International Students 2022 Undergraduate and Postgraduate Degrees Every path welcome, every student celebrated.
At the centre of everything we do at the University of Newcastle, are our shared values, which we believe in living and breathing every day.
We stand for: Excellence We pursue the exceptional and strive for innovation in our teaching, research and operating environment. Engagement We are deeply connected to the challenges and opportunities in our regions and beyond. Equity We are committed to widening participation, promoting diversity and fairness, overcoming injustice and increasing success for all. Sustainability We are ethically minded and prioritise responsible management of our environment and financial resources.
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Contents
2 Welcome to the University of 30 Other pathways Newcastle, Australia 32 Living with us 4 Why study with us 34 Cost of living 6 Our location 36 Arrivals and orientation 8 Our campuses 37 Meet new people 10 About Newcastle 38 Get to know your campus 12 About Sydney 39 Student support 13 Expand your world view 40 Stay connected 14 International scholarships – Alumni 16 Life-ready graduates 42 Global experiences – Careers checklist 43 Key dates 17 Real-world experience – Work Integrated Learning Study Options 18 Leading industry collaboration 44 Architecture, Building and Construction 20 Entrepreneurial opportunities 47 Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences – I2N 50 Business and Management 21 Life-ready students – Student highlights 56 Communication and Creative Industries 22 Global impact starts with you 59 Computing, Maths and Technology – CIFAL Newcastle 62 Education 23 Learn to lead 67 Engineering – iLEAD Plus 73 Health and Medicine 24 Research excellence 81 Law 26 Inspired learning 84 Science and the Environment 28 English Language Pathways – ELICOS and IELTS
Find out more about studying with us.
The University of Newcastle acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which our campuses are located. The Worimi nation and the Pambalong clan of the Awabakal nation (Newcastle), the Darkinjung people (Central Coast) and the Gadigal clan of the Eora nation (Sydney). We pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging. We also acknowledge and pay respect to the other Aboriginal and Torres Merewether Beach, Newcastle Strait Islander nations from which our students, staff and community are drawn. 2
Welcome
I am so pleased you are interested in studying with the We are ranked number one for industry collaboration in University of Newcastle, Australia. We are excited to Australia3 and this gives you a competitive advantage for welcome students from across the globe to our campuses in employment after your studies. Newcastle, the Central Coast, Sydney and Singapore. More Our communities, students and staff have told us they want than 113 nationalities are currently represented among our us to be leaders in climate action so we are doing what 37,946 students1 and we welcome the cultural richness and we can to protect our planet for future generations. That diversity these students bring to campus life. We also love is why the University of Newcastle now uses 100 per cent being a place where you can experience some of the best renewable electricity and we are on track to being carbon Australia has to offer. neutral by 2025. We are a university that has made a big impact and we are We are taking a range of other steps to minimise our now ranked as one of the top 200 universities in the world2. own impact on the planet, investing in research into We are home to some of the world’s best researchers, next-generation resources and incorporating sustainable committed to solving global challenges, and leading practices and theories into our education programs. We educators who are passionate about sharing knowledge and recognise the important role universities have in this global creating a better future for all. challenge and take our responsibility seriously. If you are 2020 in particular highlighted the need for the world looking for a place where opportunity abounds, we would to remain connected across borders and to collaborate love for you to join us at one of our beautiful campuses. internationally on high-impact solutions to the COVID-19 pandemic. For our University community, even though we were physically distanced, we were all still able to remain connected through our education and friendship. I was pleased that throughout 2020, despite the pandemic, we were able to support our international students, and I cannot wait to welcome students from across the globe back to our campuses. Professor Alex Zelinsky AO This is a place where everyone can succeed. We welcome Vice-Chancellor and President students from all backgrounds and circumstances, and we work hard to support them to excel in their studies. What sets the University of Newcastle apart are the connections our academics bring. Their strong industry Looking Ahead experience and collaborations bring exciting real-world Strategic Plan 2020-2025. opportunities for our students.
1 The University of Newcastle Data Warehouse as at 4 February 2020. 2 QS World University Rankings 2021. 3 Innovation Connection IC Report 2014-2020. The City of Newcastle welcomes you 3
As Lord Mayor of Newcastle, I strongly support the University of Newcastle's Looking Ahead Strategic Plan 2020-2025. The strong partnerships the University has established with government, business and the community have helped raise Newcastle’s international profile and have been key to the city’s transformation into a smart, liveable and sustainable global city. The City of Newcastle, the local government body which I lead, is at the forefront of the smart city movement in Australia. Consistent with the University, we have helped Newcastle win recognition as a centre for technology innovation and confirmed it as a great study destination that strongly values fairness, equality and inclusivity. Nuatali Nelmes Lord Mayor The City of Newcastle
Newcastle City campus, NUspace 4 Why study with us?
Choosing to study at the University of Newcastle can give you a competitive advantage with your future career. Here are some of the top reasons to study with us. Newcastle campus, Callaghan
Study at a university ranked 197 Gain additional post-study work in the world1 opportunities in Australia You will have access to world-class The Australian Government allows students programs,1 inspiring and collaborative learning that2 meet study and skills criteria2 to stay in environments, and opportunities to put theory Australia after they complete their study and gain into practice with real-world experiences. valuable work experience. To promote living and working in regional areas, students are eligible Learn from our passionate and talented teaching to stay for up to two years if they complete their staff who have strong industry connections studies at our Sydney campus, for up to three years and experience. from our Newcastle campuses, or for up to four years from our Central Coast campus.
Build your professional networks Experience more career and connect with our industry opportunities and earn 3 partners 4 higher salaries We offer the chance to tap into the University's 89.5 per cent of our undergraduates and 94.3 per industry connections for practical work experience cent of our postgraduates gain employment within as part of your study, greater connection with local, four months of completing their studies. Our regional and national industry partners, and the students start post-study work with higher salaries opportunity to grow your professional network. You than the Australian average3. See page 19 for more can open more doors with us. See page 16-19 for information. more information.
Central Coast campus, Ourimbah We are a 5 Top 50 university in the Asia-Pacific region4
Newcastle City campus, NUspace
Study free from distraction Engage in practical learning in a welcoming setting experiences while you study Newcastle and the Central Coast have the We have built practical learning convenience5 and benefits of a big city, without the 6experiences into all of our study programs. usual distractions from study. In Sydney, our strong This ensures you will be well prepared for work industry partner connections benefit postgraduate environments, and ready to take on new challenges. study programs. Our campus environments See pages 16 to 23 for more information about enhance study effectiveness. See page 8 for more Work Integrated Learning (WIL) and leadership information. programs including iLEAD Plus.
Enjoy a more affordable Be part of a vibrant student Australian study experience community For study and living, Newcastle and the Our international and domestic students 7Central Coast are more affordable than most major 8love studying at our beautiful campuses. With cities in Australia. We also run workshops and friendly support services and staff, we help make classes to help you find part-time work while you your stay safe and secure, so you can focus on study. With a range of international scholarships, your study and gain unforgettable experiences in there are many affordable ways to study with us. Australia. See page 34 and 39 for more information.
37,946 No. 1 students from 113 nations ranked university in Australia for educated and supported by 2,766 industry collaboration5 full-time equivalent staff6
1 QS World University Rankings 2021 2 Department of Home Affairs. 3 Graduates Outcomes Survey 2018-2020, Undergraduate annual starting median salary AUD $64,600. Postgraduate annual starting median salary AUD $98,100. 4 Times Higher Education Asia-Pacific University Rankings 2019. 5 Innovation Connections IC Report 2014-2020. 6 The University of Newcastle Data Warehouse as at 4 February 2020. Our 1 2 locations
2 Newcastle Interchange Train/Light Rail The University of Newcastle The University 1 of Newcastle Central Coast campus I2N Hub City campus 3 Sydney campus Hunter Street • Conservatorium • NUspace Darby Street • Honeysuckle Entertainment area
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Newcastle City campus 3mins Newcastle Callaghan campus 20mins Lake Macquarie 25mins Newcastle Airport 35mins Hunter Valley 55mins Port Stephens 1hr Central Coast 1hr 10mins Sydney Sydney 1hr 30mins
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5 Honeysuckle 6 The University Newcastle Waterfront of Newcastle Airport entertainment area Callaghan campus Port Stephens I2N Hub Williamtown
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Newcastle Beach Patrolled beach
Newcastle Ocean Baths 8 Our campuses
The University of Newcastle offers safe, friendly and secure campuses with a range of facilities for you to make the most of your study experience in Australia. You will learn from world-class teaching staff at innovative facilities, interact with local and international students and experience Australian culture and way of life.
Check out our campuses
Newcastle (Callaghan) Newcastle (City) The original campus for the University of Newcastle, In the heart of the city, our Newcastle City campus Callaghan is a beautiful mix of award-winning, provides an integral link with industry across architecturally designed buildings sitting across creative industries, business and law. The campus is 140 hectares in a natural setting. Our relaxed a hive of innovation in the city centre. Our state-of- campus environment allows you to study free from the-art facility NUspace delivers a ‘next generation’ distraction. With the centre of Newcastle just 10km university experience, while our innovation hub away, the campus is well connected to key regional is where you can engage with entrepreneurs, employers and industry, including the John Hunter innovators, start-ups and developers to produce Hospital and Hunter Medical Research Institute ideas that challenge the conventional. (HMRI). The campus is the central hub for education, humanities, social science, and the fields of science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine Explore the designs (STEMM), as well as nursing and health. for Honeysuckle at our Newcastle City campus.
Honeysuckle, part of our Newcastle City campus
Newcastle campus, Callaghan Artist impression More than Central Coast 9 (Ourimbah and Gosford) A$100 Halfway between Newcastle and Sydney sits the Central Coast region, with beautiful waterways, national parks and coastal towns. Our campus million at Ourimbah offers study programs in business, invested into the education, humanities and social science, oral health Newcastle City therapy, podiatry and nursing and the sciences (food, coastal and marine and exercise and sports). campus over the Our students benefit from strong links with local past five years. industry, and partnerships with the Central Coast Local Health District for specialised health degrees, world-class research and testing facilities, as well as growing opportunities for research. In 2021, the Central Coast Clinical School welcomed its first students and expanded our presence into Gosford.
Newcastle City campus, NUspace
Sydney (City) Our Sydney campus, in the middle of Sydney’s Central Coast campus, Ourimbah central business district, offers world-class facilities and innovative styles of learning. A range of ELICOS English Language programs and postgraduate programs are offered at this campus including Information Technology, Business Administration Singapore (Downtown Core) and Professional Accounting. The courses have been developed and designed with industry professionals Located in the central business district of one and include applied learning to better prepare of Asia’s best entrepreneurial and educational students for actual industry settings. Both the hubs, our Singapore campus offers programs in campus and programs are designed to meet the business, commerce, communications, construction business needs of today, so that students can solve management, engineering, environmental and the challenges of tomorrow. occupational health and safety and information technology.
Sydney City campus Singapore campus 10 Newcastle
A connected place to study Newcastle is a vibrant coastal city with restaurants, cafes and pubs. It is the second largest city in the state of New South Wales, 1.5 hours north of Sydney. There are many events and things to do and you will be warmly welcomed to explore the Australian lifestyle and culture. For international students, Newcastle is: • more affordable than other major cities
• a vibrant, student-centric city Honeysuckle, Newcastle • friendly and safe • great for work opportunities Entertainment There are many low-cost and free activities for you and your friends to do together around the city. Here are some ideas to start with: • Rent a bike, ride along the coast and watch for whales in winter Image Credit: GPT Group GPT Image Credit: • Go hiking or spot wildlife at Blackbutt Nature Reserve or the Hunter Valley Zoo • Grab some tasty fresh produce at Newcastle City Farmer’s Market • Explore arts and history at Newcastle’s Museum, Art Gallery or Civic Theatre • Be spotted for talent, singing your heart out Charlestown Square shopping mall, Newcastle at karaoke nights and venues across Newcastle • Go for a dip at one of Newcastle’s world-famous beaches or swimming baths • Enjoy a boutique shopping experience on Darby Nearby Newcastle Street or visit our major shopping malls Surrounding Newcastle are regional attractions To find other activities around Newcastle, go to including: visitnewcastle.com.au/whats-on • Lake Macquarie - Australia’s largest coastal saltwater lake • Port Stephens - a collection of seaside villages with beautiful sand dunes • Hunter Valley - stunning vineyards, valleys and gourmet eateries • Barrington Tops – a world-heritage listed rainforest popular for bushwalking, kayaking, abseiling and mountain biking
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Darby Street, Newcastle
Food With a range of mouth-watering restaurants, bars and Connectivity and getting around cafés, Newcastle has cuisines to suit all tastes. The two An award-winning smart city, Newcastle has embraced main destinations for food lovers are Darby Street in innovation and technology throughout its inner-city Cooks Hill and Beaumont Street in Hamilton. Here are infrastructure. some local favourites1 to try: • Darby Street - Goldbergs, Three Monkeys or Autumn Rooms (cafés), Le Dynasty (Chinese) or Darby Raj (Indian) Smart technology • Beaumont Street - Mockingbird (café), El Nonno P Smart parking app, next-gen streetlight (Italian), Kings XI (Indian) or Eight Buns (Chinese) technology and interactive help screens. • Elsewhere in Newcastle - Ginger Meg's (Asian fusion), MEET (Brazilian), Grand Pavilion (Indian) or Glebe Connected Takeaway (fish and chips) Free high-speed public WiFi in the CBD and • Best beach views - try cafés including Estabar, apps with real-time information. Newcastle Beach Kiosk or Merewether Surfhouse Public transport Cooking a dish from home? There are many multicultural grocers and shops to find all your favourite ingredients. Trains, trams and buses safely connect our Try Young Asian Grocery, Kwon Mart, Raj Spices, House of campuses to the city and beach. Asia, Kairali or Bibina to name a few. Free shuttles The University offers free shuttles between Sport its Newcastle campuses, and shuttles from The people of Newcastle, known as Novocastrians, love a Newcastle Callaghan to nearby local shops. range of sports. You can get involved and: Newcastle Airport • Watch the Newcastle Knights (rugby league) or the Newcastle Jets (football) at McDonald Jones Stadium Frequent direct flights to major Australian • Play cricket, tennis, netball, basketball, baseball, hockey, cities and many one or two stop flights badminton, football/soccer and more around the city to major international cities. Awarded Australia's Best Major Airport in 20182. • Swim indoors or outdoors, at swimming pools, coastal baths or patrolled beaches • Work out with student discounts at The Forum gyms based at Callaghan campus and in the city
1 Food suggestions were correct at time of printing, please check online for up-to-date information. 2 Australian Airports Association (AAA), 2018. 12 Sydney
Australia’s largest city, is one and a half hours south of Newcastle. It is one of the world’s most beautiful harbour cities. For international students, Sydney is a multicultural meeting place and a professional global environment to connect with.
Entertainment Desination NSW. Image credit Here are some low-cost or free activities available throughout the year: • Visit the stunning Sydney Opera House and Food Sydney Harbour Bridge Sydney has an amazing array of food on offer; • Picnic at the beautiful Centennial Parklands from the cheap and tasty delights of Chinatown, or the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney or the outdoor street-food market Spice Alley • Visit the cute and unique animals at in Chippendale, to the trendy new venues at Taronga Zoo, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium and Barangaroo, or something for everyone in Newtown. WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo Australians really love their coffee and prefer to • Vivid Sydney, largest festival of light, music and support small independent cafés. Try Single O, ideas in the southern hemisphere, takes place Mecca Coffee or Regiment in the city1. during winter around the city and is a must-see2
Connectivity and getting around
Connected We recommend you have access to mobile data and use your smartphone apps and information for getting around.
Public transport Sydney has an excellent public transport network of light rail, trains, buses and ferries, which you can use some credit cards or the Opal card for payment and ticketing. Opal cards can be purchased at shops and convenience stores around Image credit: Desination NSW. the city.
1 Food suggestions were correct at time of printing, please check online for up-to-date information. 2 Destination NSW Media Releases 2019. Image credit Desination NSW. world view Expand your "I amverythankfulfor Australia andthe The University ofNewcastle isaplace where studentsare challenged to expand their To honourthisspecialconnection, in2017 JackMa established the Ma&Morley Program. Scholarship experiences withopeninghiseyes to theworld andinspiring As ateenager, JackMawould ridehisbike throughout his view oftheworld, where interaction withlocalsandpeoplefrom diverse backgrounds In 1980,hemettheMorleys, afamilyfrom Newcastle who can have alifelong impact. his desire to make socialchangeanddothingsdifferently. hometown ofHangzhou,lookingfor to opportunities meet to Australia to visittheminNewcastle. Hecredits these tourists andpractise hisEnglish. with themafter they returned to Australia, andlater came would have aprofound impactonhislife. Hekept intouch Jack Ma Jack at thattime." positive impactonmy viewoftheworld itspeoplehadaprofoundimportantly culture, thelandscapeandmost time I spent there in my youth. The time Ispentthere inmy youth. The
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Watch JackMa'sstory. 13 14 International scholarships
Worried about the cost of studying in Australia? The University of Newcastle is one of the more affordable options for study in Australia. We also offer many scholarship opportunities for international students that can greatly reduce the cost of tuition and other study-related expenses.
Find the most up-to-date list of new and current international scholarships.
Vibin engineers a brighter future Vibin moved from India to study a Master of Materials Outside of his studies, Vibin works as a Language Support Science Engineering at the University of Newcastle. He was Assistant for International students at the University and also attracted to Material Science Engineering as it combined as a Research Assistant at the Global Innovative Centre for coursework with research. Advanced Nanomaterials (GICAN). "I am passionate about doing research to develop and "I love both of these jobs," says Vibin. "Working here on engineer the materials used in energy applications and campus, I am getting a good salary and it is good for my carbon capture," said Vibin. profile." Vibin was ecstatic to be awarded an International Excellence Vibin is excited by what the future holds and encourages Scholarship for his strong academic record. The financial other international students wanting to study at the assistance he received allowed him to focus more on his University of Newcastle to keep a good academic record. studies. "Work hard and success will automatically follow you," "I screamed when I saw the scholarship letter and my mum he concludes. and dad asked me what happened? I showed the scholarship letter to them. They are very excited and happy about the news," said Vibin. After his Masters, Vibin plans to undertake a PhD in material science engineering, focussing on energy applications for batteries, fuel cells, supercapacitance, and carbon capture technology. 15
Watch Cheena's story
Cheena, India FEBE Golden Jubilee Commemorative International Scholar, 2019 Bachelor of Computer Systems Engineering (Honours)
Amna invests in new skills Cheena's golden moment Amna, from Pakistan, was over the moon when Cheena always knew she wanted to study she found out she was successful in the Global engineering, even as a young girl. At her school in Leaders Scholarship she had applied for. Studying Jaipur, India, she excelled academically, with one a Bachelor of Business, her degree has taught her teacher noting that she was the best student he had many skills in running a successful business such as seen come through the school. communication skills, problem solving, marketing She began to research engineering programs around and entrepreneurship. In the future, she plans to the world, and that is when she learned about the manage her father’s business in Dubai and London. University of Newcastle and its scholarship programs. She was attracted to the University because of its excellent reputation for engineering programs, and the way it embraced the idea of mixing creativity and Australia Awards Scholarship technology for innovative results. Cheena’s excellent grades helped her to win her the The Australian Government has supported the coveted FEBE Golden Jubilee Commemorative education of emerging leaders from other countries Scholarship; an international engineering for more than 60 years. It currently offers Australia scholarship which covers 100 per cent of the tuition Awards scholarships to individuals from around 50 fees for up to five years. countries across Asia, Asia-Pacific, Africa and the Middle East including Bangladesh, Bhutan, Cambodia, A science geek at heart, she now hopes to set an Fiji, India, Indonesia, Laos, Nepal, Papua New Guinea, example for other young women around the world Pakistan, Philippines, Samoa, Sri Lanka and Vietnam. to never give up on their dreams, and to find success Search online for more information about these doing what they love. scholarships. Since starting her study, Cheena has also become an International Student Ambassador for the University of Newcastle, a role that sees her share her experiences with prospective students, schools Learn more about the Australia Awards Scholarship. and the community. 16 Life-ready graduates
Recognising the rapidly changing environment our students will be entering when they graduate, our education experience will prioritise activities that help develop life- ready graduates who are community- minded, resilient and ready for work.
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Build your career How we can help
• We can connect you with volunteer opportunities at the University or community Get involved on campus organisations, expanding your network and giving you valuable work experience and in the community • Get involved with the clubs and societies across our campuses and develop your interpersonal and team skills to stand out from other job candidates
• With Work Integrated Learning built into most study programs, we help students access real-world experiences that employers look for Seek out practical experience • Explore our extensive CareerHub online where employers post opportunities for throughout your studies graduate employment, part-time experience, paid internships and more • Find on-campus work opportunities to help support you during your studies as well as gain experience working in Australia
• Visit Career Essentials to develop resumes, cover letters and practise interview techniques in our interview simulator • Build your skills through University workshops, like the Make a World of Practise and develop a range of Difference program, and learn how to build an effective LinkedIn presence, as employable skills well as better understand your strengths and how to position yourself and your skills with employers • Stay in touch with our dedicated Career Consultant for international students to help keep your career plans on track and your skills up to date
• Join professional networking opportunities with groups like Connect 88 or iLEAD Plus, or make use of the University’s strong partnerships with industry Connect with others and expand • Join the University Careers Expo and meet graduate recruiters to help you your networks transition into the professional world of work • Connect up with the University’s strong alumni network around the world Real-world 17 experience
Work alongside your studies International student Sora is passionate about sharing Sora, Kuwait his knowledge with others and getting out of his Bachelor of Computer Science, 2019 comfort zone. So when it came to higher education, he leapt out of this comfort zone – travelling from his home "I have been able to use virtual reality (VR) country of Kuwait to the University of Newcastle technology which has inspired me to explore how to study a Bachelor of Computer Science. I could develop VR related games both for fun and research or training purposes," Sora said. Studying at the University’s Callaghan campus, Sora has been able to explore his passion for computing, software Not only is Sora expanding his own computing knowledge and application development while meeting new people through his studies, he is also helping younger students and gaining important work experience in his field of study. do the same through exciting work experience, working as a Lab Demonstrator, a Software Developer and a "What interests me about my degree is that it allows me Customer Service Assistant at the University’s library. to develop software applications, games and websites – things that can help make everyday life a little bit easier.
Bridging international markets Chinese student Emma expanded her worldview through studying a Bachelor of Business at the University of Newcastle. With a passion for marketing, Emma had her eyes set on assisting Chinese businesses to engage with the rest of the world. When Emma concluded her studies in Newcastle, she moved to London to study a Master of Marketing, Communications and Advertising. She then moved back to her hometown of Shanghai to work as a Project Executive in a marketing consultancy company, The Silk Initiative, where she works in a team helping clients build and grow their Emma, China brands in China. Bachelor of Business, 2017 Her manager commends her on her ability to connect with global markets. “We need a person like "My time at the University of Newcastle helped me to Emma who can bridge the west and the eastern world - develop my strong passion for marketing. Being exposed to her international background is very valuable for us,” he an international study environment and exchanging ideas explains. with students and lecturers from all over world really helped During her undergraduate degree, Emma undertook an to open my mind," Emma explained. internship at a Newcastle-based marketing agency, Fresh Marketing, where she was able to experience an Australian working environment and gain experience with real- world marketing concepts. Watch Emma's story. 18 Leading industry collaboration With world-class facilities that allow for stronger industry collaboration on campus, we know how to unlock the value of our network.
