internAtionAl PostgrAduAte course guide 2015

www.vu.edu.au Victoria University CRICOS Provider No. 00124K enrolMents Total enrolments 47,178 (domestic and international), of which approximately 12,871 are international students.

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All statistics and facts are from VU Annual Report 2013 and Austrade International Student Data, 2013 unless otherwise specifi ed outbound student Mobility nAtionAlity MiX $500,000 in VU travel grants was awarded to the outbound student mobility program in 2014 (where students studied at an overseas institution).

45 108 78 11 YEARS 15 63 YEARS 78 10 1217 YEARS

158 68 371 15 outbound Mobility 540 YEARS 231 464 6 74 PArticiPAtion by region 54 MTHS 20 78 7 YEARS EUROPE 43% EUROPE YEARS 205 39 117 ASIA 28% ASIA AMERICAS 26% AMERICAS 65 49 PACIFIC 3% PACIFIC enrolMents AluMni lAnguAge TotalTotal enrolments enrolments 47,17847,178 (domestic(domestic andand Overall number of registered Alumni is 113,026 Number of VU students who come from international),international), ofof whichwhich approximatelyapproximately whilst the number residing overseas is 24,737. A NON-ENGLISH 12,87112,871 areare internationalinternational students. students. SPEAKING BACKGROUND internAtionAl engAgeMent is approximately:

All statistics and facts are from VU Annual Report 2013 and Austrade International Student Data, 2013 unless otherwise specifi ed

outbound student Mobility Over 4500 international students study onshore in Melbourne. Over 9400 international students study nAtionAlity MiX at offshore partner universities. Over 500 study ELICOS or study abroad courses onshore in Melbourne. $500,000 in VU travel grants was awarded to the outbound student STUDENTS BY NATIONALITY PARTNER UNIVERSITIES mobility program in 2014 (where students studied at an overseas institution). students by citiZensHiP

1217 China 117 Indonesia 63 Germany 4545 108108 7878 1111 540 Vietnam 108 Europe other 54 Thailand YEAYEARRSS 1155 6363 YEAYEARRSS 464 India 78 USA & Canada 49 Mauritius 7878 1100 YEAYEARRSS 12171217 371 Other South Asia 78 Other North Asia 45 United Kingdom

231 Middle East/ 78 Africa 39 Other SouthEast 158158 North Africa Asia/Oceania 6868 74 Philippines 371371 1155 205 Malaysia 65 Other Latin outbound Mobility YEAYEARRSS 68 Mexico 540540 America 231231 158 Kuwait 464464 66 7474 PArticiPAtion by region 5454 MMTTHHSS 2200 7878 77 YEAYEARRSS EUROPE 43% EUROPE YEAYEARRSS 205205 History oF PArtner relAtionsHiPs 3939

20 117117 yeArs SUNWAY COLLEGE Malaysia (est. 1994) ASIA 28% ASIA AMERICAS 26% AMERICAS 15 LIAONING UNIVERSITY Shenyang China (est. 1999) 6565 4949 yeArs PACIFIC 3% PACIFIC 15 yeArs HANOI UNIVERSITY Hanoi Vietnam (est. 1999)

11 yeArs HENAN UNIVERSITY Kai Feng China (est. 2003)

10 yeArs CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF FINANCE & ECONOMICS Beijing China (est. 2004)

7 yeArs LITHAN HALL ACADEMY Singapore (est. 2007)

6 MtHs UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam (est. 2014) MessAge FroM tHe vice-cHAncellor contents study At Victoria University prides itself on being an international university, with education and 3 study At vu 52 live in Melbourne victoriA university research partnerships all over the world. Almost one in five of our students join us from 42 your cAreer, your Future 54 vu sydney overseas and become a part of a diverse student 43 eMPloyer testiMoniAls 56 HoW to APPly community who are growing their capabilities and 44 cost oF living 58 iMPortAnt dAtes transforming their lives. At Victoria University we are focused on helping 45 scHolArsHiPs And 59 vu englisH our students find their true success by creating sPonsorsHiPs 60 englisH lAnguAge a supportive and flexible learning environment. 46 AccoMModAtion reQuireMents We provide the necessary ability to navigate your 48 cAMPuses 62 entry reQuireMents career path with multiple entry and exit points into our qualifications so you can move from a diploma 50 FAcilities 66 2015 internAtionAl courses And Fees to a degree, or into postgraduate studies. 51 student suPPort We have three campuses conveniently located in the city centre of Melbourne, five campuses throughout our nearby western suburbs and one campus in Sydney. We are also pleased to offer student accommodation facilities, a range of our courses excellent programs to help you get oriented and a dedicated International Student Support team to help you feel at home in no time. 29 inForMAtion 4 Accounting And systeMs And Victoria University (VU) is a respected and • We have built an international reputation for our • Victoria University Motorsport (VUM) provides It is no wonder we have around 15,000 FinAnce high-performing tertiary institution that expertise in business, engineering, transport and students the opportunity to design, build and race international students from 90 countries that enrol coMPuting has been providing education, research logistics, information systems, nursing, sports a race car. It is a student group led by Mechanical at Victoria University each year. and training for almost 100 years to a science, education, hospitality and beauty services. Engineering undergraduate students, and is open I am sure this guide will show you how becoming 10 Arts And 34 MArketing And large and multicultural student population • Many of our 110,000 active VU alumni to all undergraduates studying at VU. a student of Victoria University could be your key MultiMediA coMMunicAtions in Melbourne, Australia and overseas. around the world occupy leadership positions • We are one of two universities in Australia to unlocking the next exciting chapter in your The University is part of the Australian public in government, business, academic and other offering a degree in Architectural Engineering future. I wish you great success with your studies sectors. We support our alumni through alumni accredited by Engineers Australia. at Victoria University. 36 sociAl sciences education system, one of the world’s best. We 12 business And chapters in key countries including China, • We deliver the only degree in Australia in dermal And coMMunity deliver our qualifi cations internationally, provide MAnAgeMent Malaysia and Vietnam. therapies. services opportunities for our students to complete part of their studies abroad and collaborate with • When you study with us you’ll be among a large • Our high altitude hotel is only one of two in international research partners. A qualifi cation from multicultural student population drawn from more Australia which offers a simulated high altitude than 100 nations. Professor Peter Dawkins 18 educAtion And 38 sPort And VU will set you on the path to a successful career. living environment. Vice-Chancellor and President trAining eXercise science At VU we understand the needs of international • With over 100 exchange partners worldwide, • Industry partners provide access to workplace students. The 2014 Good Universities Guide you will discover a range of study and travel learning, so that you’ll graduate work-ready, with awarded VU top ratings for positive graduate opportunities with our student exchange program. a meaningful and relevant qualifi cation. You can also travel during semester break on a 40 trAnsPort And outcomes (5 stars, undergraduate category), • Our courses are developed with industry partners 22 engineering logistics socioeconomic equity (5 stars) and cultural short-term overseas study tour or an international refl ecting best practice and are supported by diversity (5 stars postgraduate category and work placement with industry partners. world-class facilities like our sport and learning 4 stars undergraduate category). WHy vu? precinct, nursing, media and engineering labs, and our IT and design facilities with simulated 25 HeAltH And • Our Master of Business Administration was globAlly engAged work scenarios. nursing recognised as Australia’s leading MBA and sixth • We pioneered transnational education • We provide students the opportunity to pathway in the global top 20 by CEO magazine’s 2014 partnerships in Asia, fi rst establishing a easily from diplomas to degrees. International Graduate Forum. partnership 20 years ago in Malaysia. VU now delivers courses in fi ve countries to over 14,000 • Our industry mentor programs provide bachelor enrolled international students. We are one of the degree students opportunities to gain experience largest providers of Australian qualifi cations in with high profi le organisations such as IBM and the People’s Republic of China. National Australia Bank. MessAge FroM tHe vice-cHAncellor contents study At Victoria University prides itself on being an international university, with education and 3 study At vu 52 live in Melbourne victoriA university research partnerships all over the world. Almost one in five of our students join us from 42 your cAreer, your Future 54 vu sydney overseas and become a part of a diverse student 43 eMPloyer testiMoniAls 56 HoW to APPly community who are growing their capabilities and 44 cost oF living 58 iMPortAnt dAtes transforming their lives. At Victoria University we are focused on helping 45 scHolArsHiPs And 59 vu englisH our students find their true success by creating sPonsorsHiPs 60 englisH lAnguAge a supportive and flexible learning environment. 46 AccoMModAtion reQuireMents We provide the necessary ability to navigate your 48 cAMPuses 62 entry reQuireMents career path with multiple entry and exit points into our qualifications so you can move from a diploma 50 FAcilities 66 2015 internAtionAl courses And Fees to a degree, or into postgraduate studies. 51 student suPPort We have three campuses conveniently located in the city centre of Melbourne, five campuses throughout our nearby western suburbs and one campus in Sydney. We are also pleased to offer student accommodation facilities, a range of our courses excellent programs to help you get oriented and a dedicated International Student Support team to help you feel at home in no time. 29 inForMAtion 4 Accounting And systeMs And Victoria University (VU) is a respected and • We have built an international reputation for our • Victoria University Motorsport (VUM) provides It is no wonder we have around 15,000 FinAnce high-performing tertiary institution that expertise in business, engineering, transport and students the opportunity to design, build and race international students from 90 countries that enrol coMPuting has been providing education, research logistics, information systems, nursing, sports a race car. It is a student group led by Mechanical at Victoria University each year. and training for almost 100 years to a science, education, hospitality and beauty services. Engineering undergraduate students, and is open I am sure this guide will show you how becoming 10 Arts And 34 MArketing And large and multicultural student population • Many of our 110,000 active VU alumni to all undergraduates studying at VU. a student of Victoria University could be your key MultiMediA coMMunicAtions in Melbourne, Australia and overseas. around the world occupy leadership positions • We are one of two universities in Australia to unlocking the next exciting chapter in your The University is part of the Australian public in government, business, academic and other offering a degree in Architectural Engineering future. I wish you great success with your studies sectors. We support our alumni through alumni accredited by Engineers Australia. at Victoria University. 36 sociAl sciences education system, one of the world’s best. We 12 business And chapters in key countries including China, • We deliver the only degree in Australia in dermal And coMMunity deliver our qualifi cations internationally, provide MAnAgeMent Malaysia and Vietnam. therapies. services opportunities for our students to complete part of their studies abroad and collaborate with • When you study with us you’ll be among a large • Our high altitude hotel is only one of two in international research partners. A qualifi cation from multicultural student population drawn from more Australia which offers a simulated high altitude than 100 nations. Professor Peter Dawkins 18 educAtion And 38 sPort And VU will set you on the path to a successful career. living environment. Vice-Chancellor and President trAining eXercise science At VU we understand the needs of international • With over 100 exchange partners worldwide, • Industry partners provide access to workplace students. The 2014 Good Universities Guide you will discover a range of study and travel learning, so that you’ll graduate work-ready, with awarded VU top ratings for positive graduate opportunities with our student exchange program. a meaningful and relevant qualifi cation. You can also travel during semester break on a 40 trAnsPort And outcomes (5 stars, undergraduate category), • Our courses are developed with industry partners 22 engineering logistics socioeconomic equity (5 stars) and cultural short-term overseas study tour or an international refl ecting best practice and are supported by diversity (5 stars postgraduate category and work placement with industry partners. world-class facilities like our sport and learning 4 stars undergraduate category). WHy vu? precinct, nursing, media and engineering labs, and our IT and design facilities with simulated 25 HeAltH And • Our Master of Business Administration was globAlly engAged work scenarios. nursing recognised as Australia’s leading MBA and sixth • We pioneered transnational education • We provide students the opportunity to pathway in the global top 20 by CEO magazine’s 2014 partnerships in Asia, fi rst establishing a easily from diplomas to degrees. International Graduate Forum. partnership 20 years ago in Malaysia. VU now delivers courses in fi ve countries to over 14,000 • Our industry mentor programs provide bachelor enrolled international students. We are one of the degree students opportunities to gain experience largest providers of Australian qualifi cations in with high profi le organisations such as IBM and the People’s Republic of China. National Australia Bank. www.vu.edu.au/international/courses 5 Accounting and Finance “Through the course, I have had the chance to work in teams and interact with students from around the world. I learned to become more open-minded and accept other people’s opinions.“

Bui Thuy Duong – Master of Accounting

6 www.vu.edu.au/international/courses Accounting and Finance Postgraduate

Master of Accounting Course code: BMAC CRICOS code: 065660D

February and July intakes TUITION FEES Duration: 3 semesters of study. 2015 Tuition Fee: A$10880 per semester. Campus: City Flinders ENTRY REQUIREMENTS ABOUT THIS COURSE Applicants are expected to have: The Master of Accounting is an academically rigorous and • completed an accounting degree equivalent to an professionally relevant postgraduate accounting course, Australian undergraduate (bachelor) degree or higher building upon a strong foundation in undergraduate accounting conceptual knowledge. Graduates develop • obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 6.5 (no an integrated understanding of advanced accounting band less than 6.0) or equivalent. issues through a range of units in accounting, finance and Applicants are also expected to already be employed in, or in- management. This is complemented by the opportunity tend to be employed in a position associated with accounting. to work with a widely-used enterprise systems software package, SAP. Related Courses You can also investigate recent developments in areas • Graduate Certificate in Accounting such as sustainability, global trends in accounting, ethical www.vu.edu.au/courses/international/btaa citizenship and intercultural understanding. • Graduate Diploma in Professional Accounting www.vu.edu.au/courses/international/bgap PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways The Master of Accounting is professionally recognised with and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ accreditation from CPA Australia. international/bmac CAREERS This course equips you for a career in accounting and/ or finance.

Year 1, Semester 1 Year 2, Semester 1 • Financial Analysis • Computerised Accounting in an ERP System • Business Research Methods • Financial Derivative Markets • Managerial Control Systems • Quantitative Analysis Research Option 1 • Business Research Thesis Year 1, Semester 2 Or Research Option 2 • Business Ethics and Sustainability • Business Research Project • Enterprise Resource Planning Systems • International Portfolio Management Plus 1 elective unit from the list below (subject to availability). • Research Option 1 • Business Research Proposal Elective Units or • Marketing Management Plus 1 elective unit from the list below. • Work And Organisation Systems • Treasury Risk Management • Credit and Lending Management Or 1 unit from other College of Business postgraduate courses.

www.vu.edu.au/international/courses 7 Accounting and Finance Postgraduate

Master of Business (Accounting) Course code: BMAK CRICOS code: 083298A

February and July intakes TUITION FEES Duration: 4 semesters of study. 2015 Tuition Fee: A$10880 per semester. Campus: City Flinders ENTRY REQUIREMENTS ABOUT THIS COURSE Applicants are expected to have: The Master of Business (Accounting) is an academically • completed a degree equivalent to an Australian rigorous and professionally relevant accounting course undergraduate (bachelor) degree or higher; or recognised globally. It develops a strong foundation in conceptual knowledge incorporating recent developments • completed a graduate certificate or graduate diploma in sustainability and global trends in accounting. This and have a minimum of three years of relevant is complemented with skill development focusing on professional experience, or critically thinking, problem solving, creativity, and social • completed a gradute diploma (in the field of aspects through authentic assessment including reflection. accounting) The course assists graduates to become responsible and ethical • obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 6.5 (no citizens who use their intercultural understanding to contribute band less than 6.0) or equivalent. to the demands of their local and global communities. For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION international/bmak The Master of Business (Accounting) is professionally recognised with accreditation from CPA Australia and the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia.

CAREERS Employment opportunities for accountants are very common and span a variety of roles in many different industry settings such as public accounting practice, commercial, and government organisations. This course could lead to a career as a general accountant, taxation accountant, management accountant.

Year 1, Semester 1 Year 2, Semester 1 Elective Units • Business Economics • Business and Company Law • Australian Income Tax Law and Practice • Enterprise Resource Planning Systems • Financial and Corporate Accounting • Financial Analysis • Marketing Management • Professional Auditing • Computerised Accounting in an ERP System • Work and Organisation Systems • Quantitative Analysis Plus 1 elective unit • Financial Derivative Markets Or • Managerial Control Systems • Business Research Proposal • Treasury Risk Management • International Portfolio Management Year 1, Semester 2 Year 2, Semester 2 • Credit and Lending Management • Managerial Accounting • Business Ethics and Sustainability • Accounting Systems and Processes • Issues in Contemporary Accounting • Business Finance • Business Research Project • Business Research Methods Plus 1 elective unit Or • Business Research Thesis

8 www.vu.edu.au/international/courses Accounting and Finance Postgraduate

Master of Business (Finance) Course code: BMFN CRICOS code: 083295D

February and July intakes ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Duration: 4 semesters of study. Applicants are expected to have: Campus: City Flinders • completed a degree equivalent to an Australian undergraduate (bachelor) degree or higher; or ABOUT THIS COURSE Advance your career with a professional business • completed a graduate certificate or graduate diploma finance qualification that will prepare you to perform and have a minimum of three years of relevant in the financial services industry which require a better professional experience understanding of the international financial markets and • obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 6.5 (no their operations. band less than 6.0) or equivalent. Whether you have a background in business, or in For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways another field, you will develop specialist knowledge and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ and skills by studying more advanced topics of finance, international/bmfn economics and accounting.

