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WELCOME TO CQUNIVERSITY

At CQUniversity Australia you can choose from a wide variety of TAFE and university qualifications. With seamless pathways between short courses, certificates and diplomas, through to undergraduate, postgraduate and research higher degrees, we can help you be what you want to be.

GETTING STARTEDNot sure where to begin? There are many ways to start the journey towards your dream career.

ENTRY PATHWAYSThere is no single path to admission into a course at CQUniversity. Whether you’re keen to develop your language and numeracy skills, looking to meet prerequisite subjects for your desired course, need a stepping stone to your dream degree or simply want to build your confidence before starting study, CQUni is here to help. Speak to one of our friendly staff for more information on our entry pathways or vist www.cqu.edu.au/pathways.

STILL IN SCHOOL AND WANT TO GET A HEAD START?Our Start Uni Now (SUN) and Vocational Education and Training in School (VETiS) programs may be of interest. These programs allow you to start either a tertiary or vocational qualification while still in high school. To find out more, talk to our friendly staff or explore your options at www.cqu.edu.au/sun and www.cqu.edu.au/vetis.

SCHOLARSHIPSWe are proud to offer a wide range of scholarships, awards and financial assistance programs. Visit www.cqu.edu.au/scholarships to discover what’s on offer.

Continue to explore this guide and discover the wide range of TAFE and undergraduate degrees we have on offer. You will find detailed course outlines as well as handy tips to help you align your interests with your career goals.

Looking for the specifics? Discover everything you need to know about studying at CQUniversity in the 2020 Course Directory. Along with an overview of all the courses we have on offer, you will find entry requirements, availabilities and intake information.

Want to advance or specialise in your career, gain the qualifications to match your experience or even change your career direction? In the 2020 Postgraduate Course Guide, you can explore our wide range of options and everything you need to know about postgraduate study at CQUni.

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FIND THE RIGHT COURSE FOR YOU‡

‡ If you're not an Australian citizen, an Australian permanent resident or a New Zealand citizen, pick up a copy of our International Student Guides or visit www.cqu.edu.au/international.

CQUNISTORIES

STUDY WITH CONFIDENCE

OUTSTANDING EMPLOYMENT OUTCOMES*

CQUni performs well above average, with 79.9% of undergraduates (national average 71.9%) in full‑time employment.

TOP 2% OF UNIVERSITIES WORLDWIDE**

We're proud to be one of the top 600 universities in the world.

A FIVE‑STAR UNIVERSITY+

CQUni has achieved five stars for our first generation student ratio, full‑time employment, overall experience, social equity, starting salary and teaching quality outcomes.

AUSTRALIA’S FIRST CHANGEMAKER CAMPUSWe are recognised as Australia’s first and only Changemaker Campus by global social innovation group Ashoka U.

TOP 150 UNDER 50^

CQUni is ranked among the world’s top 150 young universities.

INDUSTRY RELEVANCEOur courses are designed alongside industry to prepare you with up‑to‑date, real‑world knowledge and skills.

STUDY YOUR WAY20+ LOCATIONS AUSTRALIA WIDEChoose to study on campus or access the services and support available at Australia’s only university with a geographic footprint spanning across five states.

STUDY ONLINETailor your study to suit your lifestyle with a leader in distance education.

300+ COURSESChoose from more than 300 TAFE and university courses online or on campus.

* Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching (QILT)/Graduate Destinations Survey and Graduate Outcomes Survey 2018, Student Experience Survey 2017.

** Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2019. Visit www.cqu.edu.au/reputation.

+ Good Universities Guide 2019.^ Times Higher Education Young University Rankings 2018.

WHY CHOOSE CQUNI?

‘I tell everyone CQuniversity is the best. You don’t get lost in the crowd. I think that’s what makes CQUniversity stand above the rest. They really care about their students.’JAKE SHEPHERDCQUNI STUDENT

WHEN YOU'RE READY FOR THE NEXT STEP There's no such thing as the best university, just the best university for you. We are committed to helping you find the information you need at the different stages of your journey to study with CQUniversity.

To find out more and get started on the pathway to your dream career, visit www.cqu.edu.au/futurestudents.

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CONTENTSALLIED HEALTHBiotechnology 4

Chiropractic 4

Clinical Measurement 5

Health Science 5

Nutrition 6

Occupational Therapy 6

Oral Health 6

Pathology 7

Physiotherapy 7

Podiatry 7

Speech Pathology 8

Echocardiography 8

Medical Imaging 9

Sonography 9

BUSINESS AND ACCOUNTINGAccounting 10

Bookkeeping 12

Business 12

Business Administration 14

Financial Planning 15

Human Resources Management 17

Innovation 19

Management 20

Marketing and Public Relations 22

Property 23

Supply Chain and Logistics 24

Tourism 25

CREATIVE, PERFORMING AND VISUAL ARTSActing and Drama 26

Dance 26

Music 27

Technical Theatre 27

Theatre 28

Visual Arts 28

Creative Industries 29

ENGINEERING, BUILT ENVIRONMENT AND AVIATIONAviation 39

Building Design 40

Building Surveying 41

Construction Management 41

Engineering 42

Project Management 44

ENGLISH AND STUDY PATHWAYSSpoken and Written English 45

Enabling 46DIGITAL MEDIA, COMMUNICATION AND ARTSArts 30

History 31

Social Enquiry 32

Journalism 33

Professional Communication 34

Digital Media 35

EDUCATION, TEACHING AND CHILDCAREChildcare 36

Education Support 36

Training 37

Teaching 37

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INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGYInformation Technology 47

LAW, CRIMINOLOGY AND JUSTICECriminology and Justice 50

Law 51

NURSING, PARAMEDICINE AND HEALTHExercise And Sport Sciences 53

Fitness 53

Midwifery 54

Nursing 54

Paramedic Science 55

Emergency Service 56

Environmental Health 56

Health Promotion 57

Public Health 57

PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL WORK AND COMMUNITY SERVICESAgeing 58

Community Care 58

Disability 59

Health Care 60

Psychology 62

Social Work 63

SCIENCE, ENVIRONMENT AND AGRICULTUREAgriculture 64

Animal Studies 64

Environmental Science 65

Horticulture 66

Laboratory Operations 67

Science 67

SERVICE INDUSTRIESBeauty 68

Hairdressing 69

Hospitality 69

TRADESAutomotive 71

Construction 72

Electrotechnology 72

Engineering 73

TRANSPORT AND SAFETY SCIENCESAccident Forensics 74

Occupational Health and Safety 74

NEED MORE INFORMATION? For the most up-to-date information on beginning life as a CQUniversity Australia student, please visit our future student online hub at www.cqu.edu.au/futurestudents or, if you’d like to talk to someone directly, call our Student Advice Centre on 13 27 86.

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Biotechnology | Chiropractic | Clinical Measurement | Echocardiography | Health ScienceMedical Imaging | Nutrition | Occupational Therapy | Oral Health | Pathology | PhysiotherapyPodiatry | Sonography | Speech Pathology

IS BIOTECHNOLOGY RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: have an interest in cutting‑edge medical technology and have an affinity for helping others.

YOUR BIOTECHNOLOGY CAREER Biotechnology could lead you to a range of careers such as a biotechnology scientist, biochemist, medical laboratory scientist, microbiologist, food scientist or epidemiologist.

CG93 ‑ BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE Develop your ability to apply knowledge of biotechnology in a health professional role by completing the Bachelor of Medical Science. The course has a common first year with subsequent years being devoted specifically to specialisation options. If you are studying this course online, you will be required to attend residential schools in Rockhampton. There is also a six‑week work placement in biotechnology that will develop your professional skills and work‑readiness.

ALLIED HEALTH COURSES IS CHIROPRACTIC RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are interested in the human body and like helping people improve their wellbeing.

YOUR CHIROPRACTIC CAREER Chiropractic studies could lead you to roles within the chiropractic industry as either an assistant or as a qualified chiropractor working in the public or private sector.

CB77 ‑ BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (CHIROPRACTIC) This course aims to develop clinical skills in the diagnosis and management of patients presenting for care. You will develop a range of spinal and patient assessment procedures, and basic therapeutic approaches to common musculoskeletal presentations. You will learn to manage patients from a wellness perspective and cover the history, philosophy, principles and theories of chiropractic and relevant chiropractic psychomotor skills, as well as gain knowledge of basic science. The course is recognised by the Chiropractic Board of Australia and is the first stage of a two‑part study sequence that is required to achieve full registration as a chiropractor. Upon successful completion of the Bachelor of Science (Chiropractic), you will need to study the two‑year Master of Clinical Chiropractic. Successful completion of the Master of Clinical Chiropractic will meet the requirements for registration with the Chiropractic Board of Australia.

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CC71 ‑ Master of Clinical Chiropractic

For more information see the Postgraduate Guide or www.cqu.edu.au/courses/chiropractic.

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IS CLINICAL MEASUREMENT RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are interested in human physiology and working in the health sector performing physiological tests for patients.

YOUR CLINICAL MEASUREMENT CAREER Clinical measurement may lead you to a career as a respiratory scientist, cardiac scientist, sleep scientist, or working in the health industry as a health professional.

CG93 ‑ BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCEThe Bachelor of Medical Science has a common first year with subsequent years being devoted specifically to the clinical measurement specialisation. The clinical measurement specialisation has been developed in conjunction with relevant professional societies. If you are studying this course online, you will be required to attend residential schools in Rockhampton. There are also two, six‑week work placements in clinical measurement that will develop your professional skills and work readiness.

IS HEALTH SCIENCE RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: have an interest in health, like helping people and would like to keep your career options flexible.

YOUR HEALTH SCIENCE CAREER Health science could lead you to a range of jobs, such as a health researcher working in allied health. Health science is also a great gateway to a range of postgraduate study options. You can choose a specialisation which may allow you to work as a physiotherapist, occupational therapist, podiatrist or speech pathologist.

CB66 ‑ BACHELOR OF ALLIED HEALTH Prepare yourself for a diverse and rewarding career within emerging health roles by studying allied health. This is a practical course designed to develop well‑rounded skills and provide you with a foundational learning opportunity. Your studies will focus on human body systems, the role of allied health practitioners and health care in contemporary society. Completion of this course is the ideal pathway for progression into specialised postgraduate or graduate entry courses in areas such as physiotherapy, occupational therapy, podiatry, speech pathology or public health.

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CQ17 ‑ Master of Health Science

For more information see the Postgraduate Guide or www.cqu.edu.au/courses/health-science.

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IS OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are interested in helping people improve their function and mobility skills.

YOUR OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY CAREER Studying occupational therapy can lead you to a rewarding career as an occupational therapist working across a range of sectors, including aged care, disability, occupational health and rehabilitation, paediatrics and mental health.

IS ORAL HEALTH RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: have always been fascinated with teeth, are precise and have good hand‑eye coordination.

YOUR ORAL HEALTH CAREER Oral health could lead you to work as an oral health therapist, dental therapist and dental hygienist where you will work alongside dentists to provide routine dental care for patients and promote oral health within the community.

CB84 ‑ BACHELOR OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY (HONOURS) The Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours) enables you to develop highly‑desired skills in areas such as assessment, service development, evaluation and critical thinking, enabling you to graduate work ready. The course focuses on practical learning experiences, so you benefit from industry placements across a range of practice areas including the purpose‑built allied health clinic at CQUniversity Rockhampton North. This course is accredited with the Occupational Therapy Board of Australia.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

HLT35015 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN DENTAL ASSISTINGIf you would like to help people smile, consider a career in dental assisting. With this certificate qualification, you will acquire practical skills across a wide range of dental functions. Learn how to prepare procedures, assist dental staff with activities, such as dental radiography, help with practice administration, provide high standards of infection control, use business technology and obtain skills to work with diverse people. You will gain hands‑on and practical skills throughout this course as you are required to complete at least 250 hours of work in a dental practice as part of your training and education.

IS NUTRITION RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are passionate about nutrition and diet, and enjoy helping others better themselves.

YOUR NUTRITION CAREER Study in nutrition could lead you to a career in nutrition‑related health promotion in food and nutrition industries, as well as in related industries as an educator or researcher, in media or working with public health.

CG93 ‑ BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE The Bachelor of Medical Science has a common first year of eight units with subsequent years being devoted specifically to nutrition specialisation options. You will study 16 specific nutrition units including a six‑week work placement in nutrition that will develop your professional skills and work‑readiness. If you are studying this course online, you will be required to attend residential schools in Rockhampton. The nutrition specialisation has been developed in accordance with Nutrition Society of Australia guidelines.

CC59 ‑ BACHELOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH (SPECIALISATION)The Bachelor of Public Health major in nutrition is a versatile degree allowing you to focus on public health nutrition. The course includes 12 core units providing you with a solid understanding of public health fundamentals that can be applied to a wide variety of public health situations. The nutrition major is eight units and there is the opportunity to combine this with a minor of four units in environmental health, Indigenous studies, health promotion, occupational health and safety, environmental science, built environment, exercise science, or management and human resources.


IS PHYSIOTHERAPY RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: have an interest in the human body and a desire to help people recover via improved movement.

YOUR PHYSIOTHERAPY CAREER Physiotherapy study can lead you to a career as a physiotherapist where you may work in a variety of healthcare settings such as hospitals, community health centres, rehabilitation units, private practice, schools, research, occupational health, sport clinics and teams.

IS PATHOLOGY RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are interested in the causes and effects of disease, and like the idea of working in a laboratory.

YOUR PATHOLOGY CAREER A career in pathology may lead you to employment as a diagnostic medical scientist in the public or private sector.

CL10 ‑ BACHELOR OF MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE (HONOURS) While studying the Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science (Honours), you will learn theoretical and technical knowledge in the clinical disciplines of laboratory medicine for application in the diagnostic setting. You will develop clinical decision‑making and problem‑solving skills through opportunities in professional practice, case‑based studies and research projects. You will be required to undertake work placements in an accredited pathology laboratory for a total of 24 weeks. This will develop your professional skills and work readiness. Residential schools for online students are held in Rockhampton. This course is accredited by the Australian Institute of Medical Scientists.

CB85 ‑ BACHELOR OF PHYSIOTHERAPY (HONOURS)The Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) provides you with a high quality contemporary education including five clinical placements in your third and fourth year, each of five‑weeks duration. You will learn in purpose‑built physiotherapy labs which will prepare you with the skills and knowledge required to participate in work placements. The course is accredited by the Australian Physiotherapy Council and is designed to develop your skills to become confident in assessing, treating and managing a range of conditions for people of all ages, enabling you to practice as a physiotherapist.

CB29 ‑ BACHELOR OF ORAL HEALTH The Bachelor of Oral Health at CQUniversity will develop your skills to effectively perform preventive and operative dentistry for patients and provide specialist dental practices. The course has a strong focus on work‑integrated learning in pre‑clinical and clinical settings such as our purpose‑fit oral health laboratory and dental clinic at CQUniversity Rockhampton North. This allows you to gain valuable practical experience, and increases your employability so you can graduate work ready. This course is accredited by the Australian Dental Council and approved by the Dental Board of Australia.

