students are invited a range of support services to help you to attend a confidential meeting with an Accessibility Liaison with your transition to life in Melbourne, Officer, who will talk to you about support services available. your studies and your day-to-day needs. vu.edu.au/disability

AIRPORT PICK-UP COUNSELLING SERVICES When you first arrive in Melbourne, we can welcome you at Adjusting to university life can be difficult. Free and the airport and take you to your accommodation. This free confidential support is available to help you develop practical service is available if you register your request at least 10 days skills to better manage your time, money and personal before your arrival. You will be greeted in the Arrivals Hall at matters so you can make the most of your studies and Melbourne Airport. university life. If required, we can also link you to community organisations for assistance with cultural issues, consumer vu.edu.au/airport-reception rights, legal issues and women’s support services.

vu.edu.au/welfare INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT Adjusting to a new culture and environment is both exciting DIGITAL EXPERIENCE and challenging. We can help you understand what’s required of you as an international student, and of the opportunities A leader in , we offer a seamless and support available. We can show you how to adjust to a digital experience. As well as more than 150 student new culture and environment, make new friends and succeed computer labs across our campuses, our desktop and in your studies. This includes pre-departure information, help application virtualisation system means that all on-campus resolving visa issues, accommodation advice and suggestions services and applications are accessible on any device on social activities. with Internet, anywhere in the world. Our on-campus cybersecurity program also helps you to protect yourself vu.edu.au/international-support from cybercrime, and we use latest Geofencing technology to offer one-touch security and first-aid assistance.

VUHQ vu.edu.au/IT-services VUHQ is the name of our student service centres and your first point of contact for assistance, advice and support. Located at every campus, VUHQ’s friendly student advisers DOWNLOAD THE VU APP provide personalised advice, and can connect you with the The award-winning VU App offers everything you need to services you need to succeed at VU. navigate your student life, including:

vu.edu.au/vuhq • unit content, assessments, results, exams, timetable and teacher communication • fees and enrolments LEARNING HUBS • your Learning Hub account with skill development and You can get advice and support on your university work and career-readiness programs career goals in person at our Learning Hubs, and through our 24/7 online service, Learning Hub Tutoring. • interactive campus maps We offer daily drop-in sessions and practical workshops • your digital ID student card dedicated to writing, maths, business, careers, and research support, with further help available via Student Mentor drop-ins • IT services and Student Life activities. and study spaces. Learning Hubs are located at most campuses.

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100 SAFE & SECURE

Melbourne is one of the world’s most VU SECURITY liveable cities and one of the safest to live, VU Security is responsible for security services across all VU work and study in. Melbourne is in the campuses. Our emergency contact centre is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can request a security escort, report top 10 of the Economist Intelligence Unit’s an incident or seek emergency assistance on campus.

Safe City Index. At VU, the safety of our vu.edu.au/security students and staff is paramount. VU SAFE MOBILE APP ORIENTATION INFORMATION VU Safe is the free, official safety app of VU. It’s packed with Our Orientation events feature information sessions all the information, tools and features to keep you safe from Melbourne’s police, fire and ambulance services. on campus. It includes an emergency alert that allows VU International students receive current advice and emergency Security to see your location, as well as safety notifications, contact information. You will receive personal safety tips and a tool to request a security escort and a virtual safe walk access to the VU Safe app. function. You can download the app for free for iOS and Android.

vu.edu.au/safety SHUTTLE BUSES Make use of our free shuttle buses connecting the Footscray and St Albans Campuses to their nearest railway stations. vu.edu.au/facilities-services

101 STUDENT CLUBS AND VOLUNTEERING

Make friends and learn new skills while VU INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION (ISA) you build your résumé. Join one of our ISA is the main group representing international students at clubs, volunteer for student roles or VU and provides guidance and advice when students need it most. It organises events and activities for international become a student mentor. We have more students including a snow trip, Iftar dinner and Holi festival. than 60 clubs to choose from, or you could The association also provides practical advice on academic and career opportunities. even start a new club.

OTHER CLUBS & SOCIETIES MAKE FRIENDS FROM HOME Find people who share your interests or learn something The first social gatherings for many new students are with new. Our student clubs and societies cover a wide range of students from their home country. Our student clubs will help interests – from women in science and engineering to screen you connect with other students and celebrate your culture. media, fashion, films, philosophy, politics and religion. We They include the Afro Society, the Chinese Student & Scholar also have clubs for cheerleading, gaming, cricket, soccer, Society, the Greek Society, the Indian Club, the Indonesian martial arts, swimming, football, badminton, cycling, hockey, Students Association, the VU Lankan Club, the Malaysian snow sports and volleyball. You will meet people, learn new Association and VU Pakistan. skills and have fun with your peers.

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Members of VU's International Student Association

102 BEING A MENTOR HERE IS A GREAT WAY TO LEARN ABOUT NEW CULTURES AND TO HELP STUDENTS FROM DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.

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VU STUDENT UNION (VUSU) BECOME A STUDENT MENTOR VUSU is the peak body representing and supporting all VU offers experienced and successful students the students at VU. It organises a range of activities including opportunity to become student mentors. You will orientation events, an annual ball, mental health training and receive training in the role, develop your leadership and a series of festivals. VUSU also organises forums to discuss communication skills and help fellow students adjust to students’ views and issues. university life and meet their academic goals.

VOLUNTEER WITH VU VOLLIES BECOME A STUDENT AMBASSADOR The VU Vollies program provides students with volunteering The VU Student Ambassador program provides opportunities opportunities on campus and in the local community. It’s for students to develop communication and networking a great way for you to make new friends, learn new skills, skills through paid activities. If selected for the program, you improve your English and make a positive impact. You can will attend key events, meet with people from across the help organise and host student festivals, welcome guests, University and the community, and speak on behalf of VU. and assist with events in the local area. Our graduates credit the program with improving their communication and leadership skills. The Vollies program will appear on your VU Extra Transcript once you volunteer for more than 30 hours. VU EXTRA VU Extra is an official document provided to graduates along with their academic transcript to highlight extracurricular activities. These activities are automatically added to the document at the end of the course. VU Extra-endorsed activities include the LEAD program, industry mentoring and roles in VU societies, clubs and the wider community, such as volunteering.

103 ACCOMMODATION

VU offers safe, modern, friendly and UniLodge features fully-furnished twin-share studio apartments from A$172 per week, as well as two and six- fully furnished on-campus student bedroom apartments. There is unlimited WiFi, membership accommodation. It’s the perfect home to our Residential Life Program and all utilities are included in the cost. It’s the perfect option for students wanting to make away from home. friends in a safe and supportive environment, while enjoying the convenience of being close to our key campuses. UNILODGE VICTORIA UNIVERSITY VU offers guaranteed accommodation to new and continuing UNDER 18S international students, in partnership with UniLodge. This We offer a safe, secure and friendly place to live and study. purpose-built, 537-bed student accommodation complex Our trained staff have police and working with children is safe, secure and affordable. It features high-tech study checks, and offer a special orientation program, single rooms, gourmet kitchens, dining rooms and TV lounges, a gender apartments, and regular communication with parents barista café, convenience store and rooftop garden, as well or guardians of under 18 students. as a basketball half-court, BBQ, pool table and table tennis table. There’s also a cinema room with access to Foxtel services, gaming consoles and media players.

UniLodge is next to our Footscray Park Campus. It’s just a short walk from our Footscray Nicholson Campus and the Footscray Railway Station, which is a 12-minute trip to the centre of Melbourne and our City Flinders Campus.