CAREERS This course will prepare you for a career as a financial manager, financial analyst, financial investment manager.

TUITION FEES 2015 Tuition Fee: A$10880 per semester.

Year 1, Semester 1 Year 2, Semester 1 Electives • Accounting For Management • Business Ethics and Sustainability • Quantitative Analysis • Business Economics • International Portfolio Management • Managerial Control Systems • Marketing Management • International Financial Management • Financial Services Communication • Work And Organisation Systems Plus 1 elective unit Or • Business Research Proposal Year 1, Semester 2 Year 2, Semester 2 • Business Finance • Treasury Risk Management • Financial Analysis • Financial Derivative Markets • Credit and Lending Management • Business Research Methods Plus 1 elective unit, and • Business Research Project Or • Business Research Thesis

www.vu.edu.au/international/courses 9 Accounting and Finance Postgraduate

Graduate Diploma in Professional Accounting Course code: BGAP CRICOS code: 066093M

February and July intakes ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Duration: 2 semesters of study. Applicants are expected to have: Campus: City Flinders • completed a degree equivalent to an Australian undergraduate (bachelor) degree or higher ABOUT THIS COURSE This course will provide you with the technical, analytical, • obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 6.5 (no appreciative, personal and interpersonal skills essential in band less than 6.0) or equivalent. today’s global environment. Applicants are also expected to already be employed in, Delivered by the Victoria Graduate School of Business or intend to be employed in the field of accounting (VGSB), this course provides entry to the accounting For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways profession for non-accounting graduates, and offers a and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ further accounting specialisation to business graduates. international/bgap

PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION This course is accredited by CPA Australia. Exemptions are available for completed units in the CPA Foundation Program.

CAREERS This course equips you for a career in accounting and finance.

TUITION FEES 2015 Tuition Fee: A$10880 per semester.

Core Units

Complete 8 core units • Managerial Accounting • Professional Auditing • Financial and Corporate Accounting • Business Finance • Issues in Contemporary Accounting • Accounting Systems and Processes • Business Economics • Business and Company Law Search for unit descriptions at www.vu.edu.au/units/search

10 www.vu.edu.au/international/courses Accounting and Finance Postgraduate

Graduate Diploma of Business (Accounting) Course code: BGAR CRICOS code: 083288C

February and July intakes ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Duration: 2 semesters of study. Applicants are expected to have: Campus: City Flinders Get the edge studying arts and multimedia at Victoria University.• completed You willa degree learn equivalentthe importance to an of Australian ABOUTcritical TH ISthinking, COURSE problem-solving and research, while developingundergraduate skills in areas (bachelor) as diverse degree as graphicor higher The Graduatedesign, Diploma screen and of Business digital media, (Accounting) psychology is a and communication.• obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 6.5 (no stepping stone to the world of professional accounting. band less than 6.0) or equivalent. It is designed for those who already have a base of For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways significant relevant professional experience or have a and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ Bachelor’s degree. The course is academically rigorous, international/bgar developing a strong foundation in conceptual knowledge of accounting procedures and practices. This foundation is complemented by current skills development, focusing on critical thinking, problem solving and creativity.

CAREERS This course could lead to a career as a general accountant, assistant accountant.

TUITION FEES 2015 Tuition Fee: A$10880 per semester.

Year 1, Semester 1 Elective Units • Business Economics • Choose 1 elective (subject to availability): • Enterprise Resource Planning Systems • Professional Auditing • Marketing Management • Financial and Corporate Accounting • Work and Organisation Systems • Issues in Contemporary Accounting • Treasury Risk Management Year 1, Semester 2 • Financial Analysis • Managerial Control Systems • Managerial Accounting • Credit and Lending Management • Accounting Systems and Processes • International Portfolio Management • Business Finance • Computerised Accounting in an ERP System • Financial Derivative Markets • Quantitative Analysis • Australian Income Tax Law and Practice • Business and Company Law • Business Ethics and Sustainability • Business Research Methods

www.vu.edu.au/international/courses 11 Arts and Multimedia “The teaching strategy at Victoria University for my course was collaborative and directed towards self-learning. The course was a blend of technical, media and design subjects based on current industry standards and trends relevant to the workplace.”

Vidya Krishnan – Graduate Diploma in Multimedia, Master of Arts (Multimedia)

12 www.vu.edu.au/international/courses Arts and Multimedia Postgraduate

Master of Digital Media Course code: AMDM CRICOS code: 083302K

February and July intakes TUITION FEES Duration: 4 semesters of study. 2015 Tuition Fee: A$9310 per semester. Campus: City Flinders, Footscray Nicholson, Footscray Park ENTRY REQUIREMENTS ABOUT THIS COURSE Applicants are expected to have: This course is a postgraduate program in the practice • completed a degree equivalent to an Australian and theory of digital media innovation. To contribute to undergraduate (bachelor) degree or higher the culture of content creation (for instance, for mobiles, games and digital TV), the course focuses on the intersec- • obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 6.5 (no tion of video and cross-media production for a range of band less than 6.0) or equivalent. different contexts including sport, entertainment and business. There are options for students who already have Related Courses experience in digital media and also for students who • Graduate Certificate in Digital Media have not yet had the opportunity to study in this area. www.vu.edu.au/courses/international/atdm • Graduate Diploma in Digital Media CAREERS www.vu.edu.au/courses/international/agdm This course could lead to a career in digital media produc- For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways tion and post-production, digital marketing management, and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ mobile and web design, digital media strategy. international/amdm

Year 1 Year 2, Semester 1 • Developing Digital Prototypes Visuals, Digital Media and a Global World • Methods for Understanding Users of Digital Environments • Video Production • Applied Research Project (Digital Media) 1 • Web Technologies • Analysing the Web and Social Networks • Digital Media for Sport and Health Year 2, Semester 2 • Cross-Platform Media Production • Documentary • Design Management • Applied Research Project (Digital Media) 2 Or • Radio for a Digital Age Plus 1 elective from a list recommended by the Course Coordinator.

www.vu.edu.au/international/courses 13 Business AND management “The international ranking of the MBA was very appealing. Along with the balanced units, engaged teachers who help me a lot, and friendly atmosphere, this represents everything I’m looking for in a university.”

Felicitas Mayer– Master of Business Administration (Professional)

14 www.vu.edu.au/international/courses Business and Management Postgraduate

Master of Business (Industrial Relations / Human Resource Management) Course code: BMIR CRICOS code: 083294E

February and July intakes or external. Play the valuable role of discovering and ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Duration: 4 semesters of study. managing human resources to help any organisation Applicants are expected to have: Campus: City Flinders achieve its goals. • completed a degree equivalent to an Australian Job titles undergraduate (bachelor) degree or higher; or ABOUT THIS COURSE Human resource manager, employee development This degree educates students in a wide range of Industrial • completed a graduate certificate or graduate diploma planner, employee relations manager, recruitment (in a related field) Relations (IR) and Human Resource Management (HRM) consultant, industrial relations officer. issues. The course includes a number of subjects that • obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 6.5 (no are core units, such as HRM, contemporary employment Organisations employing human band less than 6.0) or equivalent. systems, law of employment, industrial relations, resource graduates Applicants with a similar (business or industrial relations strategic HRM, performance management and rewards You could gain employment working in small or or human resource management) undergraduate degree and managing workplace conflict. It is an academically large businesses, public or the private sector while plus three years of relevant professional work experience rigorous and professionally relevant business course developing specialist skills. Potential employers include may apply for Advanced Standing. recognised globally. There are a range of assessment manufacturers, retailers, banks, consultancies, local and tasks that focus on critical thinking, problem solving and national government. For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways creativity. It prepares students to be responsible and Employment rates and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ ethical citizens. Employment for human resource managers is expected to international/bmir grow strongly in the next four years. (Job Outlook). PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION Salaries This course has professional accreditation with the The average salary for human resource managers in Australian Human Resources Institute (AHRI). Australia is A$97,500 (Job Outlook).

CAREERS TUITION FEES HR professionals are critical to the future growth of 2015 Tuition Fee: A$10880 per semester. any company, and roles can be generalist, specialist

Year 1 • Work and Organisation Systems Plus 2 elective units from the College of Business masters courses • Business Statistics • Business Economics Or 2 research units • Strategic Management and Business Policy • Business Research Proposal • Business Ethics and Sustainability • Business Research Thesis • Human Resource Management • Industrial Relations Students will not normally be permitted to commence the elective • Law of Employment component of the course until they have satisfied requirements in at least 4 core units. Year 2 • Contemporary Employment Systems • Strategic Human Resource Management • Managing Workplace Conflict • Business Research Methods • Performance Management and Rewards Choose 1 practical unit • Business Research Project

www.vu.edu.au/international/courses 15 Business and Management Postgraduate

Master of Business (Management) Course code: BMMA CRICOS code: 083292G

February and July intakes CAREERS Duration: 4 semesters of study. You have the opportunity to specialise in management Campus: City Flinders areas such as learning and development or human resource development; change management or ABOUT THIS COURSE organisation development; or in leadership roles in The Master of Business (Management) is designed to innovation and business sustainability. develop professional skills across a range of areas of management, including employee learning; organisational TUITION FEES development and change; innovation; leadership; manag- 2015 Tuition Fee: A$10880 per semester. ing employees; and stakeholder management. This masters course combines industry-relevant learning with academic ENTRY REQUIREMENTS rigour to focus on high-level knowledge, skills and capabili- Applicants are expected to have: ties intrinsic to contemporary management practice. • completed a degree equivalent to an Australian In particular, applicants will strengthen their critical undergraduate (bachelor) degree or higher, or analytical and decision making skills, sharpen their • completed a graduate certificate or graduate diploma leadership and strategic thinking, research and and have a minimum of three years of relevant negotiation skills, values and ethical behaviour through professional experience case studies and work-related activities. • obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 6.5 (no With hands-on experience, they will be prepared to band less than 6.0) or equivalent. respond to the challenges of today’s global workplaces such as leading change courses, creating and leading For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways project teams, and supporting staff to achieve their best. and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ international/bmma

Year 1, Semester 1 Year 2, Semester 1 Year 2, Semester 2 • Accounting for Management • Business Ethics and Sustainability Learning and Development specialisation units • Business Statistics • Organisation Change Management • Employee Development and Change • Business Economics • Strategic Human Resource Management • Work and Organisation Systems Plus 2 specialisation units or 1 specialisation unit and 1 elective unit • Learning and Development specialisation units Plus 1 elective unit and • Human Resource Management Year 1, Semester 2 • Business Research Project Plus either • Leadership and Innovation specialisation units • Business Research Methods • Art and Practice of Leadership • Managing Innovation and Entrepreneurship Governance • Managing Organisation Knowledge Or 1 elective unit Plus 2 elective units from otherCollege of Business masters courses. • Relationship Management • Leadership and Innovation specialisation units Elective units • The Global Workforce • Art and Practice of Leadership • Business Research Thesis Plus either • Workplace Project • Leadership and Innovation Practicum Or 1 elective unit Elective units • Business Research Proposal • Business Project Management

16 www.vu.edu.au/international/courses Business and Management Postgraduate

Master of Business Administration Course code: BMPF CRICOS code: 012133K

February and July intakes Organisations employing MBA ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Duration: 3 semesters of study. graduates Applicants are expected to have: Campus: City Flinders Our students come from a range of professional • completed a business degree equivalent to an backgrounds and gain employment in dynamic Australian undergraduate (bachelor) degree plus a ABOUT THIS COURSE management and consulting roles in Australia and minimum of three years relevant (full-time) work Gain a solid business education to complement your overseas within the finance, information technology, experience; or existing work experience with a Master of Business marketing, engineering, construction, tourism and Administration (MBA). sporting industries. • completed any degree equivalent to an Australian undergraduate (bachelor) degree plus a minimum of Delivered by the Victoria Graduate School of Business Past graduates have gone on to work for organisations five years relevant (full-time) work experience (VGSB), the MBA covers a broad range of business and such as the United Nations, started their own business or management disciplines. You can tailor your MBA by gained a solid business education to complement their • obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 6.5 (no specialising in a particular business field. The course will existing experience. band less than 6.0) or equivalent. cover all aspects of managing a business and does not Salaries For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways assume any previous studies in business or management. Australian MBA graduates have the highest MBA compen- and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ Our MBA in 2014 was ranked number one in Australia sation (salary plus bonus) in the world at an average of international/bmpf and number six in the global Top 20 by CEO magazine for A$142,700 (QS Top MBA Jobs and Salary Report). its excellent lecturers, small class sizes, student diversity, Partnerships value-for-money and international study options. Students can study abroad at Neoma Business School, France as part of VU’s exchange program, providing CAREERS valuable networking and learning opportunities. VU graduates thrive in a fast-paced, dynamic global business environment. Through practical learning Our MBA has a 5-star rating by the Good Universities facilitated by leading academics, you will develop a Guide for its academic qualifications and a 4-star rating cross-section of management, marketing and financial for its corporate links. expertise, opening up a wealth of career opportunities in Dynamic learning Australia and overseas. Students gain hands-on experience, with assessment de- Job titles signed to solve real business problems through simulation Career progression toward senior management roles that or working with an industry or community partner. may include chief executive officer, chief information officer, marketing/communications director, human TUITION FEES resources director, financial manager. 2015 Tuition Fee: A$12230 per semester.

Core units Elective units

Complete 8 core units Complete 4 elective units • Strategic Human Resource Management Or • Financial Analysis • Business Research Methods • Business Economics • MBA Minor Project • Marketing Management • Work and Organisation Systems Plus 2 elective units. • Strategic Management and Business Policy • Managing Innovation and Entrepreneurship • Business Ethics and Sustainability

www.vu.edu.au/international/courses 17 Business and Management Postgraduate

Master of Business Administration (Professional) Course code: BMAB CRICOS code: 083299M

February and July intakes Organisations employing MBA Dynamic learning Duration: 4 semesters of study. graduates Students gain hands-on experience, with assessment de- Campus: City Flinders Our students come from a range of professional signed to solve real business problems through simulation backgrounds and gain employment in dynamic or working with an industry or community partner. ABOUT THIS COURSE management and consulting roles in Australia and Gain the specialist knowledge and skills that will prepare overseas within the finance, information technology, TUITION FEES you for senior management positions in a variety of fields. marketing, engineering, construction, tourism and 2015 Tuition Fee: A$12230 per semester. sporting industries. You will develop an understanding of the overall management of an organisational unit, including its Past graduates have gone on to work for organisations ENTRY REQUIREMENTS marketing, finance and people. such as the United Nations, started their own business or Applicants are expected to have: gained a solid business education to complement their This course presents a strong foundation in conceptual • completed a degree equivalent to an Australian existing experience. knowledge incorporating recent developments in undergraduate (bachelor) degree or higher; or sustainability and global trends in business. Stay up-to- Salaries • completed a graduate certificate or graduate diploma date with current industry practices while developing Australian MBA graduates have the highest MBA compen- in a related study area expertise in critical thinking, problem solving, creativity sation (salary plus bonus) in the world at an average of • a minimum of three years of relevant professional and leadership. A$142,700 (QS Top MBA Jobs and Salary Report). experience Our MBA in 2014 was ranked number one in Australia Partnerships • obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 6.5 (no and number six in the global Top 20 by magazine for Students can study abroad at Neoma Business School, CEO band less than 6.0) or equivalent. its excellent lecturers, small class sizes, student diversity, France as part of VU’s exchange program, providing value-for-money and international study options. valuable networking and learning opportunities. For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ Leading academics international/bmab CAREERS Our academics are awarded 5-stars by the Good This course could lead to general management and middle Universities Guide for their academic qualifications. management positions in a variety of industries.