IS PODIATRY RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: have always been interested in feet and how they function, as well as the biomechanics of lower limbs.

YOUR PODIATRY CAREER Study in podiatry can lead you to a role as a podiatrist, where you could work in a range of rural and urban settings such as in hospitals, health clinics, community health centres, or in private practice.

CB86 ‑ BACHELOR OF PODIATRY PRACTICE (HONOURS)Study the Bachelor of Podiatry Practice (Honours) at CQUniversity and equip yourself with the knowledge and skills required to practice as a podiatrist. Your education and training will explore a variety of health sciences topics such as anatomy, physiology, microbiology and psychology, plus much more. You will benefit from completing clinical placements at the purpose‑built allied health clinic at CQUniversity Rockhampton North, as well as in a variety of external clinical settings. This course is an approved course of study in accordance with the National Board, and has received accreditation from the Australian and New Zealand Podiatry Accreditation Council.

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IS ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are interested in working in health and using ultrasound to examine the action of the heart.

YOUR ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY CAREER Studying echocardiography will qualify you as an echocardiographer, where you will be able to pursue a career in hospitals or community health practices.

IS SPEECH PATHOLOGY RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: have a passion for helping those with speech, language, voice and other communication difficulties.

YOUR SPEECH PATHOLOGY CAREER As a speech pathologist, you may find a career in a range of areas including in hospitals, community centres, rehabilitation centres, schools, aged‑care facilities or in private practice.

CB87 ‑ BACHELOR OF SPEECH PATHOLOGY (HONOURS) The Bachelor of Speech Pathology (Honours) offers you the opportunity to develop specialist knowledge in speech pathology practice. To facilitate the high level of independent clinical decision making required of graduates, the course uses a range of contemporary teaching approaches. The course offers an emphasis on interprofessional education to equip you to work effectively with your fellow health professionals in today’s work environment. The course involves extensive work placements where students observe and work in clinical settings. The course is undergoing the accreditation process with Speech Pathology Australia.

CV69 ‑ BACHELOR OF ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY AND CARDIAC PHYSIOLOGY/GRADUATE DIPLOMA OF ECHOCARDIOGRAPHYYou will undertake a four‑year full‑time course of study, made up of a three‑year undergraduate Bachelor of Echocardiography and Cardiac Physiology and a one‑year Graduate Diploma of Echocardiography. You will be able to apply your knowledge of cardiac physiology, measurement science and practical echocardiographic scanning skills in the diagnostic setting. The Graduate Diploma of Echocardiography is accredited by the Australasian Sonographer Accreditation Registry. You must complete both the bachelor and graduate diploma components of this course to gain accreditation.

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CL74 ‑ Graduate Diploma of Cardiac Ultrasound » CV83 ‑ Master of Medical Ultrasound

For more information see the Postgraduate Guide or www.cqu.edu.au/courses/echocardiography.

DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING COURSES


IS MEDICAL IMAGING RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: would like a career in anatomy that uses image technology to diagnose ailments.

YOUR MEDICAL IMAGING CAREER Medical imaging can lead you to a role as a diagnostic radiographer working in public and private hospitals, clinics and community health‑care services.

CG92 ‑ BACHELOR OF MEDICAL IMAGING CQUniversity’s Bachelor of Medical Imaging involves you being trained in a state‑of‑the‑art, purpose‑built environment and using the latest technology to ensure you graduate work ready. Focusing on developing key competencies, you will become confident in digital technology, community engagement, and remote and rural innovation. By completing extensive work placements, you will gain practical experience and be able to apply your skills and knowledge in a real‑world setting. This course is accredited by the Medical Radiation Practice Board of Australia for graduate access to professional registration.

IS SONOGRAPHY RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are interested in helping patients recover and using ultrasound image technology to diagnose illnesses.

YOUR SONOGRAPHY CAREER Study in this area can lead you to a career as a medical sonographer, working in the public or private sector.

CG91 ‑ BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY AND GRADUATE DIPLOMA OF MEDICAL SONOGRAPHYThe Bachelor of Medical Sonography and Graduate Diploma of Medical Sonography is a unique four‑year combined bachelor degree and postgraduate diploma course designed to develop your clinical skills. Your training incorporates extensive clinical experience, allowing you to apply your skills and knowledge in a real‑life environment. The course is taught in state‑of‑the‑art, purpose‑built environments using the latest digital technology and simulated learning clinics to ensure you graduate work ready. On completion, you will be recognised as a high‑calibre practitioner and accredited sonographer. You will be ready to perform all the major types of ultrasound examinations. The course is accredited by the Australian Sonographer Accreditation Registry.

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CV83 ‑ Master of Medical Ultrasound

For more information see the Postgraduate Guide or www.cqu.edu.au/courses/sonography.

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Accounting | Bookkeeping | Business | Business Administration | Financial Planning | Human Resource Management Innovation | Management | Marketing and Public Relations | Property | Supply Chain and Logistics | Tourism

Our extensive range of undergraduate accounting study options can help you achieve your goals, no matter what they may be. If you want to be recognised by the Australian accounting bodies as an accredited professional accountant, our Bachelor of Accounting or dual degrees in accounting and business or accounting and law will help you achieve your career aspirations. If you’re more interested in building your accounting knowledge within a multidisciplinary context than qualifying as a professional accountant, our TAFE qualifications, or dual degrees in arts and business or professional communication and business allow you to major in accounting and may be ideal for you. Already hold a degree but looking to meet professional recognition requirements? Pick up our Postgraduate Guide or visit www.cqu.edu.au/courses/accounting to explore your options.

CQ01 ‑ BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING The Bachelor of Accounting gives you the opportunity to study a degree recognised by professional accounting bodies throughout Australia and allows you to take advantage of the exciting career opportunities that exist in the modern business environment. As part of this degree, you will complete specialist accounting units, plus a major or two minors from a choice of business and non‑business disciplines. This combination of core units and electives gives you the opportunity to accumulate knowledge wider than accounting. This course is accredited by CPA Australia, Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, Chartered Institute of Management Accountants, and meets the associate membership requirements of the Institute of Public Accountants.

IS ACCOUNTING RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are fascinated by the way numbers can tell a story or maybe just enjoy maths.

YOUR ACCOUNTING CAREER Accounting can lead you to a wide array of rewarding career opportunities. A VET qualification can set you up as an accounting assistant, accounting clerk, accounts payable clerk or accounts receivable clerk. An undergraduate degree can open doors for a career as a budget analyst, financial accountant, tax accountant, business advisor or many other diverse accounting specialisations.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

FNS40217 ‑ CERTIFICATE IV IN ACCOUNTING AND BOOKKEEPINGThe Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping is designed to develop your technical knowledge and bookkeeping and accounting skills. This course will develop your skills in effectively establishing and maintaining manual and computerised accounting systems and compiling Business Activity Statements (BAS). Your studies will provide you with a solid foundation to continue with further education and training at a higher level, allowing you to increase your employability.

FNS50217 ‑ DIPLOMA OF ACCOUNTINGThis course equips you with the technical skills and knowledge needed to provide professional financial services and enhance your employability. Your training will focus on enabling you to perform management and administrative accounting functions. You will develop skills to effectively use computerised accounting systems, prepare income tax returns and establish business networks. If you would like to continue your studies in this area, you may be interested in CQUniversity’s Bachelor of Business or Bachelor of Accounting. You may receive credit for units within these degrees, following completion of the Diploma of Accounting.

ACCOUNTING COURSES


BUSINESS AND ACCOUNTING

CA01 ‑ BACHELOR OF BUSINESSThe Bachelor of Business offers an alternative option for studying accounting. This course is predominantly business‑ and management‑focused and allows you to choose to major in accounting. You will complete a total of 24 units, including eight compulsory business units, eight management units, and eight accounting specialist units.

CQ91 ‑ BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING/BACHELOR OF BUSINESSStudy the Bachelor of Accounting/Bachelor of Business and get the best of both disciplines. You'll gain in‑depth accounting and business knowledge, opening the door to a wide range of career opportunities. The accounting component of this degree is accredited by the three professional accounting associations in Australia. Combine this with a range of other business disciplines, such as financial planning, property, social innovation, human resources management, or marketing for a well‑rounded and highly‑employable set of skills.

CB06 ‑ BACHELOR OF ARTS/ BACHELOR OF BUSINESSThe Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Business dual degree will appeal to you if your career aspirations are best served by combining a multidisciplinary course that allows you to pursue studies in the broad discipline areas of humanities and the social sciences, with a professional business course that includes specific accounting content. The course consists of 32 units, of which eight are core business units and a further eight are accounting units. For the arts component of your course, you will choose two eight‑unit majors from disciplines, including creative and professional writing, geography and environmental studies, history, liberal arts, English and cultural studies and social enquiry.

CU47 ‑ BACHELOR OF BUSINESS/BACHELOR OF PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATIONThis dual degree offers you the opportunity to build a broader context for your accounting studies. Consisting of 32 units, this degree provides you with the opportunity to combine the study of public relations, communication and business with an eight‑unit accounting major. This four‑year course also has the option for you to complete a work placement as part of a communication project. If you want the opportunity to gain an understanding of accounting, communications and core business concepts, this is the ideal study option for you.

CB68 ‑ BACHELOR OF LAWS AND BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING This double degree enhances your employability and equips you with the technical skills and understanding of both law and accounting disciplines, as well as the relationship between these professions. The Bachelor of Laws provides you with a degree that is accredited by the Legal Practitioners Admissions Board of Queensland. After completing an additional Practical Legal Training course, you may seek admission as an Australian Legal Practitioner. The Bachelor of Accounting provides you with a degree that is accredited by CPA Australia, Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, and Chartered Institute of Management Accountants, and meets the associate membership requirements of the Institute of Public Accountants.

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CC38 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Professional Accounting » CC35 ‑ Graduate Diploma of Professional Accounting » CC57 ‑ Master of Professional Accounting

For more information, see the Postgraduate Guide or www.cqu.edu.au/courses/accounting.

CQUNISTORIES

'The very first unit I did was Principles of Accounting and the lecturer was awesome. When I watch her lectures, she is very passionate… she really inspired me.'MICHELLE HEWETTBACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING

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IS BOOKKEEPING RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: have an eye for detail, consider yourself methodical and careful, and enjoy working with numbers and maths.

YOUR BOOKKEEPING CAREER Studying bookkeeping can lead you to career working as a clerk in accounts payable or receivable or as a bookkeeper.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

FNS30317 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN ACCOUNTS ADMINISTRATIONIf you would like to pursue a career in finance or formalise your existing practical experience, this course may be for you. Your studies will focus on developing valuable skills that are highly‑sought‑after by finance departments. Enhance your employability by gaining formal training in fundamental office procedures, such as checking and processing financial data entry, accounts payable and accounts receivable, and much more. This course is the ideal platform if you choose to increase your skill set and employment prospects by undertaking further studies.

FNS40217 ‑ CERTIFICATE IV IN ACCOUNTING AND BOOKKEEPINGThe Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping is designed to develop your technical knowledge and bookkeeping and accounting skills. This course will develop your skills in effectively establishing and maintaining manual and computerised accounting systems, and compiling Business Activity Statements (BAS). Your studies will provide you with a solid foundation to continue with further education and training at a higher level, allowing you to increase your employability.

IS BUSINESS RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are interested in how an organisation coordinates its activities to deliver value to their customers.

YOUR BUSINESS CAREER A business qualification will open up career opportunities in accounting, administration, finance, human resources, management, marketing and many other diverse career paths.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

BSB20115 ‑ CERTIFICATE II IN BUSINESS Whether you are refreshing your office administration skills, or just getting started, the Certificate II in Business will teach you the basics of working in a business environment. This course has been designed to teach you about different procedures in business, including becoming proficient in office systems, and dealing with customers and clients. You will develop skills in contributing to workplace safety and working effectively in a business environment, such as innovation and communication, as well as sought‑after technology skills in word processing, keyboarding and spreadsheets.

BSB30115 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN BUSINESSTake the next step in your business career and equip yourself with advanced office‑related skills by studying the Certificate III in Business. You will develop industry‑relevant skills and gain knowledge in computing technology, office practices and finance – capabilities that are highly desired by employers. Graduate work ready and equipped to pursue a business career in a variety of office administrative roles.

BSB40215 ‑ CERTIFICATE IV IN BUSINESSIf you enjoy being an administrator and would like to improve your business skills, as well as advance your career, the Certificate IV in Business may be for you. Learn how to develop work priorities, organise meetings, coordinate basic resources, develop and use complex Word spreadsheets and Word documents. Your studies will focus on developing administrative, organisational and technological capabilities. You will also gain skills required to perform routine tasks, such as report and business writing, and general occupational health and safety duties.

BUSINESS COURSES


CG01 ‑ DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS STUDIESThe Diploma of Business Studies is ideal for you if you are unable to devote the time to study a three‑year business degree. This one‑year course involves eight units, including the core study areas of accounting, economics, organisational behaviour, management, law, communication, human resources and marketing. If you continue your studies with CQUniversity’s Bachelor of Business, you can receive credits for units completed within this diploma.

CA01 ‑ BACHELOR OF BUSINESSThe unique Bachelor of Business offers a double major, combining a management major with one of six other business majors, so you end up with foundational business knowledge, as well as advanced knowledge in two specialist areas. The course is structured with eight compulsory core business units, along with eight units that form a major in management. You will then have the opportunity to complete an additional eight‑unit major or two four‑unit minors. Majors include accounting, human resource management, marketing, property, social innovation or financial planning. Minors include tourism, marketing, human resource management or digital media. The structure of this course gives you the opportunity to develop a broad range of skills relating to the modern business environment.

Our range of undergraduate business study options means we'll have an option to help you achieve your goals. The Diploma of Business Studies gives you foundational business knowledge and follows the same structure as the first year of the Bachelor of Business. The Bachelor of Business offers you a choice of majors from six disciplines. Alternatively, if you are seeking significantly more depth to your business studies, you may consider a dual business degree, combining business with accounting, arts, laws or professional communication. If you are interested in complementing your study in business with humanities and social sciences, a Bachelor of Arts with a business major could be for you.

BSB50215 ‑ DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS If you want to further develop your skills across a wide variety of business functions, the Diploma of Business may be for you. Your studies will focus on building the crucial skills needed to work in a senior administrative role, including how to effectively manage meetings, conferences, human resources and your professional development needs. Further study opportunities include the Bachelor of Business or Bachelor of Accounting. You may receive credit within these bachelor degrees, following completion of the Diploma of Business.

CA10 ‑ BACHELOR OF ARTSCQUniversity's Bachelor of Arts is an ideal business study option if you would like to explore the traditional arts disciplines of creative and professional writing, geography and environmental studies, history, liberal arts, English and cultural studies, or social enquiry in conjunction with a professional business major. The combination of arts and business majors will enable you to think deeply in the arenas of humanities and social sciences, applying well‑developed problem solving, critical thinking and evaluating skills to your career in business.

