Graduate Certificate in Education CF10
Program at a glance
Duration: | 1 term full-time, 1 year part-time |
Mode & Location: | external, internal - ROK/MEL/SYD |
Courses/Units of Credit: | 4 courses/24 units of credit |
Faculty: | Faculty of Edcuation & Creative Arts |
Entry: | direct |
Accreditation: | not applicable |
Residential School: | not applicable |
Practicum/Work placement: | not applicable |
Exit awards: | This is an exit award for M Arts Administration. |
Interim awards: | not applicable |
Contact: | 07 4930 9351 |
International students: | International students studying in Australia must study full-time, on-campus. |
CRICOS program codes: | ROK - 020509E, SYD - 042352F, MEL - 048870B |
Program outline
The program is intended for experienced professional educators (managers/principals) and an open access policy applies for entry. Forty percent of quota places in the Graduate Certificate in Education are allocated to female applicants.
Program structure
Students select from:
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
EDED20291 | Independent Study* |
MGMT22165 | Contemporary Management in the Arts Industry |
MGMT20121 | Leaders and Organisations |
MGMT20122 | Essential Business Skills for People in the Arts |
MGMT20123 | Current Developments in Multimedia |
EDED20397 | Ethnographic Research |
MRKT20041 | Public Relations and Sponsorship |
*This is a core course.
Students who complete this program may continue on to a Master of Arts Administration receiving 50% credit for that degree.
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Entry
Entry to the program requires satisfactory experience in an appropriate educational setting. To be eligible for this program, a student must have completed a Bachelor of Education (or an equivalent qualification) or have satisfied the Dean, Faculty of Education & Creative Arts, of their competence to undertake the program on the basis of an equivalent qualification. For example, equivalence may be determined by a combination of:
- an academic record in a diploma or certificate award of appropriate content and standard;
- published or unpublished material of appropriate content and standard;
- non-award professional development activities and/or work experience.