Newcastle City campus, NUspace
Our partners include DiDi, Alibaba, Newcastle Jets, Sinosteel, BMG Australia, the Australian Tax Office, Legal Aid, Engineers Australia, Hunter New England Health and Central Coast Local Health Districts, and the Hunter Medical Research CONNECT 88 Institute to name a few. At the University of Newcastle, we believe that international students have something very We are the top-ranked university for industry collaboration valuable to offer our communities and culture. in Australia1 and the only university in Newcastle and the Hunter region. Our strong collaboration with local and The Connect 88 internship gives Chinese students regional industry creates powerful networking opportunities the opportunity to share their culture and their for our students. expertise with businesses in the Newcastle area: while gaining work experience and practical " At nib, we know how important it is to on-the-job skills. After receiving cultural and communications training from the University, you communicate effectively with our members will be placed with a business, where you can apply and communities to achieve better the knowledge you have learnt in your degree to health outcomes. We have been fortunate deliver real-life business solutions. enough to work with many students from You could establish a Chinese social media page, multicultural and multi-lingual backgrounds create engaging content for the Chinese market, to help us with these efforts. That is why or culturally-optimise a customer service solution. Whatever it may be, this immersive workplace we believe the work of the University of experience will be sure to benefit your future Newcastle, through its Connect 88 program, employment prospects. is so important as it recognises the value Connect 88 program was an AFR Higher Education that international students can bring to Awards Finalist for International Education in 2020. business communities. It is a program that really showcases the unique contribution The University partners with the NEWCASTLE Newcastle Tourism Industry Group that international students make to a to enhance the experience of TOURISM international students through a range community." of tourism and related industries. INDUSTRY GROUP
David Chung Head of Marketing and Digital, nib Health Funds
1 Innovation Connections IC Report 2014-2020 Valued by industry 19
We are the top-ranked university in Australia for industry collaboration1. As a result, our students are well-prepared, well-connected and in demand by employers. Our industry partners often recruit graduating students and recognise their strength and readiness for the workplace.
North Construction & Building has "As a global firm with a thriving "BMG sees immense value in connecting had a long-standing relationship with Newcastle office, AECOM is fortunate our artist roster with the University’s the University of Newcastle. Their to have access to some of the best students across all creative arts academic programs and links to the engineering, scientific and project disciplines to create an everchanging business community are second to management students and graduates stream of compelling multimedia none. We have engaged many of their right here on our doorstep. I am proud content. BMG is also proud to offer select Construction Management students in of our role in providing meaningful students mentoring opportunities and our cadetship program and gone on employment opportunities to local real-world training. As a Novocastrian to hire a number of them in a full-time candidates and we look forward to and University of Newcastle graduate, I capacity. We have been impressed continuing our relationship with the am excited to help develop a new wave with the quality of their graduates and University, as we work towards creating of industry professionals from this great look forward to continuing our great a more sustainable and equitable city." partnership. future for the Hunter." Heath Johns, Managing Director, Amanda Kerr, BMG Australia and New Zealand AECOM Area Manager - Hunter Master Of Marketing, 2007 Master Of Business Administration, 2006
Above average employment and salaries
89.5% A$64,600 of our undergraduates find employment median starting salary for undergraduate within four months of graduating2 employment - above the national average2
93.4% A$98,100 of our postgraduates find employment median starting salary for postgraduate within four months of graduating2 employment - above the national average2
1 Innovation Connections IC Report 2014-2020 2 Graduate Outcomes Survey 2018-2020 20 Entrepreneurial opportunities
Integrated Innovation Network (I2N) Offering co-working spaces, entrepreneurship programs, partnerships and networking opportunities, I2N can help you upskill, develop and test ideas, and make valuable industry connections. I2N supports entrepreneurs, businesses and students who are keen to develop enterprise skills valued by employers. It is the network for everyone interested in entrepreneurship.
Find out how I2N can help you.
Build your ideas, test your thinking and access industry experts. Together we can make
big things happen. I2N Hub Hunter Street
"Early on, my co-founders and I realised we were lacking marketing know-how. By reaching out to I2N staff, they were able to put us in direct contact with University program conveners who identified enthusiastic students to help us through an internship program. When we were in the position to hire for paid roles, we had a pool of applicants who already understood our business."
Sahil Harriram Co-founder and CEO of Elite Robotics Bachelor of Mechatronics Engineering (Honours), 2016 Life-ready 21 students Tandin, Bhutan Master Of Educational Studies, 2010 Tandin, a University of Newcastle alumna - leads an anti-human trafficking program for the United Nations. Her proudest achievement has been the rescue of 145 women from Iraq, which was a direct result of her work with the Royal Government of Bhutan. Her inspirational work empowering families and lobbying the government also led to her being awarded the Bhutan Women Leadership Award in 2018.
Duanduan, China Bachelor of Business and Master of Marketing, 2017 While studying marketing, Duanduan gained practical experience through an internship and work placement. Through the China Connect network she became a Project Officer at the Confucius Institute, and also became a Support Assistant for international students with the University of Newcastle Global team. She credits those experiences with helping her to better understand Australian work culture, as well as improve her business and English communication skills.
Kanishk, India Master of Business Administration, 2011; Master of Marketing, 2011 Kanishk has a reputation for helping businesses flourish. He has provided advice to organisations across many sectors and was even awarded an Excellence in Service award by Austrade. Studying and working in Newcastle pushed him outside his comfort zone. It encouraged him to embrace an international mindset and gave him the opportunity to form lifelong friendships. "The memories with those colleagues, I will always cherish," said Kanishk.
Wei Juen Lim, Malaysia Bachelor of Speech Pathology (Honours), 2020 Wei Juen Lim gained valuable work placement experience in Shenzen, China. It was part of the world-class speech pathology training program offered at the University of Newcastle, in partnership with OST Limited in China. She provided direct interventions for a range of children living with disability and she also helped to deliver two workshops. It has opened new opportunities for her since and helped her adapt to new clinical environments easily.
Learn more about student highlights. 22 Global impact starts with you
Our University is home to Australia’s only United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) accredited International Training Centre for Authorities and Leaders (CIFAL). You can study electives aligned to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and on completion of your elective you will receive a UNITAR certificate. CIFAL Newcastle is one of 21 United Nations affiliated training centres around the world. It runs training and leadership programs for students, professionals, government officials and members of the community. The CIFAL Global Network’s mission is to advance the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and address global challenges, such as the eradication of poverty and hunger, gender equality, environmental sustainability and risk reduction of natural disasters. Our Master of Disaster Resilience and Sustainable Development program, is certified by CIFAL.
CIFAL Newcastle is the only United Nations affiliated training centre in Australia
There are a number of study programs, CIFAL electives and workshops Find out more about that students can choose to pursue. CIFAL Newcastle. Learn to lead 23 iLEAD Plus is the University's international leadership development program which aims to inspire you to develop and advance your unique leadership goals. Share ideas, gain experiences that cross over into other disciplines and collaborate in a diverse and supportive community. We guide you through practical workshops, professional placements and local, regional or global challenges. We also partner up with an established professional mentor to support you in your leadership aspirations. Students build skills around: • new media and virtual collaboration • developing influential relationships • leveraging and valuing diversity • growing an entrepreneurial mindset • becoming a global citizen • team dynamics and positioning Noel, Kuwait Expand your networks around the world, increase your Bachelor of Computer Engineering (Honours), 2021 visibility with employers, and share in meaningful global experiences with iLEAD Plus. This program is suited for students from any discipline and level of study who want to become global citizens and well-prepared leaders of "iLEAD Plus has proven to me that, tomorrow. within ourselves, we are all great leaders and we need to nurture that and keep getting better at what we do first, in order to reach our goals Explore how iLead Plus and dreams as an individual." can help you develop your leadership skills.
"Through iLEAD Plus, and with the help of my mentor, I was able to focus on goals that could prepare me personally and professionally for a better future. I will forever cherish what iLEAD Plus has done for me and now it is time for me to pay it forward."
Marby, Philippines Master of Human Resource Management, 2018 24 Research excellence
What if we could develop new treatments for cancer patients that transform lives and medical practice? Imagine new technologies that could help bring some of our native species back from the brink of extinction. What if we could help solve global water shortages by literally creating water from air? Newcastle Institute for Energy and Resources (NIER), Newcastle campus, Callaghan
At the University of Newcastle, these scenarios are more Better, Healthier Living than just wishful thinking. We are turning these ideas – and We will deliver better health outcomes and contribute to many others – into reality. improving the wellbeing of our communities. We know that a better tomorrow lies in our ability to find Connected Communities new solutions to some of the world’s greatest challenges. That is why our world-class researchers drive discoveries We will create a stronger, more inclusive society by and innovations that challenge conventional thinking, break collaborating with communities to build local capacity, social new ground, and change lives. connectedness, and a sense of belonging. Together with our industry and community partners, we are Next Generation Resources making a difference in our communities and around the We will bring the world closer to a sustainable future world. with solutions for the use of natural resources and the We are also shaping the workforce of the future, by involving development of new energy technologies. our students in the search for new knowledge and giving Growing Industries them opportunities to be part of solutions that deliver real-world impact. We will harness our regions' innovative spirit and history of transformation to help grow our current industries and drive Our priorities investment into future opportunities. At the University of Newcastle, we have defined four engagement priorities that will guide our research, teaching and partnership efforts. See what our researchers are currently exploring. These inter-connected priorities reflect the purpose-driven issues and opportunities our university has the capacity, expertise and civic responsibility to address. They also echo the challenges our industry and community partners are committed to. None of these engagement priorities stand alone. They complement and intersect with one another, helping us foster the type of multidisciplinary collaboration that will deliver outcomes that matter to our communities, our economies and our planet. Top 8 95% 100% in Australia for research of our research is ‘at’ or of our STEMM research is 'at' ‘well above world standard’1 ‘above world standard’1 or 'above world standard'1
1 Excellence in Research for Australia, 2018 Printed solar 25 on public display
Printed Solar, Sydney
A futuristic demonstration of emerging renewable energy The University of Newcastle is committed to bringing material – printed solar cells, is being trialled in a public the world closer to a sustainable future through its next setting for the first time. generation resources engagement priority. This public demonstration is a way to spark conversation and showcase The University of Newcastle's renewable energy tech - which ‘what’s next’ for the future of energy generation. is ultra light-weight, ultra flexible, recyclable and cheap to manufacture – will power interactive public lighting in Lane Cove is the only public place in Australia where the Sydney. printed solar can be viewed. The material, similar in thickness and appearance to a chip packet, is manufactured using conventional printers. Installing the solar display Physicist Professor Paul Dastoor, from the School of The low-cost, light weight, flexible and durable material is Mathematical and Physical Sciences, who created the inspiring a range of possible applications from retractable material, said his team were excited to take their ‘science to recharging systems for electric vehicles, to floating covers the streets’. for dams and pools and from yacht sails to smart blinds for residential and high-rise buildings. Located within Lane Cove Council’s vibrant new urban space ‘The Canopy’, the demonstration places the organic printed solar material in an ordinary environment, where people will interact with it as they go about their grocery shopping, play The University of Newcastle with their children in the park, or enjoy food in one of the is committed to a sustainable future. nearby restaurants. 26 Inspired learning
"The refurbishment was exciting, and will enhance the experiences of students, researchers and manufacturers alike." Emma Beckett, Lecturer School of Environmental and Life Sciences Central Coast campus, Ourimbah
Innovative food facilities for science and nutrition students
Our new $1 million Food Innovation Kitchen and Laboratory The food sector is already one of the largest employers on at the University’s Ourimbah campus provides science and the Central Coast, supporting more than 8,500 jobs and this nutrition students access to commercial quality facilities. innovative teaching space enhances the experiences of students, researchers and manufacturers alike. Designed to meet commercial food preparation standards, the state-of-the-art food laboratories, testing services, Students are educated in all aspects of food science and and industrial scale kitchen enables over 100 science nutrition, including food production and manufacturing and food nutrition students to use the space in any given through to nutritional balance, food analysis and consumer week, alongside world-class researchers and local food behaviour. enterprises.
The Central Coast has an international reputation for excellence in food innovation and production and these Where can a Bachelor of Food Science facilities empower students and the local industry to and Human Nutrition take you? develop the foods of the future. You can also receive up four years post-study work eligibility at Central Coast campus. New Teaching Technology 27 Cutting-edge technology, including virtual and augmented reality, is being used to develop our students’ understanding of anatomy within diagnostic imaging and other medical disciplines. When combined with traditional anatomical teaching methods, the SECTRA-based teaching table – with 2D and 3D representation of the human body – is providing an innovative way to enhance the learning and study experience.
Playing with radiation – a virtual reality training application
The University of Newcastle has deployed a fantastic virtual (ATS) and the IT Innovation Team, with funding support from reality (VR) teaching tool, Virtual Radioactivity, into first the Deputy Vice-Chancellor Academic Office. year physics labs with over 160 students using it in the first The use of virtual reality in teaching is being rolled weeks. This new way of teaching allows students to explore out across many areas of the university, as it offers an the interaction between radiation and matter, which is immersive, unique and safe learning experience for normally invisible to us. It has also allowed us to introduce students. Other examples include Virtual Oral Musculature some new experiments with radiation that would otherwise Assessment for speech pathology students and Virtual Crime be unsafe to conduct in an experimental laboratory. Scene for criminology students. The VR simulation lets students experiment with radiation, taking measurements and visualising sub-atomic particles. Students can choose multiple radiation sources, different Watch a walk-through video barriers and interact with the virtual environment around of Virtual Radioactivity. them. When they finish, they can automatically email their experimental measurements. This project was a collaboration between the School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences, the Centre for Advanced Training Systems 28 English language pathways
Our award-winning English Language Centre offers a range of language and literacy pathways for international students, including: • English Language Intensive Courses for Overseas Students (ELICOS) • Award-winning student experience programs • Tailored study tour and short-term English courses for individuals or groups • International English Language Testing System (IELTS) Test Centre and preparation courses.
Top 7 in Australia for overall satisfaction1
Top 9 in Australia for learning1
Newcastle campus, Callaghan
1 Australian English Language Barometer 2019/20 (rated by more than 19,000 students from 160 English Language centres around the world). ELICOS - English Language Student Experience Program 29 Intensive Courses for Learn Australian culture by experiencing it around Newcastle through a free award-winning passport- Overseas Students style program. It encourages you to break down If you have not met the English language proficiency cultural barriers and engage in a meaningful way requirements of your degree program, ELICOS with the community. You will get to know the campus programs at our Sydney or Newcastle Callaghan and city better, make new friends and improve your campuses can help you improve your English English skills through volunteer opportunities, language skills. Each course lasts for ten weeks and friendship programs, speed conversations and commences every five weeks. It is okay if you need ‘meet-and-greets’ with local Australians. a little more time to develop your skills to the level required by your study program and we cater to all levels of English. ELICOS is accepted by all Colleges as a pathway into your chosen degree, and a great Explore foundation for success in your tertiary studies. the Australian lifestyle The ELICOS tuition fee is A$455 per week. Volunteer to build your resume and portfolio Find out more information about ELICOS.
Practise 15 students your English outside of class on average per class Join our University Community
IELTS IELTS is the most respected English language test in Orientate yourself and settle in the world, helping to enable your Australian study, migration and career goals at the University of Newcastle. This test measures your skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening and gives you an overall score. The IELTS Test Centre within our English Language Centre at Callaghan campus offers both computer and paper based testing and is the only IELTS testing facility in the Newcastle and Hunter Valley region. We also offer free IELTS masterclasses 20 hours throughout the year to help you prepare for the test. of face-to-face lessons per week
"The English Language Centre gave me the opportunity to engage with Australian and other international students and provided excursions to experience different cultures. I was very grateful for this fresh start in a friendly, supportive and culturally diverse atmosphere."
Shuang, China Doctor of Philosophy (Building), 2020 ELICOS Alumna 30 Our pathways
The University of Newcastle College of International Education is your starting platform to higher education. Offering alternative pathway opportunities to over 130 undergraduate and postgraduate degree programs at the University of Newcastle. As the University’s preferred international college, the College issues packaged offers with both the pathway Newcastle City campus, NUspace and degree programs included and students will receive an electronic Confirmation of Enrolment (eCOE) from both institutions upon acceptance of an offer. Foundation Studies in Medicine Foundation Studies The Foundation Studies for Medicine (FSM) program The College of International Education's Foundation provides international students with a pathway Studies Program can be completed in either nine into the Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of or 12 months and is designed to prepare you for Medicine (Joint Medical Program) at the University of university study, both academically and socially. It Newcastle. One of a handful of programs of its type provides access to over a hundred undergraduate in Australia, successful applicants receive a packaged degrees offered by the University of Newcastle. offer and those who accept an offer will receive an During the program you will be able to fine-tune electronic Confirmation of Enrolment for both FSM your academic writing, enhancing your writing and the Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor style, syntax and cohesiveness, participate in group of Medicine. There are two intakes per year (March discussions during presentations, practice analysing and June) and a maximum of 30 students per year. academic reading material and critical thinking, Progression to the medical program is conditional on delve into research and understand academic achieving a percentage score and passing a Personal referencing. Qualities Assessment (PQA) conducted by the School of Medicine, including a face to face interview.
Your pathway to the University of Newcastle Your path to university depends on your qualifications and your chosen degree. Choose from a variety of our progression pathway programs.
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Foundation Studies High School (Year 11) (the college) Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 (Honours only) High School (Year 12) Degree Transfer (the college)
Undergraduate Qualification Pre-Masters Pogram Masters Pogram 31
Newcastle City campus, NUspace
Degree Transfer Programs Pre-Masters Program The College of International Education's specialised The College of International Education's Pre-Masters Degree Transfer Programs are equivalent to the Program is taught over two trimesters. In the first first year of a bachelor degree at the University of bridging trimester, you will develop your study Newcastle. They include English language tuition, and research skills, along with English academic study skills, problem solving and communications language in writing, reading, listening and speaking. skills, as well as the introduction to your chosen By the second pre-masters trimester, you will begin specialty. Successful completion of a Degree Transfer studying university subjects that are part of your Program allows students to progress into second chosen masters program. On successful completion year of an undergraduate degree. There is also an of the Pre-Masters Program, you will receive 30 credit extended option with an additional 15 week bridging points towards most of the available postgraduate semester for students with slightly lower academic degrees at the University of Newcastle and jump results and/or English language proficiency. straight into the second semester or trimester of your degree. Degree Transfer Programs available: • Degree Transfer Business Why study the Pre-Masters? • Degree Transfer Extended Business • flexible entry and English language requirements • Degree Transfer Commerce • you begin your masters courses after just one • Degree Transfer Extended Commerce trimester, and then progress directly into second • Degree Transfer Engineering trimester • Degree Transfer Extended Engineering • extra support to develop your English and • Degree Transfer Information Technology academic study skills • Degree Transfer Extended Information Technology • you only add an additional four months to your degree Pre-Masters Programs available: • Pre-Masters Program Business and Commerce • Pre-Masters Program Information Technology
For a full list of entry requirements. 32 Living with us
The University of Newcastle makes it very easy for students to adjust to university life, whether you choose to live on or off campus. We have a dedicated support team to help students adapt to a new country and studying in Australia. You will make friends quickly with many academic, social and sporting activities each week. Song Hin Chio @tinymouz
Living on campus Why do more than 1,700 students choose to stay at facilities Weekly prices range from A$175 (non-catered) through to provided through Student Living every year? It is because we A$513 per week (catered). See page 35 for details. provide great experiences for students on campus. Our catering suppliers have Halal certification and can cater Students can choose from nine different residences located for Halal, Kosher or other dietary requests. across our Newcastle Callaghan and Central Coast campuses. With self-contained apartments, dormitory-style shared accommodation or apartment towers with a cinema, communal commercial kitchens and music rooms, we have Find out more about many options for student living. living on campus.
We are No. 1 Safe and secure Leadership Study support Housing Operation of the 24 hours / 7 days a week opportunities Dedicated study spaces and Year, 2017 and Excellence in security on site and We employ at least mentor-run sessions Customer Service, 20191 free security shuttle 70 students every year through Student Living
Health and well-being Residential mentors 4 types of living ResLife program support Support from fellow students environments Award-winning program of Counselling, clinic visits, living on campus Lifestyle, Gender, social activities2 yoga and meditation Postgraduate and General
1 Housing Operator of the Year 2017, Excellence in Customer Service 2019, Asia-Pacific Student Accommodation Association (APSAA) (The Housing Operator of the Year category was not awarded in 2018 or 2019 and has been discontinued from 2020). 2 Excellence in Student Experience 2016, Asia-Pacific Student Accommodation Association (APSAA). 33
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Living off campus If you would prefer to live off campus, we have a service that can offer free advice to students about shared housing as well as access to a database of current rooms, apartments and houses available to rent.
Homestay Homestay connects students with local families to live in a home environment. Your host family provides not only accommodation, a furnished room, and daily meals, but also a great opportunity to practise your language skills at home.
" As an international student, living on Not sure what to expect? campus is great because it gives you easy access to classes, campus life Follow our social channels to see what student life can be like on campus at: and the support services available. It is also a safe environment to live Uni Newcastle Residents in. One of the things that I love most is that you get to create your own family in such a vibrant community uni_newcastle_residents – forging great friendships with students from all around the world." uninewcastleresidents
Norasyrin, Singapore Student Resident – PhD (Education) Check out our accommodation options. 34 Cost of living
Before granting a student visa, the Australian Government Department of Home Affairs – Immigration and Citizenship will require you to show or declare that you have enough funds to pay for your expenses while in Australia. The Australian Government requires international students have a minimum of A$21,041 to stay in Australia for 12 months1.
Find out more about living and studying in Australia.
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How does Newcastle compare with Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane?
The good news is that Newcastle is more affordable when compared with most Australian capital cities across categories including groceries, leisure activities and accommodation*.
For accommodation, Newcastle is:
62% cheaper than Sydney 27% cheaper than Melbourne 20% cheaper than Brisbane
*Prices sourced from Cost of Living comparisons at Newcastle City campus, NUspace budgetdirect.com.au
1 The Department of Home Affairs has financial requirements international students must meet in order to receive a student visa for Australia. As of December 2020 the 12-month living costs are; A$21,041 for students and guardians, A$7,362 for partners coming with you and A$3,152 for a child coming with you. Education and Living Costs in Australia, Australian Government. 35
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Independent living Homestay University of Newcastle off campus Only available through on-campus student living Newcastle campuses Shared or Single occupancy Shared or Shared or Single occupancy (incl. personal furnished single occupancy single occupancy (incl. bedroom, apartment, bedroom, shared facilities Self-catered Catered with family, inclusion in and house options) (incl. bedroom and (incl. bedroom and family activities) apartment options) apartment options) Weekly Costs Accommodation $100 to $440 $250 to $290 $175 to $385 $303 to $513 (per week) Cost depends on meal Includes university package^ meal packages Internet $10 to $15 $10 $0 (included) $0 (included) Phone $10 to $15 $10 to $15 $10 to $15 $10 to $15 Gas and Electricity $10 to $20 $0 (included) $0 (included) $0 (included) Food (groceries and $140 to $280 $50 to $150 $140 to $280 $50 to $150 eating out) In addition to above meal In addition to above packages meal packages Transport to University $30 to $60 $30 to $60 $0 $0 Average Weekly Total $300 to $840 $350 to $525 $325 to $680 $363 to $678 Total Cost Per Year $15,600 to $43,160 $18,200 to $27,300 $16,900 to $35,360 $18,876 to $35,256
^ Homestay Meal Packages: cost depends on choice of 16 or 21 meals per week and if student is under or over the age of 18. The costs above represent a range depending on individual living preferences or location (Newcastle, Central Coast, or Sydney). More detailed accommodation information is available via QR code. All costs above are in AUD and are provided as a guide only. On-campus costs are based on 2021 rates and for a standard stay contract. These are subject to change. For the most up-to-date fees, please visit our website.