CQ91 ‑ BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING/BACHELOR OF BUSINESS The Bachelor of Accounting/Bachelor of Business dual degree is a great option if you would like to gain a strong understanding and relevant skills across the disciplines of business and accounting. The accounting component of this degree is accredited by the three accounting professional associations in Australia. You will complement your accounting studies with a business major, choosing from financial planning, property, social innovation, human resource management or marketing to graduate with a well‑rounded and highly‑employable set of skills.

CB06 ‑ BACHELOR OF ARTS/BACHELOR OF BUSINESSThe Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Business dual degree will appeal to you if your career aspirations are best served by combining a multidisciplinary course that allows you to pursue studies in the broad discipline areas of humanities and the social sciences, with a professional business course. The course consists of 32 units, of which eight are core business units, and an additional eight represent a major in one of the business disciplines of accounting, financial planning, human resource management, marketing, property, or social innovation. For the arts component of your course, you will choose two majors from disciplines including creative and professional writing, geography and environmental studies, history, liberal arts, English and cultural studies and social enquiry.


CU47 ‑ BACHELOR OF BUSINESS/BACHELOR OF PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION This dual degree provides you with the opportunity to combine the study of public relations and communication with business majors for a relevant and competitive degree. This four‑year course includes units in public relations, communication and business. You also have the option to complete a work placement as part of a communication project. The ability to combine a professional communication focus with business disciplines, such as marketing, human resource management, social innovation, financial planning, accounting or property, shows the versatility of this dual degree.

CL53 ‑ BACHELOR OF LAWS AND BACHELOR OF BUSINESSThe Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Business is a combined degree offering accreditation with the respective industry bodies in both business and law. The Bachelor of Laws component enables you to proceed to practise as a legal practitioner after completing the required professional training. The Bachelor of Business component of the degree allows you to choose a major from either accounting, financial planning, human resource management, management, marketing, property or social innovation. If you are looking for a degree that allows you to enter the legal profession with in‑depth business knowledge and skills, this is the course for you.

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CH76 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Management » CL21 ‑ Master of Business Management » CA81 ‑ Master of Business » CD60 ‑ Doctor of Philosophy (Business and Informatics)

For more information see the Postgraduate Guide or www.cqu.edu.au/courses/business.

IS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: value being organised, are interested in the way businesses run and want a qualification that will broaden your employment opportunities.

YOUR BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CAREER Study in business administration creates career opportunities in a wide variety of industries. Possible roles include, accounts clerk, data entry operator, executive assistant, receptionist, administration supervisor, project administrator, office manager or administration manager.

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BSB30415 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION If you are seeking employment in an office or business environment, the Certificate III in Business Administration may be for you. Your studies will focus on developing business administration skills through the use of Microsoft Word and other computer applications and software. Upon completion, you will have the skills required to undertake common business‑related tasks, such as producing documents, building customer relationships and financial administration duties.

BSB40515 ‑ CERTIFICATE IV IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Study the Certificate IV in Business Administration and equip yourself with valuable administrative skills to enhance your employability and prepare you for office administration and project assistant roles. Your studies will focus on developing a broad skill set across a range of administrative contexts, including the ability to problem solve and analyse, and evaluate information. Following completion of this course, you may choose to further your studies and build on your skills with the Diploma of Business Administration.

BSB50415 ‑ DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONEquip yourself with valuable business skills to enhance your employability with the Diploma of Business Administration, and prepare yourself for roles in office administration management. Your studies will focus on developing your knowledge and skills to plan, execute and evaluate a range of tasks, including problem solving and analysing, and evaluating information.


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FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CC51 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Business Administration » CC52 ‑ Graduate Diploma of Business Administration » CL20 ‑ Master of Business Administration » CL39 ‑ Master of Business Administration (Leadership)

For more information see the Postgraduate Guide or www.cqu.edu.au/courses/business.

CA01 ‑ BACHELOR OF BUSINESSThe Bachelor of Business offers you the opportunity to combine your business studies with a major in financial planning. The course is structured with eight compulsory business units that provide foundational business knowledge, an eight‑unit major in management and a final eight‑unit major in financial planning. The financial planning major is accredited by the Financial Planning Association of Australia. The Bachelor of Business provides a strong foundation in business and management to accompany financial planning, ensuring you graduate with well‑rounded skills and knowledge.

IS FINANCIAL PLANNING RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are interested in budgets, forecasts and analysis and are keen to find ways to manage money.

YOUR FINANCIAL PLANNING CAREER A qualification in financial planning offers career opportunities within business, government or not‑for‑profit organisations. As a financial planner or advisor, you’ll be working with people and organisations to help protect or grow their wealth, or with individuals, to help with meeting financial goals or preparing for retirement.

All of the CQUniversity financial planning options are accredited with the Financial Planning Association of Australia. Our range of financial planning study options allow you to combine the study of financial planning with complementary disciplines to gain well-rounded skills relevant to your interests and career aspirations. You can choose to study financial planning as part of an accounting, business or property degree. There are also dual degree options that allow you to obtain more in-depth contextual knowledge. If you already hold a degree and need to meet the educational requirements of the Financial Planning Association of Australia, pick up our Postgraduate Guide or visit www.cqu.edu.au/courses/financial‑planning to explore your options.


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CQ01 ‑ BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING Studying the Bachelor of Accounting with a major in financial planning is an ideal option if you are seeking a career in the accounting or finance industries. As part of this degree, you will complete 16 specialist accounting units, plus an eight‑unit major in financial planning. This course is accredited by the Financial Planning Education Council and recognised by the Financial Planning Association of Australia. The accounting component of this degree is accredited by the three Australian accounting bodies.

CF56 ‑ BACHELOR OF PROPERTY If you have a keen interest in property, as well as financial planning, the Bachelor of Property is ideal for you. The course is accredited by the Australian Property Institute and the Financial Planning Association of Australia. You will study 16 core property units, plus eight financial planning units. Upon successful completion, you may consider pursuing a career in the field of financial planning, estate and succession planning, or property investment.

CQ91 ‑ BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING/BACHELOR OF BUSINESS This dual degree allows you to study financial planning, business and accounting to develop a well‑rounded and highly‑employable set of skills. You will combine your accounting and business studies with an eight‑unit major in financial planning. The Bachelor of Accounting/Bachelor of Business is accredited by the three accounting professional bodies, and the financial planning major is accredited by the Financial Planning Association of Australia.

CB06 ‑ BACHELOR OF ARTS/ BACHELOR OF BUSINESS This multidisciplinary course allows you to pursue studies in the broad discipline areas of humanities and the social sciences with a professional business course and a financial planning major. The course consists of 32 units, including eight core business units, an eight‑unit financial planning major and two eight‑unit arts majors. For the arts component of your course, you will choose two majors from disciplines, including creative and professional writing, geography and environmental studies, history, liberal arts, English and cultural studies, and social enquiry. The financial planning major of this dual degree is accredited by the Financial Planning Association of Australia.

CU47 ‑ BACHELOR OF BUSINESS/BACHELOR OF PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATIONAn alternative option to study financial planning is to complete the dual degree Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Professional Communication. This course introduces a communications context to your financial planning studies. The course consists of 32 units, including 13 core professional communication units, eight core business units, an eight‑unit financial planning major and three electives. The financial planning major is accredited by the Financial Planning Association of Australia.

CQUNISTORIES

My name is Tim and I completed a Bachelor of Property at CQUniversity.

The course material was relevant and up‑to‑date. The degree gives you a very good understanding of the local and global markets. You get the fundamentals of economics and finance, how day‑to‑day business is run and how that data transforms into real property.

The lecturers were also supportive; several times I had assignments that I couldn’t quite finish, so I’d just email and get the response I needed to continue.

TIM BISCHOFBACHELOR OF PROPERTY

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CL67 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Financial Planning » CL65 ‑ Graduate Diploma of Financial Planning » CL66 ‑ Master of Financial Planning

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IS HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: love working with people and the idea of helping organisations get the best from their staff or helping individuals maximise their career opportunities.

YOUR HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT CAREER A career in human resource management could lead you to a range of positions where you’ll be creating effective plans to recruit, train and develop your organisations’ most important asset – people.

CA01 ‑ BACHELOR OF BUSINESSThe Bachelor of Business develops your business skills and gives you the opportunity to pursue a major in human resource‑s management. You will complete a total of 24 units, including eight compulsory business units, eight human resources management specialist units and eight management units. The human resources management major will develop your knowledge and expertise in planning, recruitment and selection, and performance management. The human resources management major is accredited by the Australian Human Research Institute.

CQ01 ‑ BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING If you are seeking a career as a multi‑skilled and dynamic accountant, and have a keen interest in human resources management, this course is ideal for you. This degree will enhance your ability to give worthwhile business advice and guidance, make cost‑effective decisions, and gain an understanding of key human resources management functions. The Bachelor of Accounting consists of 16 specialist accounting units, plus an eight‑unit major in human resources management and is accredited by the three Australian accounting bodies.

At CQUniversity, you'll find a number of undergraduate study options that allow you to explore the field of human resources management. Human resources management is relevant to all industries and disciplines, so our course options allow you to tailor your studies in human resources management to a wide range of fields. All of the degree and dual degree options listed in this section provide you with the opportunity to complete a major in human resources management.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

BSB41015 ‑ CERTIFICATE IV IN HUMAN RESOURCESThis course may be suitable if you have a desire to enter the human resources (HR) industry or are an existing practitioner wanting to expand your level of general HR knowledge. During your studies, you will explore a range of HR concepts, including HR functions, recruitment, selection and induction of staff, workplace health and safety policies, plus much more. You will study legislative requirements and industrial relations procedure, as well as ways to establish effective workplace relationships and support employees.

BSB50618 ‑ DIPLOMA OF HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENTIf you are looking to commence work in the field of human resources (HR), or would like to advance your career, this course may be for you. Your studies will focus on developing skills enabling you to effectively perform a variety of duties, such as recruitment, selection, and developing performance management processes. You will become confident in developing HR policies and procedures, workforce planning and employee relations. Further study opportunities include the Bachelor of Business at CQUniversity. You may receive credit within this degree, following completion of the Diploma of Human Resources Management.


CG04 ‑ BACHELOR OF PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATIONThe Bachelor of Professional Communication, specialising in human resources management, is a multidisciplinary course that allows you to combine the study of communication and public relations with an eight‑unit major in human resources management. You will be able to apply knowledge of issues associated with human resources management with your communication skills to work effectively to support people and foster a positive culture within an organisational setting.

CQ91 ‑ BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING/BACHELOR OF BUSINESSThe Bachelor of Accounting/Bachelor of Business degree includes a major in human resources management. Your studies combine accounting and business with human resources management, ensuring you graduate with well‑rounded skills and knowledge across these fields. The accounting component of this degree is accredited by the three professional accounting associations in Australia. This 32‑unit course, consists of 18 core accounting and business units, eight human resources management units and six electives. This dual degree provides context and depth to your studies.

CB06 ‑ BACHELOR OF ARTS/BACHELOR OF BUSINESS The Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Business dual degree is a multidisciplinary course that allows you to gain knowledge in a range of humanities, business and social science disciplines. Not only will you enhance your understanding of a wide range of business areas and operations, you will also gain a broader perspective on the contemporary world and develop your critical, analytical and problem‑solving skills. The course contains 32 units, consisting of eight core business units, an eight‑unit human resources management major and two eight‑unit arts majors. As part of the arts component of your course, you will choose two majors from disciplines, including creative and professional writing, geography and environmental studies, history, liberal arts, English and cultural studies, and social enquiry. The human resources management major is accredited by the Australian Human Resource Institute

CU47 ‑ BACHELOR OF BUSINESS/BACHELOR OF PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATIONThis dual degree provides you with the opportunity to combine the study of public relations and communication with a business major in human resources management for a well‑rounded and competitive degree. This four‑year course includes units in public relations, communication and business. You also have the option to complete a work placement as part of a communication project. The course is structured with 13 core professional communications units, eight core business units, an eight‑unit major in human resources management and three electives. The human resources management major is accredited by the Australian Human Resource Institute.

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CH76 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Management » CC67 ‑ Graduate Diploma of Human

Resource Management » CC72 ‑ Master of Human Resource Management

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IS INNOVATION RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: like solving problems and coming up with solutions that benefit communities.

YOUR INNOVATION CAREER Social innovation is becoming increasingly important to both modern organisations and the communities they operate in, as they embrace the need for creative and resourceful solutions to the challenges facing the modern world. Roles in this area have no boundaries but may include policy officer, change agent, partnership manager, account managers, social influencer or entrepreneur.

CA01 ‑ BACHELOR OF BUSINESS The Bachelor of Business offers you the opportunity to concentrate your studies in the growing area of social innovation. The course is structured with eight compulsory core business units that provide the foundation of business knowledge and complement the eight‑unit major in social innovation, and eight‑unit major in management. Social innovation involves studies in social change, entrepreneurship and innovation and, when matched with the fundamentals of business and an understanding of the field of management, provides a unique platform for future career opportunities.

CQ91 ‑ BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING/BACHELOR OF BUSINESSThe Bachelor of Accounting/Bachelor of Business will appeal to you if you wish to combine your social innovation studies with accounting and business. As part of this course, you will complete a social innovation major that focuses on areas such as introducing social change, pitching and funding of innovations, foundations of social innovation, critical, cultural and social psychology, and more. You will complete a total of 32 units, consisting of 18 core units across accounting and business, an eight‑unit social innovation major and six electives. The accounting component of this degree is accredited by the three professional accounting bodies throughout Australia.

CQUniversity is recognised as Australia’s first and only Changemaker Campus by Ashoka U, an exclusive global social innovation group made up of 42 other respected education institutions across the world. Studying social innovation with CQUniversity allows you to benefit from this global association and be exposed to current and emerging trends.

CB06 ‑ BACHELOR OF ARTS/BACHELOR OF BUSINESS The Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Business degree will appeal to you if wish to combine your social innovation studies with humanities and social science. The course contains 32 units, of which eight are core business units and eight represent a major in social innovation. For the arts component of your course, you will choose two majors from disciplines, including creative and professional writing, geography and environmental studies, history, liberal arts, English and cultural studies, and social enquiry.

CU47 ‑ BACHELOR OF BUSINESS/BACHELOR OF PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATIONThis dual degree provides you with the opportunity to combine the study of public relations and communication with a social innovation major. This four‑year course includes units in public relations, communication and social innovation. You also have the option to complete a work placement as part of a communication project. The course is structured with 13 core professional communications units, eight core business units, an eight‑unit major in social innovation and a further three electives.

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CV88 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Social Innovation » CL21 ‑ Master of Business Management

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IS MANAGEMENT RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are interested in leading a team, organising resources and bringing your creative ideas into reality.

YOUR MANAGEMENT CAREER A qualification in management can help you become a leader in any industry you choose. You will apply your organisational, strategic and leadership skills and knowledge to achieve improved outcomes in a range of positions from senior employee through to CEO.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

BSB42618 ‑ CERTIFICATE IV IN NEW SMALL BUSINESSStudy the Certificate IV in New Small Business and equip yourself with the confidence, skills and knowledge required to establish your own small business. Your studies will explore areas including legal and risk management, finance, marketing, small business planning and customer service. This course guides you through everything you need to know to set up a small business.