104 ROOM TYPE ANNUAL COST (52 WEEKS)*

Studio twin-share From A$172 per week

6 bedroom multi-share From A$229 per week

2 bedroom regular From A$302 per week

Studio regular From A$332 per week

Studio deluxe From A$362 per week

*These rates are for 2021 and are per person/per week in Australian Dollars. Rates include WiFi, all furniture including bed, desk, study chair, shelves, wardrobe, lounge TV, ceiling fans, hydronic heating, microwave, electric cooktop, full fridge, and secure swipe card access.

OTHER ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS If you prefer to rent privately, options include:

• Homestays – live with a local family in their home for a minimum of four weeks. VU’s preferred homestay provider is the Australian Homestay Network. • Share houses – rent a room in a house and share facilities • Private rentals – houses, flats, units and apartments, usually unfurnished • Short-stay – hotels, hostels and private rooms give you somewhere to stay while you look for longer-term options. homestaynetwork.org/vu realestate.com.au/share realestate.com.au/rent

VU STUDENT HOUSING SERVICE Once you arrive in Australia, our student housing service can provide:

• access to the VU student housing database – a free online guide with a list of property vacancies • a student housing guide with tips, checklists and links • information about moving in, staying, and moving out of your rental property • rental information in multiple languages • support with housing issues. We recommended booking accommodation before you arrive in Australia, at least for the first few weeks. An inspection should be conducted before agreeing to a long-term private rental or share house arrangement. vu.edu.au/housing

105 FEES & LIVING COSTS

Before you start your studies, it’s a great To help you prepare for life in Melbourne, here is an indication of some of the costs you may incur. This is an approximate idea to prepare a budget based on your guide only and do not take into account your budget and lifestyle and accommodation choices. spending habits.

TUITION FEES ACCOMMODATION • Hostels and guesthouses – $90 to $150 per week Your tuition fees will be outlined in your offer letter. Fees are charged one semester at a time and are payable before the • Shared rental – $95 to $215 per week semester starts. Tuition fees vary by course and may change. • On-campus at UniLodge Victoria University – $172 to $362 per week STUDY COSTS • Homestay – $235 to $325 per week • Rental – $185 to $440 per week. You might need to buy equipment, textbooks or clothing such as a uniform, for some courses. These costs are separate from your tuition fees. Allow approximately A$650 for books OTHER LIVING EXPENSES and stationery each year, plus any compulsory equipment or uniforms. • Groceries and eating out – $140 to $280 per week

Other possible study costs include: • Gas, electricity – $10 to $20 per week • Phone and Internet – $15 to $30 per week • travel to work placements • Car (after purchase) – $150 to $260 per week • graduation ceremony costs • Entertainment – $80 to $150 per week. • library expenses (printing/scanning/photocopying). studyinaustralia.gov.au

The Insider Guide’s Cost of Living Calculator is another useful LIVING COSTS way to help estimate your costs in Australia. As a condition of your student visa you must have enough insiderguides.com.au/cost-of-living money to pay the costs of your stay, including your travel and living expenses. As of July 2020, the minimum 12-month living costs set by the HEALTH INSURANCE Australian Government are: You must arrange health insurance for the duration of your • student or guardian – A$21,041 stay in Australia as a condition of your student visa. Overseas • accompanying partner or spouse – A$7362 Student Health Cover (OSHC) provided by Allianz Global Assistance is the preferred provider for VU. Allianz Global • accompanying child – A$3152. Assistance offers competitive rates and broad coverage of studyinaustralia.gov.au medical conditions and treatment. allianzassistancehealth.com.au

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106 SCHOOLING FOR CHILDREN TRANSPORT COSTS If you have children aged between 5 and 18 years Our campuses are easily accessible using Melbourne’s public accompanying you to Australia, they must attend school, transport network. in accordance with the Victorian Government Schools International Student Program. Your children may be exempt As an international student you may be eligible for an from school fees at government schools if you: iUSEpass, which saves you 50% on an annual travel card, or myki. The annual cost of the iUSEpass is A$878 or less than • are a postgraduate research student enrolled in a doctoral A$17 a week. You can use your iUSEpass for all your travel in (PhD) or masters by research course, and you have a Melbourne, even if you’re just going out with friends. subclass 500 visa: or ptv.vic.gov.au/tickets • receive a fully-funded award or scholarship from the Australian Government. study.vic.gov.au

Students at the Footscray Park Campus

107 ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS

You need to provide evidence that you have completed an approved English language test, not more than two years prior to commencing your studies at VU. Where you have more than one proof of English proficiency, only the most recent qualification and score will be considered. English language requirements are outlined in the following table:

Certificate, Diploma Associate and Postgraduate Examination method and Advanced Diploma. Bachelor Degree (including research) International Foundation

IELTS (Academic Module): Overall score (no band less than) 5.5 (5.0) 6.0 (6.0) 6.5 (6.0) TOEFL Internet: Test score (no section score less than) 55 (Listening 9, Speaking 67 (Listening 12, Speaking 79 (Listening 19, Speaking 16, Reading 10, Writing 18) 18, Reading 15, Writing 21) 19, Reading 18, Writing 22) VU English EAP 4 EAP 5 EAP 6 Pearson Test of English (PTE): Overall score (no section 42 (40) 50 (50) 58 (50) score less than) C1 Advanced: (formerly Cambridge English): Advanced - 162 (154) 169 (169) 176 (169) CAE) B2 First (formerly Cambridge English: First (FCE)): Overall 162 (154) 169 (169) N/A score (no band less than)

COURSES WITH HIGHER ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS Some VU courses require higher English language proficiency to gain entry.

Course title Course code IELTS (Academic Minimum individual band scores VU English module) result Listening Reading Writing Speaking Diploma of Education Studies EDES 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 EAP 5 Bachelor of Early Childhood Education EBEC 6.5 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 EAP 6 Bachelor of Osteopathy HBSO 6.5 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 EAP 6 Graduate Diploma in Early Childhood Education EGEC 7.0 7.5 6.5 6.5 7.5 N/A Bachelor of Psychological Studies (Honours) AHPA 6.5 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 EAP 6 Master of Counselling AMPE 7.5 7.5 6.5 6.5 7.5 EAP 6* Bachelor of Education (P-12) EBED 7.0 7.5 6.5 6.5 7.5 EAP 6* Master of Teaching (Primary Education) EMPE 7.0 7.5 6.5 6.5 7.5 EAP 6* Master of Teaching (Secondary Education) EMES 7.0 7.5 6.5 6.5 7.5 EAP 6* Bachelor of Biomedicine HBBM 7.0 6.5 6.5 6.5 6.5 EAP 6* Diploma of Nursing HLT54115 7.0 7.0 7.0 7.0 7.0 N/A Bachelor of Nursing HBNB 7.0 7.0 7.0 7.0 7.0 N/A Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) BLGE 6.5 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 EAP 6 Bachelor of Laws BLAW 6.5 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 EAP 6 Master of Clinical Exercise Science and AMEP 7.0 7.0 7.0 7.0 7.0 EAP 6* Rehabilitation

* with score 70% or above

For the latest VU English language admissions requirements visit policy.vu.edu.au/document/view.php?id=435

108 RECOGNITION OF PRIOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE STUDIES If you have completed some or all of your academic study in Courses that have higher English language entry English, we may recognise your prior English language studies requirements may require a higher achievement level for entry into a course. than those listed, or may require a compulsory English language test. To qualify for recognition of prior studies in an English language medium, you need to have achieved one of the Each application will be assessed on a case-by-case basis and scores or qualifications listed below, and have achieved this VU reserves the right to ask for English language proficiency score or qualification within the expected duration. test results.