Additional costs to consider include: • Airfares • Furniture – if renting off campus • Tuition – see annual fee per full degree – • Overseas Health Insurance (per year) varies per program • Student Visa • Course materials and books – varies per • Student Services and Amenities fee program (per year) • Personal items – bedding, laptops, motor Explore the on-campus vehicles, additional phone and internet data room options. 36 Arrivals and orientation
The first few days in a new country and on campus can be overwhelming. Here are some tips to help you ease into your new university life.
Before you arrive Australian Government information about travel, visas, arrival customs and laws affecting international students can change frequently. Our team can help keep you aware of some of these changes through our updates. See our website for updates and useful information. Transfers from airport We can arrange free transportation from Newcastle Airport, or any train station on the Newcastle or Central Coast lines to your accommodation. Look for the International Student Desk at Sydney Airport for more information, to arrange other direct transfers from Sydney, and to help get you to where you need to be.
Orientation Harsimranjeet, India For new undergraduate students, the week before Harsimranjeet decided early on to challenge himself classes commence is a time to learn all about your new and learn something new every day, both in and home for the next few years. At orientation, you can join out of the classroom. He embraced university life, a campus tour, attend an information session about your exploring clubs and societies by joining the Diving, study program, grab your student card and check your Mountaineering, Snow Sports and Surfriders clubs. enrolment details. You can get to know the libraries, He also became the President of the Sikh Society on sign up to groups at our Clubs and Societies Expo, campus in 2019. His advice to other students is to get attend various workshops and receive useful free items involved and try it while you can, as the equipment around campus. We have many fun events and activities hire costs and club membership fees are very where you can meet new friends and classmates. affordable. Postgraduate students can attend specific orientation programs that are more customised to their field of study.
Excursions We offer sight-seeing excursions to Sydney as well as beach safety and learn-to-surf days at the Central Coast and Newcastle. We also offer excursions for wildlife encounters as well as welcome dinners and lunchtime What else you need to know before you arrive at one of our campuses. information sessions to help you settle into your new home. Meet new 37 people
Clubs and societies With more than 100 clubs, societies and social groups, there is plenty to do on and off campus. Challenge yourself, or just have fun, with a range of clubs below: • Academic and degree-based clubs • Charity and philanthropy clubs Newcastle campus, Callaghan • Cultural clubs – 20 clubs from countries and regions around the world that are open for all to join and learn from • Fun, social and special interest clubs African Students Networking Community • Political and social justice clubs ASNC is a club for African Students and students • Spiritual, philosophical and faith clubs of African descent, focused on creating a healthy • Sporting and exercise clubs – more than 25 sports environment for cultural expression, fellowship and to get involved with at The Forum theforum.org. cooperation through social, cultural and academic au/about-nusport activities and events.
Australia China Youth Association Check out our ACYA is a vibrant community of young Australian and clubs and societies. Chinese students interested in promoting cross- cultural understanding and developing lasting friendships, academic and business partnerships, and professional and educational opportunities.
Brazilian Society (BRASO) BRASO is a place where all people can experience Brazil and its culture, food, sports and dance. The club welcomes everyone to join and get to know a bit more about Brazil and its wonderful traits.
Indian Student's Association of Newcastle University ISANU aims to promote, educate and celebrate the Indian culture through some super fun events! They help out international students with getting Image credit: Indian Student Association - Cheap chewsday around the University, support them in their studies and welcome them to the Uni, helping them get comfortable and to make some awesome friends!
Japanese English Club JEC is a cultural club aimed to create a space that is inclusive for both English and Japanese speakers, as well as a place to foster friendships and have cross- cultural dialogues.
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Image credit: Cultural Awakening festival, Civic Park Newcastle 38 Get to know your campus
The University of Newcastle offers safe, friendly and secure campuses with a range of facilities for you to make the most of your study experience in Australia. Student Central is your first point of contact on campus for help and advice on almost anything student related; information about your degree, help with online forms, submitting or collecting assignments, student events and much more.
University of Newcastle Student Association After hours support (UNSA) We have 24-hour security on site at all of our campuses UNSA is the student association at the University, every day of the week and a free security shuttle. representing and supporting undergraduate and International students can also access an after-hours phone postgraduate students at all campuses. hotline on 1800 081 233 within Australia. The Association provides welfare and support services, Accessibility services academic and life skills workshops as well as social activities and recreational opportunities. The University has a range of services to enable students living with a disability or medical condition to access International students are also specifically represented by support across our campuses. the International Students' Senate within UNSA.
Across our campuses Several facilities across our campuses are available to Getting around help make student life easier. These include: Free regular shuttle buses connect • Cafés, restaurants and bars • Free security shuttle Newcastle Callaghan and Newcastle City • Bank • Childcare services campuses. There are also shuttle buses • Medical centre • Counselling to local shops provided for residents • Pharmacy • Post office on campus at Newcastle Callaghan. All • The Shop (University • Prayer rooms campuses are connected to local bus merchandise) • Student kitchens networks. At Newcastle Callaghan and Newcastle Libraries City there are bike hubs where cyclists can Our libraries are designed to be spaces where you can store or make repairs to their bikes. learn, research, explore and create. Our libraries at Newcastle Callaghan, Newcastle City and Central Coast The nearest train or tram stops to our campuses have spaces open 24 hours every day. In Sydney campuses include: our library is open until 10pm on weekdays. At each • Warabrook (Newcastle Callaghan) library you can ask staff for assistance and find spaces to • Civic (Newcastle City) collaborate or meet as groups, as well as quiet zones for • Ourimbah or Gosford (Central Coast) focused individual study. We also have 24/7 security on • Martin Place or Wynyard (Sydney). site and a free security shuttle. Student 39 support Academic support We provide support for students Student Central can provide you with information about from every background, including: your enrolment, academic progress, visa rights and responsibilities. Download the MyUON app for students under the age of 18, the latest information about university life. Our LGBTQIA+ students, Indigenous specialised team of Learning Advisors offer hints and students and international students. tips, workshops and resources to help students learn more effectively, including English language support.
Peer study support If you want to compare notes, discuss difficult concepts and review weekly material with other students, the Peer Assisted Study Sessions (PASS) can help. They are held face-to-face or online throughout the year.
Health support A medical centre is located at both Newcastle and Central Coast campuses. In addition to this, the Callaghan campus has a pharmacy (for fast prescriptions, travel medicine and general supplies), a physiotherapy clinic, and a pathology service for blood tests. The Central Coast campus has an oral health centre that provides services including oral examinations, oral hygiene, periodontal treatment and preventative treatments.
Counselling Our Newcastle Callaghan and Central Coast campuses have professional psychologists and social workers available for free individual sessions to help you with personal or study-related issues. If you are at our Sydney or Singapore campus or study online, you can access a range of free online counselling options.
Salwa, Indonesia Religious support For students with religious beliefs, spiritual care PhD student in Education and 2019 Study NSW and support can be found through the University’s CISA Conference Equity Scholarship recipient Chaplaincy team. The team of Chaplains includes Salwa is very active on campus with a number of representatives from the Baha’i, Buddhist, Christian clubs and societies. She is part of the University of (multiple denominations), Muslim and Sikh communities. Newcastle Islamic Society and UON Book Club, and There are prayer facilities located across our campuses. has volunteered at Harmony Day, Ramadan Iftar, the University’s Open Day and tutoring at Wollotuka Career services Institute. Beyond the University, she’s also part You can access advice to help make decisions about your of the Australian Indonesian Community and the future career, as well as develop your job search skills Indonesian Students Association in Australia. through workshops, practise interview sessions and For Salwa, volunteering makes her happy in a way update your resume. You can also learn the valuable skill that paid work cannot. Her interaction with other of how to pitch to employers about your abilities and international students has also helped her to break value in less than a minute. down many cultural barriers. 40 Stay connected
Our global alumni network is creating positive change across the world. You will be able to expand your professional and personal networks, take advantage of exclusive opportunities and embrace lifelong learning.
Noni, Indonesia Honorary Degree - Doctor of Letters, 2019 Bachelor of Engineering, 1995 Noni is no stranger to handling many issues at any one time. As the CEO of Indonesia’s largest taxi fleet and transportation service, the Blue Bird Group, she is responsible for more than 39,000 vehicles and 50,000 drivers and staff to serve millions of customers every month. She credits her early experience working as a radio DJ at the University's radio station, 2NURFM, as helping shape her ability to multitask. Learning to structure her thoughts and present them, at the same time as working the mixing desk, microphones, CD players and monitors was no easy feat. She says her time in Newcastle helped her to build a growth mindset, be more tolerant, think differently and be more independent. Her proudest career moment to date has been to empower 40,000 wives of her drivers to run their own small businesses from home and tap into the booming world of e-commerce in Indonesia. In 2019 she was recognised with a National Leadership Alumni Award and a Doctor of Letters Honoris Causa.
Watch Noni's story. 41
Dr Vincent Candrawinata Young Alumni Award recipient, 2016 Doctor Of Philosophy (Food Science), 2015 Bachelor of Science (Food Technology) (Honours), 2011 Bachelor of Food Science and Human Nutrition, 2010
World's most potent Active alumni networks antioxidant Get involved in our international alumni network to expand your professional and personal networks, Dr Vincent Candrawinata is a researcher and meet people with shared interests and attend innovator in the field of food, health and nutrition. alumni events. We have active alumni in the His postgraduate work saw him invent an extraction following regions: technology which allows for the natural phenolic compounds in horticultural produce to be used • Asia (China, India, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Korea, within an innovative nutraceutical product. These Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam) phenolic compounds are one of the most potent • Europe combinations of antioxidants known and are • Africa linked to a reduced risk of cardiovascular diseases, • North and South America respiratory diseases and even cancer when • Australia consumed.
Learn more about Vincent's story. 155,000+ Alumni based in 149 countries1
1 The University of Newcastle Salesforce data as at 11 January 2021 42 Global experiences
Julia, Bachelor of Busness When you study here, you will have the Rizhao, China chance to travel and get credit for your degree at the same time. There are opportunities for global experiences across every area of study, whether it is an overseas exchange program, study tour, cultural learning program or internship. Enhance your employability, discover new cultures, try new food and make friends from all over the world. With more than 100 partner universities across all major continents, it really is the chance of a lifetime.
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A lovely bunch to travel to China with Bec, Bachelor of Communication #UniNewcastle Bagan, Myanmar
Skye, Bachelor of Communication Jakarta, Indonesia
On route to the floating villages on Inle Lake #UniNewcastle
Exploring the streets of Jakarta with my new 180 friends #UniNewcastle partnerships in 32 countries for student exchange and study abroad programs 43
Newcastle campus, Callaghan Intake key dates 2021 Commences Last day to add a course* Recess Concludes
Trimester 1 25 January 5 February 16 April
Semester 1 22 February 5 March 5 April – 16 April 4 June
Trimester 2 10 May 21 May 30 July
20 September – Semester 2 19 July 30 July 29 October 1 October
Trimester 3 23 August 3 September 12 November
*Last day to add a course through MyHub without approval
2022 Commences Last day to add a course* Recess Concludes
Trimester 1 24 January 4 February 15 April
Semester 1 21 February 4 March 11 April – 26 April 3 June
Trimester 2 9 May 20 May 29 July
26 September – Semester 2 18 July 29 July 28 October 7 October
Trimester 3 22 August 2 September 11 November
*Last day to add a course through MyHub without approval. ** Dates as at 20 March 2021. Dates indicated do not factor in exam periods. 44 Architecture, Building and Construction
Our architecture, building and construction degrees will empower you to think differently. To imagine new ways to live, work, and experience the world – and bring these ideas to life. Gain the skills needed to design and construct quality environments, from houses, to high-rises, galleries, modern factories or freeways. You will learn from industry experts and work on real- world projects. You will also learn how to emphasise social, economic and environmental sustainability, solve problems and build a better world.
See the website for a full list of our degrees.
Top 150 in the world for Architecture and Built Environment1
96.3% of postgraduate Architecture and Built Environment graduates found full- time employment within four months2
A$74,900 median starting salary for postgraduate Architecture and Built Environment graduates - above the national average2
Dylan, Malaysia Bachelor of Design (Architecture), 2019 1 QS World University Rankings by Subject 2020 2 Graduate Outcomes Survey 2018-2020 For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Bachelor of Construction Management Bachelor of Design (Architecture) (Building) (Honours) 45
CRICOS code 003693G CRICOS code 001600A Duration 4 yrs FT Duration 3 yrs FT Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Singapore Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Online Indicative 2021 A$32,435 Indicative 2021 A$32,435 annual fee 2022 A$33,245 annual fee 2022 A$33,245 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0
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Practical experience Opportunities available Practical experience Opportunities available Architecture, Building and Construction Architecture, Course overview Course overview The global construction industry is booming. Construction Architecture is more than just art and technology. Our students are managers lead and coordinate physical infrastructure and challenged to explore their potential as agents for change. They building projects, schedule design and construction, select, hire use architecture to design and shape the physical spaces of our and supervise contractors, and manage the project budget and cities and buildings, stimulate the places we live and work, engage legal aspects of the job. Our degree is the most professionally the community and improve the world. You will learn in the state's recognised in Australia and includes 16 weeks of professional newest creative innovation centre, Newcastle. practice. Through your industry-connected placement, you will put learning into practice and build vital professional networks.
What you will study What you will study Directly reflecting the needs of industry, you will build critical workplace More than half of your degree will be dedicated to architecture studio skills in: work, working on a range of practical and often live projects. You will • building information modelling (BIM) learn about: • building surveying • the architectural site as landscape • construction ecology and technology • construction and detailing of buildings • estimating, economics, finance and tendering • construction technology and ecology • law • sustainable design practices • health and safety • digital and parametric design processes • management and communication • making conceptual and realistic models in our workshop
Professional recognition Professional recognition Fully endorsed by five professional bodies in Australia and Fully accredited by the NSW Architects Registration Board, the internationally: Commonwealth Association of Architects and the Architects • Australian Institute of Building (AIB) Accreditation Council of Australia. Internationally recognised through • Australian Institute of Building Surveyors (AIBS) the Canberra and Washington Accord agreements, and as part of the • Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (AIQS) Bologna Process for European Higher Education. • Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) • Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Career opportunities/outcomes Some typical careers include: Career opportunities/outcomes • Designer Career examples include: • Drafter • Building Surveyor/Certifier • Infrastructure Planner • Contracts Manager • Project Manager • Construction Manager • Technician • Estimator • Town Planner • Facilities Manager Broaden your career options and qualify as a professional architect with • Project Manager a Master of Architecture (two additional years of study) (page 46). • Property Developer • Quantity Surveyor
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For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Master of Disaster Resilience Master of Architecture 46 and Sustainable Development
CRICOS code 062019J CRICOS code 095159B 2 yrs FT Duration 2 yrs FT Duration Accelerated options available Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Online Indicative 2021 A$35,658 Indicative 2021 A$36,530 annual fee 2022 A$36,549 annual fee 2022 A$37,443 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0
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Practical experience Opportunities available Practical experience Opportunities available Architecture, Building and Construction Architecture, Course overview Course overview Learn how to think laterally, design for change and improve our Organisations around the world are realising that by becoming world. Explore the ways you can influence and shape the design leaders in sustainable development, they can save lives, revenue, of our built environments with the most studio-based architecture and achieve a competitive advantage. This program will equip you program in Australia. The city of Newcastle is on the cusp of total with an understanding of resilience and sustainable development transformation, making it a unique centre for innovative design principles, how to avoid disasters, operate through extreme events practice. You will develop the skills needed to improve the places and emerge better placed to face the future. Delivered through we live, work and play and use architecture to create social CIFAL Newcastle, a United Nations training centre, you will learn change. Work on international-scale projects that solve real design best practices needed to implement the new UN Sustainable problems, work side-by-side with communities and showcase your Development Goals (UN-SDGs) and the Sendai framework for work to industry and through public exhibitions. Disaster Risk Reduction.
What you will study What you will study Keeping pace with progressive architecture schools around the world, This program is the first and only degree in the world to contain UN the Master of Architecture program is heavily studio-based. You will co-certification in the use of tools and frameworks central to disaster study: preparedness, reconstruction and resilience building. You will study • dedicated projects that focus on engaged, integrated and applied areas including: forms of architectural practice • theory and practice of disaster management • core information and resources that explain the conditions of projects • policy and social considerations in disaster management such as site, landscape and place the historical and theoretical • government and private sector approaches to disaster risk reduction knowledge that underpins architectural design • environmental, business and project management • professional practice research project Professional recognition The Master of Architecture is accredited by the Architects Accreditation Professional recognition Council of Australia (AACA). It is recognised by the NSW Architects Board, Receive UN co-certification when you complete courses that are co- the Australian Institute of Architects (AIA), and the Board of Architects certified by both the United Nations Institute for Training and Research Malaysia. It has reciprocal accreditation with the Royal Institute of (UNITAR) and the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction British Architects (RIBA). (UNDRR). Career opportunities/outcomes Career opportunities/outcomes Career examples include: Career examples include: • Architect • Disaster Recovery Planner • Construction Manager • Emergency and Crisis Manager • Infrastructure Planner • Environmental Protection Officer • Overseas Aid Worker • Resilience Officer • Private and Commercial Practice • Workplace Health and Safety Manager • Project Manager • Property Developer • Researcher • Town Planner
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For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. 47 Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
Are you curious about the world around us, the way society operates, or the reasoning behind human behaviour and the way different people interact? A degree in arts, humanities and social sciences will allow you to develop diverse skills across a broad range of subjects, or focus on a specialisation that suits your interests. You will have the chance to address social challenges in local and global communities through hands-on, practical learning, creating positive change and helping make the world a better place.
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Top 150 in the world for Sociology1
A$96,000 median starting salary for postgraduate Humanities, Culture, and Social Sciences graduates - above the national average2
92.8% of undergraduate Social Work students satisfied with their skills development3
Cyrus, Singapore Bachelor of Social Science 1 QS World University Rankings by Subject 2020 2 Graduate Outcomes Survey 2018-2020 3 Student Experience Survey 2018 and 2019 For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Social Science 48
CRICOS code 001602K CRICOS code 014637C Duration 3 yrs FT Duration 3 yrs FT
Newcastle – Callaghan Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Locations Online Central Coast
Indicative 2021 A$30,308 Indicative 2021 A$29,836 annual fee 2022 A$31,066 annual fee 2022 A$30,582 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0
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Practical experience Opportunities available Practical experience Opportunities available Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
Course overview Course overview If you want to expand your knowledge of the past and present Explore the complexities of the social world in which we live world, hone your critical thinking and communication skills, and be through the Bachelor of Social Science. Analyse the social inspired, then a Bachelor of Arts is for you. You will be guided by structures, issues and relationships that are at the core of society scholars of international standing as you delve into your passions to develop your cultural knowledge, problem-solving abilities and and develop transferrable skills needed to prepare you for the other transferrable skills. Make your mark by crafting strategies workplace. With a broad range of majors, minors and learning and solutions to various social challenges, with specialised streams, this degree allows you to test out your interests and knowledge in an area you choose as a major. This degree design a program best suited to what you want to study and where empowers you to design and determine your own future. you want to go in life.
What you will study What you will study Explore diverse areas of study and tailor your degree to suit your Pursue what interests you and choose your specialisation from 11 interests and ambitions. Choose from the following majors: diverse areas of study. • English and Writing • criminology • Film, Media and Cultural Studies • global indigenous studies • French Studies • history • German • human geography and the environment • Global Indigenous Studies • human resource management and industrial relations • History • human services • Human Geography and the Environment • tourism and event management • Japanese Studies • linguistics • Linguistics • politics and international relations • Politics and International Relations • psychology studies • Psychology Studies • sociology and anthropology • Sociology and Anthropology We offer additional study areas as minors which can be viewed on our Career opportunities/outcomes website. Whatever your preferred path, you will graduate with work-ready skills for a career such as: Career opportunities/outcomes • Aboriginal Cultural Educational Officer Our graduates enjoy great employment prospects with over 80 per • Case Manager/Worker cent securing jobs within four months of completing their degree1. • Corrections Officer Employment options for graduates are linked with your chosen areas of • Criminologist specialisation and may include roles in local, state and Commonwealth • Cultural Development Officer public service, non-government organisations, higher education, media • Demographer and communications, arts and cultural organisations, as well as other • Foreign Affairs and Trade Officer diverse sectors which are increasingly calling for employees possessing • Health Promotion Officer transferrable skills developed by the Bachelor of Arts. • Historian • Linguist • Police Officer • Social Scientist • Tourist Information Officer
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1 QILT Graduates Outcomes Survey 2017-2019 For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) Master of Social Change and Development 49
CRICOS code 027437D CRICOS code 088342F Duration 4 yrs FT Duration 1.5 yrs FT
Newcastle – Callaghan Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Locations Central Coast Online
Indicative 2021 A$33,180 Indicative 2021 A$31,243 annual fee 2022 A$34,010 annual fee 2022 A$32,024 IELTS overall minimum - 7.0 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 7.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0
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Practical experience Opportunities available Practical experience Opportunities available Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
Course overview Course overview The Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) will prepare you for Develop an in-depth understanding of social change in the a professional career as a social worker. You will learn about rapidly changing global environment, and graduate ready to supporting and resolving personal and social relationship issues, make your mark on the world. You will be prepared with advanced encouraging social change, tackling structural disadvantage and theoretical and applied knowledge, allowing you to work within creating opportunities for others to achieve their goals. Put your funded development projects, aid organisations and government learnings into practice with 1,000 hours of supervised placement, departments. You will undertake a small research project at the and graduate ready to meet the strong demand for qualified social University of Newcastle which is ranked eighth in Australia for workers in an ever-expanding field. research.
What you will study What you will study The Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) program integrates theory You will learn the basics of development and social change, including and evidence with social work values and skills for practice. You will recognising the implications of global changes on local communities. undertake a combination of workshop-based teaching, small group and Complement your coursework with a small research project on a topic hands-on, active Work Integrated Learning (WIL). Core units of study in of interest to you. You can also choose electives from a broad range the program include: of areas including community development, environmental justice, • social work international health, Aboriginal studies, disaster risk reduction and • aboriginal studies more. • sociology • law for social work Career opportunities/outcomes • psychology The Master of Social Change and Development will enable you to • social policy and planning take on high-level roles within funded development projects, aid • social work ethics organisations and government departments. Graduate ready to work anywhere you choose with our nationally and internationally recognised Professional Recognition degree. Some typical careers include: Accredited by the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW). • Advocacy and Public Policy Coordinators • Community and Social Developer Career opportunities/outcomes • Ministry of Finance in developing countries Social work graduates work in a variety of rewarding careers across • Overseas Aid Officer health, welfare, policy and advocacy, making a difference to individuals, • Policy Analyst families, groups, organisations and communities. 94 per cent of our graduates are employed within four months of graduating1 and Australian graduates are highly sought after internationally. In Australia, social workers practice in a number of fields including: • aged care • child protection • community development • counselling • disability and health education • housing and income support • mental health and substance abuse • refugees and asylum seekers • social policy
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For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. 50 Business and Management
Become a global leader in business or management and develop strategic problem-solving skills that can be applied in a variety of roles. You might take a vision and turn it into a successful business, use your dynamic understanding of the world’s fiscal systems to improve the economic landscape or help streamline business practices around the world. Our degrees are industry-engaged and include opportunities for practical experience – preparing you for a successful career in business, finance, human resources, marketing or management.
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Top 150 in the world – Business Administration1
Top 175 in the world – Business and Economics2
Our Business School holds AACSB Accreditation, earned by fewer than five per cent of the world’s business programs.