BSB42015 ‑ CERTIFICATE IV IN LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENTIf you are moving into a supervisory position or want formal recognition for supervisory skills you have developed in the workplace, the Certificate IV in Leadership and Management may be for you. Enhance your supervisory skills and knowledge, and develop valuable capabilities in leadership, operational planning, and workplace health and safety. Upon completion of this course, you may be able to enter or enhance a career in management.

BSB51918 ‑ DIPLOMA OF LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENTIf you would like to develop leadership management skills and apply knowledge, practical skills and experience in leadership and management across a range of enterprise and industry contexts, this course is for you. You will develop skills and knowledge to plan, organise, implement and monitor your workload and the workload of others. Upon completion you will be able to design, apply and evaluate solutions to problems, and identify, analyse and compare information from a range of sources.

Choose an undergraduate management course designed to help you achieve your goals. The Bachelor of Business will allow you to combine business fundamentals with management and one of six major options. The Bachelor of Accounting combines a management major with a grounding in accounting. The Bachelor of Professional Communication allows you to add expertise in communications and public relations to your management skills. The dual degree combining these two options offers the best of both worlds, with a range of choice in speciality. If your management needs are specific to hospitality, the Bachelor of Hospitality Management will provide you with business skills and knowledge specific to the hospitality industry.

CA01 ‑ BACHELOR OF BUSINESSThe Bachelor of Business is designed to develop your business skills and gives you the opportunity to pursue a major in management. You are required to complete a total of 24 units, including eight core business units, an eight‑unit major in management and a final eight‑unit major or two four‑unit minors in other business disciplines. The management major will develop your knowledge and expertise in areas such as managing organisational change, entrepreneurship, innovation and new ventures, quality management, and production and operations management. This versatile course allows you to combine your management studies with other business disciplines, such as accounting, human resources management, marketing, property, financial planning and social innovation.


CB06 ‑ BACHELOR OF ARTS/BACHELOR OF BUSINESS The Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Business degree allows you to combine your study of management with humanities and social science. The course is made up of 32 units, including eight core business units, an eight‑unit major in management and two eight‑unit arts majors. As part of the arts component of your course, you will choose two majors from disciplines, including creative and professional writing, geography and environmental studies, history, liberal arts, English and cultural studies, and social enquiry.

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CH76 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Management » CL50 ‑ Graduate Diploma of Public Administration » CL21 ‑ Master of Business Management » CC74 ‑ Master of Management for Engineers

For more information see the Postgraduate Guide or www.cqu.edu.au/courses/management.

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CQ01 ‑ BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTINGOur Bachelor of Accounting provides the opportunity to undertake an eight‑unit management major alongside 16 core accounting units. The management units focus on strategy and change, entrepreneurship, quality and operations management, social innovation and more. The Bachelor of Accounting is recognised by the three professional accounting bodies throughout Australia.

CB69 ‑ BACHELOR OF HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENTDesigned specifically to follow on from a Diploma or Advanced Diploma in Hospitality Management, the Bachelor of Hospitality Management is your gateway to a career in this growing industry. This course provides you with the opportunity to widen your career prospects in hospitality management, through exposure to studies in business‑related disciplines. You will develop a broad range of hospitality management skills in the areas of human resources management, occupational health and safety law, management, and marketing – all skills required for a successful and diverse career in hospitality.

CG04 ‑ BACHELOR OF PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATIONThe Bachelor of Professional Communication, specialising in management, is a multidisciplinary course that allows you to combine the study of communication and public relations with eight introductory and advanced technical units focusing on management fundamentals, human resources, employment relations, quality management and more. This well‑rounded course will prepare you for a wide range of management roles and industries, where high‑level communication skills are vital.


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CA01 ‑ BACHELOR OF BUSINESS This course is designed to develop your business skills and give you the opportunity to pursue a major in marketing. You will complete a total of 24 units, including eight core business units, eight marketing specialist units and eight management units. The marketing major will develop your knowledge and expertise in areas such as consumer behaviour, market research, digital marketing and customer relationship management.

CQ01 ‑ BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING Studying accounting and marketing is a combination available within CQUniversity's Bachelor of Accounting. This course consists of an eight‑unit marketing major, alongside 16 core accounting units. The marketing units focus on digital marketing, international marketing, consumer behaviour, strategic marketing, new product development and more. The Bachelor of accounting is recognised by the three professional accounting bodies throughout Australia.

IS MARKETING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: enjoy understanding and communicating with consumers and showcasing products and services in creative ways.

YOUR MARKETING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS CAREER Marketing and public relations courses could lead you to many diverse career options. Public relations roles may involve media relations, community relations or internal communications. Marketing roles may include advertising, recruitment, events, digital marketing, social media, brand management, or data analytics.

You can choose to study marketing with CQUniversity from a range of perspectives. For a business focus, explore the Bachelor of Business or Bachelor of Accounting. For social sciences, see the Bachelor of Arts, and for communications, see the Bachelor of Professional Communication. You can also choose a dual degree, where your study in marketing and public relations will be combined with other complementary disciplines.

CG04 ‑ BACHELOR OF PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATIONThe Bachelor of Professional Communication, specialising in marketing, is a multidisciplinary course that allows you to combine the study of communication and public relations with eight units in marketing. The marketing major will develop your knowledge and skills in marketing fundamentals, such as digital marketing, service product marketing, international marketing and more. This well‑rounded course will prepare you for a wide range of marketing roles and industries where high‑level communication skills are vital.

CQ91 ‑ BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING/ BACHELOR OF BUSINESS If you are looking for more depth in your marketing and accounting studies, the Bachelor of Accounting/Bachelor of Business dual degree is a great option. This 32‑unit course has an eight‑unit marketing major in addition to 18 core units and six electives. The accounting component of this degree is accredited by the three accounting professional bodies throughout Australia.

CB06 ‑ BACHELOR OF ARTS/BACHELOR OF BUSINESS The Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Business dual degree will appeal to you if your career aspirations are best served by combining a multidisciplinary course that allows you to pursue studies in the broad discipline areas of humanities and social sciences, with a professional business course. The course contains 32 units, of which eight are core business units and an additional eight represent a major in marketing. For the arts component of your course, you will choose two majors from disciplines, including creative and professional writing, geography and environmental studies, history, liberal arts, English and cultural studies, and social enquiry.

CU47 ‑ BACHELOR OF BUSINESS/BACHELOR OF PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATIONThis dual degree provides you with the opportunity to combine the study of public relations and communication with a business major in marketing for a well‑rounded and competitive degree. This four‑year course includes units in public relations, communication, and business. You also have the option to complete a work placement as part of a communication project. The ability to combine a professional communication focus with business disciplines, such as marketing, shows the versatility of this dual course.

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CH76 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Management » CL21 ‑ Master of Business Management

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CF56 ‑ BACHELOR OF PROPERTYIf you are interested in developing your skills and knowledge in property, this course will be of interest to you. You will develop a working knowledge and understanding of property law, contract law, business finance, property economics, property and asset management, construction, and property investment and finance. This course is accredited by the Australian Property Institute and provides the educational requirements for certification as a Certified Practicing Valuer and a Certified Property Practitioner.

CQ01 ‑ BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING This course allows you to choose a property major as part of an accredited accounting degree. You will complete an eight‑unit property major alongside 16 core accounting units. The property units focus on property valuation, property investment and finance, property law, property economics and more. The Bachelor of Accounting is recognised by the three professional accounting bodies in Australia. This course will qualify you as a Certified Property Practitioner, however if you wish to be certified with the Australian Property Institute as a Certified Practicing Valuer, you will need to complete CQUniversity's Bachelor of Property.

If you are seeking a career as a qualified Certified Practicing Valuer and a Certified Property Practitioner, our Bachelor of Property or combined Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Property will get you there. If you are more interested in gaining a certification as a Property Practitioner, you can choose from the Bachelor of Accounting, Bachelor of Business or any of our dual degrees.

IS PROPERTY RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are interested in the current property market and keen to discover the industry's crucial role in our economy.

YOUR PROPERTY CAREER Graduates who have studied property might pursue a career as a financial planner, consultant, market researcher, portfolio manager, or more specifically, a property analyst, valuer, developer, manager or sales representative.

CA01 ‑ BACHELOR OF BUSINESSThe Bachelor of Business is designed to develop your business skills and offers a major in property. You will complete 24 units, providing a solid foundation in business, and allowing you to gain specialist property knowledge and skills. The eight‑unit property major will develop your knowledge and expertise in areas such as property law, property valuation, property and asset management, and property finance. The property major is accredited by the Australian Property Institute (API). This course will qualify you as a Certified Property Practitioner, however if you wish to be certified with the API as a Certified Practicing Valuer, you will need to successfully complete our Bachelor of Property. You’ll also round out your studies with an eight‑unit major in management.

CQ91 ‑ BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING/BACHELOR OF BUSINESSThis dual degree offers you the opportunity to select a major in property. You will study a combination of accounting and business units, alongside property units focussing on areas such as property investment and finance, property valuation, residential construction, property economics, property management, and more. The accounting component of this degree is accredited by the three professional accounting associations in Australia. The Australian Property Institute endorses this course as meeting requirements for certification as a Certified Property Practitioner. This course consists of 32 units, including 18 core units across accounting and business, an eight‑unit property major and six electives.


CB06 ‑ BACHELOR OF ARTS/ BACHELOR OF BUSINESS The Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Business dual degree is an alternative way to study property as it combines the broad discipline areas of humanities and social sciences with a professional business course. The course contains 32 units, of which eight are core business units and eight represent a major in property. For the arts component of your course, you will choose two majors from disciplines, including creative and professional writing, geography and environmental studies, history, liberal arts, English and cultural studies, and social enquiry. The Australian Property Institute endorses this course as meeting requirements for certification as a Certified Property Practitioner.

CU47 ‑ BACHELOR OF BUSINESS/BACHELOR OF PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION This dual degree provides you with the opportunity to combine the study of public relations and communication with a business major in property for a well‑rounded and competitive degree. This four‑year, 32‑unit course includes six units in public relations, seven units in communication, including a practical communications project, eight core business units, eight units in property and three electives. It is a strong multidisciplinary course. The Australian Property Institute endorses this course as meeting requirements for certification as a Certified Property Practitioner.

CL52 ‑ BACHELOR OF LAWS AND BACHELOR OF PROPERTYExpand your career options with this multidisciplinary qualification, designed to enable you to gain entry into the legal profession and to become a Certified Practicing Valuer and Certified Property Practitioner. During your legal studies, you will learn about legal procedures and key legislation, and develop skills necessary to identify, analyse and evaluate facts in relation to legal frameworks. During your property studies, you will develop your property skills within a broad business context. Over five years full‑time or 10 years part‑time, you will complete 24 law units and 16 property units, putting you on the cutting edge of both the legal and property professions, and the jobs of the near future. This course is fully accredited by the Legal Practitioners Admissions Board of Queensland and the Australian Property Institute.

IS SUPPLY CHAIN AND LOGISTICS RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: like order, process, maths and work flows, and are interested in how organisations transport and manage stock and materials.

YOUR SUPPLY CHAIN AND LOGISTICS CAREER Studying this discipline can lead you to a range of career opportunities as an analyst, measuring and interpreting the performance of a supply network, or logistics manager.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

TLI21815 ‑ CERTIFICATE II IN LOGISTICS Are you looking for a course that prepares you to pursue a role in logistics operations support? The Certificate II in Logistics could be the ideal option for you. During your education and training, you will focus on gaining the skills needed to manage the flow of goods between organisations and customers – skills that will be beneficial when you enter the transport and logistics industry.

TLI31616 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN WAREHOUSING OPERATIONSIf you would like to enhance your employability within the warehousing and storage industry, this course may be for you. Gain skills that will enable you to maintain effective working relationships and health, safety and security within your workplace. Upon completion, you will be equipped with the knowledge needed to effectively undertake warehouse duties and functions.

TLI50415 ‑ DIPLOMA OF LOGISTICSThis course provides you with the opportunity to develop the skills required for the integrated management of logistics. Acquire fundamental knowledge and gain the essential skills needed to autonomously plan, select appropriate equipment, as well as apply services and techniques for yourself and others. On completion, you will be well prepared to participate in the development of strategic initiatives and complex technical operations, and may consider progressing to the Bachelor of Logistics at CQUniversity.


IS TOURISM RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: enjoy travelling, having new experiences and meeting new people.

YOUR TOURISM CAREER Studying tourism could lead you to many career opportunities within tourism regions, attractions, hotels or resorts as a marketing manager or event manager, developing marketing campaigns and experiential activities for your guests. A qualification in tourism may also lead you to a fulfilling career as a hospitality, sales or reservation manager, among many other options.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

SIT20116 ‑ CERTIFICATE II IN TOURISM This course provides you with the ideal pathway to work in multiple tourism industry facilities, travel agencies, restaurants, theme parks, transport companies and much more. Your studies will focus on developing skills enabling you to effectively interact with customers, display social and cultural sensitivity and participate in safe work practices. You will also gain valuable insights into sourcing and using information within the tourism and travel industry, which may help boost your employability.

SIT30116 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN TOURISMIf you are seeking a career where you can combine work with your passion for travel, the Certificate III in Tourism may be for you. Your studies will focus on developing a range of tourism sales, operational and tour delivery skills. This course has a practical focus, ensuring you graduate work ready and are equipped with the skills needed to enter the diverse and dynamic tourism industry.

CV70 ‑ BACHELOR OF LOGISTICSThe Bachelor of Logistics prepares you to confront the challenges of the globalisation in operations, logistics management and supply chain professions. You will develop the skills and knowledge to manage specialised logistics and supply chain matters, so that you are capable in dealing with the management of operational problems in contemporary global and regional markets. Throughout this course, you will focus on planning, analysis and human resources, ensuring you are equipped to respond to workplace change. The course is recognised by industry professional associations.

SIT50116 ‑ DIPLOMA OF TRAVEL AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT CQUniversity’s Diploma of Travel and Tourism Management is ideal for you if you are seeking a career as a highly‑skilled senior operator with a broad range of tourism or travel skills. This course develops your managerial skills and provides you with sound knowledge of industry operations to coordinate travel or tourism operations. This course opens the door to a career in the exciting travel and tourism industry.

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CH77 ‑ Graduate Certificate in

Sustainable Tourism Management » CV89 ‑ Master of Sustainable Tourism Management

For more information see the Postgraduate Guide or www.cqu.edu.au/courses/tourism.


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Acting and Drama | Creative Industries | Dance | Music | Technical Theatre | Theatre | Visual Arts

IS ACTING AND DRAMA RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: love being on stage, have a flair for the dramatic, are creative and enjoy entertaining people.

YOUR ACTING AND DRAMA CAREER A career in acting and drama may include live or recorded performance work on the local, national or international stage, or may lead to teaching opportunities at a variety of levels.