DIPLOMAS AND ADVANCED DIPLOMAS

Qualification Requirements

General Certificate of Education (GCE A Levels) A grade of C (or better) in the subject: English Language. International Baccalaureate A minimum of 3 in English (Standard Level). Australian University Foundation Program Completion of a recognised foundation program where English is the medium of instruction and assessment (with a pass in approved English subjects), and having completed these studies no more than two years prior to commencing studies at VU.^ Secondary schooling or tertiary studies in an Satisfactory completion of two years’ (full-time) academic study (completed in the standard English-speaking country (overseas) duration excluding approved intermission) in an accredited institution where English was the medium of instruction and assessment for the whole institution, and having completed these studies no more than two years prior to commencing studies at VU.^ Australian Qualifications Framework Satisfactory completion of one year full-time academic study in an AQF qualification (completed in qualification (AQF) the standard duration excluding approved intermission) and having completed these studies not more than two years prior to commencing studies at VU.^ Senior Secondary School (in Australia) Australian Year 12 Certificate, Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) Units 3 and 4 in English with a study score of 20 or EAL with a study score of 25 (or interstate equivalent) or completion of Victorian Certificate of Applied Learning (VCAL).

BACHELOR DEGREES

Qualification Requirements

General Certificate of Education (GCE A Levels) • A grade of C in the following: • AS Level subjects: General Paper, English Language; or • A Level subject: English Language International Baccalaureate A minimum of 4 in English (Standard Level) or a minimum of 3 in English (Higher Level). Australian University Foundation Program Completion of a recognised foundation program where English is the medium of instruction and assessment (with a minimum grade of 60% in all English subjects).^ Australian Qualifications Framework Satisfactory completion of one year of full-time study (Certificate IV or higher) completed in the qualification (AQF) standard duration, excluding approved intermission and having completed these studies no more than two years prior to commencing studies at VU.^ Secondary schooling or tertiary studies in an Satisfactory completion of two years’ senior secondary schooling OR two years' (full-time) English-speaking country (overseas) academic study in a tertiary institution in an English-speaking country where English was the language of instruction and assessment for the whole institution, and having completed these studies no more than two years prior to commencing studies at VU. Where studies were completed more than two but less than five years prior to application, the applicant will be eligible to have their language proficiency accepted without testing if they completed their entire secondary schooling OR two years' (full-time) academic study in a tertiary institution in the English speaking country where English was the language of instruction and assessment for the whole institution.^ Senior Secondary School Certificate VCE Units 3 and 4 in English with a study score of 20 or ESL with a study score of 25 (or interstate equivalent).

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POSTGRADUATE COURSES

Qualification Requirements

Postgraduate Australian Qualifications Successful completion of at least one year of full-time academic study completed in the standard Framework qualification (AQF) duration, excluding approved intermission, and having completed these studies no more than two years prior to commencing studies at VU.^ Undergraduate Australian Qualifications Successful completion of at least two years of full-time academic study completed in the standard Framework qualification (AQF) duration, excluding approved intermission, and having completed these studies no more than two years prior to commencing studies at VU.^ Study at an accredited institution in an English Successful completion of at least two years' full-time academic study (at undergraduate degree speaking country where English is the language level) completed in the standard duration, excluding approved intermission, and having completed of instruction, completed no more than two these studies no more than two years prior to commencing studies at VU. Successful completion years prior to enrolment at VU. of at least one years' full-time academic study (at Masters degree level or higher) completed in the standard duration, excluding approved intermission, and having completed these studies no more than two years prior to commencing studies at VU. Study at an institution within a non-English Successful completion of at least two years' full-time academic study (at undergraduate degree speaking country, but where English is the level or higher) completed in the standard duration, excluding approved intermission, and having medium of instruction and assessment for the completed these studies no more than two years prior to commencing studies at VU. whole institution, completed no more than two years prior to enrolment at VU.

^Recognition may apply if:

• the qualification was delivered in Australia or in a specified English- Each application will be assessed on a case-by-case basis and Victoria speaking country (Canada – excluding Quebec), Fiji, Republic of University reserves the right to request further evidence. Ireland, Kenya, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, , Solomon Islands, , , United States of Time limits may apply to English language requirements. America (excluding Puerto Rico) and Zambia); • the AQF qualification is delivered at a registered training organisation Additional requirements and listed on aqf.edu.au and training.gov.au; In some cases you may be required to provide additional information to • the course applied for does not have a higher English language proficiency requirement than the requirements outlined; be eligible for entry into a specific course. • the qualification was completed in the minimum duration. Time Check the entry requirements for specific courses in this guide and ensure limitations apply to these qualifications. you submit this with your application. Applications that do not meet the above requirements may be considered on a case-by-case basis, providing: • the most recent studies were of at least two years in duration; • were conducted solely in English (language of instruction and assessment); and • were completed no more than two years prior to commencement of studies at Victoria University.

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For entry into our foundation, diploma, undergraduate and postgraduate courses

Check the minimum academic requirements for entry into our foundation, diploma, bachelor (undergraduate) and postgraduate (coursework and research) courses according to the qualifications in your country. If your qualification is not listed and you would like to know if you meet the minimum entry requirements, you can submit an online enquiry by visiting eaams.vu.edu.au/enquiry

Highest qualification VU course Level of completion Result

GLOBAL

International Baccalaureate Diploma An overall result of at least 20 Diploma Bachelor courses Completed with an overall result of at least 24 Bachelor of Laws Completed with an overall result of at least 29 General Certificate of Foundation Studies Minimum of 3 academic subjects CCC 1 Education (GCE O Levels) (Standard) Foundation Studies Minimum of 2 academic subjects CC 1 (Extended) General Certificate of Diploma Completed with a pass in at least 2 Advanced Levels Education (GCE A Levels) Bachelor courses Completed with an overall result of at least 7 (CDD)1 Bachelor of Laws Completed with an overall result of at least 10 (BCC)1 AUSTRALIA

Foundation Program Diploma Completed with an overall average of at least 50% Bachelor courses Completed with an overall average of at least 55% Victorian Certificate of Diploma Successfully completed Year 12 must meet course Education (VCE) prerequisites and ATAR if applicable Bachelor courses Successfully completed Year 12 must meet course prerequisites and ATAR if applicable Bachelor degree Masters (by Coursework) Completed with an overall average of all subjects Case-by-case Masters degree with thesis or Doctor of Philosophy and Completed with an overall average of all subjects 75% admissible bachelor degree research doctorates BANGLADESH

Higher School Certificate Diploma Completed with a GPA of 3.5 (out of 5) (HSC) Bachelor courses Completed with a GPA of 4 (out of 5) Bachelor degree Masters (by Coursework) Completed with a degree classification of Second Division Completed with a GPA of 2.5 (out of 4) Masters degree with thesis or Doctor of Philosophy and Completed with a degree classification of (as awarded First Division with Distinction admissible bachelor degree research doctorates on degree certificate) Completed with an overall average of all subjects 70% Completed with a GPA (as reflected on transcript) 3.5 (out of 4) BHUTAN

Bhutan Higher Secondary Diploma Completed with an overall average of at least 60%5 Education Certificate (BHSEC) Bachelor Courses Completed with an overall average of at least 65%5 Bachelor degree Masters (by Coursework) Completed with a degree classification of Second Division (55%)7

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Highest qualification VU course Level of completion Result