Charmaine, Philippines Master of Business Administration (MBA) (Global) 1 Shanghai Ranking's Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2020 2 Times Higher Education Subject Rankings 2021 For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Bachelor of Business Bachelor of Business Analytics Bachelor of Commerce 51
CRICOS code 001133A CRICOS code 102641G CRICOS code 001603J Duration 3 yrs FT Duration 3 yrs FT Duration 3 yrs FT Newcastle – City Newcastle – City Locations Central Coast Locations Newcastle – City Locations Central Coast Singapore Singapore Indicative 2021 A$30,723 Indicative 2021 A$31,395 Indicative 2021 A$30,686 annual fee 2022 A$31,491 annual fee 2022 TBC annual fee 2022 A$31,453 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0 Intake S1, S2 Intake S1, S2 Intake S1, S2 Business and Management Practical Practical Practical Opportunities available Opportunities available Opportunities available experience experience experience
Course overview Course overview Course overview Our Bachelor of Business is dynamic, This degree focuses on emergent issues From working in a global consultancy, flexible and industry–engaged and can in business. You will develop the skills providing economic forecasts for the unlock opportunities across Australia and needed to implement and oversee Reserve Bank or managing finances in the world. Gain an in-depth knowledge data-driven business decisions and gain the corporate sector, there are so many of contemporary Australian and global a competitive advantage in a rapidly opportunities offered by a Bachelor of business environments. You could work evolving employment market. The quality, Commerce. Learn about the interplay as a marketing manager, sales manager, quantity and diversity of data available between the financial, legal, political and research analyst or a people leader, has never been greater, with many economic systems and how these factors within the sports or tourism industry or organisations relying on the expertise influence contemporary business in become an entrepreneur and start your of business analysists to inform decision Australia and around the world. own successful company. making and strategic direction. As a result, career opportunities in this area have boomed.
What you will study What you will study What you will study Choose to major in one or two of the following When you study a Bachelor of Business You may choose to study one major or two areas: Analytics, you will explore the key concepts, majors from the following: • Entrepreneurship and Innovation benefits, and challenges of big data analytics • Accounting • Human Resource Management and data visualisation. You will apply • Economics • International Business statistical and machine learning-based • Finance • Leadership and Management predictive models in analytics to various • Marketing business contexts and learn how to effectively Professional recognition • Politics and International Relations communicate business data to stakeholders. Our Accounting major is accredited through • Tourism and Event Management Core areas of focus include: CPA Australia (CPA), Chartered Accountants • collecting, managing business data Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ), Professional recognition • effectively communicating using Association of Chartered Certified Accountants Accredited through the Australian Marketing visualisation of business data (ACCA) the Association of International Institute (Marketing major) and the Australian • forming inferences and predictions from Accountants (AIA) and the Association to Human Resource Institute (Human Resource business data Advanced Collegiate Schools of Business Management major). The Newcastle Business • making optimal and robust decisions from (AACSB). School is accredited by the Association to business data Advance Collegiate Schools of Business Career opportunities/outcomes (AACSB), earned by less than five per cent of Professional recognition Our graduates enjoy great employment the world’s business programs. The Newcastle Business School is accredited prospects with 93.8 per cent securing jobs by the Association to Advance Collegiate upon completion of their degree1. If you find Career opportunities/outcomes Schools of Business (AACSB), earned by fewer working with numbers stimulating, you could Our graduates go on to have exciting and than five per cent of the world's business have a lucrative career in a variety of roles lucrative careers in the private, government programs. such as: and not-for-profit sectors in Australia and • Accountant internationally. Career opportunities/outcomes • Auditor Some typical positions include: Business analytics has emerged in recent • Economic Analyst • Business Development Manager years as a powerful and useful capability for • Financial Analyst • Digital Marketing Analyst organisations in competitive markets. With • Investment Banker • Employee Relations Manager career opportunities for business analytics • Mortgage Broker • Entrepreneur graduates are predicted to increase by more • Policy Analyst • Human Resources Assistant than 20 per cent over the next five years. With • Risk Analyst • International Affairs Officer a Bachelor of Business Analytics, you could • Stockbroker • Marketing Coordinator pursue a career as a: • Product and Brand Manager • General and • Management • Project Manager Operations Manager Analyst • Tourism and Events Agent • Business Analyst • Market Research • Financial Manager Analyst • Financial Analyst • Marketing Specialist
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1 QILT Graduates Outcomes Survey 2017-2019 * There is no direct entry into this program. Entry is via transfer from Bachelor of Law (Honours) combined degree after completion of the non-law part of your degree. For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Master of Business Master of Business Master of Applied Finance 52 Administration Administration (Global)
CRICOS code 102237H CRICOS code 102238G CRICOS code 096747G Duration 1.5 yrs FT Duration 1.5 yrs FT Duration 2 yrs FT Newcastle – City Sydney Newcastle – City Locations Newcastle – City Locations Locations Singapore Sydney Online Indicative 2021 A$40,446 Indicative 2021 A$40,215 Indicative 2021 A$31,259 annual fee 2022 A$41,457 annual fee 2022 A$41,220 annual fee 2022 A$32,040 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS IELTS IELTS Business and Management IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0 NC – T1, T3 Intake T1, T2, T3 Intake T1, T2, T3 Intake S – T1, T2, T3 Practical Practical Practical Opportunities available Opportunities available Opportunities available experience experience experience
Course overview Course overview Course overview This program focuses on developing Our Master of Business Administration This program will develop your global high-level analytical skills that are crucial (MBA) equips professionals with the mindset and improve skills in business to the finance sector and also relevant high level skills and competencies to management, decision making, in other areas of business. Students succeed in senior management roles. It marketing, organisational behaviour, are armed with the technical skills focuses on developing comprehensive accounting and finance, strategic required to succeed in finance and to understanding and skills in business management and international business. become a leader in the global business management, decision making, You will gain work experience and build environment. marketing, organisational behaviour, employable skills through a blend accounting and finance, strategic of theory and active learning with a management and international business. compulsory internship. You could reduce your study load by up to a third with prior learning credits.
What you will study What you will study What you will study You will develop a deep knowledge of the By studying our MBA program you have You will gain an in-depth understanding of operation of financial markets, financial the opportunity to specialise in one of the business globalisation and its complex effect risk management and corporate treasury following areas: on stakeholders, societies and economies and the interpersonal skills to operate across strategies. You will explore financial markets • human resource management different countries, cultures and contexts. In and instruments, key institutions within the • marketing addition to your core courses you will also finance industry and develop analytical skills • applied finance have the opportunity to study elective courses for the evaluation of investment opportunities. • international business in cutting-edge areas of interest, including: Core courses include but are not limited to: • health services management • innovation and entrepreneurship • foundations of business analysis Not all specialisations are available at our • behavioural economics • corporate finance Sydney campus. • change management • investment analysis • business and climate change • derivatives and risk management Professional recognition • applied portfolio management The Newcastle Business School is accredited Professional recognition • financial statement analysis by the Association to Advance Collegiate The Newcastle Business School is accredited Schools of Business (AACSB), earned by less by the Association to Advance Collegiate Professional recognition than five per cent of the world’s business Schools of Business (AACSB), earned by less The Master of Applied Finance is part of the programs. than five per cent of the world’s business CFA Institute University Affiliation Program, AACSB is the premier and longest-standing programs. considered the investment profession’s international accrediting body for business AACSB is the premier and longest-standing prestigious credentialed program. programs and is the international benchmark international accrediting body for business The Newcastle Business School is accredited for excellence in business education. programs and is the international benchmark by the Association to Advance Collegiate for excellence in business education. Schools of Business (AACSB), earned by less Career opportunities/outcomes than five per cent of the world’s business Our graduates range from company executives, Career opportunities/outcomes programs. entrepreneurs and public sector leaders. The You will be prepared to apply your skills in range of opportunities are limitless and can roles such as: Career opportunities/outcomes include: • Account Executive The theory and financial management skills • Account Executive • Business Consultant you will have acquired through the Master of • Business Consultant • Business Development Manager Applied Finance will equip you with the ability • Business Development Manager • Entrepreneur to handle complex situations and fast-track • Entrepreneur • Industry Specialist Manager your career progression and salary potential in • Financial Advisor • Marketing Manager roles such as: • Industry Specialist Manager • Operations Manager • Finance Manager • Management • Marketing Manager • Financial Analyst Consultant • Operations Manager • Investment Banker • Portfolio Analyst
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* Indicative annual fee will increase in second and third year as you commence your Diploma of Legal Practice alongside your Juris Doctor program. For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Master of Business Master of Health Economics, Master of Health Economics, Administration (Global)/Master Management and Policy Management and Policy (Global) of Science (Data Analytics) 53 CRICOS code 0101396 CRICOS code 102441D CRICOS code 102442C Duration 2 yrs FT Duration 1.5 yrs FT Duration 2 yrs FT
Locations Sydney Locations Newcastle – City Locations Newcastle – City
Indicative 2021 A$34,267 Indicative 2021 A$39,325 Indicative 2021 A$38,170 annual fee 2022 A$35,123 annual fee 2022 TBC annual fee 2022 TBC IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0 Business and Management
Intake T2, T3 Intake T1, T2, T3 Intake T1, T2, T3*
Practical Practical Practical Opportunities available Opportunities available Opportunities available experience experience experience
Course overview Course overview Course overview Gain two masters degrees in two years Effective leadership and an The Master of Health Economics, with intensive, practical education to understanding on the economics and Management and Policy (Global) provides prepare you for a career in a high growth governance of health policies are vital to a global orientation for professionals industry. This program will provide solving a range of complex challenges within the healthcare sector. It provides you with the essential knowledge and within the health care sector. This a practical toolkit of leadership and professional skills to understand and program will equip you to respond management skills as well as analytical employ appropriate analytics on big innovatively to these challenges. It and conceptual knowledge of health data generated from different business will leverage your existing knowledge, economics, policy and governance. processes, across different types of fostering new skills for those already organisations and industries. employed in the health sector while enhancing the value of future employees entering the sector.
What you will study What you will study What you will study You will develop a global mindset through The Master of Health Economics, Management The Master of Health Economics, Management an in-depth understanding of business and Policy focuses on advancing your and Policy (Global) focuses on advancing your globalisation and its complex effect on knowledge of: knowledge of: stakeholders, societies and economies. You • healthcare system organisations • health economics, management and policy will also gain the ability to model real- • international and national health law • complex problem-solving within the health world situations, to think abstractly and to • health policy and governance – theory and sector manipulate, analyse and interpret data. practice • stakeholder communication and decision Enhance your interpersonal skills and learn • health information and technology making in the healthcare sector how to effectively communicate information • healthcare data analytics • health leadership and insights extracted from data and how to • stakeholder communication and decision • cross- cultural management conduct business across countries, cultures making in the healthcare sector • data analytics and contexts supported on data-driven • public policy and health organisation decision-making strategies. You will build Professional recognition • global health important business networks while you study, The Newcastle Business School is accredited which could lead to job opportunities upon by the Association to Advance Collegiate Professional recognition graduation. Schools of Business (AACSB), earned by fewer The Newcastle Business School is accredited Your studies will include the following areas: than five percent of the world's business by the Association to Advance Collegiate programs. Schools of Business (AACSB), earned by fewer • globalisation and business than five per cent of the world's business • global financial management Career opportunities/outcomes programs. • managing across cultures As a graduate, you will be able to take • data wrangling and visualisation advantage of an increasing demand within Career opportunities/outcomes • predictive analytics the national and international health sector You will be able to seek out career • data analytics for business intelligence for executives, managers, professionals, advancement opportunities for mid-high level administrators and analysts. positions within hospitals and Local Health Career opportunities/outcomes You will be able to seek out career Districts, government departments, university Through this combined degree you will gain advancement opportunities for mid-high level departments, research bodies, medical supply a diverse skill set in high global demand positions within hospitals and Local Health and pharmaceutical companies, health allowing you to work across borders, industries Districts, government departments, university insurers, regulatory agencies, integrated and boardrooms around the world. Where you departments, research bodies, medical supply care organisations, and not-for-profit take this qualification is up to you. and pharmaceutical companies, health organisations. Potential roles include: insurers, regulatory agencies, integrated • Business • Global Management care organisations, and not-for-profit Intelligence Analyst Consultant organisations. • Data Analyst • Multinational • Data and Insights Marketing Manager Expert • Data Manger
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* Program commences in T3 2021. It will be available for T1, T2 and T3 in 2022. For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Master of Human Resource Master of International Business Master of Marketing 54 Management
CRICOS code 102239F CRICOS code 102240B CRICOS code 102241A Duration 1.5 yrs FT Duration 1.5 yrs FT Duration 1.5 yrs FT Newcastle – City Newcastle – City Locations Locations Newcastle – City Locations Online Online Indicative 2021 A$39,842 Indicative 2021 A$40,446 Indicative 2021 A$40,341 annual fee 2022 A$40,838 annual fee 2022 A$41,457 annual fee 2022 A$41,350 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0
Business and Management Intake T1, T2*, T3 Intake T1, T2, T3 Intake T1, T2*, T3
Practical Practical Practical Opportunities available Opportunities available Opportunities available experience experience experience
Course overview Course overview Course overview Become a leader in the field of human As business becomes increasingly global, Become a leader in the industry with resources with specialised knowledge organisations are looking for people contemporary and practical marketing and skills for managing people within with an international perspective to their knowledge and skills. You will learn to an organisation. Our program develops qualifications. This program provides plan and execute marketing strategies your knowledge and practical skills graduates with superior knowledge and for organisations in the non-profit, to become an effective, ethical and skills to operate in the global business government and private sectors, under successful practitioner in human resource environment. You will understand the the guidance of our research-led management or employment relations complex dynamics of multinational firms academic staff. Study in our A$95 million within business, government, consulting and gain skills in international economics, facility in the centre of Newcastle, and or community sector organisations. strategy, marketing, human resources graduate with a valuable skill set ready management and cross-cultural for a rewarding career. negotiation.
What you will study What you will study What you will study You have will have the ability shape your You will have the opportunity to complete Focus on developing a greater understanding degree around your interest with core courses courses in: of marketing principles theory, concepts, focusing on: • managing under uncertainty and strategy. The program offers students • human resource management and strategy • foundations of business analysis the opportunity to learn from a blend of • human resource and organisation • accounting and financial management cutting-edge academic research and the development • organisational behaviour and design latest insights from industry. Specialisation in • managing people in international contexts • globalisation particular aspects of marketing is also offered • employment relations • global business management which draw upon the research strengths of the • negotiation and conflict resolution • entrepreneurship and innovation academics, with focus placed on: • cross-cultural management • marketing • global marketing Professional recognition • international business strategy communications • digital marketing Our Master of Human Resource management • brand management • marketing research is accredited by the Australian Human Professional recognition • services and • consumer behaviour Resources Institute AACSB Accreditation. The Newcastle Business School is accredited relationship The Newcastle Business School is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate marketing by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), earned by less Schools of Business (AACSB), earned by less than five per cent of the world’s business Professional recognition than five per cent of the world’s business programs. This program is accredited through the programs. Australian Marketing Institute (AMI). Career opportunities/outcomes The Newcastle Business School is accredited Career opportunities/outcomes You will gain relevant knowledge and skills by the Association to Advance Collegiate Our graduates find employment in some of that apply to many senior roles including but Schools of Business (AACSB), earned by less the following roles: not limited to: than five per cent of the world’s business • Employment Relations or Industrial Relations • Account Executive programs. • Manager • Business Consultant • Human Resource Advisor or Manager • Business Development Manager Career opportunities/outcomes • Human Resources Director • Entrepreneur Marketing career opportunities exist across all • Learning and Development/Training and • Finance Advisor industries with exciting and challenging areas • Development Advisor or Manager • Industry Specialist Manager like marketing strategy and planning, brand • Organisation Development or Effectiveness • Management Analyst/Consultant management, marketing communications, • Manager • Marketing Manager marketing research, social marketing, digital • Policy Advisor to government organisations • Operations Manager marketing and sustainability. • Senior Union Official or Senior Employer • Policy Analyst Specific roles include: • Association Advisor • Brand Manager • Officer • Marketing • Media Analyst • Coordinator • Marketing Manager • Market Research
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* Not available for online. For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Master of Professional Accounting Master of Professional Accounting (Advanced) 55
CRICOS code 059999E CRICOS code 065471J Duration 1.5 yrs FT Duration 2 yrs FT
Locations Sydney Locations Sydney
Indicative 2021 A$33,579 Indicative 2021 A$35,296 annual fee 2022 A$34,418 annual fee 2022 A$36,178 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0
Intake T1, T2, T3 Intake T1, T2, T3 Business and Management
Practical experience Opportunities available Practical experience Opportunities available
Course overview Course overview Do you have a non-accounting educational background, but want Increasingly, businesses are looking for people with superior to get into the professional accounting bodies' membership analytical skills which accounting can provide. A Master of program? Then this course is for you. You will learn the Professional Accounting (Advanced) with a specialisation in fundamentals of accounting, finance, taxation, and auditing all international business, equips graduates with the knowledge and under the guidance of high-quality, research-led academics. skills to succeed in accounting across the globe. This program Graduate with the key skills for a career in accounting, which are is for people with an educational background, other than highly transferrable to the banking and finance industry. With our accounting, seeking entry into the professional accounting bodies’ nationally and internationally recognised program, you can work membership program. The skills gained from this program are anywhere in the world. prerequisites for a career in accounting and can be used in the banking and finance industry globally.
What you will study What you will study This program encompasses study in a broad range of areas including: Designed for students who have qualifications in an area other than • management accounting accounting, this degree provides knowledge of accounting concepts • financial accounting that are transferrable to organisations of all sizes, whether they are • taxation in the public, private or not-for-profit sectors. With an increasingly • auditing integrated and interdependent global economy, an understanding • finance of the principles of international business, such as cross-cultural • law management and global business management, will complement • economics your studies, allowing graduates to position themselves for senior • business decision making (statistics) management roles in global firms. You will study: Professional recognition • management accounting • law The Master of Professional Accounting is accredited by CPA Australia • financial accounting • economics (CPA), Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ) and • taxation • business decision making The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA). • auditing (statistics/quantitative methods) The Newcastle Business School is accredited by the Association to • finance Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), earned by less than five per cent of the world’s business programs. Professional recognition The Master of Professional Accounting is accredited by CPA Australia Career opportunities/outcomes (CPA), Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ) and Accounting skills provide graduates with opportunities to work in roles The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA). such as: AACSB Accreditation - the Newcastle Business School has AACSB • Chief Financial Officer Accreditation, earned by less than five per cent of the world’s business • Financial Advisor programs. • Financial Analyst • Forensic Accountant Career opportunities/outcomes • Internal Auditor • Chief Financial Officer • Financial Advisor • Financial Analyst • Forensic Accountant • Internal Auditor
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Pursuing a career in communication and creative industries is a chance to bring your ideas to life. You can tailor your degree to focus on an area you are passionate about such as digital content creation, animation, music, art, design, media, filmmaking, journalism, public relations and so much more. Collaborate with industry partners on real-life projects, from the production of music videos to art installations, and contribute to the new-generational thinking that will help define the 21st century.
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86.2% undergraduate Communications graduates found employment within four months1
No. 2 in Australia for student support for undergraduate Creative Industries students2
Cutting-edge facilities Students enjoy access to industry-standard equipment and state-of- the-art training spaces.
Christine, Australia Bachelor of Communication, 2016 1 Graduate Outcomes Survey 2018-2020 2 Student Experience Survey 2018 and 2019 For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Bachelor of Communication Bachelor of Music 57
CRICOS code 000326M CRICOS code 0100758 Duration 3 yrs FT Duration 3 yrs FT
Newcastle – City Locations Locations Newcastle – City Singapore
Indicative 2021 A$35,653 Indicative 2021 A$36,566 annual fee 2022 A$36,544 annual fee 2022 A$37,480 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 60 S1, S2 – Newcastle City Intake Intake S1, S2 T2 and T3 – Singapore
Practical experience Opportunities available Practical experience Opportunities available Communication and Creative Industries and Creative Communication Course overview Course overview When you study a Bachelor of Communication, you will develop Preparing you for a career in the music industry, this degree the cutting-edge skills needed to produce groundbreaking provides the opportunity to develop your skills as an and engaging work in diverse media industries. Learn from instrumentalist, singer, composer, songwriter, music producer, passionate staff and push your individual creative boundaries entrepreneur or other music related professions. If you have been while embracing the changing nature of today’s communication performing or creating music, this is an excellent way to develop landscape. Choose your major and develop work-ready skills – your professional and industry skills and understanding of music from critical thinking and writing, to creating content for television, theory, technology and collaboration. You can choose to focus your film, radio and gaming. passion in areas such as performance, songwriting or production.
What you will study What you will study The Bachelor of Communication will provide you with a broad Our Bachelor of Music fosters collaborative activities between all our understanding of the discipline of communication and prepare you undergraduates. Depending on your chosen major/s, you will study to work creatively and analytically in the communication and media performance (instrumental/voice), songwriting and production, music industries. You can specialise in one or two of the following majors: recording and production techniques, music sound and visual media, • Media Arts Production music teaching and pedagogy, music research and communication, and • News Media entering and engaging in the music industry. You will have the option to • Public Relations specialise in one or two of the following majors: Other major options are available alongside your core major including • Music Performance Creative Arts, Graphic Design and Illustration, and Animation and • Songwriting and Production Interaction. Other major options are available alongside your core major. Choose from Animation and Interaction, Creative Arts, Media Arts Production, Career opportunities/outcomes News Media. Graduates can find employment in a variety of roles across many different types of organisations. Some example jobs include: Career opportunities/outcomes • AR/VR Specialist Collaborate with world-class music professionals and learn the secrets • Camera Operator of the trade, gain exposure and establish contacts within the industry. • Copywriter The Bachelor of Music will prepare you for a career as a: • Digital Producer • A&R Administrator/Representative • Director • Composer/Arranger • Editor • Film/Game Music Composer • Festival/Events Coordinator • Music Producer/Engineer • Film and Documentary Maker • Musical Theatre Artist • Film/Television Production Assistant • Games Designer • News and Specialist Reporters • Radio Producer • Scriptwriter • Web Designer
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CRICOS code 0100759 Duration 3 yrs FT
Locations Newcastle – City
Indicative 2020 A$36,146 annual fee 2021 A$37,050 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.0
Intake S1, S2
Practical experience Opportunities available Communication and Creative Industries and Creative Communication Course overview Sharpen your skill set while working with experts on creative tasks and gaining vital industry experience. You will graduate ready to solve problems by tapping into dynamic visual training and design-smarts, empowered to build a business of your own or win a position in diverse organisations in Australia or overseas. Focus your study around interactive media and animation, graphic design and illustration or the creative arts and learn about diverse career opportunities in games, web, film and television, branding and marketing, art and technology.
What you will study Our core courses give you a strong foundation in the fundamentals of visual communication while the majors enable you to focus on more specialised areas that inspire you. You will have the option to specialise in one or two of the following majors: • Animation and Interaction • Creative Arts • Graphic Design and Illustration Other major options are available alongside your core major, such as Media Arts Production, Songwriting and Production, Public Relations. Professional recognition Upon graduation, students can seek accreditation independently with the Australian Graphic Design Association, Design Institute of Australia and Illustrators Institute of Australia. Career opportunities/outcomes There are a broad range of career options for graduates of this program, including: • Art Director • Brand and Identity Specialist • Concept Artist • Creative Director • Data Designer • Design Production Manager
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The computing, maths and technology industries are at the cutting-edge of new thinking, and are central to the way we work, learn, communicate, socialise and entertain ourselves. Our degrees teach you the skills required to develop innovative technology and systems. With opportunities for industry placement across all degrees, you will graduate ready to make an impact. You could work for a big global corporation like Google or Apple, help protect the security of cyberspace, or become an entrepreneur and build your own business.