Year 1 Year 2 • Accounting for Management • Financial Analysis Students will not normally be permitted to commence the elective • Business Statistics • Managing Innovation and Entrepreneurship component of the course until they have satisfied requirements in at • Business Economics • Organisation Change Management least 4 core units of study. • Marketing Management • Business Research Methods • Business Ethics and Sustainability • Art and Practice of Leadership After completing 8 approved units you can exit this course and be • Work and Organisation Systems • Business Research Project eligible to receive the Graduate Diploma of Business Administration. • Strategic Management and Business Policy • Strategic Human Resource Management Plus 2 elective units After completing 4 approved units you can exit the course and be eligible to receive the Graduate Certificate in Business Or • Business Research Proposal • Business Research Thesis

18 www.vu.edu.au/international/courses Business and Management Postgraduate

Master of Industrial Relations and Human Resource Management Course code: BMIH CRICOS code: 083293F

February and July intakes CAREERS ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Duration: 3 semesters of study. This course could lead to a career as a human resource Applicants are expected to have: Campus: City Flinders manager, employee relations manager, industrial relations • completed a degree equivalent to an Australian manager. undergraduate (bachelor) degree in the field of ABOUT THIS COURSE Organisations employing human business, management, industrial relations, human The Master of Industrial Relations and Human Resource resource graduates resource management or any other related field of Management educates students in relation to a wide You could gain employment working in small or study; or range of Industrial Relations (IR) and Human Resource large businesses, public or the private sector while • completed a graduate certificate in a related study area Management (HRM) issues. The course includes a number developing specialist skills. Potential employers include of core units such as HRM, Contemporary Employment manufacturers, retailers, banks, consultancies, local and • obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 6.5 (no systems, Law of Employment, Industrial Relations, national government. band less than 6.0) or equivalent. Strategic HRM, Performance Management and Rewards Employment rates and Managing Workplace conflict. It is an academically Related courses Employment for Human Resource Managers is expected to rigorous and professionally relevant business course • Master of Business (Industrial Relations / Human grow strongly in the next four years. (Job Outlook). recognised globally. There are a range of assessment Resource Management) tasks that focus on critical thinking, problem solving and Salaries www.vu.edu.au/courses/international/bmai creativity. It prepares students to be responsible and The average salary for Human resource managers in For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways ethical citizens. Australia is A$97,500 (Job Outlook). and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ international/bmih PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION TUITION FEES This course has professional accreditation with the 2015 Tuition Fee: A$10880 per semester. Australian Human Resources Institute (AHRI).

Year 1, Semester 1 Year 2, Semester 1 • Business Research Methods • Business Ethics and Sustainability • Human Resource Management • Performance Management and Rewards • Industrial Relations • Business Research Project • Law of Employment Plus 1 elective unit from other College of Business masters courses (subject to availability). Year 1, Semester 2 Or • Managing Workplace Conflict • Business Research Thesis • Contemporary Employment Systems Students will not normally be permitted to commence the elective • Strategic Human Resource Management component of the course until they have satisfied requirements in at Plus 1 elective unit from the College of Business. least 4 specialist units of study. Or • Business Research Proposal

www.vu.edu.au/international/courses 19 Education and Training “VU has a good reputation in the field of education and I liked the accessible, multicultural environment. The practical component of my course prepared me for the classroom where I spent 65 days observing and teaching at secondary schools.”

Iffat Khatoon – Master of Teaching

20 www.vu.edu.au/international/courses Education and training Postgraduate

Master of Education Course code: EMED CRICOS code: 083310K

February and July intakes CAREERS Related Courses Duration: 4 semesters of study. Postgraduate study in education is increasingly important • Graduate Certificate in Education Campus: Footscray Park in the advancement of you professional education career, www.vu.edu.au/courses/international/eted this course could lead to a career as an education or • Graduate Diploma in Education ABOUT THIS COURSE health professional, and prepare you for a management www.vu.edu.au/courses/international/eged The Master of Education is a flexible coursework program role in a number of specialist education fields. underpinned by a commitment to social justice, sustain- For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways ability and ethical action. It encourages participants to TUITION FEES and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ make links between their practice and the latest theory 2015 Tuition Fee: A$9870 per semester. international/emed and research in education, locally and internationally. The course is open to current and future educators, including ENTRY REQUIREMENTS current teachers and principals, those outside formal edu- Applicants are expected to have: cation settings, such as community educators and youth • completed a degree equivalent to an Australian workers, as well as those who may not have a formal role undergraduate (bachelor) degree or higher as as an educator, such as business professionals seeking to approved by the College of Education expand their understanding of how colleagues learn. • obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 6.5 (no Please note, this course does NOT provide students with band less than 6.0) or equivalent. registration to teach. To undertake the minor thesis option, the College of Education requires evidence of aptitude for a comprehensive research project. Extensive experience in the professional field is an advantage.

foundation Units Elective units

Complete 2 foundation units Select 2 elective units or 2 additional core units • Contemporary Issues in Education and Training • Theories of Education, Training and Social Change • Education Research Design and Methods • Evaluation • Assessment Select 1 Option (A or B): • E-learning Option A: • Organisational Culture and Change in Education and Training • Capstone Research Investigation • Internationalisation in Education and Training • Advanced Quantitative Research Methods And, 1 unit chosen from the core or elective unit lists below. • Positive Education Option B: • Learning Programs: Design and Implementation • Minor Thesis (full-time) • Reforming Pedagogies • Developing Professional Practice Core Units • Internet and Web Technologies for Educators • Facilitating Learning in Organisations • Enhancing Skills and Knowledge Select 2 core units • Sustainability Education: From Theory to Practice • Innovation • Post-colonial and Indigenous Approaches to Learning and Teaching • Approaches to Learning in the 21 Century • Vocational Education and Training: Policy and Practice • Curriculum & Pedagogy • Educational Leadership for Social Justice

www.vu.edu.au/international/courses 21 Education and training Postgraduate

Master of Teaching (Early Childhood) Course code: EMTC CRICOS code: 083313G

February intake CAREERS Duration: 4 semesters of study. You will have the opportunity to work in a diverse Campus: St Albans range of services for the education and care of children from birth to six years and other learning and teaching ABOUT THIS COURSE associated career opportunities. The Master of Teaching (Early Childhood) allows graduates with an approved 3 or 4-year bachelor degree in any TUITION FEES discipline to be accredited as an early childhood teacher 2015 Tuition Fee: A$9870 per semester. approved by the Australian Children’s Education and Care Quality Authority (ACECQA) under the Education and Care ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Services National Law. Applicants are expected to have: The Master of Teaching (Early Childhood) has a strong • completed a degree equivalent to an Australian emphasis on mentoring and support for pre-service undergraduate (bachelor) degree or higher teachers and you will develop extensive knowledge • obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 7.5 (no and understanding of teaching and learning processes band less than 8.0 in Speaking and Listening modules, in early childhood education, and undertake extensive and 7.0 in Reading and Writing modules) or equivalent. teaching practice in early childhood services. Graduates will exhibit qualities and attributes of active and reflective In addition, you also need to provide a working with practitioners, equipped with the critical awareness, children check prior to commencing practical placements. teaching competence, knowledge and attitudes to teach For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways children aged 0-6 years in a range of early childhood and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ services in Australia. international/emtc

PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION Graduates of the Master of Teaching (Early Childhood) will be recognised and accredited as early childhood teachers through the Australian Children’s Education & Care Quality Authority (ACECQA).

Year 1, Semester 1 Year 2, Semester 1 • Early Childhood Development, Learning and Teaching 1 • Education Research Design and Methods • Early Childhood Curriculum and Pedagogy 1: the Sciences • Curriculum & Pedagogy • Contemporary Issues, Social Contexts of Learning and Social Justice • Languages and Literacy in Early Childhood Year 1, Semester 2 Year 2, Semester 2 • Early Childhood Development, Learning and Teaching 2 • Early Childhood Development, Learning and Teaching 3 • Early Childhood Curriculum and Pedagogy 2: the Arts • Capstone Research Investigation • Professional Issues • Inclusive Practice in Education

22 www.vu.edu.au/international/courses Education and training Postgraduate

Master of Teaching (Primary) Course code: EMTP CRICOS code: 083309C

February and July intakes TUITION FEES Duration: 4 semesters of study. 2015 Tuition Fee: A$9870 per semester. Campus: Footscray Park, St Albans ENTRY REQUIREMENTS ABOUT THIS COURSE Applicants are expected to have: The Master of Teaching (Primary) is a postgraduate program • completed a degree equivalent to an Australian designed to prepare students for registration as primary undergraduate (bachelor) degree or higher teachers. The course involves significant learning in the workplace through project partnerships. The course prepares • obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 7.5 (no teachers to become generalist primary school teachers. band less than 8.0 in Speaking and Listening modules, and 7.0 in Reading and Writing modules) or equivalent CAREERS • a working with children check. This course prepares students to become generalist For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways primary school teachers. and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ international/emtp

Year 1, Semester 1 Year 2, Semester 2 • Social Context of Teaching and Learning • Capstone Research Investigation • Teaching and Learning 1 (primary) • Literacy in Education Plus 1 elective unit • Numeracy in Education Or • Minor Thesis (full-time)

Year 1, Semester 2 Elective units • New Learning • Curriculum & Pedagogy • Teaching and Learning 2 (primary) • Evaluation • Integrated Studies 1 • Innovation • Integrated Studies 2 • Internet and Web Technologies for Educators • Assessment Year 2, Semester 1 • Reforming Pedagogies • E-learning • Education Research Design and Methods • Vocational Education and Training: Policy and Practice • Contemporary Issues in Education and Training Plus 1 elective unit • Positive Education • Enhancing Skills and Knowledge

www.vu.edu.au/international/courses 23 Engineering “My most significant achievement as a Victoria University student was participating in the design and installation of Victorian Zone Substation Simulator Centre which was funded by various leading organisations in the industry. This real industry project helped me to attain high level learnings, skills and experience in the field of engineering.“

Sajad Amjadizeynalhajelo – Doctor of Philosophy

24 www.vu.edu.au/international/courses Engineering Postgraduate

Master of Engineering (Building Fire Safety and Risk Engineering) Course code: EMQB CRICOS code: 022098C

February intake CESARE Duration: 4 semesters of study. VU’s Centre for Environmental Safety and Risk Campus: Werribee Engineering (CESARE), where this course is delivered, has an international reputation for multi-disciplinary research ABOUT THIS COURSE and graduate teaching programs. Develop your professional and advanced technical skills in a specialist discipline with a Master of Engineering Learn from the best (Building Fire Safety and Risk Engineering). Our CESARE staff and associates include industry-expert This course allows you to increase your understanding professors from partners CSIRO, Metropolitan Fire of legislation and management relevant to your Brigade, Building Commission Victoria and consulting employment; develop your ability to plan, design, engineering firms Umow Lai, Noel Arnolds and Associates, critically analyse, co-ordinate and complete complex SKIP consulting, Scientific Fire Services and many more. projects; develop research and reporting skills and gain specialist knowledge of topics relevant to fire safety. TUITION FEES 2015 Tuition Fee: A$11670 per semester. CAREERS Job titles ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Registered Building Practitioner (Fire Safety Engineer) in Applicants are expected to have: Victoria. Prospective students are requested to check with their state statutory bodies (such as Building Practitioners • completed a degree equivalent to an Australian Board in Victoria) for any additional requirement. undergraduate (bachelor) degree or higher As a graduate, you may be certified as meeting • completed studies (as part of this qualification) in the Engineers Australia's National Competency Standards for field of engineering Professional Engineer at Stage 2 if you have a bachelor • obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 6.5 (no degree in engineering. band less than 6.0) or equivalent. Organisations employing graduates For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways of this course and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ As a fire safety professional, you could gain employment international/emqb in private business, the public sector or the building industry. Many fire safety experts enjoy the benefits of self-employment and contracting.

Year 1, Semester 1 Year 2, Semester 1 • Risk Assessment and Human Behaviour • Fire Technology Modelling • Scientific Principles for Fire Professionals • Fire Safety Systems Modelling • Building Fire Research Year 1, Semester 2 Year 2, Semester 2 • Fire Safety Systems Design • Performance Codes Methodology and Structure • Building Fire Research B • Industrial Experience on Fire Safety • Fire Safety Engineering Application Search for unit descriptions at www.vu.edu.au/units/search Summer units

Students who have an engineering or science degree may receive recognition of prior learning (RPL) for the following 2 units: • Mathematics For Fire Safety Engineers • Mechanics Of Thermo-Fluids And Solids For Fire Safety Engineers

www.vu.edu.au/international/courses 25 Engineering Postgraduate

Master of Project Management Course code: NMPM CRICOS code: 083306F

February and July intakes CAREERS TUITION FEES Duration: 4 semesters of study. Progress in a variety of project management careers 2015 Tuition Fee: A$11670 per semester. Campus: Footscray Park in areas such as engineering, construction, business, information technology, administration. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS ABOUT THIS COURSE Job titles Applicants are expected to have: The aim of the Victoria University Master of Project Project manager, project co-ordinator/project team member. • completed a degree equivalent to an Australian Management course is to offer a suite of units that undergraduate (bachelor) degree or higher specifically meets the needs of current or potential Organisations employing project project managers in industry. The course will equip management graduates • obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 6.5 (no graduates with advanced project management principles You could gain employment managing projects in private band less than 6.0) or equivalent. business or the public sector working for companies and techniques, enabling them to assume the role of Applicants with a degree in a similar field of study in the such as Grocon or Leighton Contractors or for a project project manager and/or become effective members area of management (eg. construction management, management consulting firm. of project management teams. Students can specialise business management, information systems, logistics and in specific project management sectors. These sectors Salaries supply chain management or a similar field) may apply include engineering, business, information technology, Depending on the employment level (from junior for credits against specific coursework units. administration etc. The internationally recognised Project analyst to head of change), annual earnings for For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) underpins Project Managers in Australia vary from A$60,000 and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ both core units and applications. to A$170,000 (Morgan McKinley). international/nmpm PMs in demand PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION Traditionally found only in construction, project This course has been accredited by the Australian Institute management has become recognised in the past 30 years of Project Managers (AIPM) and Project Management as so critical to business operations, it has expanded to Institute (PMI). include almost every industry. It is also now recognised as requiring significant training and qualifications.

core Units Elective Units • Principles of Project Management Choose 4 elective units (subject to course coordinator approval) • Project Planning and Control • Fundamentals of Project Management • Project Governance • Project Program and Portfolio Management • Project Management and People • Sustainable Project Management • Research Methods • Project Management Practice • Project Management Research Project • Project Management and Information Technology • Project Risk Management • Project Construction Management • Project Procurement Management • Facility Life Cycle Costing • Project Investment Analysis • Project Stakeholder Management Plus up to 4 units subject to course coordinator approval.

26 www.vu.edu.au/international/courses Health and Nursing “I’m passionate about making a difference in gerontology and long-term care for the aged. For seven years I helped care for my grandmother who suffered with dementia. I became immensely interested in the disease and the issues faced by families while their loved ones suffered.”

Laura Romano – Master of Health Science (Aged Services)

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Master of Applied Psychology (Community Psychology) Course code: AMPC CRICOS code: 026648A

February intake CAREERS Applicants are expected to have: Duration: 4 semesters of study. Graduates may find employment in community mental • completed a degree equivalent to an Australian Campus: Footscray Park health; organisational, applied social, environmental, undergraduate degree with honours or higher ecological and health psychology; sport psychology, sport ABOUT THIS COURSE science and related areas. • obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 6.5 (no Become a part of a vibrant learning environment where band less than 6.0) or equivalent. your psychological skills and knowledge will be directed TUITION FEES For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways towards applied community psychology. There are three 2015 Tuition Fee: A$9980 per semester. and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ interconnected components of the community psychology international/ampc program: skills acquisition in coursework, three work ENTRY REQUIREMENTS placements, and a research thesis which will be of an Applicants must have either: applied nature. • an honours degree with an Australian Psychological Community psychologists understand that the Accreditation Council (APAC) accredited four-year psychological wellbeing of individuals cannot be sequence in psychology or equivalent; or understood in isolation from broader social contexts. • a pass degree with an Australian Psychological Community psychology’s unique identity is defined Accreditation Council (APAC) accredited three-year through a focus on communities as the primary unit for sequence in psychology together with an Australian understanding and action. The discipline has its roots in Psychological Accreditation Council (APAC) four-year such fields as community mental health, organisational, psychology course or equivalent. applied social, environmental, ecological, health psychology and liberation psychology. Applicants need to have their relevant studies formally assessed by Australian Psychological Accreditation Council PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION (APAC) for equivalency and will be interviewed to assess The Master of Applied Psychology (Community suitability for the course. Relevant professional experience Psychology) has accreditation from the Australian will be a substantial factor in selection. Psychological Accreditation Council (APAC) as a fifth and sixth year in psychology.

Year 1, Semester 1 Year 2, Semester 1

Complete 5 core units Complete 3 core units • Foundations of Community Psychology • Community Psychology Interventions • Psychological Practice 1: Ethics and Professional Practice • Practicum 2 • Quantitative Research Methods • Extended Thesis Research • Psychological Practice 2: Psychological Assessment • Thesis Research Plus 1 elective unit (social policy) Year 1, Semester 2 Year 2, Semester 2

Complete 5 core units Complete 3 core units • Qualitative Research Methods • Psychological Practice 4C • Practicum 1 • Extended Thesis Research • Psychological Practice 3: Counselling Theories, Skills and • Practicum 3 Interventions • Thesis Research Plus 1 arts elective unit • Psychology of Community Health Search for unit descriptions at www.vu.edu.au/units/search

28 www.vu.edu.au/international/courses Health and Nursing Postgraduate

Master of Counselling Course code: AMPE CRICOS code: 042907J

February intake TUITION FEES Duration: 4 semesters of study. 2015 Tuition Fee: A$9870 per semester. Campus: St Albans, City Flinders ENTRY REQUIREMENTS ABOUT THIS COURSE Applicants are expected to have: The Master of Counselling will extend your expertise in • completed a degree equivalent to an Australian counselling theory and practice through psychological undergraduate (bachelor) degree or higher theory relevant to your workplace and interests, counselling interventions and psychological therapies, • obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 6.5 (no practical skills through industry-based learning and band less than 6.0) or equivalent. placement. You can specialise in one of two streams: In addition, you also need to provide academic and/or adult or child and adolescent. Please note this is not an professional references. Australian Psychological Society (APS) accredited course. For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ CAREERS international/ampe Graduates find employment in human services fields such as social work, multicultural services, counselling, family support, community work, refugee services, youth work.