CAMBODIA

Diploma of Upper Secondary Foundation Studies Completed with an average grade of D2 Education (Standard) Foundation Studies Completed with an average grade of E2 (Extended) Diploma Completed with an average grade of C2 Bachelor degree Bachelor courses Completed (the first year) with a GPA of 2.3 (out of 4) Completed (the first year) with an overall average of at 60% least Masters (by Coursework) Completed with a GPA of 2.8 (out of 4) Completed with an overall average of at least 6 (out of 10) Masters degree with thesis or Doctor of Philosophy and Completed with an overall average of all subjects 80% or 8 (out of 10) admissible bachelor degree research doctorates Completed with a GPA of 3.5 (out of 4) CHINA

Gao Er (Senior Foundation Studies Completed with an overall average of at least 65% Year 2) (Standard) Foundation Studies Completed with an overall average of at least 60% (Extended) Gao San (Senior Middle Foundation Studies Completed with an overall average of at least 60% School Year 3) (Standard) Diploma Completed with an overall average of at least 65% Bachelor courses Completed with an overall average of at least 70% Gaokao or National College Bachelor courses Completed in the year the examination was undertaken Lower cut-off score for Tier 2 Entrance Examination (NCEE) universities3 Bachelor degree Bachelor courses Completed first year with an overall average of 65% Masters (by Coursework) Completed with an overall average of 60%4 Masters degree with thesis or Doctor of Philosophy and Completed with an overall average of all subjects Project 211 or 985 admissable bachelor degree research doctorates institutions - 75%. All other institutions - 80% INDIA

Indian School Certificate Diploma Completed with an overall average of at least 60%5 (issued by the Council for Bachelor courses Completed with an overall average of at least 65%5 the Indian School Certificate Examinations - ICSE) All India Senior School Diploma Completed with an overall average of at least 60%5 Certificate (issued by the Bachelor courses Completed with an overall average of at least 65%5 Central Board of Secondary Education - CBSE) Bachelor of Laws Completed with an overall average of at least 85%5 Higher Secondary Diploma Completed with an overall average of at least 65%6 Certificate/Intermediate Bachelor courses Completed with an overall average of at least 70%6 Certificate from State Board Bachelor degree Masters (by Coursework) Completed with a degree classification of Second Division (50%)7 Masters degree with thesis or Doctor of Philosophy and Completed with a degree classification (as awarded on First Division with Distinction admissible bachelor degree research doctorates degree certificate) of (70%) INDONESIA

Sekolah Menengah Atas, SMA Foundation Studies Completed with an average score of 6.5 (out of 10) II (Grade XI) (Standard) Foundation Studies Completed with an average score of 6 (out of 10) (Extended) Sekolah Menengah Atas, SMA Diploma Completed with an average score (academic subjects 6.08 III (Grade XII) (Senior School only) of Certificate of Graduation) Bachelor courses Completed with an average score (academic subjects 7.58 only) of Bachelor degree Masters (by Coursework) Completed with a GPA of 2.5 (out of 4) Masters degree with thesis or Doctor of Philosophy and Completed with a GPA (as reflected on transcript) of 3.3 admissible bachelor degree research doctorates

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Highest qualification VU course Level of completion Result

JAPAN

Kotogakko Sotsugyo Shosho Diploma Completed with an overall average of 2 (out of 5) (Upper Secondary School qualification) Bachelor Courses Completed with an overall average of 3 (out of 5) Bachelor degree Masters (by Coursework) Completed with an overall average of at least 60% KENYA

Kenyan Certificate of Foundation Studies Completed (and passed a minimum 7 of 8 subjects D+ (mean grade) Secondary Education (KCSE) (Standard) taken) Foundation Studies Completed (and passed a minimum 7 of 8 subjects D (mean grade) (Extended) taken) Diploma Completed (and passed a minimum 7 of 8 subjects C- (mean grade) taken) Bachelor courses Completed (and passed a minimum 7 of 8 subjects C+ (mean grade) taken) Bachelor degree Masters (by Coursework) Completed with an overall average (in all subjects) of 50% Masters degree with thesis or Doctor of Philosophy and Completed with an overall average of all subjects 60% admissible bachelor degree research doctorates Completed with a GPA (as reflected on transcript) of 3.3 (out of 4) Completed with a degree classification (as awarded on Second Class Honours degree certificate) of (Upper Division) KUWAIT

Shahadat-al-Thanawiya-al- Diploma Completed with an overall average of at least 65% Aama Bachelor courses Completed with an overall average of at least 80% Bachelor degree Masters (by Coursework) Completed with a GPA of 2.5 (out of 4) or 70% MALAYSIA

Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) Foundation Studies Completed with a pass of D or higher in 5 subjects (Standard) Foundation Studies Completed with a pass of E or higher in 5 subjects (Extended) Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Foundation Studies Completed with a total of 59 Malaysia (STPM) (Standard) Foundation Studies Completed with a total of 49 (Extended) Diploma Passed at least 2 subjects with a score of 29 Bachelor courses Completed with a total of 79 Unified Examination Foundation Studies Completed with an overall pass of C7 in 5 academic subjects Certificate (UEC), Senior (Standard) (excluding Chinese and Middle 2 Bahasa Malayu) Foundation Studies Completed with an overall pass of C8 in 5 academic subjects (Extended) (excluding Chinese and Bahasa Malayu) Unified Examination Foundation Studies Completed with an overall pass of C8 in 5 academic subjects Certificate (UEC) (Standard) (excluding Chinese and Bahasa Malayu) Diploma Completed with an overall pass of C7 in 5 academic subjects (excluding Chinese and Bahasa Malayu) Bachelor courses Completed with an overall average of 510 Diploma, Higher Diploma or Bachelor courses Completed with a GPA of 2.3 (out of 4) American Degree Transfer Program Bachelor degree Masters (by Coursework) Completed with a GPA of 2.5 (out of 4) Completed with a degree classification of Second Class Lower Division Masters degree thesis or Doctor of Philosophy and Completed with a GPA (as reflected on transcript) of 3.3 (out of 4) admissible bachelor degree research doctorates Completed with a degree classification (as awarded on Second Class (Class II/Upper degree certificate) of Division)

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Highest qualification VU course Level of completion Result

MAURITIUS

Higher School Certificate Diploma Completed with a pass in 2 Advanced Levels (HSC) Bachelor courses Completed with an overall result of 711 Bachelor degree Masters (by Coursework) Completed with an overall average (in all subjects) of 55% Masters degree with thesis or Doctor of Philosophy and Completed with a GPA (as reflected on transcript) of 3.3 (out of 4) admissible degree research doctorates Completed with an overall average of all subjects 65% Completed with a degree classification (as awarded on Class II, Division I degree certificate) of NEPAL

Higher Secondary Certificate Diploma Completed with an overall average of 60% (HSC) Completed with a GPA of 2.41 (out of 4) Bachelor courses Completed with an overall average of 65% Completed with a GPA of 2.61 (out of 4) Proficiency/Intermediate Diploma Completed with an overall average of 60% Certificate Bachelor courses Completed with an overall average of 65% Bachelor degree Masters (by Coursework) Completed with a GPA of 2.5 (out of 4) Masters degree with thesis or Doctor of Philosophy and Completed with a GPA (as reflected on transcript) of 3.3 admissible degree research doctorates Completed with a degree classification (as awarded on First Division with Distinction degree certificate) of (75%) NIGERIA