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89.5% of postgraduate Computing and Information Systems students satisfied with their skills development1
86.3% undergraduate Computing and Information Systems graduates found employment within four months2
86.5% of postgraduate Computing and Information Systems students satisfied with learning resources1
Randeep, India Bachelor of Information Technology 1 Student Experience Survey 2018 and 2019 2 Graduate Outcomes Survey 2018-2020 For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Bachelor of Bachelor of Computer Systems Bachelor of Information 60 Computer Science Engineering (Honours) Technology
CRICOS code 001604G CRICOS code 092848A CRICOS code 044439E Duration 3 yrs FT Duration 4 yrs FT Duration 3 yrs FT
Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Singapore
Indicative 2021 A$36,236 Indicative 2021 A$38,220 Indicative 2021 A$35,810 annual fee 2022 A$37,141 annual fee 2022 A$39,176 annual fee 2022 A$36,706 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0 S1, S2 – Callaghan Intake S1, S2 Intake S1, S2 Intake T2, T3 – Singapore Computing, Maths and Technology Computing, Practical Practical Practical Opportunities available Opportunities available Opportunities available experience experience experience
Course overview Course overview Course overview Computer scientists develop software, As a computer systems engineer, you will Information technology (IT) involves online systems and work on many combine creativity and problem solving developing, building and maintaining everyday technologies like mobile with your interest in computing and software systems to meet the challenges phones, learning systems, online networks. Graduates have a unique skill faced by society and seizing the shopping, navigation systems, social set in hardware design, software design, opportunities that new technology media, computer games and smart communications systems, and networks. creates. The Bachelor of Information appliances. This course will suit you if These skills are essential in rapidly Technology prepares you for a diverse you are interested in complex problem- growing fields like the Internet of Things, career, you could specialise in business solving and working in fields such as autonomous vehicles, and machine technologies and manage complex artificial intelligence, robotics, computer learning. With this degree, you might find systems for big corporations and graphics, digital forensics, bioinformatics, yourself developing advanced computing government. If you are passionate about web development, cryptography and data hardware and software for diverse media and entertainment, you could even security. industrial sectors including intelligent create exciting games, animations and transport, e-health, aviation, and civic digital content. infrastructure, which are the building blocks of modern society.
What you will study What you will study What you will study Choose to specialise in one of the following Become job-ready through four professional You will develop skills in: majors: practice courses and diversify your skills with • web technologies • Computer Systems and Robotics an elective pathway. • programming • Cyber Security Build critical technical engineering skills in: • databases • Software Development • internet of things • software • management • embedded systems engineering • computer-human interaction Professional recognition • communication • programmable logic • systems analysis and design Accredited by the Australian Computer Society. networks design • business analysis • computer • electronics design Plus, you will choose from one of the following Career opportunities/outcomes and electrical • cyber security majors, designed to meet industry's evolving Computer science is a high-growth industry engineering IT needs: with a myriad of career opportunities. Jobs • Business Technology exist all over the world in almost every Professional recognition • Systems Development industry, from IT to business, manufacturing, Professional recognition through Engineers defence and many more. Australia. You will be qualified as a Professional recognition Some typical positions include: professional engineer, meaning graduates Graduates are eligible to apply for • Application Development Manager have greater opportunities for international membership with the Australian Computer • Business Intelligence Director mobility. Society. • Computer Software Program Manager • Cyber Security Advisor Career opportunities/outcomes Career opportunities/outcomes • Games Developer Computer systems engineering is flexible and IT graduates work in a wide range of industries • Security Architect diverse. Graduates might choose to focus on including cloud architecture, software, mobile • Software Architect hands-on fieldwork, design and development, and application development. You could go on or pursue a leadership role managing people to work for organisations like Google, Amazon, and projects. Facebook or Apple. Some typical positions include: Some typical positions include: • Cloud Computing • Electronics Engineer • Games Designer/Animator Engineer • Embedded Systems • Infrastructure Business Analyst • Computer Systems Developer • Mobile App Designer Engineer • ICT Engineer • Software Developer • Cyber Security • Network Engineer • Systems Analyst Engineer • Web Developer Students have the option for further study with a Master of Professional Engineering (see page 95).
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CRICOS code 0100135 CRICOS code 083517F 2 yrs FT 2 yrs FT Duration Duration Accelerated options available Accelerated options available Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Sydney Online Indicative 2021 A$40,231 Indicative 2021 A$40,257 annual fee 2022 A$41,237 annual fee 2022 A$41,263 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0
Intake S1, S2 Intake T1, T3 Computing, Maths and Technology Computing,
Practical experience Opportunities available Practical experience Opportunities available
Course overview Course overview Develop the in-demand skills needed to protect and defend Develop the critical knowledge and skills required to work as an IT organisational networks in almost any field. Securing cyberspace professional. As well as providing foundational IT skills for entrants from attacks has become a critical need in the 21st century to with limited IT experience, the Master of Information Technology enable people, enterprises and governments to interact and (MIT) provides opportunities for experienced IT professionals to conduct their business. There is a significant shortage of cyber enhance their skills. Apply your learning to technology-driven security expertise throughout the world. This program is designed areas including communications, management, and business and to provide you with a working knowledge of important security entrepreneurship. This broad, flexible and technical program will standards, techniques to exploit the current systems and networks, offer you exciting and diverse career opportunities and challenges. and expertise in the design of secure systems and their application Choose to specialise in Business Analytics or Management to real-world problems. Information Systems or opt for no specialisation and create your own pathway through our list of directed courses. Those with a degree in a cognate area can apply for credit and take this degree in accelerated mode (1-1.5 years).
What you will study What you will study You will gain extensive knowledge in the areas of cyber systems and With the flexibility to tailor your degree to best suit your career infrastructures and their applications. Develop skills in: development needs, you will graduate ready for the workplace. • data security Develop skills in: • system and network security • database management • security attacks – analysis and mitigation strategies • systems analysis and design • security standards and practices in industry • process analysis and problem solving • engineering complexity • object orientated programming • project planning and management Career opportunities/outcomes • professional practice in IT There is currently a major shortage of cyber security workers, with leading independent and not-for-profit organisation AustCyber Professional recognition estimating that Australia could need almost 18,000 additional cyber This degree is accredited by the Australian Computer Society. security workers by 2026 (Australian Cyber Security Growth Network’s Sector Competitiveness Plan 2018). Career opportunities/outcomess Career examples include: Career examples include: • Cryptographer • Business Analyst • IT Security Engineer • Database Developer • Security Analyst • Software Developer • Security Consultant • Systems Analyst • Security System Developer • Web Developer • Security System Manager
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Teachers can change lives and truly impact the communities in which they live. Through our education degrees, you will learn more than just how to teach – you will gain the skills needed to empower future generations and inspire young minds. A career in education is rewarding and diverse. With access to the latest technologies including TeachLivE simulated classrooms, and hands-on practical experience, you will graduate with globally-transferable skills and qualifications.
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Top 150 in the world for Education1
94.2% of undergraduate Education graduates found employment within four months2
A$89,200 median starting salary for postgraduate Education graduates – above the national average2
Rodney, Australia Bachelor of Teaching
1 QS World University Rankings by Subject 2020 (Humanities) (Honours), 2020 2 Graduate Outcomes Survey 2018-2020 For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Bachelor of Education Bachelor of Education Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood and (Early Childhood and Primary) (Primary) Primary Studies) 63 CRICOS code 095151K CRICOS code 102956K CRICOS code 095153G Duration 4 yrs FT Duration 4 yrs FT Duration 4 yrs FT
Newcastle – Callaghan Newcastle – Callaghan
Locations Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Education Central Coast Central Coast
Indicative 2021 A$33,980 Indicative 2021 A$33,980 Indicative 2021 A$34,041 annual fee 2022 A$34,827 annual fee 2022 TBC annual fee 2022 A$34,892 IELTS overall minimum - 7.5 IELTS overall minimum - 7.5 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS IELTS section minimum - 7.0 IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 7.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.5 (R, W), 8.0 (L, S) (R, W), 8.0 (L, S)
Intake S1 Intake S1 Intake S1
Practical Practical Practical Opportunities available Opportunities available Opportunities available experience experience experience
Course overview Course overview Course overview Teachers and education professionals This program aims to develop the Discover how you can empower future have the power to influence lives and knowledge, skills and dispositions generations and influence positive change shape young minds. The Bachelor of necessary for a highly successful career within classrooms and communities. As a Education (Early Childhood and Primary) in teaching. Graduates of this program primary teacher, you could find yourself leads to a rewarding career that allows will be able to seek employment as inspiring the next generation of leaders you to work across two different settings: Early Childhood Educators or Primary/ or developing a program to encourage • Preschool and early childhood Elementary school teachers, in their early interest in industries like maths and (birth – five years) home countries (applicants should check science. Being a primary teacher goes well • Primary School (Kindergarten – Year 6) their local accreditation requirements to beyond teaching maths and ABCs – you determine the suitability of this program). will play a critical role in the growth and You will be prepared to work with transition of children into young adults. diverse families and children in childcare Use your skills and knowledge to nurture centres, preschools, and primary school strong and confident people capable of classrooms. impacting the world.
What you will study What you will study What you will study You will study courses which develop core Through both theoretical and experience- Develop your knowledge and skills through knowledge of the foundations of child based learning you will study courses to both theoretical and experience-based development, schooling, teaching and build your foundations of child development, learning. You will study courses in primary specialist subjects and key learning areas. schooling, identity and society and key education, as well as specialist teaching areas. Key areas of study include: learning areas. Key study areas include: • psychology of learning and teaching Key areas of study include: • foundations of primary education • children’s learning and growth across the • inclusive education in early childhood and • how to teach K-6 curriculum span of birth to 12 years primary settings • language and literacy development • families and society • children’s learning and growth across the • psychology of learning and teaching • programming and planning for children span of birth to 12 years • behaviour management aged 0-five years • families and society Diversify your skills and enhance your job • language and mathematical learning • ethics and professional codes of conduct prospects with courses in the following areas: • Aboriginal education, policies and issues • foundations of early childhood health and • human society and its environment • behaviour management wellbeing • creative arts • early childhood special education • language and mathematical learning • personal development, health and physical • ethics and professional codes of conduct • behaviour management education • foundation of primary education curriculum • foundation of primary education curriculum • mathematics and pedagogy in K-6 and pedagogy in K-6 • science and technology Professional recognition Career opportunities/outcomes • special education Our graduates enjoy great employment Accredited by the NSW Education Standards Professional recognition Authority (NESA) and by the Australian prospects. Careers may include: Accredited by the NSW Education Standards Children’s Education and Care Quality Authority • Early Childhood Centre Director Authority (NESA) and by the Australian (ACECQA). • Early Childhood Teacher • Primary School Teacher Children’s Education and Care Quality Authority (ACECQA). Career opportunities/outcomes Other diverse work opportunities exist in Our graduates enjoy great employment specialist primary school teaching, community Career opportunities/outcomes prospects with 97 per cent securing jobs upon education, educational research, education Our graduates enjoy great employment completion of their degree. publication writing or editing, educational prospects with 94.7 per cent securing jobs Careers may include: policy, consultancy and administration, upon completion of their degree. Careers may • Community Educator curriculum development and evaluation or include: educational materials development. • Curriculum Developer • Community Educator • Early Childhood Centre Director • Curriculum Developer • Early Childhood Teacher • Educational Materials Developer • Educational Researcher • Education Policy Analyst • Primary School Teacher • Primary School Teacher • Special Education Teacher
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CRICOS code 102957J CRICOS code 095155F CRICOS code 102958H Duration 4 yrs FT Duration 4 yrs FT Duration 4 yrs FT Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Locations Newcastle – Callaghan
Education Central Coast Indicative 2021 A$34,040 Indicative 2021 A$33,689 Indicative 2021 A$33,810 annual fee 2022 TBC annual fee 2022 A$34,531 annual fee 2022 TBC IELTS overall minimum - 7.5 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 7.0 IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.5 IELTS section minimum - 6.5 (R, W), 8.0 (L, S)
Intake S1 Intake S1 Intake S1
Practical Practical Practical Opportunities available Opportunities available Opportunities available experience experience experience
Course overview Course overview Course overview The Bachelor of Education (Primary Our graduates are both qualified This program aims to develop students’ Studies) program at the University teachers and highly skilled specialists knowledge, skills, and dispositions of Newcastle aims to develop the who work in education as well as a range necessary for a highly successful career knowledge, skills and dispositions of related industries. You could find in teaching. Graduates of this program necessary for a highly successful career yourself encouraging a student to follow will be able to seek employment as in teaching. Graduates of this program their passions in science – inspiring Secondary school teachers, in their home will be able to seek employment as them to go on to make groundbreaking countries (applicants should check their Primary or Elementary teachers in their discoveries – or helping the quiet student local accreditation requirements to home countries (applicants should check to find their voice in public speaking and determine the suitability of this program). their local accreditation requirements to debating. With this degree, you will be Become an education professional determine the suitability of this program). at the forefront, shaping the minds of who is inspirational with the capability tomorrow’s leaders. to act professionally, knowledgeably, and effectively in a Secondary school destination.
What you will study What you will study What you will study The Bachelor of Education (Primary Studies) Benefit from an integrated study approach The Bachelor of Education (Secondary Studies) offers a number of pathways for students to to become a skilled, knowledgeable and is flexible and offers a numbers of pathways specialise in. innovative secondary school teacher, as well as to specialise in more than one field. Areas of Study areas include: a specialist in your chosen areas of expertise. studies include: • creative arts You will choose from at least one of the • Aboriginal studies • industrial • human society and its environment following teaching areas: • ancient history technology graphics • mathematics • health and physical education • business studies and multimedia • personal development, health and physical • humanities • computing • information education • mathematics information systems processes and • science and technology • science and software design technology • special education • special education • design and • languages • technology technology • legal studies Career opportunities/outcomes • economics • maths Our graduates enjoy great employment Professional recognition • english • modern history prospects. Careers may include: • food technology • science Accredited by the NSW Education Standards • geography • society and culture • Primary School Teacher Authority (NESA). • health and physical • software design and Other diverse work opportunities exist in Career opportunities/outcomes education development specialist education, English as a second • industrial • special education language teacher community education, Our graduates are well prepared and enjoy technology • studies of religion educational research, education publication great employment prospects across our engineering • TESOL (Teaching writing or editing, educational policy, teaching majors. English to Speakers consultancy and administration, curriculum Careers may include: of Other Languages) development and evaluation or educational • Community Educator materials development. • Education Materials Developer Career opportunities/outcomes • Education Publication Writer or Editor Our graduates enjoy great employment • Health and Fitness Trainer prospects. Careers may include: • High School Teacher • High School Teacher • Special Education Teacher Other diverse work opportunities exist in specialist education, English as a second language teacher community education, educational research, education publication writing or editing, educational policy, consultancy and administration, curriculum development and evaluation or educational materials development.
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CRICOS code 096748F CRICOS code 023082C CRICOS code 096167E Duration 1 yrs FT Duration 1 yr FT Duration 1 yr FT Newcastle – Callaghan Newcastle – Callaghan Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Locations Locations
Online Online Online Education Indicative 2021 A$34,745 Indicative 2021 A$34,020 Indicative 2021 A$34,020 annual fee 2022 A$35,613 annual fee 2022 A$34,871 annual fee 2022 A$34,871
IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0
Intake S1, S2 Intake S1, S2 Intake S1, S2
Practical Practical Practical Opportunities available Opportunities available Opportunities available experience experience experience
Course overview Course overview Course overview If you are a practising education This program is a powerful and applicable The Master of Special and Inclusive professional looking to increase your program which will expand your skills in Education is a coursework program which qualifications, come and study with people management, education strategy, will position you as an industry expert in a School of Education ranked in the and policy. You will be mentored by the area of inclusive practices and special top 150 in the world. This program will knowledgeable and passionate staff as needs learning outcomes. You will be enhance your knowledge of education you gain expertise in research-based equipped with the skills and knowledge theory and practice, allow you to explore and data driven decision-making and to assess student needs and abilities, and contemporary education issues, and explore your leadership potential. Study to address identified learning difficulties connect you with the latest developments at a School of Education ranked in the or challenge-specific areas. Study in a in the field. Upon graduation you will be top 150 in the world and graduate ready School of Education ranked in the top positioned as an educational leader with to step into new leadership challenges 150 in the world, and graduate with a diverse career opportunities that will see and improve the lives and learning of all qualification that is globally in demand. you excel within the classroom or beyond. students in your school community.
What you will study What you will study What you will study The Master of Education program consists You will complete core courses to give you a You will complete core courses to provide of two overarching streams with three strong foundation in strategic leadership and a grounding in special education, teaching specialisations offered: transformation, with the freedom to tailor techniques, and research, complemented by a Teacher retraining is provided in the areas of : the rest of your program. You can undertake specialisation in one of the following areas: a minor research project, or develop skills • Mathematics • Deaf Studies and Deaf Education in change management, mentoring, ICT and • TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of • Early Childhood more. You could even complement your Other Languages) • Emotional Disturbance/Behavioural studies with an industry project. Problems Professional learning is available in: • General Special Education • advanced studies in education Career opportunities/outcomes Students wishing to gain practical experience The Master of Leadership and Management in International onshore students can only enrol can undertake a practicum course. in the following specialisations: Education prepares graduates for roles such as: • advanced studies in education Career opportunities/outcomes • TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of • Deputy or Assistant Principal Upon completion of the program, qualified Other Languages) • Head Teacher teachers will have the opportunity to embark • School Principal on career pathways in special or inclusive Career opportunities/outcomes Other diverse work opportunities exist in education settings or early childhood You can work anywhere in the world with this organisational leadership, educational intervention services. For qualified teachers program being recognised internationally. 100 administration, curriculum development and currently working in special or inclusive per cent of our graduates find employment educational policy. education settings, the qualification has within four months of completing the masters the potential to enhance your leadership program1. There are a range of career paths and career prospects. Career pathways for including: those with an allied health degree include • education consultant or advisor within tafes, community/disability support worker, universities or schools developmental support worker, special care • higher education teacher within tafes and worker, therapeutic support staff. Please note university sectors the program does not provide a pre-service • leadership, coordination, specialist or teaching qualification. professional development positions in school systems • specialist teacher in areas such as language, geography, computing and history, secondary maths, physics and chemistry
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CRICOS code 102959G CRICOS code 102960C Duration 2 yrs FT Duration 2 yrs FT
Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Education
Indicative 2021 A$34,025 Indicative 2021 A$34,025 annual fee 2022 TBC annual fee 2022 TBC IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.5 IELTS section minimum - 6.5
Intake T1, T2 Intake T1, T2
Practical experience Opportunities available Practical experience Opportunities available
Course overview Course overview The Master of Teaching (Primary Studies) program provides a This innovative program provide a postgraduate pathway into postgraduate pathway into a successful and rewarding career a successful and rewarding career in teaching and enables our in teaching. This innovative program enables our graduates graduates to enter the workforce rapidly and well prepared. to enter the workforce rapidly and well prepared. Develop the The program aims to develop graduates who are outstanding knowledge, skills, and dispositions necessary to act professionally, teachers who act professionally, ethically, and effectively in knowledgeably, and effectively in a primary school destination. their professional contexts, who engage in critical inquiry in Learn to play a constructive leadership role in public discourse their practice and the contexts of their practice, and who play a on, and beyond education. (Applicants should check their local constructive leadership role in public discourse in and beyond accreditation requirements to determine the suitability of this education. (Applicants should check their local accreditation program). requirements to determine the suitability of this program).
What you will study What you will study Each trimester of study enables students to focus on a particular Each trimester of study enables students to focus on a particular research stream in their coursework – thus enabling them to research stream in their coursework – thus enabling them to personalise their learning. personalise their learning. These streams are: These streams are: • globalism/social justice • globalism/social justice • innovation and technology • innovation and technology • research and leadership • research and leadership Students will complete two professional experience placements (the Students will complete two professional experience placements (the first which orients them to primary/elementary teaching, and the first which orients them to secondary teaching, and the second as an second as an in-country internship). in-country internship). Career opportunities/outcomes Career opportunities/outcomes Graduates of this program, will be eligible to seek employment as Graduates of this program, will be eligible to seek employment Primary or Elementary teachers in a wide range of international as secondary teachers in a wide range of international contexts. contexts. (Applicants should check on local accreditation/registration (Applicants should check on local accreditation/registration requirements to determine the suitability of this program). requirements to determine the suitability of this program).
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The role of an engineer is ever-changing. From building complex computer systems and influencing the infrastructure we use every day, to finding new ways to harness energy or even designing prosthetic limbs to help amputees – engineers play a critical role in overcoming the challenges our world faces. Challenges like food and water security, climate change, data protection and the increasing impact growing populations have on society. As a global leader in engineering higher education, including being ranked No. 13 in the world for Automation and Control Engineering, this is the place to develop world-changing solutions.
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Top 100 in the world - Civil and Structural Engineering1
No. 1 in Australia for Automation and Control Engineering2
GE3 One of only three Australian member institutions of the GE3 - Global Engineering Education Exchange program
Sulman, Pakistan Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Honours) 1 QS World University Rankings by Subject 2020 2 ShanghaiRanking's Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2020 For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Bachelor of Bachelor of Bachelor of Electrical and Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Electronic Engineering (Honours) 68 (Honours) (Honours) CRICOS code 018788M CRICOS code 018786B CRICOS code 092849M Duration 4 yrs FT Duration 4 yrs FT Duration 4 yrs FT Newcastle – Callaghan Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Locations Singapore* Singapore
Engineering Indicative 2021 A$38,005 Indicative 2021 A$38,304 Indicative 2021 A$38,430 annual fee 2022 A$38,955 annual fee 2022 A$39,262 annual fee 2022 A$39,391 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0 S1, S2 – Callaghan Intake S1, S2 Intake S1, S2 Intake T1, T2, T3 – Singapore Practical Practical Practical Opportunities available Opportunities available Opportunities available experience experience experience
Course overview Course overview Course overview Want to use mathematics, science and Civil engineers are responsible for the Engineers solve problems and develop creativity to overcome challenges and physical infrastructure that enables technology using mathematics, science find solutions? Chemical engineers modern societies to function. Buildings, and creativity for the advancement help develop everyday products highways and railways, tunnels, airports, of humanity. Electrical and electronic like toothpaste, chocolate, lipstick, power generation facilities and harbour technologies are at the heart of our world paracetamol and petrol. You could facilities are all designed, built and and our future, including things like work as part of a team developing managed by civil engineers. We educate alternative energy systems, high speed high efficiency insulation products that our engineers to meet the global wireless data communications, electrical improve heating and cooling. You could challenges of the future. With a Bachelor transportation systems, micro and work on biofuel production in remote of Civil Engineering (Honours), you could nanoelectronics, robotics and automation, communities. You might work in the food engineer energy efficient buildings, or and medical technologies. Electrical and industry. The possibilities are diverse and help develop sustainable and resilient electronic engineers work on both the exciting. infrastructure in developing countries. hardware and software (the intelligence) behind the myriad of devices essential to address the needs of modern society.
What you will study What you will study What you will study Become job-ready through four professional All of our Civil Engineering students complete Take on real-world challenges through practice courses and diversify your skills with courses in the three core civil specialisations professional practice courses and diversify an elective pathway. Build critical technical of structural, water and geotechnical your skills with an elective pathway. Build engineering skills in: engineering, making them highly employable critical technical and engineering skills in: • heat transfer and the design of energy upon graduation. Become job-ready through • electric energy systems and renewables systems four professional practice courses and diversify • electronics design • thermodynamics your skills with an elective pathway: • embedded systems hardware and software • mass transfer and separation processes • structural engineering • communication systems and internet of • fluid mechanics • water engineering things • kinetics and reaction engineering • geomechanics • automation and feedback control systems • green engineering and sustainability • fluid dynamics processes • civil engineering materials Professional recognition • steel design Professional recognition through Engineers Professional recognition Australia means graduates will be qualified as Our degree is accredited through Engineers Professional recognition professional engineers, meaning graduates Australia and the Institution of Chemical Professional recognition through Engineers have greater opportunities for international Engineers (UK), meaning graduates have Australia qualifies you as a professional mobility. greater opportunities for international engineer, meaning graduates have greater mobility. opportunities for international mobility. Career opportunities/outcomes Some typical positions include: Career opportunities/outcomes Career opportunities/outcomes • Automatic Systems Designer Some typical positions include: Civil engineers work for construction • Biomedical Instrumentation Designer • Biotechnology Engineer companies, consulting firms, project • Electrical Design Engineer • Chemical Safety Manager management companies, transport companies • Embedded System Designer • Engineer and governments. • Renewable Energy Systems Engineer • Environmental Remediation Some typical positions include: • Robotics Engineer • Telecommunications Equipment Designer • Mineral Processing Engineer • Civil Engineering Designer • Nuclear Engineer • Geotechnical Engineer Students have the option for further study • Water Treatment Designer • Stormwater Engineer with a Master of Professional Engineering (see • Structural Engineer page 95). • Transport Systems Engineer • Urban Development Engineer Students have the option for further study with a Master of Professional Engineering (see page 95).