Year 1, Semester 1 Year 2, Semester 1

Complete 3 core units Complete 3 core units • Research Methods in Counselling • Practicum 1 • Theories and Techniques of Counselling • Minor Thesis • Individual Awareness • Social and Ethical Issues in Counselling • Child and Adolescent: Theories and Techniques of Counselling Year 1, Semester 2 Year 2, Semester 2

Complete 3 core units Complete 2 core units • Applied Techniques of Counselling • Practicum 2 • Minor Thesis • Principles and Practice of Cognitive Behaviour • Cross-Cultural Issues in Counselling Plus 2 approved elective units A complete list of electives will be available at the time of enrolment. Search for units at www.vu.edu.au/units/search

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Master of Health Science (Aged Services) Course code: HMAG CRICOS code: 083301M

February and July intakes TUITION FEES Duration: 4 semesters of study. 2015 Tuition Fee: A$9870 per semester. Campus: City Flinders ENTRY REQUIREMENTS ABOUT THIS COURSE Applicants are expected to have: The Master of Health Science (Aged Services) degree aims • completed a degree equivalent to an Australian to respond to the demand for highly qualified multi- undergraduate (bachelor) degree or higher disciplinary managers, consultants, policy researchers and administrators in a rapidly growing and increasingly • obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 6.5 (no corporatised sector. The HMAG program attracts students band less than 6.0) or equivalent. with business, social work, psychology, nursing, medical In addition you also need to and allied health backgrounds. A unique feature of the • submit a written statement outlining why you would program is that the curriculum content and delivery is like to undertake this course entirely seated within aged services theory and context. For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways Graduates will be equipped with critical skills and work and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ ready skills to lead in culturally diverse contexts and to international/hmag find creative and evidence-based solutions to important contemporary challenges of a global ageing population.

CAREERS This course could lead to an aged care career in program planning, policy development, business and financial management, operational management, quality assurance, human resource management.

Year 1, Semester 1 Year 2, Semester 2 • Option A (Practice Stream) Professional Practice in the Workplace • Industry Project Part 2: Applied Research Workplace Project • Social and Political Aspects of Ageing • Human Resource Management in Aged Services • Business and Financial Management in Aged Services Plus 2 elective units Year 1, Semester 2 Or • Leadership, Innovation and Change Option B (Research Stream) • Applied Research Design and Methods • Minor Thesis (full-time) • Operational Management and Governance in Aged Services

Year 2, Semester 1 Elective units

Option A (Practice Stream) Semester 1 elective units • Quality Management in Aged Services • Humanistic Design for Persons with Dementia • Industry Project Part 1: Application of Knowledge in Aged Services • Understanding Dementia: a Multidisciplinary Perspective • Management Ethics and Social Responsibility in Aged Services • Literature Review in Aged Services Management Plus 1 elective unit • Human Resource Management in Aged Services Option B (Research Stream) Semester 2 elective units* • Management Ethics and Social Responsibility in Aged Services • Person-centred Approaches to Dementia Services • Planning a Research Project • Literature Review in Aged Services Management • Quality Management in Aged Services *Elective units in semester 2 may be taken in another related area as Plus 1 elective unit approved by the course coordinator.

30 www.vu.edu.au/international/courses Information Systems and Computing “I won the 2014 Australia New Zealand University Dashboard Competition by applying what I had learned in my Business Intelligence class.”

Gunatah Iksan – Master of Business (Enterprise Resource Planning Systems) / Master of Business Administration

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Master of Applied Information Technology Course code: NMIT CRICOS code: 083307E

February and July intakes TUITION FEES Duration: 4 semesters of study. 2015 Tuition Fee: A$10880 per semester. Campus: Footscray Park ENTRY REQUIREMENTS ABOUT THIS COURSE Applicants who have completed a bachelor degree in Master of Applied Information Technology prepares you an unrelated study area and an honours or graduate for specialised work in the Information Technology (IT) certificate in a related study area (in computer science) industry at the highest levels. This practically-oriented will be eligible for this course. course allows you to apply your knowledge and skills to Applicants are expected to have: real world problems and scenarios. • completed a degree equivalent to an Australian Graduates can enter a range of careers upon completion undergraduate (bachelor) degree in an unrelated study of the course, such as software and application area followed by an appropriate graduate certificate; or development/programming, databases, networking, software engineering, security, IT consultancy and • completed a degree equivalent to an Australian Information Community Technology training. Graduates undergraduate (bachelor) degree in the study area of may also be eligible to commence further study and enter information technology, computer science, computing, a Master by Research or PhD degree. information systems, computer engineering. • obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 6.5 PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION (no band less than 6.0) or equivalent. Graduates will satisfy the Australian Computer Society For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways core body of knowledge. and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ international/nmit CAREERS Make your next move into a career, which could include cutting edge IT roles in cloud computing, data mining and sensor networks. This course will prepare you for a career in ICT training, project management, data warehousing, IT consultancy, networking administration, networking, software development/engineering.

Year 1, semester 1 Year 2, Semester 1 Additional Elective UNITS • Advanced Wireless Networking Networking Systems Introduction to Research • Mobile Applications • Database Analysis and Design • Thesis 1 • Sensor Networks • Principles of Project Management • Data Warehousing and Mining • Software Engineering Plus 2 elective units or 1 additional thesis unit • Project Stakeholder Management • Project Planning and Control Year 1, Semester 2 Year 2, Semester 2

• Cloud Computing Advanced Project Additional Thesis Units • Information Security • Thesis 2 • Thesis 3 • Advanced Object Oriented Programming • Thesis 4 • Project Management and Information Technology Plus 2 elective units or 1 additional thesis unit

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Master of Business (Enterprise Resource Planning Systems) Course code: BMES CRICOS code: 083296C

February and July intakes Job titles ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Duration: 4 semesters of study. Senior and leadership roles in ICT, ERP analyst, Business Applicants are expected to have: Campus: City Flinders software manager, SAP business consultant. • completed a degree equivalent to an Australian Organisations employing Master of undergraduate (bachelor) degree or higher; or ABOUT THIS COURSE Business ERP graduates • a graduate certificate or graduate diploma and have Victoria University is one of the world’s leading institutions Our graduates have gained employment in some of in ERP systems (SAP) education as recognised by industry, a minimum of three years of relevant professional Australia's top organisations including Accenture Australia, experience SAP and academia. Linfox, IBM and Australia Post. The University has strong links with the ERP industry • obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 6.5 (no Salaries band less than 6.0) or equivalent. and offers one of the most comprehensive ERP curricula The average annual earnings of ICT Managers in Australia in the world covering areas such as business process is A$99,996 (Job Outlook). For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways management, supply chain management, business and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ intelligence, customer relationship management, change Employment rates international/bmes management, programming, implementation, strategy Employment for ICT Managers is expected to grow over development, configuration and administration. Students the next five years (Job Outlook). learn on the latest SAP solutions. These include SAP ERP modules and applications including business information TUITION FEES warehouse, business objects, business intelligence, 2015 Tuition Fee: A$10880 per semester. customer relationship management, advance planner and optimiser, solution manager and netweaver components. Graduates of Victoria University’s Master of Business (Enterprise Resource Planning Systems) are highly sought after in the ERP/SAP industry. You’ll gain hands-on experience and learn from teachers who are experts in their field.

Year 1, Semester 1 Year 2, Semester 2 • Accounting For Management • Treasury Risk Management • Business Economics • Financial Derivative Markets • Marketing Management • Work And Organisation Systems Plus 1 elective unit, and • Business Research Project Year 1, Semester 2 Or • Business Research Thesis • Business Finance • Financial Analysis Electives • Credit and Lending Management • Business Research Methods • Quantitative Analysis • Managerial Control Systems Year 2, Semester 1 • Financial Services Communication

• Business Ethics and Sustainability • International Portfolio Management • International Financial Management Plus 1 elective unit Or • Business Research Proposal

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Master of Business Analytics (Professional) Course code: BMBI CRICOS code: 083297B

February and July intakes This course provides opportunities for information Duration: 4 semesters of study. technology, information systems and computer science Campus: City Flinders graduates looking to gain a foothold in corporate ERP / SAP organisations, technology analysts looking to move ABOUT THIS COURSE into a career in business analytics, business analysts Victoria University is one of the world’s leading institutions looking to move to an SAP based organisation, SAP in ERP systems (SAP) education as recognised by industry, professionals looking to expand their career opportunities. SAP and academia. It offers a full range of units in masters, graduate diploma TUITION FEES and graduate certificate programs. The University has 2015 Tuition Fee: A$11440 per semester. strong links with the ERP industry and offers one of the most comprehensive ERP and Business Analytics ENTRY REQUIREMENTS curricular in the world covering areas such as business Applicants are expected to have: process management, supply chain management, business • completed a degree equivalent to an Australian intelligence, customer relationship management, change undergraduate (bachelor) degree or higher; or management, programming, implementation, strategy • completed a graduate certificate or graduate diploma development, configuration and administration. (and have a minimum of three years of relevant professional experience) CAREERS You will have the opportunity to work in global and • obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 6.5 (no local organisations in direct SAP-related fields, or more band less than 6.0) or equivalent. functional roles in analytics, business intelligence or other For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways ERP roles. and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ international/bmbi

Year 1 Semester 1 Year 2, Semester 1 • Business Statistics • Business Intelligence Systems • Information Technology Project Management • Enterprise Resource Planning Systems Implementation • Enterprise Resource Planning Systems • the Information Systems Professional • Work and Organisation Systems Option 1: Plus 1 elective unit from the College of Business masters courses Year 1, Semester 2 Or • Business Research Methods Option 2: • Business Analytics • Business Research Proposal • Business Process Engineering • Management of Information Technology Year 2 Semester 2 • Predictive Analytics • Executive and Mobile Computing Option 1: • Business Research Project Plus 1 elective unit from other College of Business masters courses Or Option 2: • Business Research Thesis

34 www.vu.edu.au/international/courses Information Systems and Computing Postgraduate

Master of Enterprise Resource Planning Management Course code: BMEP CRICOS code: 083289B

February and July intakes This course provides opportunities for Information Duration: 3 semesters of study. technology, information systems and computer science Campus: City Flinders graduates looking to gain a foothold in corporate ERP / SAP organisations, technology analysts looking to move ABOUT THIS COURSE into a career in business analytics, business analysts Victoria University is one of the world’s leading institutions looking to move to an SAP based organisation, SAP in ERP systems (SAP) education as recognised by professionals looking to expand their career opportunities. industry, SAP and academia. The University has strong links with the ERP industry and offers one of the most TUITION FEES comprehensive ERP curriculum in the world covering 2015 Tuition Fee: A$10880 per semester. areas such as business process management, supply chain management, business intelligence, customer relationship ENTRY REQUIREMENTS management, change management, programming, Applicants are expected to have: implementation, strategy development, configuration and • completed a degree equivalent to an Australian administration. Students learn on the latest SAP solutions. undergraduate (bachelor) degree and a graduate These include SAP ERP modules and applications including certificate in a related business field of study; or business information warehouse, business objects, business intelligence, customer relationship management, • completed a degree equivalent to an Australian advance planner and optimiser, solution manager and undergraduate (bachelor) degree in the field of netweaver components. business, information technology or information systems (or a related field) Careers • obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 6.5 (no Gain the multi-discipline skill sets to advance your career band less than 6.0) or equivalent. in a number of ERP/SAP roles. For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways You will have the opportunity to work in global and and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ domestic organisations in direct SAP-related fields, or international/bmep more functional roles in analytics, business intelligence or other ERP roles.

Year 1, Semester 1 Year 2, Semester 1 • Enterprise Resource Planning Systems • Enterprise Resource Planning Systems Implementation • Business Research Methods • the Information Systems Professional • Business Process Engineering • Business Analytics Option 1: • Business Research Project Year 1, Semester 2 Plus 1 elective unit from the College of Business masters courses Or • Customer Relationship Management • Executive and Mobile Computing Option 2: • Organisation Change Management • Business Research Thesis Option 1: 1 elective unit from the College of Business masters courses Or Option 2: • Business Research Proposal

www.vu.edu.au/international/courses 35 Marketing and Communications “As part of the Master of Communication course, I completed an internship at a specialist communications firm, which was an opportunity that I found through Victoria University. After completing the internship I was offered my current role as a communications advisor.”

Rachael Finley – Master of Communication

36 www.vu.edu.au/international/courses Marketing and Communications Postgraduate

Master of Communication Course code: AMCN CRICOS code: 083304G

February and July intakes Salaries Related Courses Duration: 4 semesters of study. Full-time public relations professionals in Australia earn • Graduate Certificate in Professional English Campus: City Flinders on average A$71,396 (Job Outlook). Communication Advertising and marketing professionals earn on average www.vu.edu.au/courses/international/atec ABOUT THIS COURSE A$62,400 (Job Outlook). For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways This fully articulated program has been developed Employment rates and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ to provide a comprehensive postgraduate education international/amcn in communication for communication practitioners, Employment to 2016-17 for professionals in public educators, trainers, managers, advocacy specialists relations, and in marketing and advertising is expected to and others wishing to pursue postgraduate level study, grow strongly (Job Outlook). research and practice in communication. TUITION FEES Careers 2015 Tuition Fee: A$9870 per semester. Communications professionals work in a range of roles providing communications services, leadership, ENTRY REQUIREMENTS management and advice within corporate, government or Applicants are expected to have: not-for-profit industries. • completed a degree equivalent to an Australian This course could lead you to a career as a policy adviser, undergraduate (bachelor) degree or higher broadcaster/journalist, public relations specialist, media • obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 6.5 (no adviser, researcher. band less than 6.0) or equivalent. Organisations employing communication graduates Nearly all medium-sized and large organisations in the private and public sectors employ or contract communication specialists to assist with internal communications as well as external relations with media, government, community and clients.

Year 1 Year 2, Semester 1 Year 2, Semester 2

Choose 1 specialisation Complete the 1 core research unit Minor Thesis (full-time) • Public Relations specialisation – complete six core units Core Unit Or • Communication specialisation – complete two core units • Research Methodologies Complete 2 core units Core Units Electives • Research Project • Professional Public Relations for the 21st Century • Communicating Research • Analysing the Web and Social Networks Choose 3 elective units • Communication and Network Cultures • Professional Internship And • Online Professional Identities Electives Choose 2 elective units • Communication Across Cultures • Print and Web Journalism • Media 2.0 • Media and Audiences • Professional Public Speaking • International Communication • Media 2.0 • Organisational Communication • Professional Internship • International Communication • Crisis and Risk Communication • Online Professional Identities • Creative Writing • Communication Across Cultures • Public Relations Writing • Media and Audiences • Managing Public Relations Campaigns • Ethics and Regulations in Communications Practice • Professional Internship • Approaches to Research

www.vu.edu.au/international/courses 37 Social Sciences and Community Services “Victoria University has had a long collaboration with my home country of Timor-Leste in international and local community development. My thesis explored food production policies and practices based on extensive interviews with local farmers. I plan to publish it so the information can be used as a government policy paper to benefit my country.”

Ego Lemos – Master of International Community Development

38 www.vu.edu.au/international/courses Social Sciences and Community Services Postgraduate

Master of International Community Development Course code: AMCD CRICOS code: 083312G

February and July intakes Careers For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways Duration: 4 semesters of study. Graduates of this course can work in a diverse range and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ Campus: Footscray Park of fields including international humanitarian and international/amcd development aid. ABOUT THIS COURSE This course could lead to a career as an international This unique, practical and popular postgraduate program consultant (in areas of human rights, gender, poverty offers you a personalised education, including workplace reduction and project evaluation), international training, for a career in community development in the project manager (eg. Australian Red Cross and World local and international arena. The program is open to Vision), government employee (eg. local and federal graduates of a bachelor in community development as government), community development educator, well as degree graduates of other disciplines who are international project manager, journalist, researcher. considering a career in community development. If you are already employed in community development and TUITION FEES want to advance your career, this program will give you 2015 Tuition Fee: A$8630 per semester. the practical skills and intellectual know-how to be a more capable and skilled professional in real-world settings. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Victoria University is one of the few universities in Applicants are expected to have: Australia that offers regional and contextual studies • completed a degree equivalent to an Australian (e.g. Latin America, Africa and Asia) in community undergraduate (bachelor) degree or higher development. Specialised areas of study include: social action and change; advocacy and human rights; peace • obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 6.5 (no and conflict resolution; and environmental sustainable band less than 6.0) or equivalent. development. Other related studies can be selected from a long list of elective units.