West African Senior Diploma Completed with an overall average (in all subjects) of 6 School Certificate at least Bachelor degree Bachelor courses Completed (the first year) with an overall average (in 60% all subjects) Masters (by Coursework) Completed with a degree classification (as awarded on Second Class Honours the degree certificate) of (Lower Division) Masters degree with thesis or Doctor of Philosophy and Completed with an overall average of all subjects 60% admissible degree research doctorates Completed with a GPA (as reflected on transcript) of 4.0 Completed with a degree classification (as awarded on Second Class Honours degree certificate) of (Upper Division) PAKISTAN

Intermediate Certificate/ Diploma Completed with a score of 550/1100 Higher Secondary School Certificate Intermediate Certificate/ Bachelor courses Completed with a score of 715/1100 Higher Secondary School Certificate (pre-engineering or pre- medical) Bachelor degree Bachelor courses Completed the first year with an overall average of 50% Masters (by Coursework) Completed with an overall average of at least 2.5 (out of 4) Completed with an overall average of at least 55% Masters degree with thesis or Doctor of Philosophy and Completed with a degree classification First Division with Distinction admissible degree research doctorates (as awarded on degree certificate) of (75%) Completed with a GPA (as reflected on transcript) of 3.5 (out of 4) PHILIPPINES

High School Diploma (Grade Foundation Studies Completed Year 12 with an overall average of 75% 12) Academic Track (Standard) Foundation Studies Completed Year 11 with an overall average of 80% (Extended) Diploma Completed Year 12 with an overall average of 80% Bachelor degree Bachelor courses Completed (the first year) with an overall grade of 312 Masters (by Coursework) Completed with an overall grade of 2.5 (out of 4)12 Masters degree with thesis or Doctor of Philosophy and Completed with an overall average of all subjects 1 to 1.75 (out of 5)12 admissible degree research doctorates (in the final year, depending on weighting) 3.3 (out of 4) 85%

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Highest qualification VU course Level of completion Result

REPUBLIC OF KOREA

Immumgye Kodang Hakkyo Diploma Completed with an overall average of at least 60% Choeupchang (Senior High School Certificate) Bachelor Completed with an overall average of at least 65% Bachelor degree Masters (by Coursework) Completed with an overall average of at least 70% SAUDI ARABIA

Tawjihiyah (Secondary Diploma Completed with an overall average of 65% School Graduation Certificate) Diploma or Associate Degree Bachelor courses Completed with a GPA of 2.3 (out of 4) Bachelor degree Bachelor courses Completed (the first year) with a GPA of 2 (out of 4) Completed (the first year) with a GPA of 2.5 (out of 5) Masters (by Coursework) Completed with a GPA of 2.75 (out of 4) Completed with a GPA of 3.5 (out of 5) Masters degree with thesis or Doctor of Philosophy and Completed with a GPA (as reflected on transcript) of 3.3 (out of 4) or 4 (out of 5) admissible degree research doctorates Completed with an overall average (in all subjects) of 80% SINGAPORE

Singapore Cambridge O Foundation Studies Completed with a minimum grade of D in 5 academic subjects Levels (Standard) Foundation Studies Completed with a minimum grade of D in 4 academic subjects (Extended) Singapore Cambridge A Foundation Studies Completed with a pass in at least 2 subjects (H2 Level) Levels (Standard) Foundation Studies Completed with a pass in at least 1 subject (H2 Level) (Extended) Diploma Completed with a minimum grade of D in 1 subject (H2 Level) and D in 2 subjects (H1 Level) or D in 2 subjects (H2 Level) Bachelor courses Completed with an overall result of at least 813

Masters (by Coursework) Completed with a degree classification of Second Class Honours Lower Division Masters degree with thesis or Doctor of Philosophy and Completed with a degree classification Second Class Honours Upper admissible degree research doctorates (as awarded on degree certificate) of Division SRI LANKA

Sri Lankan O Levels Foundation Studies Completed with a grade of C in 2 academic subjects and (Standard) S in 3 academic subjects Foundation Studies Completed with a grade of C in 1 academic subject and S (Extended) in 3 academic subjects Sri Lankan A Levels Foundation Studies Completed with a grade of S in 3 academic subjects (Standard) Foundation Studies Completed with a grade of S in 2 academic subjects (Extended) Diploma Completed with a grade of C in 1 academic subject and S in 2 academic subjects (CSS) Bachelor courses Completed with an overall score of 9 (CCC)14 Diploma, Higher Diploma or Bachelor courses Completed with a GPA of 2.3 (out of 4) Associate Degree Bachelor degree Masters (by Coursework) Completed with an overall average of 55% Masters degree with thesis or Doctor of Philosophy and Complete a degree classification (as awarded on degree First Class Pass (70%) admissible degree research doctorates certificate) of Completed with a GPA (as reflected on transcript) of 3.3 (out of 4)

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Highest qualification VU course Level of completion Result

TAIWAN

Senior High School Leaving Diploma Completed with an overall average of at least 65% Certificate Bachelor Courses Completed with an overall average of at least 70% Bachelor degree Masters (by Coursework) Completed with an overall average of at least 60% THAILAND

Matayom 6 (Certificate of Diploma Completed with a GPA of 2 (out of 4) Secondary Education) Bachelor courses Completed with a GPA of 2.5 (out of 4) Bachelor degree Masters (by Coursework) Completed with a GPA of 2.5 (out of 4) Masters degree with thesis or Doctor of Philosophy and Completed with a GPA (reflected on the transcript) of 3.3 (out of 4) admissible degree research doctorates TURKEY

Devlet Lise Diplomasi (High Foundation Studies Completed with an overall average of 50% School Diploma) (Standard) Diploma Completed with an overall average of 55% Bachelor degree Bachelor Courses Completed (the first year) with an overall average of 60% Masters (by Coursework) Completed with an overall average of at least 60% VIETNAM

Year 11 Foundation Studies Completed with an overall average of 6 (out of 10) (Standard) Bang Tot Nghiep Pho Thong Diploma Completed with an overall average of 6.5 (out of 10) Trung Hoc (Secondary School Bachelor courses Completed with an overall average of 8 (out of 10) Graduation Certificate) Bang Tot Nghiep Cao Dang Bachelor courses Completed with an overall average of 7 (out of 10) Cu Nhan Cao Dang Bachelor courses Completed with an overall average of 7 (out of 10) Bang Tot Nghiep Dai Hoc Bachelor courses Completed (the first year) with an overall average of 6.5 (out of 10) (Bachelor degree) Masters (by Coursework) Completed with an overall average of 6 (out of 10) Masters degree with thesis or Doctor of Philosophy and Completed with an overall average (in all subjects) of 7 (out of 10) admissible degree research doctorates