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* Please note that there is a separate program code for the Singapore offering of this program. Refer to the website for full details of the Singapore program. For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Bachelor of Environmental Bachelor of Mechanical Bachelor of Mechatronics Engineering (Honours) Engineering (Honours) Engineering (Honours) 69
CRICOS code 011012E CRICOS code 018795A CRICOS code 032765A Duration 4 yrs FT Duration 4 yrs FT Duration 4 yrs FT Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Singapore
Indicative 2021 A$38,876 Indicative 2021 A$37,874 Indicative 2021 A$38,215 Engineering annual fee 2022 A$39,848 annual fee 2022 A$38,820 annual fee 2022 A$39,170 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0 S1, S2 – Callaghan Intake S1, S2 Intake Intake S1, S2 T1, T2, T3 – Singapore Practical Practical Practical Opportunities available Opportunities available Opportunities available experience experience experience
Course overview Course overview Course overview As an environmental engineer you Mechanical engineers design, The Bachelor of Mechatronics may help rehabilitate land impacted manufacture and optimise specialist Engineering (Honours) focuses on the by mining or work on the clean-up of machines and processes. They solve connection between electrical, computer an oil spill that threatens ecosystems. important problems using robotics, and mechanical technologies that lead to Applying your knowledge of chemistry, advanced materials, and the laws of new solutions to industrial problems. You geomechanics, hydrology and land energy generation and transmission. They might build robots or unmanned aircraft, surface processes to find solutions to work on everything from power plants, design bionic implants or even energy complex environmental problems. With a to air conditioners, aircraft engines and harvesting equipment. Mechatronics Bachelor of Environmental Engineering race cars. You could design self-driving engineers are involved in the technical (Honours), you will be responsible for farm machinery for ultra-efficient food design, automation and operational developing sustainable engineering production, or build revolutionary performance of the electromechanical practices that have a profound impact biomechanical solutions for people living systems used in industries such as on health and quality of life – working with disability. defence, advanced manufacturing, mining with other specialists to optimise the use and health. of resources and minimise long-term environmental impacts.
What you will study What you will study What you will study Become job-ready through professional Mechanical engineering is the broadest of Gain essential workplace skills with practice courses and diversify your skills with all engineering disciplines. You will gain professional practice courses and diversify an elective pathway. Build critical technical and essential workplace skills with professional your skills with an elective pathway. Build engineering skills in: practice courses and diversify your skills with critical technical and engineering skills in: • environmental chemistry an elective pathway. Build critical technical and • computer-integrated manufacturing • environmental legislation and planning engineering skills in: • electronic design • fluid mechanics • mathematics, physics, design and mechanics • mechatronics design • hydrobiological modelling • advanced materials and manufacturing • microprocessor systems • land surface process and management • bulk solids handling • modelling and simulation • water engineering • fluid dynamics • sensors and actuators • thermodynamics Professional recognition • computer-aided engineering Professional recognition Professional recognition through Engineers Professional recognition through Engineers Australia qualifies you as a professional Professional recognition Australia qualifies you as a professional engineer, meaning graduates have greater Professional recognition through Engineers engineer, meaning graduates have greater opportunities for international mobility Australia qualifies you as a professional opportunities for international mobility. engineer, meaning graduates have greater Career opportunities/outcomes opportunities for international mobility. Career opportunities/outcomes This degree is flexible and diverse. You Mechatronic engineers play an essential role may prefer hands-on fieldwork, design and Career opportunities/outcomes in a growing number of fields such as robotics, development, or a leadership role managing Almost all industries need mechanical aerospace, chemical, defence, automotive, people and projects. engineers, such as medical, transport, marine, manufacturing, mining or finance Some typical positions include: aerospace, electronics, mining, renewable industries. energy, robotics, automation and advanced • Climate Impact Assessment Expert Some typical positions include: manufacturing industries. • Environmental Impact Consultant • Avionics Engineer • Environmental Remediation Technician Some typical positions include: • Industrial Automation Engineer • Sustainable Fisheries Consultant • Engineering Project Manager • Robotics Designer • Toxic Materials Control Engineer • Mechanical Engineering Designer • Smart Infrastructure Designer • Water Reclamation Project Designer • Mechanical Systems Supervisor • Mechanical Technology Engineer • Operating Plant Manager Students have the option for further study with a Master of Professional Engineering (see page 95).
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CRICOS code 096509K CRICOS code 099293G CRICOS code 021335C
Duration 4 yrs FT Duration 4 yrs FT Duration 4 yrs FT
Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Engineering
Indicative 2021 A$38,882 Indicative 2021 A$38,131 Indicative 2021 A$37,081 annual fee 2022 A$39,854 annual fee 2022 A$39,084 annual fee 2022 A$38,008 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0
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Course overview Course overview Course overview A new and exciting discipline of engineering One of the biggest challenges we all face Software engineering is behind much spanning medicine, biomedical science is the transition to a renewable energy of the everyday technology we take for and engineering. Medical engineers seek economy. The success of this evolution granted – from our tablets, computer to improve human health through the depends on the creative solutions of a software and mobile phones through development and design of equipment, new generation of renewable energy to digital televisions, computer games devices, computer systems and software. engineers with specialised skills. This and online banking. With the Bachelor A degree in medical engineering allows includes disciplines of chemical, electrical of Software Engineering (Honours) you to combine your interest in health and mechanical engineering. This you might develop software for digital and medicine with creativity and problem- program will prepare you to work across forensics analysis to help fight crime, solving to address health care challenges the whole spectrum of technologies for or work in defence and combat cyber such as metabolic disorders, remote renewable energy capture, conversion, attacks. You could design wearable diagnostics, and health care accessibility. storage, delivery and management. health management devices or write Our graduates are uniquely placed to You will also choose courses in related the software that powers e-commerce improve lives both locally and around the areas of climate change policy, law and websites. world. economics and environmental sciences.
What you will study What you will study What you will study Build critical medical and engineering skills Build critical technical skills in: Build critical technical and engineering through courses in: • solar and wind skills in: • human pathophysiology • geothermal, hydro, ocean and hybrid • database management systems • engineering design systems • enterprise software • programming and computing • carbon accounting and energy auditing • computer architecture • neurobiology • power electronics and renewable energy • formal languages and automation • fluid mechanics systems • programming languages and paradigms • electronics design • bioenergy • software architecture and quality Choose one of the following majors: • energy storage systems management • software development • Medical Biomechanics Become job-ready through four professional • Medical Devices practice courses and diversify your skills with an elective pathway. Professional recognition Career opportunities/outcomes Professional recognition through Engineers Australia and the Australian Computer Depending on your area of specialisation, you Professional recognition Society means graduates will be qualified as could work with: This program has been granted provisional accreditation through Engineers Australia. professional engineers meaning graduates • artificial organs have greater opportunities for international • diagnostic equipment Career opportunities/outcomes mobility. • dialysis equipment Career examples include: • implantable devices Career opportunities/outcomes • Energy Accounting/Auditing • prosthetic limbs You could work in a wide range of industries • Energy Management Consultant • rehabilitation systems such as defence and security, aerospace, • Energy Policy Development Officer • radiotherapy equipment computer games and entertainment as well as • Renewable Energy Engineer • respirators and ventilators government and commerce. • surgical devices • Renewable Energy Innovation • Renewable Energy Systems Design Some typical positions include: • Applications Software Developer • Software Engineer • Software Development Manager • Internet and Web Engineerw • Telecommunications Engineer
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CRICOS code 077826K CRICOS code 0100265 CRICOS code 098283G 2 yrs FT 3 yrs FT Duration 4 yrs FT Duration Duration Accelerated options available Accelerated options available
Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Engineering
Indicative 2021 A$38,367 Indicative 2021 A$41,995 Indicative 2021 A$40,604 annual fee 2022 A$39,326 annual fee 2022 A$43,045 annual fee 2022 A$41,619 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0
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Course overview Course overview Course overview Surveyors specialise in the measurement, With a focus on the fast-growing field This degree will help you develop the management, analysis and display of of advanced nanomaterials, you will strategic and technical skills required to spatial information describing the Earth learn how the processing of a material help build the physical infrastructure that and its physical features. The work of influences its structure, properties enables our societies to thrive and grow. surveyors knows no bounds and could and performance. Delivered through If you have a background in a related see you play an important role both the Global Innovative Centre for area, such as science or mathematics, the locally and globally. With the Bachelor Advanced Nanomaterials (GICAN) and in three-year MPE provides an opportunity of Surveying (Honours), you could be collaboration with industry partner CSIRO, to gain a professionally recognised involved in projects like the preparation the Master of Materials Science and qualification in engineering. For those for building of a new tunnel, or mapping Engineering will prepare you to meet the with an engineering degree, you can of flood areas for disaster preparedness. global demand of this growing industry. apply for credit and take this program Your work as a surveyor could even You could work in fields like education, in accelerated mode (1-2 years) to gain see you involved in the prediction of medicine, information technology, energy professional recognition in Australia and earthquakes and surveying of the ocean and environmental technologies, and advance your career. floor. spacial science.
What you will study What you will study What you will study Become job-ready through professional This unique program focuses on the You will deepen your skills through advanced practice courses and build critical technical expanding field of advanced nanomaterials for civil engineering courses in areas such and surveying skills in: use in energy, environment, biology and life as hydrology, land surface process and • geodesy science industries. management, and geotechnical and geo- • photogrammetry and laser scanning Through this program you will deepen your environmental engineering. Plus you can • industrial and cadastral surveying skills in: broaden your skill base with complementary courses in management, disaster • land and mining surveying • nanomaterials preparedness, business and the environment • satellite positioning • functional materials as well as project planning, entrepreneurship • spatial data systems and remote sensing • biomaterials and innovation. You will also complete a • modern surveying techniques and • drug carriers year-long advanced civil engineering project computations • photovoltaics (design-based or theoretical). • soft materials Professional recognition • useful metal alloys This degree program is accredited by the Professional recognition Council of Reciprocating Surveying Boards Career opportunities/outcomes This program has been granted provisional accreditation through Engineers Australia. of Australia and New Zealand, and meets Career examples include: the requirements of the Board of Surveying • Forensic Scientist and Spatial Information (BOSSI). This degree Career opportunities/outcomes • Formulation Chemist program is also accredited and recognised by Civil engineers work for construction • Industrial Chemist the Land Surveyors Board, Malaysia. companies, consulting firms, project • Laboratory Technician management companies, transport companies Career opportunities/outcomes • Market Researcher/Analyst and governments. You could specialise in • Materials Scientist Our graduates enjoy great job prospects with engineering, water, transport or geotechnical • Metallurgist engineering. 91 per cent finding work within four months of • Product Analyst/Developer Engineering is one of the most in-demand completing their degree. • Quality Assurance Specialist qualifications in the world, with many Some typical positions include: • Research Officer countries desperate to fill a skills shortage in • Engineering • Hydrographic this field. A Master of Professional Engineering Surveyor Surveyor will open up even more varied career • Geographic • Registered Land opportunities, empowering you to take on a Information Systems Surveyor leadership role, start your own business or Specialist • Registered Mine manage major engineering projects. • Geospatial Specialist Surveyor Students have the option for further study with a Master of Professional Engineering (see page 95).
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For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Master of Professional Master of Professional Master of Professional Engineering (Electrical Engineering (Geospatial Engineering (Mechanical) 72 and Electronic) Engineering and Surveying) CRICOS code 098284F CRICOS code 092850G CRICOS code 098285E 3 yrs FT 2 yrs FT 3 yrs FT Duration Duration Duration Accelerated options available Accelerated options available Accelerated options available
Engineering Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Newcastle – Callaghan
Indicative 2021 A$41,916 Indicative 2021 A$40,950 Indicative 2021 A$41,816 annual fee 2022 A$42,964 annual fee 2022 A$41,974 annual fee 2022 A$42,862 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0 Intake S1, S2 Intake S1, S2 Intake S1, S2 Practical Practical Practical Opportunities available Opportunities available Opportunities available experience experience experience
Course overview Course overview Course overview Gain advanced capabilities in emerging If you are looking to start or advance Diversify your career with this degree. electrical engineering technologies, your career in the field of surveying Specialise your technical skills and which are currently transforming modern and spatial information, the Master of develop the professional attributes to society. Diversify your skills base in an Professional Engineering (Geospatial provide innovative solutions to society’s area such as business and management, Engineering and Surveying) at the needs now and into the future. You will entrepreneurship or design. Be globally University of Newcastle will help you gain project management and complex recognised – we are ranked at No.13 develop management expertise, problem-solving skills and learn how in the World and No.1 in Australia for specialise and deepen your technical to apply design thinking and systems Automation and Control*. If you have skills and be ready to lead projects and engineering principles. If you have a a background in a related area, such move into more senior roles. Those background in a related area, such as as science or mathematics, the three- with a recognised degree in a area can science or mathematics, the three- year MPE provides an opportunity apply for credit and take this program in year MPE provides an opportunity to gain a professionally recognised accelerated mode to advance their career. to gain a professionally recognised qualification in engineering. For those qualification in engineering. For those with an engineering degree, you can with an engineering degree, you can apply for credit and take this program apply for credit and take this program in accelerated mode (1-2 years) to gain in accelerated mode (1-2 years) to gain professional recognition in Australia and professional recognition in Australia and advance your career. advance your career.
What you will study What you will study What you will study You will have the opportunity to diversify This flexible degree allows you to fast-track You will take advanced mechanical your engineering expertise with courses in your career in surveying and geospatial engineering courses in fluid mechanics, specialised areas including renewable energy engineering. You will have the opportunity mechanical engineering design, materials integration, control systems design and to expand your expertise with courses in science and engineering, engineering automation, digital and electronic design, specialised spatial data collection, industrial computations, dynamics of machines, advanced telecommunication and power surveying, remote sensing, photogrammetry, mechanics of solids and heat transfer. You electronics, drives and highly efficient power astronomy and satellite positioning, analysis will also choose from courses in areas utilisation. Plus, you can choose a major and management, or complementary such as computer aided engineering and project that’s focused on design or research. areas such as business and management, manufacturing, bulk materials handling and Our professional practice and leadership entrepreneurship and innovation, or design. transport, renewable energy conversion and courses will help you develop skills in project Plus, you can choose a major project focused engineering economic analysis. Plus, you management, complex problem solving, on design or research. can choose a major project that’s focused on innovation and communications. design or research. Career opportunities/outcomes Professional recognition Surveyors and geospatial engineers work Professional recognition This program has been granted provisional on different projects across different This program has been granted provisional accreditation through Engineers Australia. environments, including industries like accreditation through Engineers Australia. land surveying, mining surveying, remote Career opportunities/outcomes sensing, geodesy and space research, Career opportunities/outcomes Electrical engineers are employed in utilities, construction, environmental management Almost all industries need mechanical industry, manufacturing, consulting services and transportation. Surveying and geospatial engineers. They work in medical, transport, and electronic design and development. You engineering continues to be one of the most automotive, aerospace, electronics, and could specialise in electronics engineering, in-demand qualifications in the world, with mining industries, and in growth sectors like automation and control, robotics or power many countries needing to fill a shortage of renewable energy, robotics, automation and generation and distribution. professional skills in this field. advanced manufacturing. Engineering is one of the most in-demand Engineering continues to be one of the most qualifications in the world, with many in-demand qualifications in the world, with countries desperate to fill a skills shortage in many countries experiencing a skills shortage this field. A Master of Professional Engineering in this field. An MPE will open up even more will open up even more varied career varied career opportunities, empowering opportunities, empowering you to take on a you to take on a leadership role, start your leadership role, start your own business or own business or manage major engineering manage major engineering projects. projects.
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* Shanghai Ranking’s Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2019 For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. 73 Health and Medicine
The field of health and medical services is driven by passionate and caring people, motivated to improve, extend, and even save lives. Our ageing population and increasing rate of chronic illness means that we need more health professionals to provide life-changing treatment and preventative care. From researchers in labs, to doctors and nurses in hospitals and clinics, pharmacists, radiographers, physiotherapists and everyone in between – there are a wide range of dynamic, exciting professions to choose from. Here you will engage in hands-on, practical education in a safe environment before having the opportunity to apply your learning in the field through practical placements.
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Ranked 38 in the world for Nursing3
100% of of undergraduate Medicine graduates found full time employment within four months2
Ranked 25 in the world for Sport Science1
Ali, Saudi Arabia Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Honours) (Nuclear Medicine) 1 ShanghaiRanking's Global Ranking of Sport Science Schools and Departments 2020 2 Graduate Outcomes Survey 2018-2020 3 QS World University Rankings by Subject 2020 For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Bachelor of Medical Bachelor of Medical Bachelor of Biomedical Science Radiation Science (Honours) Radiation Science (Honours) 74 (Diagnostic Radiography) (Nuclear Medicine) CRICOS code 023110D CRICOS code 088060E CRICOS code 088061D Duration 3 yrs FT Duration 4 yrs FT Duration 4 yrs FT
Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Newcastle – Callaghan
Indicative 2021 A$39,349 Indicative 2021 A$35,732 Indicative 2021 A$35,732 annual fee 2022 A$40,332 annual fee 2022 A$36,625 annual fee 2022 A$36,625
Health and Medicine IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS overall minimum - 7.0 IELTS overall minimum - 7.0 IELTS IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 7.0 IELTS section minimum - 7.0
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Course overview Course overview Course overview You will develop the knowledge and Diagnostic radiography is an important Nuclear medicine graduates from the skills to contribute to the global first step to diagnosing, treating and University of Newcastle are sought advancement of medical research, managing injuries and disease. Through after worldwide. As a nuclear medicine practice and policy. Your degree can be the Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science scientist, you will apply medical imaging tailored to suit your career goals. As a (Honours) (Diagnostic Radiography), technologies and radioactive chemical medical researcher, you can help develop you will learn how to use advanced compounds (called radiopharmaceuticals) life-saving advancements against technology to create medical images to image the function or physiology of disease, or contribute to science using and analyse and manage patient health. the body. Nuclear medicine scientists use groundbreaking medical innovations to Diagnostic radiographers work in public this knowledge to diagnose, treat and solve real-world problems. Hone your and private settings in metropolitan, prevent disease, providing support to a skills using the highest quality equipment regional and rural areas. The medical wide range of patients, from professional in our purpose-built A$17.3 million images you produce will help to make athletes with sports injuries, to young medical sciences precinct, including accurate diagnosis and play an important children and the elderly with cancer. innovative laboratories. role in improving patient outcomes.
What you will study What you will study What you will study Opportunities to study a wide range of courses This degree has a strong foundation in You will refine your skills using cutting-edge are available through face-to-face and online physical, biomedical and behavioural sciences. technology in our world-class facilities, such learning. You will build essential patient management as our on-campus radiopharmacy laboratory Core courses provide advanced theoretical skills and use cutting-edge technologies, – the largest of its kind in the southern knowledge in: including 2D and 3D imaging – developing hemisphere. All students will complete 44 your skills in our world-class facilities. weeks of clinical placement, supervised and • physiology All students gain hands-on radiography mentored by qualified nuclear medicine • anatomy experience, completing up to 44 weeks of scientists in both public and private centres, • biochemistry professional practice over the duration of the preparing you for a successful career in • medical genetics program, starting in first year. Placements will nuclear medicine. • immunology be in metropolitan and regional settings along Areas of study include: Choose from electives in your third year of with a mandatory rural placement. study to prepare you for a career in medical • anatomy Areas of study include: research, laboratory medicine or a clinical • molecular imaging health profession. • anatomy and physiology • nuclear medicine theory • clinical education • patient care Career opportunities/outcomes • instrumentation • nuclear medicine instrumentation and Graduates from the Bachelor of Biomedical • physics radiopharmacy Science can complete further studies in health • radiation protection • statistics and research methodology and medicine, or work in a variety of industries • statistics and research methodology including allied health, pharmaceutical, Professional recognition biotechnology industries, research or Professional recognition Once you graduate, you are eligible to apply academia. Once you graduate, you are eligible to apply for registration with the Medical Radiation for registration with the Medical Radiation Practice Board of Australia under the Some typical roles include: Practice Board of Australia under the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation • Clinical Research Coordinator Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). • Geneticist/Genetic Counsellor Agency (AHPRA). • Laboratory Scientist Career opportunities/outcomes • Pharmaceutical Scientist Career opportunities/outcomes Our graduates enjoy great job prospects with • Reproductive Medicine/IVF Specialist Our graduates enjoy great employment 90 per cent finding work within four months of • Science Educator prospects, with 90 per cent finding work soon completing their degree1. after finishing their studies. Some typical roles include: Some typical roles include: • Nuclear Medicine Technician • Chief Radiographer • Nuclear Medicine Technologist • CT Radiographer • PET Technologist • Diagnostic Radiographer • Medical Imaging Technologist • MR Radiographer • Sonographer
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1 QILT Graduates Outcomes Survey 2017-2019 For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science Bachelor of Medical Science and (Honours) (Radiation Therapy) Doctor of Medicine (Joint Medical Program) 75
CRICOS code 088062C CRICOS code 082394J Duration 4 yrs FT Duration 5 yrs FT
Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Newcastle – Callaghan
Indicative 2021 A$35,732 Indicative 2021 A$74,466 annual fee 2022 A$36,625 annual fee 2022 A$76,328
IELTS overall minimum - 7.0 IELTS overall minimum - 7.0 Health and Medicine IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 7.0 IELTS section minimum - 7.0
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Course overview Course overview Radiation therapy uses advanced radiation technology to target, Launch your medical career in a world-class medical degree shrink and destroy cancer cells. As a radiation therapist, you program. This program has been designed to ensure it is and might help discover a radiology treatment that cures melanoma remains relevant to a rapidly changing health care environment. or develop a new technique that reduces radiation exposure. You will graduate having learned the medical expertise and skills Studying a Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Honours) to help maintain and promote individual and community health (Radiation Therapy) will set you on a path to make your mark on in Australia and around the world. Gain your qualification with the world. support from medical education experts and medical and inter- professional healthcare practitioners. The Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine – Joint Medical Program (MD-JMP) undertaken over five years is offered by the University of Newcastle in partnership with the University of New England and Hunter New England Local Health District and Central Coast Local Health District.