Year 1, Semester 1 Year 2, Semester 1 Elective Units • Community Development: Theory and Practice Students have the option of completing a community-based research or Please note that only a selection of these electives will be offered each • Community Development: Project Planning and Management a research thesis. semester. • Building Capacity and Mobilising Civil Society Option 1 - Community-based Research (Part 1) Electives Focusing on Regional and Contextual Issues Plus 1 elective unit • Community-based Research (Part 1) • Interpreting ‘Asia’ and the ‘Pacific’ • Conflict Resolution in Groups and Communities • Timor Leste: History, Politics and Society Year 1, Semester 2 • Oceania in the Modern World Plus 1 elective unit • Latin America: Roots and Radicalism • Research Methods Or • Contemporary Africa and Social Change • Transnational Gender Issues and Human Rights Option 2 - Research Thesis (Part 1) Electives Focusing on Specific Area of Studies and Skill Sets Plus 2 elective unit • Research Thesis (Part 1) • Approaches to Globalisation • Conflict Resolution in Groups and Communities • Regional and International Organisations and Policy • Engaging Communities for Sustainability Plus 1 elective unit • Human Rights Theory and Practice • Migration, Culture and Identity Year 2, Semester 2 • Peace, Violence and Conflict • Women and International Development Community-based Research (Part 2) • Management in Non-Government Organisations • Conflict Resolution in Groups and Communities Plus 2 elective units • HIV/AIDS and International Development Or • Study Tour • Research Thesis (Part 2) Plus 2 elective units

www.vu.edu.au/international/courses 39 Sports and EXERCISE SCIENCE “I worked with Australian pistol shooters and weightlifters at the London Olympics. Many did better after the training so this research has important implications for sport psychology and sport performance.”

Garry Kuan -– PhDDoctor candidate of Philosophy (Sport Psychology)

40 www.vu.edu.au/international/courses Sport and EXERCISE SCIENCE Postgraduate

Master of Clinical Exercise Science and Rehabilitation Course code: AMEP CRICOS code: 077582C

February and July intakes Salaries Applicants are expected to have: Duration: 3 semesters of study. Exercise physiologists have an average salary of • completed a degree equivalent to an Australian Campus: Footscray Park A$52,208 (PayScale). undergraduate (bachelor) degree or higher Employment rates ABOUT THIS COURSE • obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 6.5 (no Employment for life scientists (physiologists) for the next band less than 6.0) or equivalent. Stay ahead of the game in an ever-changing industry. The four years is expected to grow very strongly (Job Outlook). Master of Clinical Exercise Science and Rehabilitation follows For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways a ‘research’ or ‘evidence-based’ teaching approach regarding Employment for physiotherapists for the next four years is and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ the scope of practice of clinical exercise physiology. expected to grow very strongly (Job Outlook). international/amep

CAREERS TUITION FEES With a postgraduate qualification in Clinical Exercise 2015 Tuition Fee: A$10360 per semester. Science, you’ll be at the forefront of helping those with chronic conditions or complex care needs. You’ll gain ENTRY REQUIREMENTS hands-on training that will prepare you to work in specific The admission requirement for the Masters of Clinical areas such as women’s health, aged care and occupational Exercise Science and Rehabilitation (AMEP) is successful health and safety. completion of an ESSA accredited Exercise Science course Job titles or equivalent. Exercise physiologist. If in doubt as to whether your prior study would meet Organisations employing clinical current ESSA Exercise Science requirements, complete exercise science graduates sections E-G of the Graduate entry application form NON Graduates can find work as accredited exercise NUCAP form and submit this with your application. This physiologists in a hospital, community health centre, form can be found on the ESSA website www.essa.org.au/ fitness centre, sporting academy, sports clinic, membership-application-forms rehabilitation clinic or in their own private practice.

YEAR 1, SEMESTER 1 YEAR 2, SEMESTER 1 • Case Management for Clinical Exercise Students select 1 of the following 2 options: • Exercise Assessments and Interventions for Metabolic Conditions • Exercise Assessments and Interventions for Cardiorespiratory Thesis option: Conditions • Clinical Exercise Practice Full-time students enrol in the following unit for one semester: • Minor Thesis (Full-time) YEAR 1, SEMESTER 2 or Research coursework option: • Psychology for Rehabilitation • Research for Practitioners • Exercise Assessments and Interventions for Musculoskeletal • Advanced Integrated Case Management Conditions • Exercise Assessments and Interventions for Neurological Conditions A complete list of electives will be available at the time of enrolment. • Occupational Health and Exercise Rehabilitation Search for units at www.vu.edu.au/units/search

www.vu.edu.au/international/courses 41 Transport and Logistics “The research culture and support from across the University has helped my success. My research is globally significant because it looks at the interface between supply chain management and corporate governance while focusing on risk management.”

Catherine Xiaocui Lou – State of Victoria’s international postgraduate student of year (2013), Doctor of Philosophy

42 www.vu.edu.au/international/courses Transport and Logistics Postgraduate

Master of Business (Supply Chain Management) Course code: BMSM CRICOS code: 083290J

February and July intakes Organisations employing supply ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Duration: 4 semesters of study. chain and logistics graduates Applicants are expected to have: Campus: City Flinders You could gain employment managing procurement • completed a degree equivalent to an Australian and supply chain in private business or the public sector undergraduate (bachelor) degree or higher; or ABOUT THIS COURSE working with companies such as Qantas Freight, Coca- The course develops students’ knowledge of the field of Cola, Linfox and Toll. • completed a graduate certificate or graduate diploma logistics and supply chain management. Particular focus and have a minimum of three years of relevant Employment rates professional experience; or is based upon the skills and techniques required for Employment for Supply and Distribution Managers is expected employment, in the logistics and supply chain sectors, to grow moderately in the next four years. (Job Outlook). • completed a graduate certificate or graduate diploma in senior management roles. This course is accredited to in supply chain management or related study area MCIPS standard with the Chartered Institute of Purchasing Salaries • obtained an IELTS (academic module) result of 6.5 (no and Supply (CIPS). The average salary for logistics, transport and supply professionals in Australia is $75,219 (Mycareer). band less than 6.0) or equivalent. PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION Learn from the experts For a complete list of all the units and electives; pathways This course is accredited with the Chartered Institute of Our teachers have extensive experience in their field, and and entry requirements visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ Purchasing and Supply (CIPS). many are still practicing professionals, so they can impart international/bmsm their up-to-date industry knowledge onto you. CAREERS This course could lead to a career as a supply chain TUITION FEES manager, logistics professional, global procurement 2015 Tuition Fee: A$10880 per semester. specialist, sourcing/distribution manager, enterprise resource planning developer, project leader, transport coordinator, warehouse supervisor, import/export, customs manager.

Year 1, Semester 1 Year 2, Semester 1 • Strategic Management and Business Policy • Business Ethics and Sustainability • Commercial Contracts • Supply Chain and Logistics Management • Operations and Logistics Strategy • Green Logistics • Work and Organisation Systems Plus 1 elective unit* Year 1, Semester 2 Or Business Research Proposal • Enterprise Resource Planning Systems • International Supply Chain Structure • Global Procurement Year 2, Semester 2 • Business Research Methods • Operations Management • Project Procurement Management • Business Research Project Plus 1 elective unit* Or Business Research Thesis * Students may choose equivalent postgraduate level elective units as offered by the College of Business, elsewhere within the University or externally, with the approval of the course coordinator.

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everydAy living costs To ensure that you can focus on your studies rather reFund Policy Under the Australian Government’s migration than worry too much about your expenses, Victoria Find information about Victoria University’s refund regulations, student visa applicants (and their University recommends that you budget for higher policy on www.vu.edu.au/courses/fees- family members) need to meet the living costs’ living expenses than those listed by the Victorian assistance/refunds/international-refunds requirements and have access to the following funds: State Government. scHooling For cHildren • A$18,610 a year for the main student www.liveinvictoria.vic.gov.au/living-in- If you have children from 6-17 years of age, it is • A$6,515 a year for the student’s partner victoria/cost-of-living a legal requirement that they attend school if they • A$3,720 a year for the student’s fi rst child www.immi.gov.au/students/student-visa- living-costs.htm accompany you to Australia. There are many public, • A$2,790 a year for every other child and private and multi-faith religious schools for all ages, where required. course Fees starting from approximately A$8000 per year. To In addition to the approximate living costs in the Prior to commencing at Victoria University, you fi nd out more about education and childcare in the table below, be aware of any special expenses will be required to pay a fee deposit and sign State of Victoria visit: involved in your course – for example, if you have your International Student Written Agreement in www.liveinvictoria.vic.gov.au/living-in- to buy special equipment or clothing. Remember order to accept your offer into a Victoria University victoria/education-and-childcare to allow approximately A$625 for books and course. Indicative course fees will be detailed in stationery annually. your International Student Written Agreement. To fi nd out more about children’s school fees visit: Remember that the costs listed below are only a Subsequent tuition fees will be charged one www.study.vic.gov.au/deecd/schools-in- guide and can vary considerably. semester at a time and will be payable prior to you victoria/apply/en/school-fees.cfm commencing your next semester. PER WEEK A$ You may need to buy equipment or specifi c clothing Rented Room $120 - $210 for some courses, and those costs are not included Student Village^ in your course fees. Where possible, we recommend $175 (includes internet but not utilities) confi rming these fees prior to enrolling in your course. Victoria Place^ Fees will vary according to your course, and are $180 - $265 (includes internet but not utilities) subject to change. Note that annual price rises Food and drinks $50 - $100 will be applied to both commencing (new) and Public transport – Zone 1 $30 continuing students. For the latest information Utilities (gas, electricity, water) $50 - $100 on fees, visit www.vu.edu.au/courses/ international Personal care $20 Mobile phone $7.50 OVERSEAS STUDENT HEALTH COVER (OSHC) Internet $10 Your International Student Written Agreement will also contain the fee for Overseas Student Health ^ Initial administration and acceptance fees apply Cover (OSHC). OSHC is a compulsory part of for University residences as follows: obtaining an Australian student visa and is designed • Student Village A$925 (A$650 refundable, subject to protect you while you are in Australia. to terms and conditions) New policies for Overseas Student Health Cover in • Victoria Place A$1265 (A$1040 refundable, 2014, as quoted by our preferred provider Allianz, subject to terms and conditions) commence at A$548 for a single adult for 12 months. www.oshcallianzassistance.com.au

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everydAy living costs To ensure that you can focus on your studies rather reFund Policy Under the Australian Government’s migration than worry too much about your expenses, Victoria Find information about Victoria University’s refund regulations, student visa applicants (and their University recommends that you budget for higher policy on www.vu.edu.au/courses/fees- family members) need to meet the living costs’ living expenses than those listed by the Victorian assistance/refunds/international-refunds requirements and have access to the following funds: State Government. scHooling For cHildren • A$18,610 a year for the main student www.liveinvictoria.vic.gov.au/living-in- If you have children from 6-17 years of age, it is • A$6,515 a year for the student’s partner victoria/cost-of-living a legal requirement that they attend school if they • A$3,720 a year for the student’s fi rst child www.immi.gov.au/students/student-visa- living-costs.htm accompany you to Australia. 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To fi nd out more about children’s school fees visit: Remember that the costs listed below are only a Subsequent tuition fees will be charged one www.study.vic.gov.au/deecd/schools-in- guide and can vary considerably. semester at a time and will be payable prior to you victoria/apply/en/school-fees.cfm commencing your next semester. PER WEEK A$ You may need to buy equipment or specifi c clothing Rented Room $120 - $210 for some courses, and those costs are not included Student Village^ in your course fees. Where possible, we recommend $175 Across vocational education (TAFE), undergraduate (includes internet but not utilities) confi rming these fees prior to enrolling in your course. You may be a student with a sponsorship or scholarship, or you may be seeking and postgraduate study levels – we provide a Victoria Place^ Fees will vary according to your course, and are $180 - $265 one. 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Finding a comfortable place to live VICTORIA PLACE is fundamental to enjoying your Victoria Place is a modern apartment complex time in Melbourne and your studies. designed for students. The facility provides six Ideally you would fi nd affordable dual- occupancy units and 41 single-occupancy accommodation close to your university units. Victoria Place is located a short walk from campus, shops and transport, either at Victoria University’s main campus, Footscray Park. university accommodation or at other Apartments are fully furnished, self-contained accommodation options. and designed to provide an independent living experience. Each unit has a bathroom, laundry, university residences kitchen, bedroom and balcony. Living at our student residences, either short term [email protected] or long term, will give you access to the student +61 3 9304 4400 community and support network. You can also take advantage of our guaranteed accommodation offer to international students who accept their offer within three weeks of the issuing date on their International Student Written Agreement.

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Finding a comfortable place to live VICTORIA PLACE STUDENT VILLAGE Housing services is fundamental to enjoying your Victoria Place is a modern apartment complex Student Village, Gate 3 / Williamson Road, Maribyrnong Our Student Housing Service provides free advice time in Melbourne and your studies. designed for students. The facility provides six A spacious living and learning community with over and assistance to students looking for housing. Ideally you would fi nd affordable dual- occupancy units and 41 single-occupancy 500 students, the Student Village is located on 12 The Housing Service operates a Student Housing accommodation close to your university units. Victoria Place is located a short walk from hectares of land just eight kilometres west of the database with listings of share housing and vacant campus, shops and transport, either at Victoria University’s main campus, Footscray Park. city. Travelling to the City, Footscray Park, Footscray properties for rent. university accommodation or at other Apartments are fully furnished, self-contained Nicholson and St Albans Campuses is easy and it’s a Our Facebook House Hunting Friends group gives accommodation options. and designed to provide an independent living short walk from Highpoint Shopping Centre, one of you the opportunity to connect with other students experience. Each unit has a bathroom, laundry, Melbourne’s major shopping centres. looking for accommodation. Student Housing university residences kitchen, bedroom and balcony. The Student Village offers affordable student Services also co-ordinates a Housing Mentor Living at our student residences, either short term [email protected] accommodation with furnished single bedrooms in Program for incoming students. This program or long term, will give you access to the student +61 3 9304 4400 two and three-bedroom units. matches you with a current and experienced VU community and support network. You can also take student who can help you with your search for Students should note that the newer accommodation advantage of our guaranteed accommodation offer accommodation. to international students who accept their offer will be replacing these older facilities in 2016. Housing Services: [email protected] within three weeks of the issuing date on their [email protected] Student Welfare: +61 3 9919 5499 International Student Written Agreement. www.facebook.com/thestudentvillage +61 9304 6300

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We have eight campuses, three are in the city Queen cAMPus city king cAMPus heart of of Melbourne’s central business City Queen Campus is two beautiful heritage-listed City King is our beauty hub, and is close to Southern district and 2 are within 10 kilometres of buildings in Melbourne’s CBD, and within the heart Cross Station. There’s even a hair and beauty salon the city centre. All are easily accessible of its legal precinct. that’s open to the public where our hair, make-up by public transport. vu.edu.au/campuses 295 Queen Street is the heart of the campus, with and dermal therapy students receive training. moot courts, computer labs, lecture theatres and The dermal clinic provides the treatments that would city Flinders cAMPus seminar rooms. It houses our College of Law and be performed by qualifi ed dermal (skin) clinicians Our City Flinders Campus consists of two buildings Justice, Law Library, the Sir Zelman Cowen Centre in private dermatology, plastic surgery, laser hair in Melbourne’s central business district. for Continuing Legal Education, and the Judicial removal and cosmetic surgery practices. Our dermal 300 Flinders Street is a modern building that Administration and Justice Studies Institute. therapies students use the highest quality, medical overlooks Melbourne’s grand Flinders Street 283 Queen Street offers postgraduate business grade equipment under the supervision of qualifi ed train station, the Yarra River and the Southbank programs, undergraduate law courses, and qualifi ed dermal clinicians. restaurant and retail precinct. 301 Flinders Lane is continuing legal education. set amongst Melbourne’s iconic laneways directly behind. City Flinders Campus is a perfect location to enjoy a variety of food and shopping. The main study areas taught at this campus include business, information systems, graphic design and multimedia. Our innovative design studio offers fi nal year design and multimedia students the chance to produce commercial work for internal and external clients.