1 Marks are calculated as a total of 3 Advanced 8 Successful completion of the National 13 Marks are calculated from 3 H2 level subjects Level subjects in the same academic year, Examination is also required. Overall where A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2 and E=1. H1 where the mark of A*/A=5, B=4, C=3 D=2 and average of academic subjects and subject marks are calculated as half points E=1. examinations as shown on the final where A=2.5, B=2, C=1.5, D=1 and E=0.5. Any Any prerequisite subjects require a C or transcript. prerequisite subjects require a C or above. above. The qualification must be awarded by an approved examining board. 9 Grade calculation is based on a total of 3 14 Total score of a maximum of the best 3 Subject Grade Points (SGP) of the academic A Level subjects taken in one examination 2 Successful completion of the National subjects only where A = 4, A- = 3.67, B+ = 3.33, sitting, where A=5, B=4, C=3 and S=1. Any Examination is required. B = 3, B- = 2.67, C+ = 2.33, C = 2, C- = 1.67, D+ = prerequisite subjects require a C or above. 1.33, D = 1 and F=0. 3 The province the examination was Qualification standards displayed are indicative completed in and the stream of subjects 10 Calculation of grade is based on an average undertaken are relevant to the score of the best five subjects (maximum of two only and achieving one of these levels does not required. languages can be included) where A1 = 1, guarantee a place in a VU course. VU reserves A2 = 2, B3 = 3, B4 = 4, B5 = 5, B6 = 6, C7 = 7, the right to adjust these at any time. Where the 4 Where 60 is the passing mark. C8 = 8 and F = 0. highest qualification referred to is a bachelor 5 Average of a minimum of 4 core academic 11 Marks are calculated as a total of 3 Advanced or master’s degree, meeting the entrance subjects (excluding local language). Level subjects where A*/A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2 requirement does not waive the requirement 6 Average of a minimum of 4 core academic and E=1 in the same academic year. Any for the entry degree to be assessed as subjects (excluding local language). prerequisite subjects require a C or above. comparable to an Australian bachelor degree or Qualifications are assessed on an individual 12 Average is calculated on a 1-5 scale with higher. Some courses, such as Bachelor of Laws basis. 1 being the highest grade. and Master's (by Research), require academic 7 Academic requirements may vary depending results that are higher than results stated. on the institution at which the qualification Please refer to was obtained. https://www.vu.edu.au/study- at-vu/how-to-apply/international-applicants/ entry-requirements

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Course Course Title CRICOS Intake^^ Duration Campus IELTS A$ fee per Page Code code (semesters) semester

FOUNDATION STUDIES JQAG International Foundations at VU 096078F 2, 3 2 (trimesters) FP 5.5 (5.0) $10,600 22 JQAH International Foundations at VU (Extended) 096079E 1, 2, 3 3 (trimesters) FP 5.0 (5.0) $10,600 22 ARTS UNDERGRADUATE ABAB Bachelor of Arts 068927B 1, 2 6 FP 6.0 (6.0) $12,800 26 ABMC Bachelor of Music 077998A 1, 2 6 FP 6.0 (6.0) $12,500 26 ABSN Bachelor of Screen Media 092157F 1, 2 6 FP 6.0 (6.0) $12,500 27 POSTGRADUATE COURSEWORK ATDM Graduate Certificate in Digital Media 083300A 1, 2 1 CF 6.5 (6.0) $13,100 117 AGDM Graduate Diploma in Digital Media 083305G 1, 2 2 CF 6.5 (6.0) $13,100 117 AMDM Master of Digital Media 083302K 1, 2 4 CF 6.5 (6.0) $13,100 27 BUSINESS HIGHER EDUCATION DIPLOMAS VDBE Diploma of Business (Enterprise) 075552C 1, 2 2 CF 5.5 (5.0) $11,250 30 UNDERGRADUATE BBNS Bachelor of Business 092944A 1, 2 6 CF, FP 6.0 (6.0) $14,500 30 POSTGRADUATE COURSEWORK BGAB Graduate Diploma in Business 103279A 1,2, 3 1 CF 6.5 (6.0) $15,300 117 BGPB Graduate Diploma in Business Administration 091513K 1,2,3 2 CF 6.5 (6.0) $15,300 117 BMAK Master of Business (Accounting) 083298A 1,2,3 4 CF 6.5 (6.0) $15,300 33 BMFA Master of Finance 103255J 1,2,3 4 CF 6.5 (6.0) $15,300 33 BMBU Master of Business Analytics 103256H 1,2, 3 4 CF 6.5 (6.0) $15,300 35 BMEN Master of Enterprise Resource Planning 103257G 1,2,3 4 CF 6.5 (6.0) $15,300 35 BMSU Master of Supply Chain Management 103521G 1,2,3 4 CF 6.5 (6.0) $15,300 36 BMKT Master of Marketing 103519A 1,2,3 4 CF 6.5 (6.0) $15,300 36 BMMN Master of Management 103520H 1,2,3 4 CF 6.5 (6.0) $15,300 34 BMAG Master of Business Administration (Global) 103253M 1,2,3 4 CF 6.5 (6.0) A16,700 34

CAMPUSES: CF – CITY FLINDERS CK – CITY KING CQ – CITY QUEEN FN – FOOTSCRAY NICHOLSON FP – FOOTSCRAY PARK SA – ST ALBANS SS – SUNSHINE W – WERRIBEE

NOTE: ^Information and fees listed above are for international students commencing a course in 2021. Fees are subject to approval and may change. For some courses, equipment and clothing is required at an additional cost to the course fees listed in this guide, and we recommend you check the website. ^^Intakes are February/March (1), July/August (2) and November (3). ^^^IELTS requirement is based on academic test module (overall score, no band less than). *All research fees are indicative and depend on field of research studied. †Entry requires HBSO as a prerequisite. ‡Entry requires CHC30113 as a prerequisite. ‡‡High-achieving students in NBIT will be eligible to transfer into NBIP to take part in a 12-month paid IT internship. Visit vu.edu.au/bachelor-of-it-professional-placement-scholarship-application for more information. Entry requirements, fees, and CRICOS information in this guide are for courses at VU campuses in Melbourne only. 117 COURSE AND FEES INDEX

Course Course Title CRICOS Intake^^ Duration Campus IELTS A$ fee per Page Code code (semesters) semester

EDUCATION TAFE CERTIFICATES & DIPLOMAS CHC30113 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care - 098078A 1, 2 1 FN 5.5 (5.0) $7,500 40 CHC30113 CHC30113‡ Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care - 085044G 1, 2 2 FN 5.5 (5.0) $7,500 40 CHC30113 HIGHER EDUCATION DIPLOMAS EDES Diploma of Education Studies 074359A 1, 2 2 FN 6.0 (6.0) $10,800 41 UNDERGRADUATE EBEC Bachelor of Early Childhood Education 096869G 1, 2 6 FP 6.5 (6.0) $13,500 40 EBED Bachelor of Education (P-12) 071581G 1, 2 8 FP 7.0 (L&S $12,600 41 7.5, R&W 6.5) EBST Bachelor of Education Studies 093862F 1, 2 6 FP 6.0 (6.0) $13,500 41 POSTGRADUATE COURSEWORK ETED Graduate Certificate in Education 083308D 1, 2 1 FP 6.5 (6.0) $13,000 118 EGED Graduate Diploma in Education 083311J 1, 2 2 FP 6.5 (6.0) $13,000 118 EGEC Graduate Diploma in Early Childhood Education 0101340 1, 2 2 FN 7.0 (L&S $13,500 42 7.5, R&W 6.5) EMED Master of Education 083310K 1, 2 4 FP 6.5 (6.0) $13,000 42 EMPE Master of Teaching (Primary Education) 083309C 1, 2 4 FN 7.0 (L&S $13,000 43 7.5, R&W 6.5) EMES Master of Teaching (Secondary Education) 084111J 1, 2 4 FN 7.0 (L&S $13,000 43 7.5, R&W 6.5) HRED Master of Education 006759D 1, 2 4 FP 6.5 (6.0) $13,886 118 ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE HIGHER EDUCATION DIPLOMAS VDEN Diploma of Engineering 088602B 1, 2 2 CF 5.5 (5.0) $14,100 46 UNDERGRADUATE NHCM Bachelor of Construction Management (Honours) 096487M 1, 2 8 FP 6.0 (6.0) $15,450 47 NBBD Bachelor of Building Design 096484C 1, 2 6 FP 6.0 (6.0) $15,450 46 NBBS Bachelor of Building Surveying 088597E 1, 2 6 FP 6.0 (6.0) $15,450 47 NHEA Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Architectural 084872A 1, 2 8 FP 6.0 (6.0) $17,250 48 Engineering) NHEC Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil Engineering) 084873M 1, 2 8 FP 6.0 (6.0) $17,250 48 NHEE Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical and 084874K 1, 2 8 FP 6.0 (6.0) $17,250 50 Electronic Engineering) NHEM Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical 084875J 1, 2 2 FP 6.0 (6.0) $17,250 50 Engineering) POSTGRADUATE COURSEWORK NGPM Graduate Diploma in Project Management 084871B 1, 2 4 FP 6.5 (6.0) $16,100 118 NMEN Master of Engineering 084876G 1, 2 4 FP 6.5 (6.0) $17,250 51 NMPM Master of Project Management 083306F 1, 2 4 FP 6.5 (6.0) $16,100 51