CH72 ‑ BACHELOR OF CREATIVE ARTS (ACTING)The Bachelor of Creative Arts is an exciting and innovative course that allows you to combine a major in acting with a broader understanding of the creative industries. Develop and polish performance skills through practical studios, industry seminars, theory studies, personal reflection, and hands‑on educational opportunities. You’ll also have the opportunity to undertake a minor or general electives of your choice from any undergraduate course at CQUniversity.

CG72 ‑ BACHELOR OF THEATRE (DRAMA) If you are looking for a role on the stage, the Bachelor of Theatre, specialising in drama or musical theatre, can help you launch your career. Our carefully‑designed and performance‑integrated structure will see you complete core studies in the first year, followed by the specialisation of drama or musical theatre in the remaining years. On completion, you will be a highly‑skilled and motivated creative performer who is ready for their next role.

CREATIVE AND PERFORMING ARTS COURSES

IS DANCE RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: believe dancing is your life and performing has inspired you to pursue dance as a career path.

YOUR DANCE CAREER Study in dance will open up opportunities as a professional dancer or choreographer. You may also choose to share your love for dance by pursuing a career as a teacher.

CH72 ‑ BACHELOR OF CREATIVE ARTS (CONTEMPORARY DANCE)The Bachelor of Creative Arts is an exciting and innovative course that allows you to combine a major in contemporary dance with a broader understanding of the creative industries. Develop and polish performance skills through practical studios, industry seminars, theory studies, personal reflection, and hands‑on educational opportunities. You’ll also have the opportunity to undertake a minor or general electives of your choice from any undergraduate course at CQUniversity.


CREATIVE, PERFORMING AND VISUAL ARTS

IS MUSIC RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are a musician who wants to develop this passion into a profession.

YOUR MUSIC CAREER A qualification in music could lead you to rewarding career opportunities, including as a professional musician, composer or teacher.

CC41 ‑ DIPLOMA OF MUSIC If you are looking to enter the music industry or prepare for further tertiary study in music, the Diploma of Music provides you with the opportunity to develop fundamental musical knowledge and performance skills. On successful completion of the Diploma of Music, you may be able to articulate into the second year of the Bachelor of Music (Specialisation).

CG51 ‑ BACHELOR OF MUSIC (JAZZ AND POPULAR) (MUSIC STUDIES) (PERFORMANCE) The Bachelor of Music provides the opportunity for you to specialise in jazz and popular music, music studies, or performance, and be involved in a conservatoire‑style environment that offers intensive individual training with professional musicians. This will allow you to gain valuable performance experience to become a musician.

IS TECHNICAL THEATRE RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: like the theatre but believe you'd enjoy behind the scenes even more.

YOUR TECHNICAL THEATRE CAREER A career in technical theatre may lead to roles such as a stage or technical manager, production manager, event manager, lighting or sound designer, multimedia designer or theatrical technician.

CG72 ‑ BACHELOR OF THEATRE (TECHNICAL THEATRE) If you are looking for a role behind the scenes, the Bachelor of Theatre (Technical Theatre) can help you launch your career. You will complete core studies in your first year, providing you with a sound understanding of theatre studies, before completing specialisation units, where you will explore the production process through practical projects. On completion, you will be a highly‑skilled and motivated theatre technician who is work ready.

CH72 ‑ BACHELOR OF CREATIVE ARTS (POPULAR MUSIC)The Bachelor of Creative Arts is an exciting and innovative course that allows you to combine a major in popular music with a broader understanding of the creative industries. Develop and polish performance skills through practical studios, industry seminars, theory studies, personal reflection, and hands‑on educational opportunities. You’ll also have the opportunity to undertake a minor or general electives of your choice from any undergraduate course at CQUniversity.

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IS VISUAL ARTS RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: like to draw, paint or create and would like to take your passion to the next level.

YOUR VISUAL ARTS CAREER Visual arts graduates can experience a diverse range of career options, including as an artist or as an arts professional, such as a creative director, teacher or curator.

IS THEATRE RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are creative, love art and culture, and enjoy entertaining people.

YOUR THEATRE CAREER A career in theatre may see you perform on stage as an actor or performer, singer, dancer, or in other theatre roles such as director, designer, script writer, theatre technician or theatre manager.

CG72 ‑ BACHELOR OF THEATRE (MUSIC THEATRE) (THEATRE STUDIES)If you are looking for a role on the stage or behind the scenes, the Bachelor of Theatre, with a specialisation in music theatre or theatre studies, can help you launch your career. Our carefully‑designed and performance‑integrated structure will see you complete core studies in the first year, followed by the specialisation of your choice in the remaining years. On completion, you will be a highly‑skilled and motivated creative performer.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

CUA31115 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN VISUAL ARTS The Certificate III in Visual Arts provides you with the opportunity to explore a wide variety of art techniques and methods. There are two specialisations to choose from, including studio area and silversmithing. The studio area specialisation allows you to enhance your skills and choose two studio areas to focus on, from printmaking, painting or jewellery. The silversmithing specialisation provides you with skills and knowledge to make jewellery, largely silversmithing artifacts.

VISUAL ARTS COURSES

In some circumstances, this qualification is delivered in partnership with a third‑party training provider. Visit www.cqu.edu.au for more information.

CQUNISTORIES

‘I’m hoping to get into acting, but with what I’m studying, I could go into directing or script writing as well because it covers all of those aspects, not just acting. You’re prepared for basically any role that gets offered to you.’LUCY GOUNARISBACHELOR OF THEATRE

CUA51115 ‑ DIPLOMA OF VISUAL ARTS A Diploma of Visual Arts will provide you with the opportunity to develop skills and techniques relevant to employment within the visual arts or other creative industries. You will experience a wide range of studio‑based studies and cover competencies in visual culture and professional practice. In addition, you will gain technical skills and aesthetic awareness, combined with a sound knowledge of contemporary art trends.

CH72 ‑ BACHELOR OF CREATIVE ARTS (VISUAL ARTS)The Bachelor of Creative Arts is an exciting and innovative course that allows you to combine a major in visual arts with a broader understanding of the creative industries. The visual arts major challenges you with courses in drawing, exhibiting, collaborating, and working, while at the same time developing your practice. This major not only teaches you to be a great artist, it teaches you how to sustain your career.


IS CREATIVE INDUSTRIES RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are interested in culture, art or heritage, and have a vivid imagination that inspires creativity.

YOUR CREATIVE INDUSTRIES CAREER There are no boundaries to a creative industries career, with employment outcomes including author, writer, animator, graphic designer and various digital production roles.

CA10 ‑ BACHELOR OF ARTSIf you are interested in a career in creative industries, the Bachelor of Arts may be ideal for you. You can choose to specialise in creative options, such as creative and professional writing or English and cultural studies, or customise your course to suit your interests. In the creative and professional writing major, you will learn to identify the differing requirements of media and creative writing, and develop writing skills that will enable you to apply different techniques as required for different writing purposes. If you choose to pursue English and cultural studies, you will learn to apply critical thinking and textual analysis to a broad range of texts, genres and media. You also have the opportunity to combine your studies with majors from humanities, social sciences, journalism, business, digital media, language or psychology.

CC25 ‑ DIPLOMA OF DIGITAL MEDIAThe Diploma of Digital Media combines practical skills and relevant theory. Working within multimedia computer laboratories and production studios, you will learn how to create digital media works using industry‑standard software development tools and techniques. This course will equip you with the skills to think critically, solve problems, communicate effectively and work independently in response to digital media project demands.

CREATIVE INDUSTRIES COURSES

CQUniversity's creative industries courses are either writing-focused via the Bachelor of Arts, or in the digital landscape, via the digital media suite of courses.

CC26 ‑ ASSOCIATE DEGREE OF DIGITAL MEDIAThe Associate Degree of Digital Media will develop your skills in the areas of design, technology and media, providing you with employment opportunities in the high‑demand digital media industries. The flexible structure of this course allows you to pursue your desired minor in the areas of graphic design, interactive media, video and animation, journalism or a combination of these areas. On completion of this course, you may choose to enhance your skills further with the Bachelor of Digital Media.

CC24 ‑ BACHELOR OF DIGITAL MEDIA The Bachelor of Digital Media prepares you for a professional career within the high‑demand and highly‑collaborative digital media industries. At the core of the course, you will learn practical skills and relevant theory that can be applied to a variety of fields associated with design, digital production, animation and media. The flexible structure of the course allows you to focus on your interests and pursue minors in graphic design, interactive media, video and animation, or a combination of these.

CB06 ‑ BACHELOR OF ARTS/ BACHELOR OF BUSINESSThe creative and professional writing or English and cultural studies majors in the Bachelor of Arts can be combined with a business degree to allow you to gain a strong commercial foundation to support a creative enterprise. This course contains 32 units,16 of which make up the creative industries majors of creative and professional writing, and English and cultural studies. There are eight core business units and an additional eight business units from your choice of a major in one of the business disciplines of accounting, financial planning, human resource management, marketing, property or social innovation.

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CL04 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Creative

and Professional Practice (Major) » CF08 ‑ Master of Letters » CA45 ‑ Master of Arts » CD61 ‑ Doctor of Philosophy (Arts,

Humanities and Education)

For more information see the Postgraduate Guide or www.cqu.edu.au/courses/creative-industries.

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Arts | Digital Media | History | Journalism | Professional Communication | Social Enquiry

DIGITAL MEDIA, COMMUNICATION AND ARTS

IS ARTS RIGHT FOR YOU ?

Yes, if you: would like to keep your options open to fully discover your ideal career path.

YOUR ARTS CAREER An arts course provides you with a large degree of flexibility in specialising your study, creating open‑ended opportunities in fields from business, marketing and politics, through to creative pursuits, such as writing, editing and desktop publishing.

ARTS COURSES CF36 ‑ DIPLOMA OF ARTS The Diploma of Arts is an eight‑unit course that provides you with a multidisciplinary education in a combination of humanities and social sciences disciplines, and professional specialisations. You will complete four arts‑specific discipline units and four units chosen from a number of different professional areas. The arts discipline choices can be made from creative and professional writing, geography and environmental studies, history, English and cultural studies, and social enquiry. Professional discipline study options are chosen from the areas of business, journalism, language, psychology and digital media. Upon successful completion of this course, you may be interested in the Bachelor of Arts, where you will receive credit for the units completed within the Diploma of Arts.

CA10 ‑ BACHELOR OF ARTS Complete this course and gain a multidisciplinary education across humanities, social sciences and professional specialisations. Study the way humans recognise, record and debate human practices, meanings and values and develop a contemporary understanding of the human condition, and how society operates. You will study two arts majors, plus one professional discipline. Arts majors are selected from creative and professional writing, geography and environmental studies, history, liberal arts, English and cultural studies or social enquiry. Professional discipline study options involve eight units, which can be chosen from business, digital media, journalism, language, and psychology disciplines.

CA44 ‑ BACHELOR OF ARTS (HONOURS) An honours degree provides you with the opportunity to continue undergraduate studies at a higher level, specialising in a particular area of interest. This course will be of interest to you if you have completed a three‑year degree and wish to expand on your studies. The purpose of the Bachelor of Arts (Honours) is to prepare talented students for future postgraduate study in a particular area, and applications to study at masters or doctoral levels. This course aims to develop advanced knowledge in specialist areas and skills required for fundamental research and/or industrial applications.


CB06 ‑ BACHELOR OF ARTS/BACHELOR OF BUSINESSThe Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Business course will appeal if you want a multidisciplinary degree that allows you to pursue studies in the areas of humanities, social sciences and professional business. The four‑year course contains 32 units, 16 of which are arts and 16 are business. Of the 16 business units, eight are core business units and eight represent a major in accounting, financial planning, human resource management, marketing, property or social innovation. For the arts component of your course, you will choose two majors from disciplines including creative and professional writing, geography and environmental studies, history, liberal arts, English and cultural studies or social enquiry.

CB94 ‑ BACHELOR OF LAWS AND BACHELOR OF ARTS The Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Arts dual degree will appeal to you if your career aspirations are best served by combining a course that allows you to pursue studies in the broad discipline areas of humanities and social sciences with a course in law. The five‑year degree includes 40 units, of which there are 24 law units covering all the areas of law required to satisfy professional accreditation, enabling you to proceed to practice as a legal practitioner after completing the required professional training. You’ll also undertake 16 arts units from the areas of writing, geography and environmental studies, history, liberal arts, English and cultural studies or social enquiry.

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CA45 ‑ Master of Arts » CU37 ‑ Master of Communication » CF08 ‑ Master of Letters » CD61 ‑ Doctor of Philosophy

(Arts, Humanities and Education) » CU56 ‑ Doctor of Professional Studies

For more information see the Postgraduate Guide or www.cqu.edu.au/courses/arts.

IS HISTORY RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are inquisitive about the way the world works and you want to learn the links between the past and the present.

YOUR HISTORY CAREER Studying history develops your ability to identify, evaluate and interpret evidence and make informed judgements. These are universal skills that can be applied to many careers and employment situations.

Tailor your study to suit your interests and explore the history study options which cover areas such as ancient and medieval civilisations, the modern world, 20th century and more. You can study history as a major within a Bachelor of Arts or Accounting, or a dual Arts and Business degree, or the Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Arts double degree. All of these courses allow you to combine your passion for history with relevant professional disciplines, ensuring you graduate with transferable skills and strong employment opportunities.

CA10 ‑ BACHELOR OF ARTS Studying history as part of the Bachelor of Arts enables you to combine your humanities and social sciences study with a professional discipline. In this degree, you will complete a major in history, alongside one other arts major and one professional discipline major. Arts major options include creative and professional writing, geography and environmental studies, liberal arts, English and cultural studies or social enquiry. Professional discipline major options include business, digital media, journalism, language, and psychology.

CQ01 ‑ BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING Studying accounting and history is an interesting combination. The Bachelor of Accounting will suit you if you wish to combine your study of history with an accredited accounting degree. You will complete an eight‑unit history major alongside 16 core accounting units. The Bachelor of Accounting is recognised by the three professional accounting bodies throughout Australia.

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CA10 ‑ BACHELOR OF ARTS Studying social enquiry as part of the Bachelor of Arts enables you to combine your humanities and social sciences studies with a professional discipline. Alongside your major in social enquiry, you will have the flexibility to select another eight‑unit arts major and an eight‑unit professional major. Arts major options include creative and professional writing, geography and environmental studies, history, liberal arts or English and cultural studies. Professional discipline major options include business, digital media, journalism, language, or psychology.

IS SOCIAL ENQUIRY RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are interested in examining social structures and interactions.

YOUR SOCIAL ENQUIRY CAREER Studying social enquiry provides you with research, interpretative and analytical skills that can be applied to many career settings.

Social enquiry combines a study of sociology and Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander studies. CQUniversity offers the opportunity to study social enquiry within a multidisciplinary context as a major in the following courses.

CB06 ‑ BACHELOR OF ARTS/BACHELOR OF BUSINESS The Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Business dual degree gives you the opportunity to select a history major. The four‑year course contains 32 units, consisting of two eight‑unit arts majors, eight core business courses and an eight‑unit business major. To complement your history major, you will choose a second major from disciplines including creative and professional writing, geography and environmental studies, liberal arts, English and cultural studies or social enquiry. You will also select a business major in accounting, financial planning, human resources management, marketing, property or social innovation.