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FootscrAy PArk cAMPus FootscrAy nicHolson cAMPus Footscray Park is our largest campus and is the Footscray Nicholson Campus is in the heart of hub for education in Melbourne’s west. From the culturally diverse Footscray and is just a few city it’s only a 10 minute train ride and a short minutes’ walk from Footscray train station. The walk to the campus. relaxed and friendly campus has an emphasis Whether you are studying engineering, information on vocational training courses. It has a learning technology, sport science or something else – at commons, a children’s centre and the award-winning Footscray Park you’ll have access to a range of modern training restaurant: VenU. teaching and learning facilities. Our world-class sport and learning precinct features state-of-the-art labs for researchers and elite athletes, and an impressive learning commons. Our engineering labs have industry standard practical testing facilities that support the Problem-Based Learning (PBL) approach. The campus also has an Olympic-sized swimming pool, a children’s centre, gyms, cafés and many support services. FootscrAy nicHolson cAMPus

We have eight campuses, three are in the city Queen cAMPus city king cAMPus heart of of Melbourne’s central business City Queen Campus is two beautiful heritage-listed City King is our beauty hub, and is close to Southern district and 2 are within 10 kilometres of buildings in Melbourne’s CBD, and within the heart Cross Station. There’s even a hair and beauty salon the city centre. All are easily accessible of its legal precinct. that’s open to the public where our hair, make-up by public transport. vu.edu.au/campuses 295 Queen Street is the heart of the campus, with and dermal therapy students receive training. moot courts, computer labs, lecture theatres and The dermal clinic provides the treatments that would city Flinders cAMPus seminar rooms. It houses our College of Law and be performed by qualifi ed dermal (skin) clinicians Our City Flinders Campus consists of two buildings Justice, Law Library, the Sir Zelman Cowen Centre in private dermatology, plastic surgery, laser hair in Melbourne’s central business district. for Continuing Legal Education, and the Judicial removal and cosmetic surgery practices. Our dermal 300 Flinders Street is a modern building that Administration and Justice Studies Institute. therapies students use the highest quality, medical overlooks Melbourne’s grand Flinders Street 283 Queen Street offers postgraduate business grade equipment under the supervision of qualifi ed train station, the Yarra River and the Southbank programs, undergraduate law courses, and qualifi ed dermal clinicians. restaurant and retail precinct. 301 Flinders Lane is continuing legal education. st AlbAns cAMPus sunsHine cAMPus Werribee cAMPus set amongst Melbourne’s iconic laneways directly St Albans Campus is rapidly becoming a health and With a new ultra-modern, six-green star-rated Werribee Campus is part of a modern technology behind. City Flinders Campus is a perfect location education hub with award-winning architecture, a trades building, the Sunshine Campus delivers all precinct and a hub for new, innovative research into to enjoy a variety of food and shopping. The main children’s centre, as well as sport, recreation and of VU’s building, construction, manufacturing and biomedical science, water, fi re safety and food. It’s study areas taught at this campus include business, health facilities. It has a modern village-like feel and engineering vocational courses. The campus includes small enough to be personal but large enough to information systems, graphic design and multimedia. is set within native grasses and gum trees. You can one of the best equipped fabrication workshops of offer great facilities like a new purpose-built A$14 Our innovative design studio offers fi nal year design walk to campus from St Albans train station or, if its kind in Australia, opened by the former Prime million health-training clinic, a children’s centre and and multimedia students the chance to produce you are travelling to and from the Student Village, Minister of Australia, the Honourable Julia Gillard. a gym. The campus is close to cafes and Hoppers commercial work for internal and external clients. use our shuttle bus service. It is close to shopping centres, and can be easily Crossing train station. accessed by train or bus. www.vu.edu.au/international/courses 51 FAcilities

librAry PrAyer rooMs sPort And Fitness Known as ‘learning commons’, VU campus libraries We embrace and celebrate the religious and spiritual Our sport and fi tness facilities include: are spaces that offer career advice, learning, IT diversity of our community. We understand that • sport clubs, campus sport programs and support and academic resources all in a relaxed, some faiths require religious observance, prayer representative sport opportunities lounge-like setting. or other ceremonial activities during and between • quality fi tness centres at Footscray Park and VU’s learning commons gives you access to classes. To support this, VU provides a range of Werribee Campuses multi-faith prayer rooms for staff and students photocopying, computing and printing facilities, • a multi-purpose sports hall at St Albans Campus across seven campuses. electronic and print resources and a comprehensive • a heated 25-metre swimming pool at Footscray information-skills training program. www.vu.edu.au/campuses-services/our- Park Campus facilities/prayer-rooms coMPuter FAcilities • a fi rst-class athletics track and rugby fi eld at Werribee Campus We have nearly 4000 computers located across our student service centres campuses and in our campus libraries. We provide Student Service Centres provide you with face-to- • multi-purpose sports halls at Footscray Park and PCs and Apple Macs in teaching laboratories and face customer service to help you access services, Footscray Nicholson Campuses open-access facilities. A central IT help-desk is advice, and information in an easy and convenient • tennis courts at Werribee, Footscray Park and St available to answer queries and provide assistance. way. We can help you with general enquiries, Albans Campuses. refer you to specifi c services, accept fee payments and provide on-the-spot administration services. Computers are available at all eight student service centres for you to access your records and fi nd information on our website. 52 www.vu.edu.au/international/courses FAcilities student suPPort

librAry PrAyer rooMs sPort And Fitness Arriving in Melbourne student sAFety disAbility suPPort Known as ‘learning commons’, VU campus libraries We embrace and celebrate the religious and spiritual Our sport and fi tness facilities include: Victoria University staff are here to help you achieve It can take some time before you get to know your Disability Services provides advice and assistance are spaces that offer career advice, learning, IT diversity of our community. We understand that • sport clubs, campus sport programs and your true success on this once-in-a-lifetime journey. way around Melbourne and the surrounding areas. for students with a disability and/or medical support and academic resources all in a relaxed, some faiths require religious observance, prayer representative sport opportunities We want your experience to be fulfi lling and If you’re travelling alone, you can use our campus condition. This may be a short-term condition like a lounge-like setting. or other ceremonial activities during and between • quality fi tness centres at Footscray Park and positive, so we support you as you settle into life in security service as an escort to the bus stop or your broken hand or something more permanent like a VU’s learning commons gives you access to classes. To support this, VU provides a range of Werribee Campuses Melbourne and as your study progresses. We can car. Contact security offi cers at any campus or for hearing or vision impairment. Students are assessed multi-faith prayer rooms for staff and students welcome you the minute you arrive in Australia, with more information visit www.vu.edu.au/safety on an individual basis for appropriate support photocopying, computing and printing facilities, • a multi-purpose sports hall at St Albans Campus electronic and print resources and a comprehensive across seven campuses. a free airport reception service. You should plan to If you are ever in an emergency off campus, call 000 services. These may include alternative assessment • a heated 25-metre swimming pool at Footscray arrive about two weeks before your course starts – arrangements, or special equipment or assistive information-skills training program. www.vu.edu.au/campuses-services/our- Park Campus and ask for police, fi re services or an ambulance. facilities/prayer-rooms enough time to settle into your accommodation and technology, including specialised software. • a fi rst-class athletics track and rugby fi eld at coMPuter FAcilities attend Orientation. Advice And counselling Email: [email protected] Werribee Campus We have nearly 4000 computers located across our student service centres VU’s counselling service offers free and confi dential Phone: +61 3 9919 5400 • multi-purpose sports halls at Footscray Park and orientAtion campuses and in our campus libraries. We provide Student Service Centres provide you with face-to- counselling to students. It can assist you through www.vu.edu.au/disability PCs and Apple Macs in teaching laboratories and face customer service to help you access services, Footscray Nicholson Campuses The fi rst social event on your calendar should be the study-related matters such as time management or open-access facilities. A central IT help-desk is advice, and information in an easy and convenient • tennis courts at Werribee, Footscray Park and St International Orientation program. It is designed to exam stress, or with personal issues such as improving available to answer queries and provide assistance. way. We can help you with general enquiries, Albans Campuses. help you make your fi rst connection with VU and confi dence or managing relationships, anxiety, refer you to specifi c services, accept fee payments become a part of the University, academically and depression, sexuality, drugs or alcohol. Every semester and provide on-the-spot administration services. socially. You can take a tour of your new campus, the service offers free workshops on a range of topics Computers are available at all eight student service explore the library, chat with support staff and meet including skills for study success, time management, centres for you to access your records and fi nd other new students. Don’t miss the Orientation. emotional intelligence and stress management. The dates are published closer to the start of each information on our website. www.vu.edu.au/counselling semester at www.vu.edu.au/orientation www.vu.edu.au/international/courses 53 live in Melbourne

Melbourne is a great place to live, with tHe World’s Most liveAble city tHe stAte oF victoriA over 100,000 international students Melbourne has excellent shops and restaurants. You The State of Victoria has many superb attractions, all choosing Melbourne as their study could eat out every night of the year and still not within a few hours of its capital city: Melbourne. destination. Melbourne consistently try all our restaurants. The city is also a shopper’s The Great Ocean Road is one of the world’s most receives praise as a destination and was haven with the world’s largest retail brands as well scenic drives, and the iconic 12 Apostles is the voted the world’s fi fth best student city as home-grown stores to delight you. centerpiece of this vast coastal region. A short drive according to the 2014 QS rankings. In Melbourne is an Australian leader in the arts, culture from the city is Phillip Island, home to the world- 2011, 2012 and 2013 the Economist and events. We have a full calendar of world-class famous fairy penguins. Intelligence Unit rated Melbourne as festivals and events in fashion, arts, comedy, There are also heritage-listed towns in the goldfi elds, the world’s most liveable city out theatre, food and wine. national parks, ski fi elds and exquisite scenery on of 140 cities worldwide. As a city that loves sport – the Melbourne Cup, the way to European-style hot spas. Find out more about life as an international student in Australian Open, Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix Find out more at www.visitvictoria.com Melbourne at www.studymelbourne.vic.gov.au and international cricket are all major events that capture the world’s imagination. While soccer and rugby are important, Melbourne is known as the home of Australian Football League – established here in 1859.

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Melbourne is a great place to live, with tHe World’s Most liveAble city tHe stAte oF victoriA Public trAnsPort Overall, Melbourne enjoys a temperate climate AustrAliAn culture over 100,000 international students Melbourne has excellent shops and restaurants. You The State of Victoria has many superb attractions, all Getting around Melbourne is easy, with an extensive with warm to hot summers (average temperatures Indigenous people have lived in Australia for choosing Melbourne as their study could eat out every night of the year and still not within a few hours of its capital city: Melbourne. rail, tram and bus network connecting the city 14-25C), mild springs and autumns (average thousands of years and are widely recognised as the 10-20C), and cool winters (average 7-14C). destination. Melbourne consistently try all our restaurants. The city is also a shopper’s The Great Ocean Road is one of the world’s most and suburbs. Taxis are convenient, but can be traditional owners of this land. After colonisation receives praise as a destination and was haven with the world’s largest retail brands as well scenic drives, and the iconic 12 Apostles is the expensive. Melbourne has many bike paths, and Find out more about the weather in Melbourne and in 1788 Australia has become home to many voted the world’s fi fth best student city as home-grown stores to delight you. centerpiece of this vast coastal region. A short drive you can easily hire a bicycle if you need one. Public around Australia at www.bom.gov.au immigrants from Europe, Asia, Africa, the Middle according to the 2014 QS rankings. In Melbourne is an Australian leader in the arts, culture from the city is Phillip Island, home to the world- transport discounts may become available for some East, South America and elsewhere. Today Australia university culture 2011, 2012 and 2013 the Economist and events. We have a full calendar of world-class famous fairy penguins. international students in 2015. is one of the most multicultural nations on earth, Victoria University is a diverse place, with students and one of the most successful to harmoniously Intelligence Unit rated Melbourne as festivals and events in fashion, arts, comedy, There are also heritage-listed towns in the goldfi elds, If you have time to enjoy the scenery, you can catch from over 100 countries. You will probably start by blend such diversity. the world’s most liveable city out theatre, food and wine. national parks, ski fi elds and exquisite scenery on a bus or a train to almost any major city in Victoria fi nding your way around campus, discovering places of 140 cities worldwide. As a city that loves sport – the Melbourne Cup, the way to European-style hot spas. or Australia. You can also travel by bus or taxi from Australians value respect for the freedom and to study and eat, and checking noticeboards and Australian Open, Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix the city to Melbourne Airport (Tullamarine) then dignity of the individual, freedom of religion, the Find out more about life as an international student in Find out more at www.visitvictoria.com online for activities, seminars and classes. Melbourne at www.studymelbourne.vic.gov.au and international cricket are all major events that catch a plane interstate. Alternatively, if you have rule of law, parliamentary democracy, equality of capture the world’s imagination. While soccer and an Australian driver’s licence, you can drive. You will fi nd out where the gym and sports grounds men and women, mutual respect, tolerance, fair rugby are important, Melbourne is known as the are, and perhaps join or start a club or society. You’ll play, compassion for those in need and pursuit of WeAtHer home of Australian Football League – established enjoy the lively atmosphere of our campuses, and the public good. here in 1859. The climate of Melbourne is mild and temperate with the opportunity to make friends. Australian society values equality of opportunity four distinct seasons. Melbourne has a reputation We have multi-faith prayer rooms at seven campuses. for individuals, regardless of their race, religion or for its changeable weather, and visitors should be ethnic background. prepared for anything – take an umbrella and wear www.vu.edu.au/campuses-services/our- layers that can be worn or removed as needed. facilities/chaplaincy www.vu.edu.au/international/courses 55 victoriA university sydney

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Victoria University delivers a number of With a rich mixture of ethnic and cultural groups, it has WHere courses to international students at our a truly international atmosphere. With hundreds of Levels 3 and 4, 545 Kent Street, Sydney, campus in Sydney, operated in partnership restaurants, cafes, world-famous events and cultural New South Wales, AUSTRALIA with the Education Centre of Australia. The attractions, Sydney has something for everyone. campus only enrols international students HoW to get tHere cAMPus And FAcilities and specialises in accounting, business, The campus is easily accessible from all parts of Sydney. Victoria University’s Sydney campus is in a perfect computer sciences and information Public transport is available by bus or train with the campus location for enjoying city life. Set in the central systems. Although it is a smaller campus, less than a ten-minute walk from Museum train station. business district (CBD) and within walking distance Victoria University Sydney provides a of Sydney Harbour, cafes, shopping, parks and the warm, highly-supported experience for on cAMPus State Library of New South Wales, everything you • Student support services students from all over the world. need is within easy reach. • Computer and internet facilities liFe in sydney Our friendly support staff will help you settle into • Learning Commons Sydney is an inspiring international city and was student life. On campus, there are shared computer recently rated the world’s fourth best student city facilities and a student lounge so you can spend Around cAMPus according to the 2014 QS rankings. time between classes studying and meeting up with • Parks, cafes, wine bars and fresh food outlets friends. There is a great atmosphere where people • State Library of NSW from around the globe join together. • China Town • Darling Harbour • City shopping

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Victoria University delivers a number of With a rich mixture of ethnic and cultural groups, it has WHere AccoMModAtion oPtions cost oF living ArrivAl And orientAtion courses to international students at our a truly international atmosphere. With hundreds of Levels 3 and 4, 545 Kent Street, Sydney, You may like to arrange a homestay before you While Sydney may sometimes seem expensive, At vu sydney campus in Sydney, operated in partnership restaurants, cafes, world-famous events and cultural New South Wales, AUSTRALIA arrive in Australia or choose to stay in a hostel to remember that you are living in one of the best Each semester we conduct orientation sessions one with the Education Centre of Australia. The attractions, Sydney has something for everyone. explore where you’d like to live. You may want to cities in the world. Costs will vary by location, and week before the start of classes for all new students. campus only enrols international students HoW to get tHere wait until Orientation to meet other students to look by your lifestyle. With a student card, you will be cAMPus And FAcilities Our Orientation program is designed to help you make and specialises in accounting, business, The campus is easily accessible from all parts of Sydney. for shared accommodation. Visit eligible for concession prices to events, movies, Victoria University’s Sydney campus is in a perfect friends and adapt to Australian life. You will learn computer sciences and information Public transport is available by bus or train with the campus museums and more. location for enjoying city life. Set in the central www.vu.edu.au/vu-sydney/living-in- about our campus and facilities, and have opportunities systems. Although it is a smaller campus, less than a ten-minute walk from Museum train station. As part of your visa application, the Australian business district (CBD) and within walking distance sydney/accommodation-in-sydney to meet other students and staff. During this time you Victoria University Sydney provides a Government requires international students to of Sydney Harbour, cafes, shopping, parks and the COZZYSTAY will also be enrolled into your units of study. on cAMPus declare that they have access to funds or an warm, highly-supported experience for State Library of New South Wales, everything you If you require a Victoria University representative to • Student support services CozzyStay is the Education Centre of Australia’s income stream that is suffi cient to meet study and students from all over the world. need is within easy reach. meet you at Sydney Airport when you arrive, contact • Computer and internet facilities (ECA’s) preferred accommodation provider in associated living costs. You may be required by the CozzyStay for help arranging it. liFe in sydney Our friendly support staff will help you settle into • Learning Commons Sydney. They offer excellent shared student housing Australian Government to provide evidence of these Sydney is an inspiring international city and was student life. On campus, there are shared computer and can provide free airport pick-up when you fi rst funds or income stream. Phone: +61 2 8006 0018 facilities and a student lounge so you can spend Around cAMPus arrive in Sydney. www.vu.edu.au/vu-sydney recently rated the world’s fourth best student city From July 2012, the Australian Government has time between classes studying and meeting up with • Parks, cafes, wine bars and fresh food outlets according to the 2014 QS rankings. Phone: +61 2 8006 0018 nominated A$18,610 per year as the amount HoW to APPly friends. There is a great atmosphere where people • State Library of NSW required for students. Find out more at For details about fi nding a course, applying and from around the globe join together. • China Town www.immi.gov.au/students/student-visa- accepting your offer visit www.vu.edu.au/vu- • Darling Harbour living-costs.htm sydney/sydney-courses/how-to-apply • City shopping