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Course Course Title CRICOS Intake^^ Duration Campus IELTS A$ fee per Page Code code (semesters) semester

HEALTH, PSYCHOLOGY AND DERMAL SCIENCES TAFE DIPLOMAS HLT54115 Diploma of Nursing - HLT54115 092570D 1, 2 4 SA 7.0 (7.0) $9,500 54 SHB50115 Diploma of Beauty Therapy - SHB50115 089066B 1 2 CK 5.5 (5.0) $8,600 55 UNDERGRADUATE HBHL Bachelor of Health Science 092156G 1 6 SA 6.0 (6.0) $16,400 57 HBNT Bachelor of Human Nutrition 096482E 1 6 FP 6.0 (6.0) $14,150 56 HBBS Bachelor of Biomedical Science 092499F 1 6 SA 6.0 (6.0) $15,350 56 HBES Bachelor of Biomedical and Exercise Science 096481F 1 6 FP, SA 6.0 (6.0) $15,350 58 HBNB Bachelor of Nursing 080229E 1 6 SA 7.0 (7.0) $15,600 54 HBPD Bachelor of Paramedicine 092160M 1 6 SA 6.0 (6.0) $15,600 57 ABPA Bachelor of Psychological Studies 071141K 1, 2 6 FP 6.0 (6.0) $14,200 59 ABPB Bachelor of Psychological Studies / Bachelor of 075219E 1, 2 8 FP 6.0 (6.0) $14,800 119 Business LBCP Bachelor of Criminology/Bachelor of Psychological Studies 102921K 1, 2 8 CQ, FP 6.0 (6.0) $14,800 68 HBSO Bachelor of Science (Osteopathy) 088781E 1 6 CS 6.5 (6.0) $18,350 58 HBDS Bachelor of Dermal Sciences 092158E 1 8 CQ 6.0 (6.0) $15,600 55 HBBM Bachelor of Biomedicine 084869G 1 6 FP, SA 7.0 (6.5) $16,950 119 AHPA Bachelor of Psychological Studies (Honours) 071137F 1 2 FA 6.5 (6.0) $14,200 119 ABPC Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) 077996C 1, 2 8 FP, SA 6.0 (6.0) $14,200 59 SHBM Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Biomedical Sciences) 015074C 1 2 FP, SA 6.5 (6.0) $15,350 119 ABCY Bachelor of Youth Work and Criminal Justice 095830J 1, 2 6 FP 6.0 (6.5) $12,000 70 POSTGRADUATE COURSEWORK AMAC Master of Applied Psychology (Community Psychology) 092488J 1 4 FN 6.5 (6.0) $15,300 119 AMPE Master of Counselling 042907J 1 4 CF 6.5 (6.0) $14,050 61 HMHO† Master of Health Science (Osteopathy) 090621C 1, 2 3 CF 6.5 (6.0) $18,350 58 HMPG Master of Public Health (Global Nutrition and Active 089543M 1, 2 4 SA 6.5 (6.0) $15,300 61 Living) HMPP Master of Professional Psychology 103252A 1 2 FN 6.5 (6.0) $15,300 119 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND SYSTEMS HIGHER EDUCATION DIPLOMAS VDIT Diploma of Information Technology 077776D 1, 2 2 FN 5.5 (5.0) $13,250 64 UNDERGRADUATE NBIT‡‡ Bachelor of Information Technology 071997F 1, 2 6 FP 6.0 (6.0) $14,800 64 NBIP Bachelor of Information Technology (Professional) 096870D ‡‡ 7 FP 6.0 (6.0) $14,800 119 NBCS Bachelor of Cyber Security 103891C 1, 2 6 FP 6.0 (6.0) $15,250 65 POSTGRADUATE COURSEWORK NGCS Graduate Diploma in Cyber Security 103292D 1, 2 2 FP 6.5 (6.0) $15,450 119 NMIT Master of Applied Information Technology 083307E 1, 2 4 FP 6.5 (6.0) $15,000 65

CAMPUSES: CF – CITY FLINDERS CK – CITY KING CQ – CITY QUEEN FN – FOOTSCRAY NICHOLSON FP – FOOTSCRAY PARK SA – ST ALBANS SS – SUNSHINE W – WERRIBEE

NOTE: ^Information and fees listed above are for international students commencing a course in 2021. Fees are subject to approval and may change. For some courses, equipment and clothing is required at an additional cost to the course fees listed in this guide, and we recommend you check the website. ^^Intakes are February/March (1), July/August (2) and November (3). ^^^IELTS requirement is based on academic test module (overall score, no band less than). *All research fees are indicative and depend on field of research studied. †Entry requires HBSO as a prerequisite. ‡Entry requires CHC30113 as a prerequisite. ‡‡High-achieving students in NBIT will be eligible to transfer into NBIP to take part in a 12-month paid IT internship. Visit vu.edu.au/bachelor-of-it-professional-placement-scholarship-application for more information. Entry requirements, fees, and CRICOS information in this guide are for courses at VU campuses in Melbourne only. 119 COURSE AND FEES INDEX

Course Course Title CRICOS Intake^^ Duration Campus IELTS A$ fee per Page Code code (semesters) semester