What you will study What you will study You will complete 44 weeks of a professional placement in metropolitan, This five-year program combines the Bachelor of Medical Science and regional and rural settings under the guidance of a mentor. You will Doctor of Medicine, studied in that order. A Bachelor of Medical Science also have access to world-class facilities such as our 3D radiation must be completed before progressing. This program is designed to be therapy simulation laboratory, the first of its kind in Australia. You will a staged transition from campus-based learning to practical learning gain professional radiation therapy skills through case-based training in clinical settings. In the first two years, which is focused on campus- and interactive teamwork activities, integrating learning into real-life based learning, we use an integrated problem-based curriculum situations. involving self-directed learning and tutorial participation. The last three Areas of study include: years of this program focus on applying biomedical knowledge and clinical skills in placements within hospitals, community health services • anatomy and general practice. • behavioural science • clinical methods Professional recognition • imaging and treatment technologies • oncology On successful completion of the Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor • statistics and research methodology of Medicine, graduates are eligible for provisional registration with the Medical Board of Australia under the Australian Health Practitioner Professional recognition Regulation Agency (AHPRA). A period of accredited intern training is then required before general registration as a medical practitioner can Once you graduate, you are eligible to apply for registration with the be approved. Medical Radiation Practice Board of Australia under the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). Career opportunities/outcomes Career opportunities/outcomes Our graduates enjoy great job prospects. Following completion of an intern year, a wide range of roles are possible with further postgraduate Our graduates enjoy great job prospects, with 96 per cent finding work training. Typical graduate roles include: within four months of completing their degree1. • Diagnostic specialist, e.g. • Medical Researcher Some typical roles include: Radiologist, Pathologist • Medical Specialist, e.g. • Chief Radiation Therapist • Emergency Doctor Obstetrician and Gynecologist, • Dosimetrist • General Practitioner (GP) Paediatrician, Psychiatrist, Public • Medical Physicist • Medical Administrator Health Physician, Surgeon • Radiation Therapist Addmission requirements and pathways There are targeted international student cohorts who are eligible to apply for direct admission to this program. Additional selection requirements apply including a face-to-face interview. Scan the QR code below to enquire about eligibility and how to apply. Note: Applications are open to International students currently studying in Australia. If students do not meet eligibility requirements for direct admission, the College of International Education offers an alternate pathway into this program. See page 30 for more details.
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1 QILT Graduates Outcomes Survey 2017-2019 For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Bachelor of Nursing Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics (Honours) 76
CRICOS code 072609D CRICOS code 001131C Duration 3 yrs FT Duration 4 yrs FT Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Central Coast Indicative 2021 A$36,073 Indicative 2021 A$37,097 annual fee 2022 A$36,975 annual fee 2022 A$38,024
Health and Medicine IELTS overall minimum - 7.0 IELTS overall minimum - 7.0 IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 7.0 IELTS section minimum - 7.0
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Practical experience Opportunities available Practical experience Opportunities available
Course overview Course overview As one of the most trusted professions, nurses make a real There is growing demand for graduates of this degree is growing difference to the health and wellbeing of the community and are as diet and nutrition-related diseases – such as heart disease, essential within any healthcare system. Nurses work in a variety diabetes and obesity – become more common worldwide. You will of environments, providing excellence in caring to individuals, have access to world-class researchers and educators, and learn families, and communities. They are a highly employable workforce how to manage patient health and discover the powerful science across Australia and around the world. Whichever career path of human nutrition. A career in nutrition and dietetics is very you choose as a registered nurse, when you study a Bachelor of rewarding, as you help people learn how nutrition and health are Nursing, you can be sure that you will be making an important and intertwined. You could help prevent disease, or improve the overall meaningful contribution to society. health in your community and worldwide.
What you will study What you will study The Bachelor of Nursing mixes face-to-face and online learning Students will gain valuable hands-on experience by completing with plenty of hands-on nursing experience in simulated learning more than 800 hours of supervised professional practice in a variety environments and professional experience placements. You will of settings including hospitals, outpatient clinics, community health complete 800 hours of compulsory clinical placements in a variety centres and within rural communities. This degree combines theoretical of settings from medical-surgical facilities, acute care, mental health and scientific knowledge with practical learning to ensure you are settings to aged care and rural and remote health facilities. Professional prepared for a successful career in nutrition and dietetics. Areas of experience placements occur in blocks and involve morning and study include: evening shifts. Night duty is introduced in your final year. You will • basic and applied sciences be inspired by our enthusiastic and experienced educators and • social sciences internationally ranked researchers who bring courses to life and share • medical nutrition therapy their love of learning. You will study nursing theory and practice in: • public health nutrition • primary, secondary and tertiary nursing • food service and management • aged care • professional practice • mental health • dietetic practice • human bioscience • paediatric nutrition and dietetics • statistics and research methodology Professional recognition Nursing graduates are eligible to apply for registration with the Professional recognition Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia, under the Australian Health Once you graduate, you are eligible to apply for Accredited Practising Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). Dietitian status as well as full membership with the Dietitians Association of Australia. Career opportunities/outcomes Our graduates enjoy great job prospects with 94 per cent securing Career opportunities/outcomes work within four months of completing their degree1. Registered nurses The field of nutrition and dietetics continues to grow and offers varied can have careers in diverse areas such as aged care, mental health, career options. community health, critical care, intensive care, oncology, operating Typical roles include: theatres and paediatrics. • Diabetes Educator Career progression roles include: • Dietitian • Clinical Nurse Consultant • Food Service Manager • Clinical Nurse Specialist • Health Administrator • Nurse Educator • Health Promotion Officer • Nurse Manager • Health Writer • Nurse Practitioner • Nutritionist • Nurse Researcher • Sports Dietitian • Researcher
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1 QILT Graduates Outcomes Survey 2017-2019 For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Bachelor of Occupational Bachelor of Oral Health Therapy Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) Therapy (Honours) 77
CRICOS code 001132B CRICOS code 084069F CRICOS code 079931D Duration 4 yrs FT Duration 3 yrs FT Duration 4 yrs FT
Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Central Coast Locations Newcastle – Callaghan
Indicative 2021 A$36,267 Indicative 2021 A$40,425 Indicative 2021 A$40,646 annual fee 2022 A$37,174 annual fee 2022 A$41,436 annual fee 2022 A$41,662
IELTS overall minimum - 7.0 IELTS overall minimum - 7.0 IELTS overall minimum - 7.0 Health and Medicine IELTS IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 7.0 IELTS section minimum - 7.0 IELTS section minimum - 7.0
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Course overview Course overview Course overview Do you want to work with people and The Bachelor of Oral Health Therapy Pharmacists play an important role communities to overcome challenges? provides graduates with dual in the delivery of healthcare services. The work of an occupational therapist qualifications in dental hygiene and As a pharmacist, you will work directly is incredibly broad. With the Bachelor dental therapy and is the only program with the community in pharmacies and of Occupational Therapy (Honours), you in NSW that qualifies you to treat both hospitals, informing people and other can help children reach developmental children and adults – broadening your health professionals on the best use and milestones. You could assist people to career options and boosting your management of medications. When you return to their daily lives after a stroke or employability. You will work closely with study a Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours), hip replacement, or design programs that professional dental practitioners and you will learn how to provide advice allow people to return to their jobs after learn to perform a range of preventative on the symptoms and management of a workplace injury. Graduates complete and minor restorative tasks, educate common conditions, prepare medications, more than 1,000 hours of clinical your community on best practices and and educate patients and customers on placements in public and private centres discover better ways for controlling and a wide range of health and wellbeing over the course of the degree. treating disease. matters.
What you will study What you will study What you will study You will gain theoretical knowledge in Build your scientific knowledge and clinical You will develop an extensive knowledge of biomedical, behavioural and occupational skills, using a population-based approach to the essential sciences, pharmacotherapeutics sciences and participate in practical, case- oral health care. Discover how oral health and and pharmaceutical sciences that are required based training and interactive teamwork general health are intertwined and develop to practice as a pharmacist. You will also activities. Areas of study include: the skills needed to help improve overall complete over 420 hours of clinical placement • anatomy and physiology individual and community wellbeing. Students in a variety of settings both locally and • biomedical, behavioural, and occupational complete a minimum of 500 hours of hands- nationally. Areas of study include: sciences and therapy on practice throughout their degree. This • core biomedical sciences, including • mental health includes specialist dental departments and pathophysiology • psychology community dental clinics across NSW and in • dosage formulations • sociology and community development our on-campus oral health clinic. • chemistry • statistics and research methodology Areas of study include: • drug design and discovery • clinical treatment • dental therapy • epidemiology Professional recognition for children, the • health promotion • pharmacotherapeutics The University of Newcastle’s Occupational elderly, Indigenous • human bioscience • pharmacy practice Therapy (Honours) is accredited by the Australians and and anatomy Occupational Therapy Board of Australia special needs • oral pathology Professional recognition (OTB) under the Australian Health Practitioner groups • periodontology Once you graduate, you will need to complete Regulation Agency (AHPRA). • communication • radiography a one-year internship before being registered with the Pharmacy Board of Australia under Career opportunities/outcomes Professional recognition the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Our graduates enjoy great job prospects with You can apply for professional registration Agency (AHPRA) requirements. This degree is 93 per cent securing work within four months - with the Australian Health Practitioner accredited by the Australian Pharmacy Council. of completing their degree1. Regulation Agency (AHPRA). Some typical roles include: Career opportunities/outcomes A career in pharmacy is diverse, you • Injury Management Advisor Career opportunities/outcomes could work in drug design, discovery and • Lifestyle Coordinator Many University of Newcastle graduates are formulation development, pharmacy practice, • Occupational Therapist quickly employed in dental hygiene or dental or personalised healthcare and health • Rehabilitation Consultant therapy roles. This degree will not qualify a student to become a dentist but allows technologies assessment. graduates to work with practitioners in clinics Typical roles include: and perform a range of specialist tasks. Typical • Community Pharmacist roles include: • Hospital Pharmacist • Dental Therapist • Oral Health • Industrial Pharmacist • Health Promotion Therapist • Pharmaceutical Policy Officer Officer • Public Health • Oral Health practitioner Academic
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1 QILT Graduates Outcomes Survey 2017-2019 For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) Bachelor of Podiatry 78
CRICOS code 039298M CRICOS code 058964B Duration 4 yrs FT Duration 3 yrs FT
Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Central Coast
Indicative 2021 A$38,441 Indicative 2021 A$38,808 annual fee 2022 A$39,402 annual fee 2022 A$39,778
Health and Medicine IELTS overall minimum - 7.0 IELTS overall minimum - 7.0 IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 7.0 IELTS section minimum - 7.0
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Practical experience Opportunities available Practical experience Opportunities available
Course overview Course overview Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) graduates work with people The Bachelor of Podiatry is the only three-year, accelerated, of all ages to help them stay well and maintain independence undergraduate podiatry degree in Australia. As a podiatrist, you and quality of life. You will have the chance to learn from research will help patients with their mobility by diagnosing, treating leaders and enhance your skills in our world-class facilities and preventing lower leg and foot problems and promoting including laboratories featuring modern physiotherapy equipment. good health. You could find yourself managing sports injuries, This degree combines academic theory with extensive practical addressing developmental issues in children or helping restore experience to produce graduates who are ready to meet the needs a person’s independence and mobility. University of Newcastle of community and the changing healthcare system. podiatry graduates are highly employable thanks to our world- class podiatry clinic.
What you will study What you will study You will develop your physiotherapy professional skills and graduate You will gain real-world experience completing more than 1,000 hours work-ready through the study of theoretical courses in clinical of practical hands-on training and work alongside qualified podiatrists. physiotherapy, biomedical and behavioural sciences. Real-world You will discover how to identify and analyse complex health problems experience is gained while completing multiple high quality supervised within podiatry practice and develop solutions to patient concerns. clinical placements in both public and private healthcare services. Your course topics will include: Your areas of study will include: • anatomy • biomedical subjects including advanced anatomy, physiology and • physiology and biomechanics pathophysiology and exercise science • podiatric medicine • clinical physiotherapy • health promotion and public health Professional recognition • statistics and research methodology After graduating, you will be eligible to apply for registration with the Podiatry Registration Board of Australia. Professional recognition This degree has full accreditation awarded by the Australian Career opportunities/outcomes Physiotherapy Council. Graduates are eligible to apply for registration Our graduates enjoy great job prospects with 90 per cent securing work with the Physiotherapy Board of Australia under the Australian Health within four months of finishing their degree1. Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). Typical roles include: Career opportunities/outcomes • General or specialised podiatry practice e.g. sports podiatry • Health Promotion Officer Our graduates have great job prospects with 98 per cent securing work • Podiatric Surgeon within four months of finishing their degree1. • Researcher Physiotherapy graduates work in various public and private settings including hospitals, rehabilitation and community centres, aged care, with sporting teams and in private practice.
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1 QILT Graduates Outcomes Survey 2017-2019 For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Bachelor of Speech Bachelor of Public and Community Health Pathology (Honours) 79
CRICOS code 0100480 CRICOS code 029748F Duration 3 yrs FT Duration 4 yrs FT
Locations Central Coast Locations Newcastle – Callaghan
Indicative 2021 A$33,023 Indicative 2021 A$37,968 annual fee 2022 A$33,848 annual fee 2022 A$38,917
IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS overall minimum - 7.0 Health and Medicine IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 7.0
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Course overview Course overview Public health professionals work to improve the health of Speech pathologists are allied health professionals responsible communities around the world. They develop policies and for the assessment and treatment of children and adults with programs to address infectious disease, homelessness, poverty, communication and swallowing disorders. This is used across a lifestyle behaviours, and to improve the environments we live in. range of practice areas including speech, language, voice, fluency, This is the first bachelor degree in the world to be underpinned by swallowing and multimodal communication. You will have the the ‘Big Picture’ Learning Design strategy which lets you choose opportunity to study with award-winning researchers and gain what, how and when you learn. With opportunities to engage in an understanding of the profession through substantial clinical work experience, leadership programs and volunteer work. experience.
What you will study What you will study You will have the option of enrolling in the general pathway (no major) This is an interdisciplinary program, covering linguistics, human or one of the following interdisciplinary majors: bioscience, statistics, psychology as well as speech pathology specific • Global Health and Equity courses. You will develop competencies and skills to confidently assess, • Environmental Health diagnose and treat a range of conditions including speech, language, • Health Promotion fluency, voice and swallowing disorders. You will work to assist people with a range of communication and swallowing disorders resulting from You will complete a semester-long work experience program in stroke, head injury, developmental and/or progressive neurological your final year of study. This means you will gain valuable practical disorders such as cerebral palsy or Parkinson's disease. experience, be able to build professional networks and graduate industry ready. Professional recognition Career opportunities/outcomes Accredited by the Speech Pathology Association of Australia. Accreditation is recognised in Canada, the United Kingdom, New Graduates are employed in non-government organisations, primary Zealand and the United States of America. This degree is also care organisations, local and state government, Indigenous health and recognised by Ministry of Health, Singapore. more. Typical roles include: Career opportunities/outcomes • Community Development Worker Our speech pathology graduates are highly employable with 87 per cent • Community Educator securing employment within four months of completing their degree1. • Community Health Officer This degree, and professional accreditation, prepares graduates for • Environmental Health Officer immediate professional employment. Diverse work opportunities exist in • Epidemiologist hospitals, community health centres, schools, private practice and aged • Health Administrator care facilities. There are opportunities in health promotion, research • Health Educator and health services. Fluency in other languages enriches the skills and • Health Promotion Officer services provided by professional speech pathologists. • Project Officer • Public Health Officer • Public Health Program Manager
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For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Master of Nursing Master of Public Health 80
CRICOS code 097897G CRICOS code 064408B Duration 1 yrs FT Duration 1 yrs FT Newcastle – Callaghan Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Locations Online Online Indicative 2021 A$38,708 Indicative 2021 A$35,411 annual fee 2022 A$39,676 annual fee 2022 A$36,297
Health and Medicine IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0
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Practical experience Opportunities available Practical experience Opportunities available
Course overview Course overview The Master of Nursing will enhance your skills in professional The Master of Public Health is designed for professionals in a leadership, clinical education, healthcare improvement, research, variety of roles, including in health departments and community and evidence-based practice. You will learn from some of the organisations. You will gain an understanding of contemporary best in the field – our industry experts will deliver clinical theory public health issues and learn techniques for analysing problems. and practical applications to help you strengthen your existing You will learn from some of the best in the field – our academic knowledge. You will engage in discussions with nurses from all staff include experienced public health practitioners, health around the world to share strategies, change practice and help promotion professionals, epidemiologists, biostatisticians and improve global healthcare. With a high demand for qualified researchers. With over 25 courses to choose from, this degree is nursing professionals, this degree will enhance your advanced designed to give you a broad introduction and provide the skills nursing knowledge and help progress your career. and knowledge to define, assess and resolve public health issues.
What you will study What you will study You will study contemporary issues in nursing, research methods, and The Master of Public Health is designed for individuals who have using this knowledge in healthcare settings. Key study areas include: already successfully completed a bachelor degree in an approved • contemporary nursing public health related discipline, key areas of study include: • introduction to research in healthcare • professional public health practice • knowledge translation in healthcare. • disease prevention and control To help you achieve your best career outcome, you can choose to do a • health promotion generic Master of Nursing or focus your learning by choosing from one • health systems, policy and health economics of seven specialisations: Professional recognition • advanced practice • acute and critical care Our curriculum is aligned with the recommendations of the Council of • chronic disease and ageing Academic Public Health Institutions Australasia (CAPHIA) and as such • clinical education our graduates are eligible to apply for membership with the Public • healthcare improvement Health Association of Australia. • leadership and management Career opportunities/outcomes • research Graduates are ready to work in a range of public health roles in Career opportunities/outcomes government or private sectors, as well as in not-for-profit organisations, in disciplines such as: By studying the social, cultural, economic and political influences surrounding nursing and healthcare in general, Master of Nursing • environmental health graduates will be ready to provide advanced clinical knowledge and • epidemiology advice across the full spectrum of healthcare settings. • health education • health policy Prospective career paths may include: • health promotion • Clinical Nurse Specialist • Clinical Nurse Consultant • Clinical Nurse Educator • Clinical Research Nurse • Nurse Unit Manager
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For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. 81 Law
If you are passionate about justice and want to understand more about creating real change through legislation and policy – law is the career for you. You will learn about the principles underlying the Australian legal system while also advocating for legal rights on local, national and global issues. As Australia’s leading clinical law school, the University of Newcastle Legal Centre provides you with the practical legal training and supervised clinical legal experience needed to practise as an Australian lawyer without any further study.
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Study at NUspace A $95 million state- of-the-art education precinct located in the heart of Newcastle.
90.4% of undergraduate Law and Paralegal Studies graduates found employment within four months1
5 years At the Newcastle Law School, Australia’s leading clinical law school, you can become a fully qualified lawyer in 5 years of full-time study.
Isha, India Juris Doctor/Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice
1 Graduate Outcomes Survey 2018-2020 For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Bachelor of Laws (Honours) Juris Doctor/Graduate Diploma Master of Dispute Resolution 82 Combined* in Legal Practice
CRICOS code See page 96 CRICOS code 079631E CRICOS code 098481A Duration 5 yrs FT Duration 3 yrs FT Law Duration 1 yr FT
Locations Newcastle – City Locations Newcastle – City Locations Newcastle – City
Indicative 2021 A$31,805 Indicative 2021 A$33,374 Indicative 2021 A$33,374 annual fee* 2022 A$32,600 annual fee^ 2022 A$34,209 annual fee 2022 A$34,209 IELTS overall minimum - 7.0 IELTS overall minimum - 7.0 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.5 IELTS section minimum - 6.0
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Practical Practical Practical Opportunities available Opportunities available Opportunities available experience experience experience
Course overview Course overview Course overview Would you like to be a lawyer, or join Taught by Australia’s premier clinical The Master of Dispute Resolution will a range of other professions where a law school, this course is your entry equip you with the techniques and passion for justice and attention to detail into becoming a lawyer and provides strategies to work in courts, government are key? This course program combines professional skills that are in high sector and private sector. Graduates are academic studies with hands-on demand across many industries. You will equipped with advanced knowledge and experience working with actual clients at gain the required practical legal training skills, positioning them at the forefront Australia’s leading clinical law school, the and we arrange the required supervised of a range of industries and government University of Newcastle Legal Centre. You legal workplace experience for you. This where there is a growing demand for will combine this with another degree means you can be ready to practise law staff with complaint handling and dispute and receive two qualifications in just five and start your legal career after three system design skills. years of study. years of full-time study.
What you will study What you will study What you will study When you study at the University of Newcastle, Through the program you will complete 105 Choose eight courses from the following: you will graduate with a Bachelor of Laws hours of supervised workplace experience • advocacy skills (Honours) Combined and a second bachelor within our own legal centre and an additional • advanced legal research project level degree in just five years of full-time 180 hours supervised workplace experience • commercial dispute resolution study, plus the option of also gaining your through external legal firms. • international arbitration Diploma of Legal Practice at the same time. You will also gain core skills in: • expert evidence You can do this as part of the last two years of • advanced communication skills • legal systems study and complete the degree and diploma • mediation skills and theory • international law in five years. You will graduate with skills and • conciliation • torts experience in: • dispute resolution • negotiation in a legal context • advanced legal research Professional recognition • advocacy Accredited by the Legal Profession Admission Career opportunities/outcomes • analytical problem solving Board (LPAB) of New South Wales, you will Our graduates gain specialised skills and • high-level task management gain all of the academic study, practical legal knowledge valuable to a variety of career • negotiation and dispute resolution training and supervised workplace experience paths including consulting firms, community • oral and written communication necessary to apply to practice as a lawyer, organisations, educational institutions and subject to the ‘fit and proper person’ test. Professional recognition government agencies. The JD/GDLP is not only accredited in Students who choose to complete the Some typical positions include: Australia;, with some further study it can Diploma of Legal Practice while studying their help qualify you to practise law in a number • Arbitrator combined law degree are able to apply to the of other common law countries, including • Conciliator Legal Profession Admission Board to practise Canada, New Zealand and the United Kingdom. • Expert Complaints Staff law in New South Wales without additional • Government Dispute Resolution Expert further study. Career opportunities/outcomes • Human Resource Manager • Independent Dispute Resolution Scheme Career opportunities/outcomes Whether you choose to follow a career in the legal system or apply your skills outside the Manager and Senior Staff Our graduates go on to jobs in a diverse field of law, there are many rewarding career • Mediator range of areas. Studying law not only prepares options. Some typical positions include: • Negotiator graduates for a career in the legal profession, • Ombuds Senior Staff but a huge variety of other roles in sectors • Barrister ranging from government and business to • Compliance Officer media and the arts. Some positions include: • Foreign Affairs and Trade Officer • Lawyer (Corporate, Criminal, Environmental, • Barrister Family, Human Rights, Industrial Relations, • Corporate Lawyer Legal Aid, Personal Injury • Law Clerk/Paralegal • Parliamentarian/Member of Parliament/ • Legal Aid Lawyer Politician • Political Advisor • Solicitor
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* Please note that annual fees vary depending on subject selection and/or degree combination. ^ This indicative fee applies in Year 1, when full-time students undertake 80 units. In Years 2 and 3 full-time students undertake 100 units, so the cost is higher. For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Master of Environmental Law Master of Laws (LLM) 83
CRICOS code 0100471 CRICOS code 079533G
Duration 1 yr FT Duration 1 yr FT Law
Locations Newcastle – City Locations Newcastle – City
Indicative 2021 A$35,821 Indicative 2021 A$33,374 annual fee 2022 A$36,716 annual fee 2022 A$34,209 IELTS overall minimum - 7.0 IELTS overall minimum - 7.0 IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.5 IELTS section minimum - 6.5
Intake T1 intake S1, S2, Winter
Practical experience Opportunities available practical experience Opportunities available
Course overview Course overview This program is designed to equip legal and non-legal The Master of Laws program (LLM) is designed to expand your professionals with specialised knowledge of environmental law, knowledge and deepen your understanding of a specialist area through a unique, professionally-focused and interdisciplinary of law. All courses offered within the LLM program are developed program. This program equips students with advanced knowledge for advanced study, contain a significant research component and and skills, positioning them to engage in further education, focus on critical thinking and analysis of complex legal issues. You research and professional development in Australia and across the will learn from leading academics in their fields, with particular world. expertise in the areas of dispute resolution, environmental law, employment and labour relations law and international law. Study at our A$95 million facility, NUspace, in the heart of the City of Newcastle.