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CHOOSE A PREPARE SUPPORTING COMPLETE AN 1 COURSE 2 DOCUMENTS 3 APPLICATION* For information about courses, fees and entry To apply for a course, you must prove You can submit an application online and requirements for international students visit that you meet the entry requirements by attach supporting documents using our online www.vu.edu.au/courses/international attaching the relevant documentation to international application and enquiry system. your application. This may include: The system also allows you to: • evidence of your English language • check your application status profi ciency • respond to admission offi cers’ comments • certifi ed copies of your academic • prepare to accept your offer. transcripts and graduation certifi cates If more information is required after you have • completed Background Information submitted your application, you will receive an Checklist email from VU staff advising of a change of • completed Advanced Standing forms status in your application. (formerly known as Recognition of Prior Register to apply online at Learning or RPL) eaams.vu.edu.au/portal/ • other relevant documents such as letters You can also apply through a VU approved from employers or schools, statement of agent. A list can be found at purpose or research proposal. eaams.vu.edu.au/BrowseAgents.aspx HoW to APPly

CHOOSE A PREPARE SUPPORTING COMPLETE AN ACCEPT ORGANISE TRAVEL 1 COURSE 2 DOCUMENTS 3 APPLICATION* 4 YOUR OFFER 5 VISA 6 ARRANGEMENTS For information about courses, fees and entry To apply for a course, you must prove You can submit an application online and Log into your international student Most prospective international students If you require Victoria University to meet requirements for international students visit that you meet the entry requirements by attach supporting documents using our online application and enquiry system account to intending to study in Australia must apply you at Melbourne Airport when you fi rst www.vu.edu.au/courses/international attaching the relevant documentation to international application and enquiry system. check the status of your application. If you for a student visa. arrive as a new student, complete the your application. This may include: The system also allows you to: have been given a conditional offer, you It is important that you state your full study Airport Reception Request form at least ten • evidence of your English language • check your application status must meet all conditions before you can intentions when applying. For detailed days before you intend to arrive. profi ciency • respond to admission offi cers’ comments accept your offer. information on student visa requirements, Further information is available at: • certifi ed copies of your academic • prepare to accept your offer. Once you receive a full offer you need to: how to apply, and related issues contact: www.vu.edu.au/airport-reception transcripts and graduation certifi cates If more information is required after you have • sign and return your International www.immi.gov.au • completed Background Information submitted your application, you will receive an Student Written Agreement Checklist email from VU staff advising of a change of • pay your course fee deposit • completed Advanced Standing forms status in your application. • pay your Overseas Student Health Cover. * DON’T FORGET: (formerly known as Recognition of Prior Register to apply online at If your visa application requires an Allow enough time to apply Learning or RPL) eaams.vu.edu.au/portal/ electronic Confi rmation of Enrolment (eCoE), for a student visa! • other relevant documents such as letters You can also apply through a VU approved Victoria University will send an eCoE to you from employers or schools, statement of agent. A list can be found at after your International Student Written purpose or research proposal. eaams.vu.edu.au/BrowseAgents.aspx Agreement has been processed. iMPortAnt dAtes vu englisH

VU English delivers ELICOS English COURSE LEVELS INTAKE ENROLMENT DATE COURSE TIMETABLE SEMESTER 1 HIGHER EDUCATION VOCATIONAL AND FURTHER EDUCATION (TAFE) language courses focusing on either General English Levels 1, 2, 3 1 5 January 2015 6 January- 6 February university preparation or general English. English for Academic Purposes Level 4 International Orientation Day 11 February 8 February We have been providing top quality ELICOS courses English for BULATS Preparation - for more than 20 years. We have experienced Enrolment 12 – 13 February 8 February teachers, excellent facilities and small class sizes. General English Levels 1, 2, 3 2 12 February 2015 16 February – 20 March Semester 1 classes start 23 February 9 February All courses are recognised by the Australian English for Academic Purposes Levels 4, 5 English for BULATS Preparation - Government. VU English is a member of University Labour Day 9 March (classes continue) 9 March (public holiday) General English Levels 1, 2, 3 3 19 March 2015 23 March – 1 May English Centres of Australia (UECA), National ELICOS English for Academic Purposes Levels 4, 5, 6 Good Friday (public holiday) 3 April 3 April Accreditation Scheme (NEAS) and English Australia English for BULATS Preparation - (EA). VU English is also a Cambridge University English for FCE Preparation - CENSUS date Semester 1 – finalise enrolment 31 March English language examinations centre for the First General English Levels 1, 2, 3 4 30 April 2015 4 May - 5 June Certifi cate in English (FCE), CAE and BULATS exams. English for Academic Purposes Levels 4, 5, 6 Semester 1 mid-semester break 18 – 25 April 7 – 17 April English for BULATS Preparation - Anzac Day (public holiday) 27 April 27 April cAMPus General English Levels 1, 2, 3 5 4 June 2015 9 June – 10 July All VU English courses listed are taught at the City English for Academic Purposes Levels 4 Semester 1 classes finish 22 May 26 June Flinders Campus, at the 301 Flinders Lane building, English for BULATS Preparation - in Melbourne’s city centre. General English Levels 1, 2, 3 6 16 July 2015 20 July – 21 August SWOTVAC - Exam study break 25 – 29 May English for Academic Purposes Levels 4, 5 www.vu.edu.au/campuses English for BULATS Preparation - 1 – 19 June Semester 1 exam period General English Levels 1, 2, 3 7 20 August 2015 24 August – 25 September (8 June is a public holiday) Fees English for Academic Purposes Levels 4, 5, 6 Most VU English courses are A$395 per week. These English for BULATS Preparation - Mid-year break 22 June - 17 July 29 June - 10 July fees change slightly from year to year, and there is English for FCE Preparation - a A$200 enrolment fee for all courses. General English Levels 1, 2, 3 8 1 October 2015 5 October – 6 November More inForMAtion English for Academic Purposes Levels 4, 5, 6 For more information contact VU English at: English for BULATS Preparation - SEMESTER 2 HIGHER EDUCATION VOCATIONAL AND FURTHER EDUCATION (TAFE) General English Levels 1, 2, 3 9 5 November 2015 9 November – 11 December Phone: +61 3 9919 1175 English for Academic Purposes Levels 4, 5, 6 Email: [email protected] English for BULATS Preparation - International Orientation Day 8 July 9 July VU English, Level 5, Enrolment 9 – 10 July 9 July 301 Flinders Lane, Melbourne www.vu.edu.au/vu-english Semester 2 classes start 20 July 13 July COURSE COURSE CRICOS DURATION LEVELS IELTS (OR EQUIVALENT) PATHWAYS CENSUS date Semester 2 – finalise enrolment 31 August CODE CODE ENTRY REQUIREMENT English for Academic Purposes VNEAP 082777E Average of 10 weeks Level 6 (University Preparation Postgraduate) 6 Graduate diploma, masters and PhD Semester 2 mid-semester break 28 September - 2 October 21 September - 2 October per level courses, nursing and law courses. (Level 4, 5, 6) Semester 2 classes finish 16 October 27 November Level 5 (University Preparation Undergraduate) 5.5 Bachelor degree courses SWOTVAC - exam study break 19 - 23 October TAFE certificate and diploma English for BULATS Preparation VNEBP 082779C 5-10 weeks (Level 4) Level 4 (Upper Intermediate) 5 courses, English for Academic 26 October - 13 November Purposes – Level 5 Semester 2 exam period English for FCE Preparation VNFCE 082778D 5-10 weeks (Level 4) (3 November is a public holiday) General English VNGEN 076461J 10 weeks per level Level 3 (Intermediate) 4.5 English for Academic Purposes (Level 1, 2, 3) Level 2 (Pre-intermediate) 3.5 - 4 – Level 4 Level 1 (Elementary) 3

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VU English delivers ELICOS English COURSE LEVELS INTAKE ENROLMENT DATE COURSE TIMETABLE language courses focusing on either General English Levels 1, 2, 3 1 5 January 2015 6 January- 6 February university preparation or general English. English for Academic Purposes Level 4 We have been providing top quality ELICOS courses English for BULATS Preparation - for more than 20 years. We have experienced teachers, excellent facilities and small class sizes. General English Levels 1, 2, 3 2 12 February 2015 16 February – 20 March All courses are recognised by the Australian English for Academic Purposes Levels 4, 5 English for BULATS Preparation - Government. VU English is a member of University English Centres of Australia (UECA), National ELICOS General English Levels 1, 2, 3 3 19 March 2015 23 March – 1 May English for Academic Purposes Levels 4, 5, 6 Accreditation Scheme (NEAS) and English Australia English for BULATS Preparation - (EA). VU English is also a Cambridge University English for FCE Preparation - English language examinations centre for the First General English Levels 1, 2, 3 4 30 April 2015 4 May - 5 June Certifi cate in English (FCE), CAE and BULATS exams. English for Academic Purposes Levels 4, 5, 6 English for BULATS Preparation - cAMPus General English Levels 1, 2, 3 5 4 June 2015 9 June – 10 July All VU English courses listed are taught at the City English for Academic Purposes Levels 4 Flinders Campus, at the 301 Flinders Lane building, English for BULATS Preparation - in Melbourne’s city centre. General English Levels 1, 2, 3 6 16 July 2015 20 July – 21 August English for Academic Purposes Levels 4, 5 www.vu.edu.au/campuses English for BULATS Preparation - General English Levels 1, 2, 3 7 20 August 2015 24 August – 25 September Fees English for Academic Purposes Levels 4, 5, 6 Most VU English courses are A$395 per week. These English for BULATS Preparation - fees change slightly from year to year, and there is English for FCE Preparation - a A$200 enrolment fee for all courses. General English Levels 1, 2, 3 8 1 October 2015 5 October – 6 November More inForMAtion English for Academic Purposes Levels 4, 5, 6 For more information contact VU English at: English for BULATS Preparation - General English Levels 1, 2, 3 9 5 November 2015 9 November – 11 December Phone: +61 3 9919 1175 English for Academic Purposes Levels 4, 5, 6 Email: [email protected] English for BULATS Preparation - VU English, Level 5, 301 Flinders Lane, Melbourne www.vu.edu.au/vu-english

COURSE COURSE CRICOS DURATION LEVELS IELTS (OR EQUIVALENT) PATHWAYS CODE CODE ENTRY REQUIREMENT English for Academic Purposes VNEAP 082777E Average of 10 weeks Level 6 (University Preparation Postgraduate) 6 Graduate diploma, masters and PhD per level courses, nursing and law courses. (Level 4, 5, 6) Level 5 (University Preparation Undergraduate) 5.5 Bachelor degree courses

TAFE certificate and diploma English for BULATS Preparation VNEBP 082779C 5-10 weeks (Level 4) Level 4 (Upper Intermediate) 5 courses, English for Academic Purposes – Level 5 English for FCE Preparation VNFCE 082778D 5-10 weeks (Level 4) General English VNGEN 076461J 10 weeks per level Level 3 (Intermediate) 4.5 English for Academic Purposes (Level 1, 2, 3) Level 2 (Pre-intermediate) 3.5 - 4 – Level 4 Level 1 (Elementary) 3

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You need to provide evidence that you have completed an approved English language test, and achieved one of the results outlined in the following table. CERTIFICATES, DIPLOMAS BACHELOR POSTGRADUATE AND ADVANCED DIPLOMAS EXAMINATION METHOD RESULT RESULT IELTS (Academic Module): Overall score (no band less than) 5.5 (5.0) 6.0 (6.0) 6.5 (6.0) 55 (Listening 9, Speaking 67 (Listening 12, Speaking 79 (Listening 19, Speaking *TOEFL Internet: Test score (no section score less than) 16, Reading 10, Writing 18) 18, Reading 15, Writing 21) 19, Reading 18, Writing 22) Pearson Test of English (PTE): Overall score (no section score less than) 42–49 (40) 50–57 (50) 58–64 (50) Cambridge English – Advanced (CAE): Total score of 47 52 58 VU English’s – EAP (upper intermediate) Achieved N/A N/A Victoria University English Language Institute – University Preparation UPU N/A Achieved N/A (Undergraduate) VU English’s – University Preparation UPP (Postgraduate) N/A N/A Achieved English Language School in Sydney (ELSIS) – EAP 2 (advanced) N/A B grade A grade recognition oF Prior englisH of the scores below. Victoria University reserves the lAnguAge studies right to ask for English profi ciency test results on a If you have completed some or all of your academic case-by-case basis (to be determined by a Victoria study in English, we may waive the required English University admissions’ offi cer). language test result required for admission into a *Applicants should refer to course. To qualify for recognition of prior English www.vu.edu.au/apply-international language studies, you need to have achieved one for the required individual test scores.

CERTIFICATES AND DIPLOMAS QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENT GCE A levels (Malaysia, Singapore and the A grade of C (or better) in the General paper (English). United Kingdom) International Baccalaureate Diploma A minimum of 3 in English A1 or A2 (higher and standard level). Completion of a recognised foundation program where English is the language of instruction and assessment (with a Australian University Foundation Program pass in the English subject).^ Satisfactory completion of two years (full-time) academic study in an institution where English was the language of Secondary Schooling or tertiary studies instruction and assessment, and having completed these studies no more than two years prior to commencing studies at Victoria University. Australian Qualifi cations Framework (AQF) Completed an AQF qualifi cation with a minimum duration of one year of full-time study.^ Senior Secondary School (in Australia) VCE Units 3 and 4 in English with a study score of 20 or ESL with a study score of 25 (or interstate equivalent). Pre-university program (such as AusMAT, SAM) Satisfactory completion of English in the fi nal year.

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You need to provide evidence that you have completed an approved English language BACHELOR DEGREES test, and achieved one of the results outlined in the following table. QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENT CERTIFICATES, DIPLOMAS BACHELOR POSTGRADUATE GCE A levels (Malaysia, Singapore and the AND ADVANCED DIPLOMAS A grade of C (or better) in the General paper (English). United Kingdom) EXAMINATION METHOD RESULT RESULT International Baccalaureate Diploma A minimum of 4 in English A1 or A2 (Higher and Standard level) or a minimum of 5 in English B (Higher level). IELTS (Academic Module): Overall score (no band less than) 5.5 (5.0) 6.0 (6.0) 6.5 (6.0) Completion of a recognised foundation program where English is the language of instruction and assessment (with a Australian University Foundation Program 55 (Listening 9, Speaking 67 (Listening 12, Speaking 79 (Listening 19, Speaking minimum grade of 60% in the English subject).^ *TOEFL Internet: Test score (no section score less than) 16, Reading 10, Writing 18) 18, Reading 15, Writing 21) 19, Reading 18, Writing 22) Australian Qualifi cations Framework (AQF) Completed an AQF qualifi cation (Certifi cate IV or higher) with a minimum duration of one year full-time study.^ Pearson Test of English (PTE): Overall score (no section score less than) 42–49 (40) 50–57 (50) 58–64 (50) Satisfactory completion of two years (full-time) academic study in an institution where English was the language of Cambridge English – Advanced (CAE): Total score of 47 52 58 Secondary Schooling or tertiary studies instruction and assessment, and having completed these studies no more than two years prior to commencing studies VU English’s – EAP (upper intermediate) Achieved N/A N/A at Victoria University. Victoria University English Language Institute – University Preparation UPU Senior Secondary School (in Australia) VCE Units 3 and 4 in English with a study score of 20 or ESL with a study score of 25 (or interstate equivalent) N/A Achieved N/A (Undergraduate) Pre-university program (such as AusMAT, SAM) Satisfactory completion of English in the fi nal year. VU English’s – University Preparation UPP (Postgraduate) N/A N/A Achieved ALL POSTGRADUATE COURSES English Language School in Sydney (ELSIS) – EAP 2 (advanced) N/A B grade A grade QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENT recognition oF Prior englisH of the scores below. Victoria University reserves the lAnguAge studies right to ask for English profi ciency test results on a Postgraduate Australian Qualifi cations Satisfactory completion of at least one year (full-time) academic study (attained no more than two years prior Framework qualifi cation (AQF) to date of enrolment).^ If you have completed some or all of your academic case-by-case basis (to be determined by a Victoria study in English, we may waive the required English University admissions’ offi cer). Undergraduate Australian Qualifi cations Framework Satisfactory completion of at least two years (full-time) academic study (attained no more than three years prior language test result required for admission into a *Applicants should refer to qualifi cation (AQF) to date of enrolment). ^ www.vu.edu.au/apply-international course. To qualify for recognition of prior English ^ language studies, you need to have achieved one for the required individual test scores. Recognition will apply only if: Applications that do not meet the above ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS • the qualifi cation was delivered in Australia or requirements may be considered on a case-by-case In some cases you may be required to provide basis, providing: CERTIFICATES AND DIPLOMAS in a specifi ed English-speaking country (Canada additional information to be eligible for entry into a – excluding Quebec, Fiji, Ireland, Kenya, New • the most recent studies were of at least two years specifi c course. QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENT Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Singapore, in duration; Check the entry requirements for specifi c courses GCE A levels (Malaysia, Singapore and the A grade of C (or better) in the General paper (English). Solomon Islands, South Africa, United Kingdom, • were conducted solely in English; and in this guide and ensure you submit this with your United Kingdom) United States America and Zambia); • were completed no more than two years prior to application. International Baccalaureate Diploma A minimum of 3 in English A1 or A2 (higher and standard level). • the AQF qualifi cation is delivered at a registered commencement of studies at Victoria University. Completion of a recognised foundation program where English is the language of instruction and assessment (with a training organisation and listed on one of the Australian University Foundation Program Victoria University reserves the right to ask for pass in the English subject).^ following websites: aqf.edu.au English-profi ciency test results on a case-by-case Satisfactory completion of two years (full-time) academic study in an institution where English was the language of training.gov.au basis (to be determined by a Victoria University Secondary Schooling or tertiary studies instruction and assessment, and having completed these studies no more than two years prior to commencing studies • the course applied for does not have a higher admissions’ offi cer). at Victoria University. English language profi ciency requirement than Australian Qualifi cations Framework (AQF) Completed an AQF qualifi cation with a minimum duration of one year of full-time study.^ the requirements outlined above. Senior Secondary School (in Australia) VCE Units 3 and 4 in English with a study score of 20 or ESL with a study score of 25 (or interstate equivalent). Pre-university program (such as AusMAT, SAM) Satisfactory completion of English in the fi nal year.