CB94 ‑ BACHELOR OF LAWS AND BACHELOR OF ARTS The Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Arts dual degree will suit you if you wish to combine your study of history with a law degree. This five‑year degree includes 40 units, 24 of which are law units covering all the areas of law required to satisfy professional accreditation. This will enable you to practice as a legal practitioner after completing the required professional training. You’ll also undertake 16 arts units, representing an eight‑unit history major, plus another eight‑unit major of your choice from writing, geography and environmental studies, liberal arts, literacy and cultural studies or social enquiry.


CA10 ‑ BACHELOR OF ARTS Complete this course and gain a multifaceted degree across humanities, social sciences and the professional major of journalism. You’ll study two arts majors selected from creative and professional writing, geography and environmental studies, history, liberal arts, English and cultural studies or social enquiry, and eight units from the professional discipline of journalism. Explore disciplines that study the way humans recognise, record and debate human practices, meanings and values, and gain a contemporary understanding of the human condition and how society operates to complement your journalism focus.

IS JOURNALISM RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: have affinity for telling stories, enjoy writing, follow current affairs, are creatively curious and like meeting people.

YOUR JOURNALISM CAREER Besides being a journalist, a course in journalism could lead you to a career as a communications manager, freelance writer or blogger, reporter, photojournalist, social media influencer or foreign correspondent. Study in journalism could also lead to positions in political fields.

COMMUNICATION COURSES

CQUniversity has three courses that can help start your journalism career. Our Bachelor of Arts allows you to gain a journalism qualification with supporting skills in social sciences, while the Bachelor of Professional Communication involves studying communications and public relations alongside a journalism major. Our Bachelor of Accounting allows you to explore the fundamentals of journalism within an accounting context.

CG04 ‑ BACHELOR OF PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION The Bachelor of Professional Communication is an innovative course that allows you to combine the study of communication and public relations with a major in social enquiry. You’ll complement your studies with elective units of your choice, gaining a well‑rounded education providing you with the professional communication skills and knowledge to enter a wide range of roles and industries.

CB06 ‑ BACHELOR OF ARTS/BACHELOR OF BUSINESS Study the Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Business dual degree, majoring in social enquiry, and examine everyday social life through the systematic study of social structures and interactions. The four‑year course contains 32 units, including two eight‑unit arts majors, eight core business units and an eight‑unit business major. To complement you social enquiry studies, you will select a second arts major from disciplines including creative and professional writing, geography and environmental studies, history, liberal arts or English and cultural studies. You will also complete a business major in accounting, financial planning, human resources management, marketing, property or social innovation.

CB94 ‑ BACHELOR OF LAWS AND BACHELOR OF ARTS The Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Arts dual degree will suit you if you wish to combine your study of social enquiry with a law degree. This five‑year degree includes 40 units, 24 of which are law units covering all the areas of law required to satisfy professional accreditation. This will enable you to practice as a legal practitioner after completing the required professional training. You’ll also undertake 16 arts units, representing an eight‑unit social enquiry major, plus another eight‑unit major of your choice from writing, geography and environmental studies, liberal arts or English and cultural studies.


CG04 ‑ BACHELOR OF PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION The Bachelor of Professional Communication is an innovative course that allows you to combine the study of communication and public relations with a major in digital media production, human resource management, journalism, management, marketing or social enquiry. You’ll complement your studies with elective units of your choice, gaining a well‑rounded education and providing you with the professional communication skills and knowledge to enter a wide range of roles and industries.

IS PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: enjoy writing and exploring communication methods.

YOUR PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION CAREER Professional communication could lead to a large variety of roles, such as a public relations consultant, communications officer, event manager, media and marketing officer, promotions and publicity officer, management consultant, promotional writer/editor, speechwriter, professional communicator, community relations officer, media liaison, media practitioner, or journalist.

CU47 ‑ BACHELOR OF BUSINESS/BACHELOR OF PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION This dual degree provides you with the opportunity to combine the study of public relations and communication with business specialisations for a well‑rounded and competitive degree. This four‑year course includes units in public relations, communication and business. You also have the option to complete a work placement as part of a communication project. The ability to combine a professional communication focus with business disciplines, such as marketing, human resource management, financial planning, social innovation, accounting or property, shows the versatility of this dual course.

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CU37 ‑ Master of Communication

For more information see the Postgraduate Guide or www.cqu.edu.au/courses/professional-communications.

CG04 ‑ BACHELOR OF PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION The Bachelor of Professional Communication is a versatile course that allows you to combine the study of communication and public relations with a major in journalism. You’ll undertake core communication and public relations courses, as well as eight specialist journalism units to make up your major. Be introduced to journalism within the broader contextual framework of media industries and engage in debates about journalistic practice. You will also cover news and narrative writing for a range of journalism genres, and the associated requirements for research, analysis, and conduct within legal and ethical frameworks associated with journalistic practice.

CQ01 ‑ BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING Studying accounting and journalism is a novel combination that will allow you to understand the role of journalism in a financial context. There is an eight‑unit journalism major, alongside 16 core accounting units. The journalism units focus on writing for media, features, speeches and scripts, news reporting and more. The Bachelor of Accounting is recognised by the three professional accounting bodies throughout Australia.


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CC26 ‑ ASSOCIATE DEGREE OF DIGITAL MEDIAThe Associate Degree of Digital Media will develop your skills in the areas of design, technology and media, providing you with employment opportunities in the high‑demand digital media industries. The flexible structure of this course allows you to pursue your desired specialisation in the areas of graphic design, interactive media, video and animation, journalism or a combination of these areas. On completion of this course, you may choose to further your skills with the Bachelor of Digital Media.

CC24 ‑ BACHELOR OF DIGITAL MEDIA The Bachelor of Digital Media prepares you for a professional career within the high‑demand and highly‑collaborative digital media industries. At the core of the course, you will learn practical skills and relevant theory that can be applied to a variety of fields associated with design, digital production, animation and media. The flexible structure of the course allows you to focus on your interests and pursue minors in graphic design, interactive media, video and animation, journalism, or a combination of these areas.

CQ01 ‑ BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING This course is ideal for you if you are seeking a career as an accountant who is multi‑skilled, dynamic and has a strong understanding of the digital media industries. The Bachelor of Accounting includes an eight‑unit major in digital media alongside 16 core accounting units. Throughout your digital media major, you'll study relevant units such as digital video, visual storytelling, digital publishing, contemporary photomedia and more. The Bachelor of Accounting is recognised by professional accounting bodies throughout Australia.

CA10 ‑ BACHELOR OF ARTS An alternative course in which to study digital media is the Bachelor of Arts. This course provides you with a multidisciplinary education in a combination of humanities and social science disciplines, with the option to major in digital media. Along with your eight‑unit major in digital media, you will study two majors selected from creative and professional writing, geography and environmental studies, history, liberal arts, English and cultural studies or social enquiry.

CG04 ‑ BACHELOR OF PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION A different perspective on digital media can be achieved by studying a Bachelor of Professional Communication, with a major in digital media. This multidisciplinary course allows you to combine the study of communication and public relations with eight units in digital media production, such as web design, video and audio, illustration and visualisation, and design perspectives. This well‑rounded course will prepare you for a wide range of roles and industries, where high‑level communication skills in a digital context is vital.

IS DIGITAL MEDIA RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: enjoy technology and visual arts, and would like to combine these into a career.

YOUR DIGITAL MEDIA CAREER A career in digital media could lead you to roles such as a web designer, graphic designer, publisher, photographer, illustrator, animator, game and software designer, audio producer, director, film maker, post‑production editor, visual effects supervisor, creative director, marketing manager, journalist, or corporate communications manager.

DIGITAL MEDIA COURSES

Choose the best path to your digital media career based on your interests and familiarity with the ever-changing digital media landscape. The Diploma, Associate and Bachelor of Digital Media provide a specialised view of digital media at varying levels. The Bachelor of Arts combines a social science and humanities perspective with digital media, the Bachelor of Accounting provides a business context for digital media, and the Bachelor of Professional Communication incorporates communications, public relations and digital media.

CC25 ‑ DIPLOMA OF DIGITAL MEDIAThe Diploma of Digital Media will prepare you to work within the digital media industries by providing practical skills and relevant theory that can be applied in a variety of fields associated with design, technology and media. Working within multimedia computer laboratories and production studios, you will learn how to create digital media works using industry‑standard software development tools and techniques. This course will equip you with the skills to think critically, solve problems, communicate effectively and work independently in response to digital media project demands.


Childcare | Education Support | Teaching | Training

IS EDUCATION SUPPORT RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: like working with young people, have a passion for education and enjoy supporting others.

YOUR EDUCATION SUPPORT CAREER Study in this area could lead you to a career as a teacher's aide, an education support worker or education assistant, where you would assist teaching staff with classroom activities, or work with students on their literacy, numeracy and language skills.

IS CHILDCARE RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: enjoy working with children and want to help guide their development.

YOUR CHILDCARE CAREER Childcare can lead you to a career as an early childhood educator, family day care educator, family day care co‑ordinator, service director or a childcare centre director.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

CHC30113 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND CARE This course will equip you with the essential skills required for a role in a range of early childhood education settings. During the course you will learn how to work within organisational policies and procedures, develop an understanding of how to use children’s profiles to plan individualised activities, and provide care and education, as well as the skills needed to facilitate leisure and play. Upon completion, you will be qualified to work within the requirements of the Education and Care Services National Regulations, as well as the National Quality Standard.

CHC50113 ‑ DIPLOMA OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND CARE The Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care provides you with the essential skills and qualification required for a career in one of the fastest‑growing sectors in Australia. On completion, you will be equipped to work as a qualified early childhood educator. You will learn how to plan, implement and manage early childhood programs in accordance with quality assurance, licensing and duty of care requirements. As a graduate of this course, you may choose to undertake additional study and enrol in a Bachelor of Education, where you will gain credit for your Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care.

CHILDCARE COURSES EDUCATION COURSES

TAFE QUALIFICATION

CHC30213 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN EDUCATION SUPPORTThis course will give you a head start if you want to work as a teacher’s aide or education support worker. You will gain a basic working knowledge of the role of educational support workers and be equipped with the skills required to support students from Preparatory level to Year 12. During your studies, you will learn how to support children and contribute to their education, and will be prepared for work in varied education settings, including state schools, private schools and community education services.


EDUCATION, TEACHING AND CHILDCARE


IS TEACHING RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: have always dreamed of becoming a school teacher, and helping young people learn and grow.

YOUR TEACHING CAREER Career paths for registered teachers include early childhood (Preparatory level to Year 6), primary (Years 1 to 6) and secondary (Years 7 to 12).

CC10 ‑ DIPLOMA OF SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHING The Diploma of Secondary School Teaching is suitable if you are a primary school teacher looking to transition into junior secondary teaching, or a secondary teacher, either looking to improve your discipline content knowledge within a current teaching area, or want to gain discipline knowledge in order to add a new teaching area. You will benefit from a unique model of supported on‑site school and distance education involving expert, on‑site, school‑based teaching staff and university staff online. You will study one major from biology, business, chemistry, English, geography, health and physical education, history, home economics and hospitality, industry technology and design or mathematics.

TEACHING COURSES

CQUniversity's range of teaching courses are designed for you if you are seeking a career as a qualified teacher, or if you are already a teacher wishing to extend your professional education qualifications. If you want to start your career as a teacher, our Bachelor of Education offers options in early childhood, primary or secondary teaching and meets the education criteria for provisional registration as a teacher. If you are already working as a teacher and want to extend your discipline expertise, our Diploma of Secondary School Teaching can help you achieve your goals. If you already hold a non-education degree and would like to gain a teaching qualification, grab a copy of our Postgraduate Guide or visit www.cqu.edu.au/courses/education‑courses to explore our Master of Teaching courses.

IS TRAINING RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are interested in passing your skills and knowledge to others, and sharing your experiences.

YOUR TRAINING CAREER A career in training could lead to roles such as enterprise trainer, registered training organisation trainer, training adviser, training needs analyst or vocational education teacher.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

TAE40116 ‑ CERTIFICATE IV IN TRAINING AND ASSESSMENT This course is ideal for you, if you are new to the vocational education and training industry or are in a training role and would like to gain a formal qualification. The Certificate IV in Training and Assessment provides you with the skills required to plan, design, conduct, assess and review training and assessment. You will gain a solid foundation and have the opportunity to build on or pursue employment opportunities in a range of roles, such as vocational education teacher or industry trainer.

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My name is Sarah and I’m studying primary education at CQUniversity.

My dad, being a teacher, was a big influence on me. He was everyone’s favourite teacher and I feel like I kind of want to be that person.

I think CQUni is better than some other universities because the classes are a lot smaller and you get more one‑on‑one time with your lecturers. They make an effort to get to know you as a person, rather than just thinking of you as a number, which I think happens at a lot of other universities. Most of my lecturers are still teaching at primary school, so it’s good to hear their stories and nice to know that they know what education is like today.

I can’t wait to teach here and overseas. My main motivation is to fill the world with educated young people who are caring and creative.

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SARAH REIMANBACHELOR OF EDUCATION (PRIMARY)

CC14 ‑ BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (EARLY CHILDHOOD) The Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) will qualify you for provisional registration as a teacher throughout Australia. A mix of theory and practice will see you work ready upon graduation. Benefit from 125 days of planned teaching practice in schools and other learning sites, and an optional 20 days diploma practicum, 10 of which must be spent with children in the birth‑to‑two‑years group. A unique feature of this course is the opportunity for you to gain a nationally‑recognised Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care within the early stages of the course, meaning you will be qualified as an Early Childhood Educator and may commence working in the industry for the remainder of your studies and beyond.

CC12 ‑ BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (PRIMARY) Qualify for provisional registration as a teacher throughout Australia by completing the Bachelor of Education (Primary). Through a combination of theory and practice, this course provides you with the skills required to teach primary students to Year 6. The structure of the course will see you undertake frequent and meaningful work experience in the form of 125 days of planned teaching practice in schools and other learning sites. This course offers the Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care as an optional interim award, which will qualify you to practise as an Early Childhood Educator for the remainder of your studies and beyond.

CC13 ‑ BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (SECONDARY) Successful completion of this course qualifies you for provisional registration as a secondary teacher with secondary schools in two teaching areas. The course includes 125 days of planned teaching practice in secondary schools. Professional practice blocks are included in each year of the course and culminate in a ten‑week placement that includes a teaching internship. Choose from the discipline areas of biology (including Years 7 to 10 science), business, chemistry (including Years 7 to 10 science), English, geography, health and physical education (HPE) (including Years 7 to 10 HPE and Years 11 and 12 physical education), history, home economics and hospitality, industrial technology, and design, mathematics and psychology.