LAW AND JUSTICE UNDERGRADUATE ABCJ Bachelor of Criminal Justice 088599C 1, 2 6 FP 6.0 (6.0) $11,600 70 ABCY Bachelor of Criminal Justice and Psychological Studies 095830J 1, 2 6 FP 6.0 (6.0) $11,600 70 BLAW Bachelor of Laws 040190B 1, 2 8 CQ 6.5 (6.0) $14,800 68 BLGE Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) 041647K 1, 2 6 CQ 6.5 (6.0) $14,800 68 LBCR Bachelor of Criminology 102415F 1, 2 6 CQ 6.5 (6.0) $13,000 69 LBLC Bachelor of Laws/ Bachelor of Criminology 102416E 1, 2 9 CQ 6.5 (6.0) $14,800 69 POSTGRADUATE COURSEWORK LGML Graduate Diploma in Migration Law 096290B 1, 2 2 CQ 6.5 (6.0) $16,000 71 SOCIAL WORK, COMMUNITY AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT UNDERGRADUATE ABCD Bachelor of Community Development 088782D 1, 2 6 FP 6.0 (6.0) $11,600 75 ABSW Bachelor of Social Work 077997B 1 8 FN 7.0 (7.0) $13,100 74 ABYW Bachelor of Youth Work 074356D 1, 2 6 FP 6.0 (6.0) $12,500 74 POSTGRADUATE COURSEWORK ATID Graduate Certificate in International Community 061978C 1, 2 1 FP 6.5 (6.0) $11,600 120 Development AGID Graduate Diploma in International Community 085260K 1, 2 2 FP 6.5 (6.0) $11,600 120 Development AMCD Master of International Community Development 083312G 1, 2 4 FP 6.5 (6.0) $11,600 75 SPORT AND EXERCISE SCIENCE TAFE DIPLOMAS SIS50319 Diploma of Sport - SIS50319 102719A 1 2 FP 5.5 (5.0) $8,921 78 UNDERGRADUATE ABHE Bachelor of Exercise Science (Clinical Practice) 084834G 1, 2 6 FP 6.0 (6.0) $13,700 79 ABHD Bachelor of Exercise Science (Sport Practice) 084833G 1, 2 6 FP 6.0 (6.0) $13,700 79 SBOL Bachelor of Outdoor Leadership 099055M 1, 2 6 FP 6.0 (6.0) $13,700 80 SBSM Bachelor of Sport Management 084881M 1, 2 6 FP 6.0 (6.0) $13,700 78 SBSA Bachelor of Sport Science 096485B 1, 2 6 FP 6.0 (6.0) $13,700 80 SBHP Bachelor of Sport Science (Human Movement) / 084877G 1, 2 8 FP 6.0 (6.0) $14,450 Bachelor of Psychological Studies SBSB Bachelor of Sport Management / Bachelor of Business 084880A 1, 2 8 FP 6.0 (6.0) $13,700 82 SBPH Bachelor of Physical Education and Sport Science 088601C 1, 2 6 FP 6.0 (6.0) $13,700 82 SBHS Bachelor of Sport Science (Human Movement) / 084878F 1, 2 8 FP 6.0 (6.0) $13,700 Bachelor of Sport Management POSTGRADUATE COURSEWORK AMEP Master of Clinical Exercise Science and Rehabilitation 077582C 1, 2 3 FP 6.5 (6.0) $15,100 83 SMBS Master of Sport Business 103438B 1,2 3 FP 6.5 (6.0) $19,200 83

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Course Course Title CRICOS Intake^^ Duration Campus IELTS A$ fee per Page Code code (semesters) semester

TOURISM, HOSPITALITY AND EVENTS TAFE CERTIFICATES & DIPLOMAS SIT30816 Certificate III in Commercial Cookery - SIT30816 095616D 1, 2 2 FN 5.5 (5.0) $6,400 86 SIT40516 Certificate IV in Commercial Cookery - SIT40516 0100178 1, 2 3 FN 5.5 (5.0) $6,400 86 SIT50416 Diploma of Hospitality Management - SIT50416 095617C 1, 2 2 FN 5.5 (5.0) $6,300 86 SIT60316 Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management - 095618B 1, 2 3 FN 5.5 (5.0) $6,300 87 SIT60316 VAHH Associate Degree in Hospitality and Hotel Management 0100454 1, 2 4 FN 6.0(6.0) $8,400 87 POSTGRADUATE COURSEWORK BMTE Master of Tourism, Hospitality and Events Management 103522F 1,2,3 4 CF 6.5 (6.0) $15,300 88 RESEARCH UPAD Doctor of Philosophy 064447F 1, 2 8 CF, CQ, 6.5 (6.0) $14,840 94 FP, SA , $17,400* WB UPAF Doctor of Philosophy 064447F 1, 2 8 CF, CQ, 6.5 (6.0) $14,840 94 FP, SA , $17,400* WB UPAE Doctor of Philosophy (Integrated) 099052C 1, 2 8 CF, CQ, 6.5 (6.0) $14,840 94 FP, SA , $17,400* WB UPAG Doctor of Philosophy (Integrated) 099052C 1, 2 8 CF, CQ, 6.5 (6.0) $14,840 94 FP, SA , $17,400* WB URAR Master of Applied Research 099077E 1, 2 4 CF, FP, 6.5 (6.0) $12,650 95 SA, WB $17,200* URAP Master of Applied Research 099078D 1, 2 4 CF, FP, 6.5 (6.0) $12,650 95 SA, WB $17,200* URRE Master of Research 099079C 1, 2 3 CF, FP, 6.5 (6.0) $12,650 95 SA, WB $17,200* URRS Master of Research 099080K 1, 2 3 CF, FP, 6.5 (6.0) $12,650 95 SA, WB $17,200* URPR Master of Research Practice 099081J 1, 2 2 CF, FP, 6.5 (6.0) $12,650 95 SA, WB $17,200* URPC Master of Research Practice 099082G 1, 2 2 CF, FP, 6.5 (6.0) $12,650 95 SA, WB $17,200*

CAMPUSES: CF – CITY FLINDERS CK – CITY KING CQ – CITY QUEEN FN – FOOTSCRAY NICHOLSON FP – FOOTSCRAY PARK SA – ST ALBANS SS – SUNSHINE W – WERRIBEE

NOTE: ^Information and fees listed above are for international students commencing a course in 2021. Fees are subject to approval and may change. For some courses, equipment and clothing is required at an additional cost to the course fees listed in this guide, and we recommend you check the website. ^^Intakes are February/March (1) and July/August (2). ^^^IELTS requirement is based on academic test module (overall score, no band less than). *All research fees are indicative and depend on field of research studied. †Entry requires HBSO as a prerequisite. ‡Entry requires CHC30113 as a prerequisite. ‡‡High-achieving students in NBIT will be eligible to transfer into NBIP to take part in a 12-month paid IT internship. Visit vu.edu.au/bachelor-of-it-professional-placement-scholarship-application for more information. Entry requirements, fees, and CRICOS information in this guide are for courses at VU campuses in Melbourne only. 121 122 HOW TO APPLY

1. CHOOSE YOUR COURSE 4. ACCEPT YOUR OFFER More information about all our international courses is Log into your VU account to check your application status. available at vu.edu.au. It includes information specifically for If you have a conditional offer it means you need to provide international students. Check the entrance requirements and more information. Once you receive a full offer you need to: the course details. • sign your International Student Written Agreement vu.edu.au/courses/international • pay your tuition fee. Make sure your full name and signature match your passport. Once we have processed your acceptance, we will send you a 2. COLLECT SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) that you need to apply for a Gather the documents required to support your application. student visa. Providing the correct documents when you apply will ensure your application is processed promptly.

This may include: 5. ARRANGE A STUDENT VISA Australia’s Department of Home Affairs issues student • Signed International Declaration Form visas. Student visa processing times can vary, so you should • a certified copy of the identity pages in your passport accept your offer as early as possible to have as much time as possible to apply for your visa. For more information, go to • evidence of English language proficiency homeaffairs.gov.au/visas. • certified copies of your academic transcripts and graduation certificates • VU Background Information Checklist and Financial 6. ENROL ONLINE Declaration You can enrol online before your arrive in Australia if you • Advanced Standing or Recognition of Prior Learning forms are studying a higher education diploma, bachelor or postgraduate (coursework) program. You can also arrange your timetable, check results, access emails and view 3. APPLY ONLINE tuition fees online. If you are studying a foundation, English language, TAFE or research program, you will enrol in person. Go to eaams.vu.edu.au to apply and attach the supporting documents.

The online system also allows you to:

• check your application status EDUCATION AGENTS • respond to University comments and requests You may wish to apply through a VU-approved education agent. Some agents may charge a fee • accept your offer. their services, so ask what the costs are before Make sure the information you enter and your signature making an appointment. VU may require you to match your passport. apply through an agent. If we require this, we will ask you to appoint an agent if you apply directly to us. To find a VU-registered agent near you, visit eaams.vu.edu.au/BrowseAgents

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