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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATE CERTIFICATE, GRADUATE DIPLOMA AND MASTERS COURSES Check the minimum academic requirements for entry into graduate certifi cate, graduate diploma or masters according to qualifi cations in your country. If your qualifi cation is not listed and you would like to know if you meet the minimum academic requirements, you can make an online enquiry by visiting eaams.vu.edu.au/enquiry

QUALIFICATION LEVEL OF COMPLETION GRADUATE CERTIFICATE GRADUATE DIPLOMA MASTERS (COURSEWORK)

BANGLADESH Bachelor degree Completed with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least: 2.0 (out of 4) 2.2 (out of 4) 2.5 (out of 4)

Completed with a class or division of at least: Third division Third division Second division CHINA Bachelor degree Completed with an overall average of at least: 60% 65% 70% INDIA Bachelor degree Completed with a degree classifi cation of: Third Division / Pass Class Third Division / Pass Class Second Division (55%) (45%) (50%) INDONESIA Bachelor degree Completed with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least: 2 (out of 4) 2.2 (out of 4) 2.5 (out of 4) IRAN Bachelor degree Completed with an overall average (in all subjects) of at least: 10 (out of 20) 11 (out of 20) 12 (out of 20) MALAYSIA Bachelor degree Completed with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least: 2 (out of 4) 2.2 (out of 4) 2.5 (out of 4)

Completed with a degree classifi cation of: Third Class Third Class Second Class Lower Division MEXICO Bachelor degree Completed with an overall average (in all subjects) of at least: 6 (out of 10) 6.5 (out of 10) 7 (out of 10) PAKISTAN Bachelor degree Completed with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least: 2.0 (out of 4) 2.2 (out of 4) 2.5 (out of 4)

Bachelor degree Completed with an overall percentage (traditional grading system) Third Division Third Division Second Division of:

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PHILIPPINES Bachelor degree Completed with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least: 3 ^ 2.8 ^ 2.5 ^

Completed with an overall average (in all subjects) of at least: 2 (out of 4) ∞ 2.2 (out of 4) ∞ 2.5 (out of 4) ∞ SAUDI ARABIA Bachelor degree Completed with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least: 2.0 (out of 4) 2.2 (out of 4) 2.5 (out of 4)

Completed with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least: 2.5 (out of 5) 2.8 (out of 5) 3.2 (out of 5)

Completed with an overall average (in all subjects) of at least: 50% 60% 70% SRI LANKA Bachelor degree Completed with a degree classifi cation of: Pass Class (45%) Pass Class (50%) Second Class Lower (55%) THAILAND Bachelor degree Completed with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least: 2.0 (out of 4) 2.2 (out of 4) 2.5 (out of 4) VIETNAM Bang Tot Ngiep Dai Hoc Completed with an overall average (in all subjects) of at least: 5 (out of 10) 5.5 (out of 10) 6 (out of 10) (Bachelor degree)

^ Average is calculated on a 1 - 5 scale with 1 being the highest grade. ∞ Average is calculated on a 1 - 4 scale with 4 being the highest grade.

This information is accurate as of February 2015. Victoria University reserves the right to adjust these at any time. Qualifi cation standards displayed on this page are indicative only, and achieving one of these goals does not guarantee a placement into a Victoria University course. The entry requirements should only be applied after it has been established the degree the applicant holds as an entry qualifi cation is equivalent to an Australian degree according to the AEI-NOOSR country education profi les for the country where the qualifi cation has been awarded. Meeting the entry requirement does not waive the requirement for the entry degree to be assessed as equivalent to an Australian degree. Some courses may require academic results that are higher than results stated in this document.

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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR MASTERS BY RESEARCH, DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY AND RESEARCH DOCTORATE COURSES Check the minimum academic requirements for entry into master by research, doctor of philosophy and research doctorate courses according to qualifi cations in your country. If your qualifi cation is not listed and you would like to know if you meet the minimum academic requirements, you can make an online enquiry by visiting eaams.vu.edu.au/enquiry This information is accurate as of February 2015. Victoria University reserves the right to adjust these at any time. Qualifi cation standards displayed on this page are indicative only, and achieving one of these goals does not guarantee a placement into a Victoria University course. The entry requirements should only be applied after it has been established the degree the applicant holds as an entry qualifi cation is equivalent to an Australian degree according to the AEI-NOOSR country education profi les for the country where the qualifi cation has been awarded. Meeting the entry requirement does not waive the requirement for the entry degree to be assessed as equivalent to an Australian degree. Some courses may require academic results that are higher than results stated in this document.

QUALIFICATION LEVEL OF COMPLETION *MASTERS BY RESEARCH #DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (PhD) AND RESEARCH DOCTORATES BRAZIL Bachelor degree* Completed with an overall average in all subjects of at least: 70% N/A Masters with thesis; or admissible bachelor degree# Completed with an overall average in all subjects of at least: N/A 70% CHINA Bachelor degree* Completed with an overall average in all subjects of at least: 75% from a project 211 or N/A 985 institution; or 80% (all others) Masters with thesis; or admissible bachelor degree# Completed with an overall average in all subjects of at least: N/A 75% from a project 211 or 985 institution; or 80% (all others) INDIA Bachelor degree* Completed with an overall average in all subjects of at least: 70% N/A Masters with thesis; or admissible bachelor degree# Completed with an overall average in all subjects of at least: N/A First Division with Distinction (70%) INDONESIA Bachelor degree* Completed with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least: 3.3 (out of 4)≠ N/A Masters with thesis; or admissible bachelor degree# Completed with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least: N/A 3.3 (out of 4) ≠ IRAN Bachelor degree* Completed with an overall average in all subjects of at least: 15 (out of 20) N/A Masters with thesis; or admissible bachelor degree# Completed with an overall average in all subjects of at least: N/A 15 (out of 20) MALAYSIA

Bachelor degree* Completed with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least: 3.3 (out of 4) ∞ N/A Bachelor degree* Completed with a degree classifi cation of: Second Class (Class II /Upper Division) N/A

Masters with thesis; or admissible bachelor degree# Completed with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least: N/A 3.3 (out of 4) ∞ Masters with thesis; or admissible bachelor degree# Completed with a degree classifi cation of: N/A Second Class (Class II /Upper Division) PAKISTAN

Bachelor degree* Completed with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least: 3.5 (out of 4) ∞ N/A Bachelor degree* Completed with an overall average in all subjects of at least: First Division with Distinction (75%) N/A

Masters with thesis; or admissible bachelor degree# Completed with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least: N/A 3.5 (out of 4) ∞ Masters with thesis; or admissible bachelor degree# Completed with an overall average in all subjects of at least: N/A First Division with Distinction (75%) 66 www.vu.edu.au/international/courses *MASTERS BY RESEARCH #DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (PhD) AND RESEARCH DOCTORATE COURSES Academic requirements for a masters by research are generally the completion of an equivalent To be eligible for entry into a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) you generally need to have completed a: to a three-year Australian bachelor degree with a distinction average in the fi nal year, or • four-year bachelor degree; or a bachelor degree with honours at H1 or H2A honours level or equivalent qualifi cation as well as professional experience demonstrating a capacity to undertake equivalent a masters by research. • masters by coursework degree with minor thesis with average grades of at least H2A/Distinction (above 70%) or equivalent • masters by research degree, or demonstrated exceptional ability during partial completion of a research project in a masters by research degree.

QUALIFICATION LEVEL OF COMPLETION *MASTERS BY RESEARCH #DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (PhD) AND RESEARCH DOCTORATES PHILIPPINES Bachelor degree* Completed with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least: 1.0 to 1.75 (out of 5.0) ^ or N/A 3.3 (out of 4.0)∞ Bachelor degree* Completed with an overall average in all subjects: 85% N/A Masters with thesis; or admissible bachelor degree# Completed with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least: N/A 1.0 to 1.75 (out of 5.0) ^ or 3.3 (out of 4.0) ∞ Masters with thesis; or admissible bachelor degree# Completed with an overall average in all subjects of at least: N/A 85%^ ∞ SAUDI ARABIA Bachelor degree* Completed with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least: 3.3 (out of 4.0) ∞ or N/A 4.0 (out of 5.0) ^ Bachelor degree* Completed with an overall average in all subjects of at least: 80% N/A Masters with thesis; or admissible bachelor degree# Completed with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least: N/A 3.3 (out of 4.0) ^ or 4.0 (out of 5.0) ∞ Masters with thesis; or admissible bachelor degree# Completed with an overall average in all subjects of at least: N/A 80% SRI LANKA Bachelor degree* Completed with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least: 3.3 (out of 4) N/A Bachelor degree* Completed with an overall average in all subjects of at least: First Class Pass (70%) N/A Masters with thesis; or admissible bachelor degree# Completed with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least: N/A 3.3 (out of 4) Masters with thesis; or admissible bachelor degree# Completed with an overall average in all subjects of at least: N/A First Class Pass (70%) THAILAND Bachelor degree* Completed with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least: 3.3 (out of 4.0)∞ N/A Masters with thesis; or admissible bachelor degree# Completed with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least: N/A 3.3 (out of 4.0) ∞ VIETNAM Bang Tot Ngiep Dai Hoc (bachelor degree*) Completed with an overall average in all subjects of at least: 7.0 N/A Masters with thesis; or admissible bachelor degree# Completed with an overall average in all subjects of at least: N/A 7.0

^ Average is calculated on a 1 - 5 scale with 1 being the highest grade. ∞ Average is calculated on a 1 - 4 scale with 4 being the highest grade. ≠ Overall average of all subjects in fi nal year - A=4, B=3, C=2, D=1

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COURSE NAME COURSE CRICOS SEMESTER DURATION CAMPUS A$ FEE PER CODE CODE INTAKE (SEMESTER) SEMESTER^

Accounting and Finance 5 Master of Accounting BMAC 065660D 1, 2 3 CF A$10880 6 Master of Business (Accounting) BMAK 083298A 1, 2 4 CF A$10880 7 Master of Business (Finance) BMFN 083295D 1, 2 4 CF A$10880 8 Graduate Diploma in Professional Accounting BGAP 066093M 1, 2 2 CF A$10880 9 Graduate Diploma of Business (Accounting) BGAR 083288C 1, 2 2 CF A$10880 Also listed on our website: Graduate Certificate in Accounting BTAA 038511G 1,2 1 CF A$10880 Arts and Multimedia 11 Master of Digital Media AMDM 083302K 1, 2 4 CF, FN, FP A$9310 Also listed on our website: Master of Arts (Research) ARXF 025147G 1,2 4 SA, CF, FP A$9530 Graduate Diploma in Digital Media AGDM 083305G 1,2 2 CF, FN, FP A$9870 Business and Management 13 Master of Business (Industrial Relations / Human Resource Management) BMIR 083294E 1, 2 4 CF A$10880 14 Master of Business (Management) BMMA 083292G 1, 2 4 CF A$10880 15 Master of Business Administration BMPF 012133K 1, 2 3 CF A$12230 16 Master of Business Administration (Professional) BMAB 083299M 1, 2 4 CF A$12230 17 Master of Industrial Relations and Human Resource Management BMIH 083293F 1, 2 3 CF A$10880 Also listed on our website: Master of Business [by Research] BRAA 069742C 1,2 4 CF A$12680 Master of Business [by Research] BRAM 069742C 1,2 4 CF A$12680 Master of Business [by Research] BRAP 069742C 1,2 4 CF A$12680 Education and training 19 Master of Education EMED 083310K 1, 2 4 FP A$9870 20 Master of Teaching (Early Childhood) EMTC 083313G 1 4 SA A$9870 21 Master of Teaching (Primary) EMTP 083309C 1, 2 4 FP, SA A$9870 Also listed on our website: Graduate Diploma in TESOL AGTL 040201D 1,2 2 FP A$10430 Graduate Certificate in TESOL ATTL 071582G 1,2 1 FP A$10430 Master of Education (by Research) HRED 006759D 1,2 4 FP A$10650 Graduate Certificate in Education ETED 083308D 1,2 1 FP A$9870 Engineering 23 Master of Engineering (Building Fire Safety and Risk Engineering) EMQB 022098C 1 4 WB A$11670 24 Master of Project Management NMPM 083306F 1, 2 4 FP A$11670

City Flinders (CF) City King (CK) City Queen (CQ) Footscray Nicholson (FN) Footscray Park (FP) St Albans (SA) Sunshine (SS) Werribee (WB) Note ^ Information and fees listed above are for international students commencing a course in 2015. Fees are subject to approval and may change. In some courses students must buy equipment and clothing that they will need in the course. These equipment and clothing costs are not included in the course fees listed above and we recommend you seek advice from the relevant college. 68 www.vu.edu.au/international/courses 2015 INTERNATIONAL COURSES and FEES

COURSE NAME COURSE CRICOS SEMESTER DURATION CAMPUS A$ FEE PER CODE CODE INTAKE (SEMESTER) SEMESTER^

Health and Nursing 26 Master of Applied Psychology (Community Psychology) AMPC 026648A 1 4 FP A$9980 27 Master of Counselling AMPE 042907J 1 4 SA, CF A$9870 28 Master of Health Science (Aged Services) HMAG 083301M 1, 2 4 CF A$9870 Also listed on our website: Graduate Diploma in Psychology AGPS 017946K 1 2 SA A$9870 Master of Science in Dietetics SMDN 071993K 1 4 SA A$10760 Information Systems and Computing 30 Master of Applied Information Technology NMIT 083307E 1, 2 4 FP A$10880 31 Master of Business (Enterprise Resource Planning Systems) BMES 083296C 1, 2 4 CF A$10880 32 Master of Business Analytics (Professional) BMBI 083297B 1, 2 4 CF A$11440 33 Master of Enterprise Resource Planning Management BMEP 083289B 1, 2 3 CF A$10880 Also listed on our website: Graduate Diploma in Enterprise Resource Planning Systems BGER 038987E 1,2 2 CF A$10880 Master of Business [by Research] BRAC 069742C 1,2 4 CF A$12680 Marketing and Communications 35 Master of Communication AMCN 083304G 1, 2 4 CF A$9870 Also listed on our website: Graduate Certificate in Professional English Communication ATEC 064446G 1,2 1 FP A$9310 Graduate Certificate in Digital Media ATDM 083300A 1,2 1 CF, FN, FP A$9870 Graduate Diploma in Public Relations AGCR 083303J 1,2 2 CF A$9870 Social Sciences and Community Services 37 Master of International Community Development AMCD 083312G 1, 2 4 FP A$8630 Also listed on our website: Master of Arts (Research) ARXH 025147G 1,2 4 FP, SA A$10760 Master of Arts (Research) ARXL 025147G 1,2 4 FP, SA A$9530 Sport and EXERCISE SCIENCE 39 Master of Clinical Exercise Science and Rehabilitation AMEP 077582C 1, 2 3 FP A$10360 Also listed on our website: Master of Applied Science (Research) HREH 040207J 1,2 4 FP A$10760 Transport and Logistics 41 Master of Business (Supply Chain Management) BMSM 083290J 1, 2 4 CF A$10880

City Flinders (CF) City King (CK) City Queen (CQ) Footscray Nicholson (FN) Footscray Park (FP) St Albans (SA) Sunshine (SS) Werribee (WB) Note ^ Information and fees listed above are for international students commencing a course in 2015. Fees are subject to approval and may change. In some courses students must buy equipment and clothing that they will need in the course. These equipment and clothing costs are not included in the course fees listed above and we recommend you seek advice from the relevant college. www.vu.edu.au/international/courses 69 At A glAnce yeArs oF educAting

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