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CH82 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Brain Based Education » CH83 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Educational Leadership » CV76 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Religious Education » CG68 ‑ Graduate Certificate in

Tertiary and Adult Education » CC45 ‑ Master of Teaching (Primary) » CL05 ‑ Master of Teaching (Secondary) » CQ16 ‑ Doctor of Education » CD61 ‑ Doctor of Philosophy (Arts,

Humanities and Education)

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Aviation | Building Design | Building Surveying | Construction Management | Engineering | Project Management

IS AVIATION RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: have always liked flying and the idea of becoming a pilot or working in the airline industry.

YOUR AVIATION CAREER Aviation graduates will be able to seek out careers as a commercial pilot, or may seek out positions with the Australian Defence Force.

CL06 ‑ ASSOCIATE DEGREE OF AVIATION (FLIGHT OPERATIONS) This degree is part of our innovative suite of aviation courses and will prepare you for a career as a commercial pilot. You will gain the academic and aeronautical knowledge required to achieve a Commercial Pilot Licence and Command Instrument Rating. In the first year of this two‑year degree, you will fly solo in the circuit area of the training aerodrome, and throughout your studies you will learn about unmanned aerial vehicles, the physics of aviation, the fundamentals of computer programming, aviation laws, aerodynamics, aeronautics, meteorology, navigation, flight planning and loading required by a commercial pilot. If you wish to become a commercial pilot, you will need to complete our Graduate Diploma of Aviation (Flight Operations) in addition to this course. After successfully completing the first year, you will be eligible to graduate with a Diploma of Aviation (Flight Operations).

CL09 ‑ BACHELOR OF AVIATION (FLIGHT OPERATIONS) The Bachelor of Aviation (Flight Operations) will prepare you for a career as a professional airline pilot capable of managing a multi‑crew environment. The first two years of this degree comprise the course content from the Associate Degree in Aviation (Flight Operations). In your final year, you will build on your knowledge and skills relating to aerodynamics, navigation, meteorology, flight planning and other aeronautical knowledge to bring you to the level required for the Air Transport Pilot Licence. If you wish to obtain your Commercial Pilot Licence and Command Instrument Rating, you will need to complete the Graduate Diploma of Aviation (Flight Operations) in addition to the Bachelor of Aviation. All practical flight training components beyond the first solo in the circuit area of your training aerodrome are delivered in the Graduate Diploma. If you withdraw from the course after successfully completing the first year, you will be eligible to graduate with a Diploma of Aviation (Flight Operations). If you withdraw from the course after successfully completing the first and second year, you will be eligible to graduate with an Associate Degree of Aviation (Flight Operations).

CL29 ‑ BACHELOR OF AVIATION (COMMERCIAL PILOT)Open to international students, the Bachelor of Aviation (Commercial Pilot) will prepare you for a career as a commercial pilot. In this course, you will gain the aeronautical knowledge and experience required to achieve a Commercial Pilot Licence and Command Instrument Rating. In the first year of your study, you will fly solo in the circuit area and training area of the training aerodrome. You will learn about unmanned aerial vehicles, as well as the physics of aviation and basic aeronautics. During your second year, you should be eligible to apply for your first pilot licence, the Recreational Pilot Licence, and start your navigation training. Towards the end of the second year, you should be eligible to apply for your Private Pilot Licence and start your Commercial Pilot Licence training. During your third year, you will complete your Command Instrument Rating training and your Commercial Pilot Licence training, and you should be eligible to apply for your Commercial Pilot Licence and Command Instrument Rating.

AVIATION COURSES

No matter your goals, CQUniversity can help you towards your dream aviation career. If you would like to gain a Commercial Pilot Licence or Command Instrument Rating, you will need to complete the Associate Degree of Aviation and the Graduate Diploma of Aviation. To gain an Air Transport Pilot Licence, you will need to complete the Bachelor of Aviation and the Graduate Diploma of Aviation. The Graduate Diploma of Aviation (Flight Operations) represents the flight training aspect of our aviation courses.

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CL17 ‑ GRADUATE DIPLOMA OF AVIATION (FLIGHT OPERATIONS)CQUniversity’s Graduate Diploma of Aviation (Flight Operations) will provide you with the aeronautical experience required for a career as a commercial pilot. You will build your skills as a pilot, starting with short flights constrained within the aerodrome training area and circuit area, right through to flights at the commercial pilot licence level. Along the way, you will conduct long distance flights, visiting multiple aerodromes in regional and outback Australia. You will develop your critical reflection and self‑analysis skills, as well as analytic, communication and presentation skills. This course must be studied concurrently with either CQUniversity’s Bachelor or Associate Degree of Aviation (Flight Operations) in order to obtain the aeronautical knowledge and experience required. Successful completion of your studies will enable you to apply for a Recreational Pilot Licence, Private Pilot Licence, Command Instrument Rating, and Commercial Pilot Licence.

Please note: To apply for this course you must have successfully completed Term 1 of the first year of the Bachelor of Aviation (Flight Operations) or Associate Degree of Aviation (Flight Operations), passed a Class 1 Aviation Medical, passed a Civil Aviation Safety Authority’s Aviation English Language Proficiency Test, hold an Australian Security Identification Card, and have the approval of the Head of Course.

IS BUILDING DESIGN RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: like to build things and enjoy planning, drawing and design.

YOUR BUILDING DESIGN CAREER Building design could lead you to a role as a building designer or planner. In these roles, you would be working in building or engineering firms, or with government departments, designing buildings such as family homes or even multi‑storey commercial buildings according to your experience and licence classification.

CC01 ‑ ASSOCIATE DEGREE OF BUILDING DESIGN If you have a keen interest in the building and construction industry and like planning and designing, the Associate Degree of Building Design may be for you. By studying this course you will equip yourself with the skills required to plan and design buildings, ranging from residential homes to medium‑rise commercial buildings. This includes restoration, renovation, unit development and extension work. Upon completion, you may choose to continue your building design studies by enrolling in the Bachelor of Building Design. If progressing to the bachelor degree, you will receive credit for study already undertaken in the Associate Degree of Building Design.

CU65 ‑ BACHELOR OF BUILDING DESIGN Equip yourself with the skills needed to provide creative, practical and sustainable construction designs for clients by studying the Bachelor of Building Design. This course will provide you with an understanding of construction, structures, building materials and services, sustainability, professional practice and communication, ultimately preparing you to become a confident and capable building industry professional. Successful completion of this award satisfies the educational requirements for the Building Design ‑ Open Licence issued by the Building Services Authority, Queensland. This course is accredited by the Building Designers Association of Australia.

BUILT ENVIRONMENT COURSES


CL76 ‑ BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (HONOURS) (CIVIL DESIGN) AND DIPLOMA OF BUILDING DESIGN Study the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil Design) and Diploma of Building Design dual degree and become qualified for a career as a civil engineer, skilled in high‑level engineering design and building design. If you take advantage of units offered in all three terms, you can fast track your studies and complete this course in four years. This course equips you with skills and knowledge in building design factors, such as codes and statutes, building sustainability, and contracts, together with foundational technical content in civil engineering. This course has a strong focus on learning in context, so you will apply theory to authentic scenarios throughout your course, including industry projects. As part of your studies, you will complete a major individual project that integrates both civil engineering skills and building design skills to confirm your ability to work as a civil engineer and a building design specialist.

IS BUILDING SURVEYING RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are interested in legislation on structure safety, processes and public safety, plus have great organisational skills.

YOUR BUILDING SURVEYING CAREER Building surveying may lead you to roles as a private certifier, or working with local government, state, and federal authorities, or working on licensing and code boards.

CB99 ‑ ASSOCIATE DEGREE OF BUILDING SURVEYING As a graduate of the Associate Degree of Building Surveying, you will be capable of assessing building documentation for code and standards compliance and inspecting staged works for domestic and residential buildings. The Associate Degree of Building Surveying is regularly reviewed by the Australian Institute of Building Surveyors.

CC61 ‑ BACHELOR OF BUILDING SURVEYING AND CERTIFICATION (HONOURS) This course will prepare you to become a building surveyor and enable you to certify buildings of all classes in the residential and commercial sectors. You will be able to assess building documentation for codes and standards compliance and inspect staged works on all classes of buildings, as defined by the Building Code of Australia (BCA). The Australian Institute of Building Surveyors regularly reviews this course for industry compliance.

IS CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are interested in building and construction, and would like to try your hand at managing complex projects.

YOUR CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT CAREER Construction Management can lead you to a career as a construction manager, builder, foreman or site supervisor. In these roles you may be developing projects such as hotels, offices, schools, hospitals, residential developments and more.

CC62 ‑ BACHELOR OF CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (HONOURS) This course has a strong focus on construction management and planning, services, building maintenance, and materials and structures, ensuring you graduate work ready and capable of managing and coordinating complex construction projects. In addition, you will gain knowledge of the legal and financial aspects of the industry. The Australian Institute of Building regularly review this course for industry compliance. Upon completion, you will satisfy the academic requirements for membership with the Australian Institute of Building.

CL72 ‑ BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (HONOURS) (CIVIL CONSTRUCTION) AND DIPLOMA OF CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENTThe Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil Construction) and Diploma of Construction Management is a dual degree allowing you to gain the skills and qualification needed for a career as a civil engineer skilled in high‑level engineering design, and managing the construction process. This course equips you with skills in financing, project scheduling and coordination of consultants and specialist contractors, along with skills in problem solving, teamwork and professional practice. You will also gain foundational technical content in civil engineering. Throughout your studies you will have work‑integrated learning opportunities and complete an industry project. You will also complete a major individual project that integrates both civil engineering skills and construction management skills to confirm your ability to work as a civil engineer and a construction management specialist.



APPRENTICESHIPS » CPC30111 ‑ Certificate III in Bricklaying/Blocklaying » MSF31113 ‑ Certificate III in Cabinet Making » CPC30211 ‑ Certificate III in Carpentry » CPC32413 ‑ Certificate III in Plumbing

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IS ENGINEERING RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: have always been interested in how things work, enjoy maths and are great at solving problems.

YOUR ENGINEERING CAREER Engineering graduates can work in a range of careers in the specialisations of civil, electrical, mechanical, mechatronics, mining or engineering geology, depending upon the course studied. Engineering is a diverse career with lots of opportunities in different sectors and locations. It is a truly global career that turns ideas into reality.

CC02 ‑ ASSOCIATE DEGREE OF ENGINEERING The Associate Degree of Engineering allows you to develop the skills required to become an engineering associate and gain knowledge of engineering principles relevant to the testing, inspection, drawing, adaptation, commissioning, management or operation of on‑site equipment, plant and systems. There is the opportunity to tailor your studies to your areas of interest by selecting from majors in civil, electrical, mechanical or mining engineering or engineering geology. Upon completion of the Associate Degree of Engineering, you will satisfy the academic requirements for membership with Engineers Australia as an Engineering Associate.

ENGINEERING COURSES

There are numerous engineering study options at CQUniversity. If your intention is to be a professional engineer, the Bachelor of Engineering will get you there. The Bachelor of Engineering and Diploma of Professional Practice (Co‑op Engineering) adds 48 weeks of paid work placements to the bachelor degree, allowing you to gain valuable practical experience. If you are working in a trade or as an engineering associate/technologist, the Associate Degree of Engineering or the Bachelor of Engineering Technology can help you further develop your skills and offer a number of different majors to choose from.

'The best thing about studying engineering at CQUni would have to be the practical, project-based application that the lecturers bring to the courses.'MATTISON ROSEBACHELOR OF ENGINEERING

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CC31 ‑ BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (HONOURS) The Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) consists of a common first year, after which you can choose to specialise in civil, electrical, mechanical, mechatronic or mining engineering. You’ll benefit from project‑based learning and the opportunity to learn in both formal and informal environments, such as workshops, classes and project studios. Teamwork and problem‑solving skills are learnt alongside technical content in real‑world engineering contexts, with practical components offered in purpose‑built engineering facilities. The civil, electrical and mechanical majors in this course are accredited by Engineers Australia as meeting Stage 1 Competency Standard for Professional Engineers.

CC32 ‑ BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (HONOURS) AND DIPLOMA OF PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE (CO‑OP ENGINEERING) Like the Bachelor of Engineering, studying the Bachelor of Engineering and Diploma of Professional Practice (Co‑op Engineering) will enable you to become a qualified engineer. In addition, this program features 48 weeks of paid work placement, as well as project‑based learning, allowing you to graduate with relevant and recent industry experience. You can choose civil, electrical, mechanical or mechatronic engineering as your major after a common first year of engineering units. All majors in this course are accredited by Engineers Australia as meeting Stage 1 Competency Standard for Professional Engineers.

CL72 ‑ BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (HONOURS) (CIVIL CONSTRUCTION) AND DIPLOMA OF CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENTThe Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil Construction) and Diploma of Construction Management is a dual degree allowing you to gain the skills and qualification needed for a career as a civil engineer skilled in high‑level engineering design, and managing the construction process. If you take advantage of units offered in all three terms, you can fast track your studies and complete this course in four years. This course equips you with skills in financing, project scheduling and coordination of consultants and specialist contractors, along with skills in problem solving, teamwork and professional practice. You will also gain foundational technical content in civil engineering. Throughout your studies you will have work‑integrated learning opportunities and complete an industry project. You will also complete a major individual project that integrates both civil engineering skills and construction management skills to confirm your ability to work as a civil engineer and a construction management specialist.

CL76 ‑ BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (HONOURS) (CIVIL DESIGN) AND DIPLOMA OF BUILDING DESIGN Study the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil Design) and Diploma of Building Design dual degree and become qualified for a career as a civil engineer, skilled in high‑level engineering design and building design. If you take advantage of units offered in all three terms, you can fast track your studies and complete this course in four years. This course equips you with skills and knowledge in building design factors, such as codes and statutes, building sustainability, and contracts, together with foundational technical content in civil engineering. This course has a strong focus on learning in context, so you will apply theory to authentic scenarios throughout your course, including industry projects. As part of your studies, you will complete a major individual project that integrates both civil engineering skills and building design skills to confirm your ability to work as a civil engineer and a building design specialist.

CL73 ‑ BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (HONOURS) (CONTROL AND INSTRUMENTATION) AND BACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT)The Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Control and Instrumentation) and Bachelor of Information Technology (Application Development) is a dual degree that will equip you with the skills to become a control and instrumentation engineer skilled in both high‑level engineering design, and software and hardware implementation of engineering systems. Throughout your studies, you will develop skills in problem solving, teamwork and professional practice, together with learning foundational technical content. You will complete work‑integrated learning and complete an industry project. Your studies will culminate with a major individual project that integrates both control and instrumentation knowledge and information and communication technology knowledge to confirm your ability to work as a control and instrumentation, and software engineer. This course has a strong focus on learning in context. so you will apply theory to authentic scenarios throughout the course.


TAFE QUALIFICATION

BSB41515 ‑ CERTIFICATE IV IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT PRACTICE If you are working in a support role in project fields or would like to acquire knowledge of the fundamentals of project management, the Certificate IV in Project Management Practice may be for you. This course will equip you with the project management skills that are fast becoming essential for all managers and project support staff. You will explore ways to apply project management techniques, contribute to defining project scope, manage project schedules and costs, ensure quality management and much more.