What you will study What you will study Choose from a range of courses such as: Expand your knowledge and skills by picking individual courses that • environmental law appeal to you, or choose one of our specialities: • law and economics of climate change • dispute resolution • international environmental law and policy • employment and labour relations law • sustainable development and the United Nations (UN) 2030 • environmental law Development Agenda • international law • property law and planning legislation • law in practice • human rights and climate change-induced human displacement Individual courses cover topics such as mediation, international • disaster management policy/social considerations arbitration, equal opportunity law, legal innovation and design and • government and disaster risk reduction more. • sustainability and ecosystem health • applied natural resources management Professional recognition If you already have a law degree from a country outside of Australia, Professional recognition the Law in Practice specialisation in our LLM may help you to meet Our Master of Environmental Law is the only legal postgraduate qualification requirements to practice law in Australia. program in Australia that offers you the opportunity to obtain certification by the United Nations Institute for Training and Research Career opportunities/outcomes (UNITAR) and/or the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction Advance your career in various areas including: (UNDRR). • government sector To obtain co-certification, students must complete specific courses on • human rights advocacy Government Approaches to Disaster Risk Reduction and Sustainable • in-house counsel Development and the UN 2030 Development Agenda. • legal practice • private sector (e.g. finance, business) Career opportunities/outcomes • public policy Upon graduating you will be able to advance your career and work in various areas including: • environmental and resources sectors • government and non-government sectors • in-house counsel (for legal professionals only) • legal practice or advice (for legal professionals only) • private sector, e.g. sustainability consulting • public policy
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For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. 84 Science and the Environment
There are so many possibilities for students interested in the field of science. You might work in a lab, discovering life-changing scientific breakthroughs. You could work in environmental education, sharing advice on ways to live more sustainably with the next generation. Maybe you see yourself using science to shape government policy – or something else entirely. A science degree gives you the flexibility to explore your interests, find a pathway that is right for you and make a real difference in the world.
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Top 200 in the world - Psychology1
Top 250 in the world for Environmental Sciences1
92.7% of postgraduate Psychology graduates found employment within four months2
Namra, Singapore Bachelor of Food Science and Human Nutrition, 2019 1 QS World University Rankings by Subject 2020 2 Graduate Outcomes Survey 2018-2020 For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Bachelor of Climate Science Bachelor of Coastal and Bachelor of Biotechnology and Adaptation Marine Science 85
CRICOS code 059879B CRICOS code 102644D CRICOS code 0100479 Duration 3 yrs FT Duration 3 yrs FT Duration 3 yrs FT Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Central Coast Indicative 2021 A$40,850 Indicative 2021 A$38,660 Indicative 2021 A$37,590 annual fee 2022 A$41,872 annual fee 2022 TBC annual fee 2022 A$38,530 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0
Intake S1 Intake S1, S2 Intake S1, S2 Science and the Environment Science Practical Practical Practical Opportunities available Opportunities available Opportunities available experience experience experience
Course overview Course overview Course overview Imagine using living organisms to This specialised degree will allow you Are you a passionate marine modify products for the better – like to turn your passion into practice by conservationist? Australia has some creating a new vaccine to save millions providing you with fundamental tools of the world’s most diverse coastlines of lives. When you study a Bachelor to address climate-related risks. You and marine ecosystems and we need of Biotechnology, you will help to will learn how to assess the impacts to make sure they remain protected. develop technologies that improve of climate variability and change and By understanding conservation and our communities and the health of our develop adaptation strategies (e.g. management issues – such as climate planet. The products of biotechnology infrastructure, planning policy) that change, pollution and overfishing – we are all around us and you can be at the reduce the economic, environmental, can help find solutions. In this degree forefront of scientific development and and social costs of climate hazards and you will learn from marine, coastal and discovery. Students undertake a 10-week potential future impacts. Through our ecological experts, giving you practical full-time industrial placement. partnerships with external industries and skills to make a difference in our world. government agencies, you will also have Students are able to tailor their program the opportunity to engage in work – and to suit their career goals. Access world- research – integrated learning when you class facilities, innovative technologies apply your studies to complete a major and participate in field and laboratory project in the final year. work to help develop your analytical, research and communication skills.
What you will study What you will study What you will study Our academics are internationally recognised This program incorporates courses from Students will investigate concepts such as leaders in their fields and are working to solve multidisciplinary study areas and provides ecosystems, coastal processes, marine flora real-world problems. Under their leadership, a broad range of elective pathways to and fauna, and spatial science. Students can you will apply DNA and cell technologies to complement your career aspirations. also choose to complete a minor study area enhance human health, plant and animal Key areas of study include: such as: agriculture and environmental wellbeing. • climate change and resource management • Indigenous environmental and Core studies include: • risk, vulnerability, adaptation and resilience community practices • biochemistry • water, energy and food security climate and • scientific communication • molecular genetics energy • environmental regulation • biomolecules • Earth processes (including climatic, • cell and molecular biology • molecular biology hydrological, coastal, soil) • water and resource management • environmental sustainability Professional recognition • human geography Professional recognition Our graduates can apply for membership to • spatial science Graduates can apply for membership to a AusBiotech and specialist societies such as • statistics range of professional bodies including the the Australian Society of Biochemistry and Australian Marine Sciences Association and the Molecular Biology. Membership provides Career opportunities/outcomes Australian Coral Reef Society. access to a large network of biologists who Graduates of the Bachelor of Climate Science have regular events to help members share and Adaptation can go on to work in a diverse Career opportunities/outcomes knowledge and collaborate. range of areas including: The flexible structure of this degree can lead • air quality control to careers such as: Career opportunities/outcomes • climate action and resilience • Botanist Biotechnology is predicted to be a key for • climate and energy • Conservationist/Ecologist solving global issues in the future, such as • climate change operations • Environmental Compliance Officer human and animal diseases, climate change, • climate change policy climatology • Environmental Consultant fuel alternatives and food security. • ecology • Marine Biologist You could enter an exciting career as a: • energy and resources • Oceanographer • Biochemist • environmental impact and assessment • Biotechnologist • laboratory and research work • Clinical Research Coordinator • meteorology • Geneticist • Laboratory Analyst • Microbiologist • Product Developer
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For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Bachelor of Environmental Bachelor of Food Science and Bachelor of 86 Science and Management Human Nutrition Psychological Science
CRICOS code 059877D CRICOS code 055918K CRICOS code 095149D Duration 3 yrs FT Duration 3 yrs FT Duration 3 yrs FT Newcastle – Callaghan Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Locations Central Coast Locations Central Coast Central Coast Indicative 2021 A$39,690 Indicative 2021 A$40,262 Indicative 2021 A$40,268 annual fee 2022 A$40,682 annual fee 2022 A$41,269 annual fee 2022 A$41,274 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS overall minimum - 7.0 IELTS IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 7.0
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Course overview Course overview Course overview If you want to help solve the Food is an essential part of everyone’s Psychological science is a fascinating environmental problems facing lives. As an increasingly health-conscious area which examines the causes of our society, and have a passion for society and population, new and human behaviour. This understanding sustainability, then the Bachelor of innovative approaches are required. This is then used to solve practical problems Environmental Science and Management field requires people with a passion for that will positively impact the lives of is for you. The University is centrally innovative thinking. As a food scientist, others. Learn from renowned researchers situated to give you hands-on experience you could develop new products for in the field and have the opportunity in areas of vast environmental diversity, consumers, ensuring the foods we eat to undertake Work Integrated Learning from terrestrial landscapes, to wetlands are desirable, nutritious, balanced and (WIL). and coastal zones. Here you will gain safe to eat. This qualification allows an understanding of the critical issues you to stay up-to-date on scientific placing a growing strain on the Earth’s developments, learn specialist knowledge natural resources and develop tactics to and be equipped with skills needed for a combat them. Our industry partnerships successful career. Learn in purpose-built allow you the chance to take part in facilities including a commercial testing exciting work placements and research kitchen and sensory lab, allowing you to opportunities, giving you a competitive design and test concepts as part of the edge when entering the career market. product development process.
What you will study What you will study What you will study Students will explore concepts such as Graduates develop a strong foundation of the You will cover a broad range of study areas environmental systems and practices, and principles underlying the sciences of food such as mental illness, interventions, the related ethics, values and legislation. Students technology and human nutrition. This includes biology of the brain, memory, decision will also choose one of the following major basic sciences, chemistry and biology of making, as well as developmental, social and study areas to specialise in: nutrients, and the attributes of foods including personality studies. In addition to these study • Natural Resources and Hazards food commodities and functional foods. areas, you will also undertake courses that • Ecosystems and Biodiversity You will study topics including: teach research skills such as methodology and statistics. • Marine Science and Management • biomedical science • Sustainability • chemistry Professional recognition • food product development Professional recognition • macronutrients This course is currently accredited by the Depending on your area of study you can • micronutrients Australian Psychology Accreditation Council gain professional recognition with the Hunter • nutrition in health and disease (APAC) and approved by the Psychology Board Environmental Institute, Australian Ecology of Australia. Upon completion of an APAC Society, Australian Wildlife Management Professional recognition accredited undergraduate degree, students who go on to complete their honours then Society, Birds Australia, Australian Mammal Graduates are eligible to apply for postgraduate study will be eligible to apply for Society or Australian Society of Herpetology. membership with the Australian Institute of provisional registration as a psychologist with Food Science and Technology (AIFST) and the the Psychology Board of Australia. Please note Career opportunities/outcomes Nutrition Society of Australia (NSA). Graduates of the Bachelor of Environmental that after completion of an APAC accredited Science and Management go on to work in a Career opportunities/outcomes undergraduate degree, a further minimum of three years education and training in diverse range of areas, including conservation The experience, specialist knowledge and skills and ecology, environmental science, laboratory psychology is required to register as a you learn will prepare you for a successful psychologist in Australia. and research work, or urban and regional career in the food science, health and nutrition planning. industries. Career opportunities/outcomes Typical employment opportunities include: Some typical roles after you graduate include: Examples of roles that your degree could apply • Botanist/Plant Scientist • Catering Manager to include: • Climatologist • Flavourist • Careers Counsellor • Coastal Management Officer • Food Scientist, Technologist or Chemist • Case Manager • Environmental Consultant • Health Promotion Officer • Case Worker • Environmental Health/Sustainability Officer • Nutritionist • Juvenile Justice Officer • Marine Scientist • Quality Assurance Technician • Market Researcher • Water Resource Management Specialist • Mediator • Practicing Psychologist
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For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Bachelor of Psychological Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science (Advanced) Science (Advanced) 87
CRICOS code 0100474 CRICOS code 098539K CRICOS code 0100473 Duration 3 yrs FT Duration 3 yrs FT Duration 3 yrs FT Newcastle – Callaghan Newcastle – Callaghan Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Locations Locations Central Coast Central Coast Central Coast Indicative 2021 A$40,320 Indicative 2021 A$39,627 Indicative 2021 A$37,538 annual fee 2022 A$41,328 annual fee 2022 A$40,618 annual fee 2022 A$38,476 IELTS overall minimum - 7.0 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS overall minimum - 6.0 IELTS IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 7.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 6.0
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Course overview Course overview Course overview Understanding the science behind The field of science is exciting and In today’s society, scientists need to work human behaviour, the human brain and always evolving. It underpins areas across research, industry and discipline its effect on the way we act and why such as technology, industry, business, boundaries to create solutions to the form the foundation of psychological agriculture, environment, research and world’s most complex issues. You might science. The Bachelor of Psychological development, health, and the information work in a lab, discovering life-changing Science (Advanced) will not only help revolution. Learn from leading science scientific breakthroughs, or use science you deepen your understanding of researchers who will guide you to shape government policy. The Bachelor theoretical methodologies – but you through a tailored program, specifically of Science (Advanced) will allow you to will have the opportunity to participate designed to make you a highly-skilled join a high achieving cohort and create in Work Integrated Learning (WIL), you and employable science graduate. You your own academic adventure. Tailor your will develop valuable connections with will gain hands-on experience in our majors and professional pathways to industry and other professionals to world-class facilities while building your achieve your career goals. You will have improve employment outcomes when you professional network with 12 weeks of access to specialised mentoring, exposure graduate. practical experience within research or to the wider College of Engineering, industry. The Bachelor of Science will Science and Environment community prepare you to contribute solutions to the and opportunities to participate in Work scientific challenges we are facing. Integrated Learning (WIL) and industry engagement.
What you will study What you will study What you will study The Bachelor of Psychological Science Core courses in the degree have been Using the latest scientific developments (Advanced) offers additional work and designed with industry input to ensure and advancements, you will learn first hand research-integrated learning, as you students have the skills they need for from our actively involved researchers how will apply your studies to complete a employment, including lab and field skills, to deliver innovative solutions for real-world major transdisciplinary capstone project problem solving, project planning, and problems. Choose from 10 majors across eight throughout your third year. You will cover a employment skills. Through your chosen disciplines to shape your study experience broad range of study areas such as mental major and elective pathways, you can design to suit your interests. You can combine a mix illness, interventions, the biology of the your degree to match your personal career of majors and electives to suit your study brain, memory, decision making, as well as aspirations. direction. developmental, social and personality studies. You can choose to study in areas such as: You can choose to study in areas such as: You will also learn research skills such as • biology • biology methodology and statistics. • chemistry of advanced materials • chemistry of advanced materials Professional recognition • earth science • earth science • biodiversity and conservation • biodiversity and conservation This course is currently accredited by the • geography • geography Australian Psychology Accreditation Council • mathematics and statistics • mathematics and statistics (APAC) and approved by the Psychology Board • physics • physics of Australia. Upon completion of an APAC • psychology • psychology accredited undergraduate degree, students who go on to complete their honours then Professional recognition Professional recognition postgraduate study will be eligible to apply Graduates who complete the accredited Graduates who complete the accredited for provisional registration as a psychologist Physics major are eligible for accreditation Physics major are eligible for accreditation with the Psychology Board of Australia. On through The Australian Institute of Physics through The Australian Institute of Physics completing this degree, a further minimum (AIP). Graduates who complete the accredited (AIP). Graduates who complete the accredited of three years education and training in Statistics major are eligible for accreditation Statistics major are eligible for accreditation psychology is required to register as a on becoming a member of the Statistical on becoming a member of the Statistical psychologist in Australia. Society of Australia. Society of Australia. Career opportunities/outcomes Career opportunities/outcomes Career opportunities/outcomes Examples of roles that your degree could apply The flexible structure of this degree can lead The flexible structure of this degree can lead to include: to careers such as: to careers such as: • Careers Counsellor • Market Researcher • Climatologist • Marine Biologist • Botanist • Physicist • Case Manager • Mediator • Conservationist/ • Microbiologist • Chemist • Statistician • Case Worker • Practicing Ecologist • Neuroscientist • Mathematician • Juvenile Justice Psychologist • Geographer • Oceanographer Officer
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For a full list of degrees, combined degree options and programs offering end on honourssee pages 91-97. Master of Professional Master of Business Psychology Master of Clinical Psychology 88 Psychology
CRICOS code 0100761 CRICOS code 098562M CRICOS code 098563K Duration 2 yrs FT Duration 2 yrs FT Duration 1 yr FT Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Locations Newcastle – Callaghan Online Indicative 2021 A$42,887 Indicative 2021 A$44,510 Indicative 2021 A$44,510 annual fee 2022 A$43,959 annual fee 2022 A$45,622 annual fee 2022 A$45,622 IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 IELTS overall minimum - 7.0 IELTS overall minimum - 7.0 IELTS IELTS IELTS IELTS section minimum - 6.0 IELTS section minimum - 7.0 IELTS section minimum - 7.0
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Course overview Course overview Course overview This qualification is designed for With expert supervision in our clinic and If you want to be a registered professionals or recent psychology community settings, this degree helps psychologist, this degree is for you. graduates looking to advance their you work in the prevention, diagnosis, With intensive training and education, management skills from a psychological and treatment of many psychological you will learn to apply advanced perspective. You will develop an advanced disorders. You will learn to enhance techniques competently and ethically understanding of human behaviour conceptual and interpersonal skills, apply across broad professional settings. We and how this applies to workplace advanced knowledge and methods to help you develop your professional relationships, specialised skills in procedures, technologies and techniques, skills and career in psychology under applied psychology and organisational collaborate effectively with clients and the supervision of highly experienced behaviour. We offer an exceptional health professionals, and conduct, registered psychologists. This supervision learning experience for students with evaluate and present systematic research. ensures you are experienced and postgraduate psychology students Our graduates adhere to the 'scientist- prepared before seeking General ranking us number five in Australia for practitioner' model of practice. Registration with the Psychology Board of learner engagement.1 Australia.
What you will study What you will study What you will study The University of Newcastle’s Master of This program will help you gain Enhance your theoretical skills and learn to Business Psychology offers professionals a comprehensive knowledge in professional use relevant principles and methods to assist specialised program that challenges your and ethical practice, counselling and clinical people with a range of behavioural problems, approach to leadership and enhances your interventions, clinical neuropsychology, health taking into account social and cultural ability to think from a business psychology psychology, and the clinical psychology of diversity, current relevant legal frameworks, perspective. adults, children, and people with intellectual mental health practice standards and codes of Courses to support your drive and direction disabilities. ethical practice. include: Key areas of study include: Key areas of study include: • leadership and organisational change • advanced methodology • psychological assessment • psychology skills in the workplace • critical issues and controversies in • psychological treatments and interventions • organisational interventions psychology • professional and ethical practice • understanding people in organisations • counselling and clinical intervention • clinical psychology of special groups: There are opportunities to exit the Masters • professional and ethical practice intellectual disabilities/older adults program with a Graduate Certificate, depending on the number of units completed Professional recognition Professional recognition This program is accredited by the Australian This program has received provisional Career opportunities/outcomes Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC). The accreditation with conditions by the Australian The Master of Business Psychology will Psychology Board of Australia (PsyBA), through Psychology Accreditation Council. prepare individuals for diverse career APAC, also recognises the program for the Accreditation ensures graduates receive a opportunities that require specialised purposes of registration and endorsement of high quality education that will allow them to interpersonal and advanced communication practice in clinical psychology. employ their psychological knowledge and skills. Graduates may be employed in mid skills in the community. to senior management positions across the Career opportunities/outcomes public and not-for-profit sectors. The Master of Clinical Psychology will prepare Career opportunities/outcomes Other prospective career paths include: graduates to professionally practice as clinical On successful completion of the program psychologists and provide a broad range of and an additional internship year under the • case management and managing a multi- psychological services to long-term patients disciplinary team supervision of a registered psychologist, to treat mild to complex mental health graduates will be eligible for registration • consultant for human services, recruitment, conditions. change management and communications with the Psychology Board of Australia as • customer service manager Other career prospects may include: a General Registered Psychologist. Other • hr specialist • allied health professions management career prospects may include working in the • organisational trainer/training manager • program development and evaluation following areas: • program manager for community work or • promoting psychological health through • human resources • research customer health public policy • private, public and service manager • research non-government • specialist • teaching and supervision organisations psychological • rehabilitation and services disability services • teaching and supervision
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Semester 1 Semester 2 Trimester 1 6 semesters 6 semesters 6 semesters 4 semesters 4 semesters Duration 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 5 5 3 5 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
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Semester 1 Semester 2 Trimester 1 4 semesters 4 semesters 6 semesters 2 semesters 2 semesters 2 semesters 2 semesters 2 semesters 3 trimesters 3 trimesters 3 trimesters 1 semester Duration 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 (Years, semesters
or trimesters) T2 T3 W N, Online N, Online N, Online N, Online
NC NC NC NC NC NC NC NC NC NC NC NC NC NC CC CC Trimester 2 Trimester 3 Winter N N Location T1, T2,T3 T1, T2,T3
S1, S2, W S1, S2 S1, S2 T1, W S1 S1 S1 S1 S1 S1 S1 S1 S1 S1 S1 S1 S1 S1 S1 T1 Intakes 6.0/6.0 6.5/6.0 6.5/6.0 6.5/6.0 6.5/6.0 6.5/6.0 7.0/6.0 7.0/6.0 7.0/6.0 7.0/6.0 7.0/6.0 7.0/6.0 7.0/6.0 7.0/6.0 7.0/7.0 7.0/6.5 7.0/7.0 7.0/6.5 7.0/7.0 7.0/7.0 7.0/6.5 7.0/6.5 IELTS Overall Minimum/ Section Minimum $30,996 $38,708 $32,660 $44,510 $44,510 $33,689 $31,805 $35,300 $32,807 $39,228 $31,385 $31,595 $35,821 $18,333 $35,545 $31,516 $35,411 $31,547 $33,374 $33,374 $33,374 $31,127 2021 Indicative Annual Fee A$^ $40,209 $32,600 $34,209 $34,209 $34,209 $31,905 $32,304 $32,384 $45,622 $45,622 $18,791 $36,716 $39,676 $36,297 $34,531 $32,169 $32,336 $33,627 $31,771 $33,477 TBC TBC 2022 Indicative Annual Fee A$^
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Science and Environment
Bachelor of Biotechnology* 059879B 3 N S1 6.0/6.0 $40,073 $41,075
Bachelor of Climate Science and Adaptation 102644D 3 N S1, S2 6.0/6.0 $38,660 $41,872 Bachelor of Coastal and Marine Science 0100479 3 N, CC S1, S2 6.0/6.0 $37,590 $38,530 Bachelor of Environmental Science and 059877D 3 N, CC S1, S2 6.0/6.0 $39,690 $40,682 Management* Bachelor of Environmental Science 098483K 4 N, CC S1, S2 6.0/6.0 $35,390 $36,275 Management / Bachelor of Business Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science 102636D 3 CC S1, S2 7.0/7.0 $36,293 $37,201 Bachelor of Food Science and Human 055918K 3 CC S1, S2 6.0/6.0 $40,262 $41,269 Nutrition* Bachelor of Food Science and Human 095144J 4 CC S1, S2 6.0/6.0 $36,146 $37,150 Nutrition/Bachelor of Business Bachelor of Psychological Science 095149D 3 N, CC S2 7.0/7.0 $40,268 $41,274 Bachelor of Psychological Science 0100474 3 N, CC S1 7.0/7.0 $40,320 $41,328 (Advanced) Bachelor of Science* 098539K 3 N, CC S1, S2 6.0/6.0 $39,627 $40,618 Bachelor of Science (Advanced) 0100473 3 N, CC S1 6.0/6.0 $37,538 $38,476 Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Innovation 098542D 4 N S1, S2 6.0/6.0 $33,327 $34,160 and Entrepreneurship Graduate Diploma in Psychological Science 102640H 2 semesters N, CC S1, S2 7.0/7.0 $44,510 TBC Master of Business Administration (Global) / 0101396 6 trimesters S T2, T3 6.5/6.0 $34,267 $35,123 Master of Science (Data Analytics) S1, S2, T1, Master of Business Psychology 0100761 6 trimesters N, Online 6.5/6.0 $42,887 $43,959 T2, T3 Master of Clinical Psychology 098562M 4 semesters N, Online S1 7.0/7.0 $44,510 $45,622 Master of Professional Psychology 098563K 2 semesters N S1 7.0/7.0 $44,510 $45,622
KEY FOR LOCATIONS KEY FOR INTAKES NC Newcastle – City S1 Semester 1 T2 Trimester 2 N Newcastle – Callaghan S Sydney S2 Semester 2 T3 Trimester 3 CC Central Coast – Ourimbah SG Singapore T1 Trimester 1 W Winter
* End-on Honours is a separate and additional year of study following the completion of a bachelor degree. This is a very different experience to the earlier years of study. There are fewer formal classes and more individual work. Honours can be course work based, research based, or a combination of the two. Admission requirements for End-On Honours vary by program, but often require a minimum GPA. 98 How to apply
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