BSB51415 ‑ DIPLOMA OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT Build upon your existing project management skills and enhance your employability with the Diploma of Project Management. You will develop the practical skills needed to effectively manage all aspects of a project from start to finish. This course has a strong focus on project integration and leadership, ensuring you are equipped to achieve project objectives. If you have existing project management skills and would like to take the next step and pursue a management role, this course may be for you.

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CC33 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Project Management » CV81 ‑ Graduate Diploma of Project Management » CV84 ‑ Master of Project Management

For more information see the Postgraduate Guide or www.cqu.edu.au/courses/project-management.

IS PROJECT MANAGEMENT RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: like making plans, are a great organiser and enjoy leading a team.

YOUR PROJECT MANAGEMENT CAREER A project management qualification can lead you to a career in a variety of fields managing or coordinating projects, events, schedules, administration and much more.

PROJECT MANAGEMENT COURSES

CG21 ‑ BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY As a Bachelor of Engineering Technology student, you will develop technical knowledge and skills in civil, electrical or mechanical engineering, enabling you to become an engineering technologist. You can specialise in civil (structural), civil (municipal/transportation), mechanical (energy), mechanical (design), electrical (electrical power) or electrical (control). This course may be used as a pathway into the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours). You will study many of the same units as Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) students, but in a narrower discipline area. This course is accredited by Engineers Australia.

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CV82 ‑ Master of Engineering » CC74 ‑ Master of Management for Engineers » CD62 ‑ Doctor of Philosophy

(Sciences, Engineering and Health)

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Enabling | Spoken and Written English

CQUENGLISH COURSESCQUniversity provides courses for international and local students in general English, International English Language Testing Systems (IELTS) Preparation and English for Academic Purpose (EAP). CQUEnglish’s classes are suitable if you are a beginner or a migrant wanting to improve your English language skills. Higher‑level general English classes are a good starting point for IELTS Preparation and EAP. EAP classes are suitable if you want to learn English and focus on referencing, essay writing, presentations, information literacy and note‑taking.

For more information on CQUEnglish courses visit www.cqu.edu.au/cquenglish.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

10288NAT ‑ COURSE IN SKILLS TO DEVELOP LEARNING PATHWAYSThis course is suitable if English is your second language, or if you are looking to improve your literacy and numeracy skills. It will help you improve and develop further knowledge and skills in communication and literacy and numeracy. This course offers electives enabling you to learn and progress in basic everyday skills, including conveying simple messages in writing, describing size, shape, location, and direction, solving simple mathematical problems and operating a personal computer. Learners will improve their confidence in speaking, listening, reading and writing.

ARE YOU INTERESTED IN A SPOKEN AND WRITTEN ENGLISH COURSE?

Our English language courses can assist you to develop your language skills to participate in a range of community contexts. There are numerous study options available in spoken and written English that will improve your communication skills. Acquire vital skills in basic everyday transactional needs, listening, speaking, reading and writing, through to skills to effectively engage in work, community and further studies. To explore the range of courses available, visit www.cqu.edu.au/pathways.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE COURSES

ENGLISH AND STUDY PATHWAYS

10289NAT ‑ COURSE IN SKILLS TO ACCESS LEARNING PATHWAYSDo you want to develop and improve your literacy and numeracy skills to enable you to effectively engage in work, the community or further study? Then this course may be for you. The Course in Skills to Access Learning Pathways provides you with more confidence to be engaged in the community and is suitable if English is your second language. You will learn and develop basic skills in learning, reading, writing, speaking and listening and numeracy.

10290NAT ‑ CERTIFICATE I IN SKILLS FOR EDUCATION AND TRAINING PATHWAYSDo you want to be more versatile and better prepared to use and understand English in everyday situations? The Certificate I in Skills for Education and Training Pathways will equip you with the right skills and start you on your way. This course is suitable if English is your second language, or if you are looking to develop your literacy and numeracy skills. During this course, you will choose from a range of electives providing you with a broad range of skills, including the ability to communicate using simple oral English, write a simple text, interpret and display mathematical data, and identify and record times and dates. On completion of this course, you may progress to further study into the 10291NAT Certificate II in Skills for Education, Training and Employment.

10291NAT ‑ CERTIFICATE II IN SKILLS FOR EDUCATION, TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT PATHWAYSIncrease your skills and enhance your employability opportunities by completing the Certificate II in Skills for Education, Training and Employment Pathways with CQUniversity. This course will equip you with a range of skills, which may include speaking and listening skills for oral communication, creating and using spreadsheets, producing simple word processed documents, and contributing to health and safety of yourself and others. This course is suitable if English is your second language, or if you are looking to develop your literacy and numeracy skills to enhance your employability.

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COULD YOU BENEFIT FROM AN ENABLING COURSE?

If you're a high school student wanting to get a head start or a mature age student wanting to prepare for future study, our enabling courses could be a great option for you. Enabling courses are also ideal for you if you are a school leaver and didn't study the prerequisites required for a particular course.

Enabling courses will help you develop the skills and confidence to embark on tertiary study.

PATHWAY COURSES

TAFE QUALIFICATION

10290NAT ‑ CERTIFICATE I IN SKILLS FOR EDUCATION AND TRAINING PATHWAYSDo you want to be more versatile and better prepared to use and understand English in everyday situations? The Certificate I in Skills for Education and Training Pathways will equip you with the right skills and start you on your way. This course is suitable if English is your second language, or if you are looking to develop your literacy and numeracy skills. During this course, you will choose from a range of electives providing you with a broad range of skills, including the ability to communicate using simple oral English, write a simple text, interpret and display mathematical data, and identify and record times and dates. On completion of this course, you may progress to further study into the 10291NAT Certificate II in Skills for Education, Training and Employment.

FSK10213 ‑ CERTIFICATE I IN SKILLS FOR VOCATIONAL PATHWAYS If you're looking to improve your skills in reading, writing, numeracy, oral communications and learning before taking on more specialist study, this course could help you. The Certificate I in Skills for Vocational Pathways will help you develop entry level digital technology and employability skills, and establish education, training and employment goals. Choose from a wide selection of electives providing a range of skills, including the ability to produce simple word processed documents, use digital technology for routine workplace tasks, read and respond to routine workplace information, write routine workplace texts, and comprehend and participate in simple interviews.

10291NAT ‑ CERTIFICATE II IN SKILLS FOR EDUCATION, TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT PATHWAYSIncrease your skills and enhance your employability opportunities by completing the Certificate II in Skills for Education, Training and Employment Pathways with CQUniversity. This course will equip you with a range of skills, which may include speaking and listening skills for oral communication, creating and using spreadsheets, producing simple word processed documents, and contributing to health and safety of yourself and others. This course is suitable if English is your second language, or if you are looking to develop your literacy and numeracy skills to enhance your employability.

CG41 ‑ START UNI NOW (SUN) Start Uni Now (SUN) is the ideal study option if you are a high school student about to finish Year 10, or in Year 11 or 12 and wish to study university units as part of your Queensland Certificate of Education. This pathway allows you to develop skills and knowledge, enabling you to transition comfortably from high school to university. You will complete university units from within your degree of choice and become familiar with many university systems and practices. You will receive credit for the units you have successfully completed and, in most cases, gain direct entry into the course that your SUN units were studied from.

CL47 ‑ TERTIARY ENTRY PROGRAM (TEP) The Tertiary Entry Program (TEP) embraces your Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander background to prepare you for successful participation in undergraduate and postgraduate university degree courses. When you successfully complete the full course, you will gain a Tertiary Entry Rank (TER), which gives you access to undergraduate courses at Australian universities. Throughout the course, you will participate in learning experiences that are personally‑ and culturally‑affirming. We value the skills, knowledge and experience you bring when you come to study at CQUniversity.

CL03 ‑ SKILLS FOR TERTIARY EDUCATION PREPARATORY STUDIES (STEPS) Skills for Tertiary Education Preparatory Studies (STEPS) is a pre‑university enabling course that prepares you for further study. You can apply to study STEPS if you are 18 or over in the year of enrolment, and are an Australian or New Zealand citizen, permanent resident or humanitarian visa holder. STEPS is designed to instil in you the skills and confidence necessary to embark on tertiary study, and covers academic communication, mathematics, computing, science, independent learning skills, study skills, and library and information literacy skills.



Information Technology

IS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are interested in computers and technology, and are a logical problem solver.

YOUR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CAREER An information technology (IT) graduate could work in a variety of roles, including analyst, programmer, computer network systems engineer, database administrator, developer, IT technical support officer, web designer, information and communications technology (ICT) specialist, and many other diverse occupations.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COURSES

TAFE QUALIFICATION

ICT10115 ‑ CERTIFICATE I IN INFORMATION, DIGITAL MEDIA AND TECHNOLOGY The Certificate I in Information, Digital Media and Technology enables you to take your first step towards digital literacy. The course will provide you with the necessary skills and knowledge required to perform basic tasks using a computer and a range of software and devices. On completion of the Certificate I in Information, Digital Media and Technology, you will have skills that are useful in many occupations and may provide a pathway for you to progress into further study, such as the Certificate II in Information, Digital Media and Technology.

ICT20115 ‑ CERTIFICATE II IN INFORMATION, DIGITAL MEDIA AND TECHNOLOGY This course will build on the foundation developed in the Certificate I in Information, Digital Media and Technology. You will be equipped with the skills and knowledge required to work effectively in an environment that utilises standard IT systems. During this course, you will develop basic IT skills and gain experience in Microsoft Office applications including Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint. You will also learn skills in multimedia, social media, computer maintenance and security. Upon completion, you may choose to further your study with a Certificate III in this area.

ICT30118 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN INFORMATION, DIGITAL MEDIA AND TECHNOLOGY If you are pursuing self‑sufficiency as an advanced Information and Communications Technology (ICT) user or wanting to progress to higher‑level IT qualifications, this course could be for you. This course builds on the content covered within the Certificate II in Information, Digital Media and Technology, and will provide you with the skills required to perform introductory ICT technical functions and support information activities. You will develop a variety of IT skills, including those required to be an efficient IT technical support or help desk officer.

ICT50118 ‑ DIPLOMA OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY If you are interested in using a wide range of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and gaining employment in small to medium enterprises, the Diploma of Information Technology could be for you. During the course, you will develop skills in ICT areas such as networking, IT support, database development, programming and web development.

CG36 ‑ DIPLOMA OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY The Diploma of Information and Communications Technology combines theoretical and practical approaches, providing you with the confidence to pursue a career in this growing industry. Programming fundamentals, systems analysis, networked infrastructures and database design are some of the topics covered in this course. The eight‑unit course is the equivalent to the first year of the Bachelor of Information Technology, and provides an entry pathway into that course should you be interested in further study in this field.

CA99 ‑ ASSOCIATE DEGREE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY The Associate Degree of Information Technology will provide you with a solid grounding in IT. This course represents the first two years of the Bachelor of Information Technology. You will complete 12 core units and have the ability to select four electives. Upon completion of the course, you can continue your IT studies by enrolling in the Bachelor of Information Technology, where you will receive credit for units completed.

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CQ18 ‑ BACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY The Bachelor of Information Technology provides you with the opportunity to become a skilled and work‑ready professional in the information and communication technology industry. As with the Bachelor of Information Technology (Co‑op), you have the choice to major in application development, business analysis or network security. The key difference between this course and the Co‑op variation is the inclusion of a project in your final year. This project is team‑based and requires the production of project management artefacts typically required of a small‑scale commercial project appropriate to your major. On completion of the course, you may be eligible for membership with the Australian Computer Society at a professional level.

CG99 ‑ BACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (CO‑OP) The Bachelor of Information Technology (Co‑op) allows you to benefit from real‑world experiences through project‑based learning and a paid work placement of up to six months duration. Tailor your studies through your choice of major in application development, business analysis or network security. The application development major prepares you for a career in the development of web and mobile application functionality. The business analysis major will help provide you with the ability to identify, define and design a solution to solve business problems. The network security major focuses on the technologies that are used to create and secure the networks that connect us. On completion, you will be ready to enter the information and communication technology industry. This course is accredited with the Australian Computer Society.

CL73 ‑ BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (HONOURS) (CONTROL AND INSTRUMENTATION) AND BACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT)The Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Control and Instrumentation) and Bachelor of Information Technology (Application Development) is a dual degree that will equip you with the skills to become a control and instrumentation engineer skilled in both high‑level engineering design, and software and hardware implementation of engineering systems. Throughout your studies you will develop skills in problem‑solving, teamwork and professional practice, together with learning foundational technical content. You will complete work‑integrated learning and complete an industry project. Your studies will culminate with a major individual project that integrates both control and instrumentation knowledge and information and communication technology knowledge to confirm your ability to work as a control and instrumentation, and software engineer. This course has a strong focus on learning in context, so you will apply theory to authentic scenarios throughout the course.


CL54 ‑ BACHELOR OF LAWS AND BACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY This innovative double degree will put you on the cutting edge of the transformation of the legal industry towards automation and legal information technology careers of the future. Combine a strong foundation in legal knowledge and skills with expertise in the continually‑growing and developing field of information technology. Designed with input from our industry partners, you will benefit from current industry‑relevant units as well as in‑built practical experiences. Over five years full‑time or 10 years part‑time, you will complete a total of 32 units and can choose to major in application development, business analysis or network security. This course will allow you to seek admission as an Australian Legal Practitioner, after completing the required professional training (Practical Legal Training Course), and is accredited by the Legal Practitioners Admissions Board of Queensland and the Australian Computer Society.

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CC29 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Information Systems » CC28 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Information Technology » CC47 ‑ Graduate Diploma of Information Systems » CC46 ‑ Graduate Diploma of Information Technology » CC54 ‑ Master of Information Technology » CC53 ‑ Master of Information Systems » CD60 ‑ Doctor of Philosophy (Business and Informatics)

For more information see the Postgraduate Guide or www.cqu.edu.au/courses/information-technology-courses.

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'When I graduated, I was as prepared as I could be for a career in technology. A big part of the course was learning how to find evolving information yourself.'ERIN LEWISBACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

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CRIMINOLOGY AND JUSTICE COURSES

IS CRIMINOLOGY AND JUSTICE RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are interested in law enforcement, governance, social justice or policy development.

YOUR CRIMINOLOGY AND JUSTICE CAREER A criminology or justice qualification can open up career opportunities in law enforcement, customs, corrective services, court services, risk assessment and compliance in public and private sectors. Combining criminology and psychology opens up many possibilities. It's also the start of the study sequence towards registration as a psychologist.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

10283NAT ‑ CERTIFICATE IV IN CRIME AND JUSTICE STUDIES If you’re interested in a career in a justice‑related profession, this course may be for you. Learn how to research, analyse and present information relevant to the criminal justice system and communicate with clients on justice‑related issues. You will develop workplace skills, knowledge of organisations and management practice, and legal knowledge to work effectively and research in the justice field.

10284NAT ‑ DIPLOMA OF CRIME AND JUSTICE STUDIESIf you are interested in a career in a range of justice and/or law enforcement fields, this may be the course for you. Through this course you will develop the skills and knowledge to understand justice‑related areas, including reading and interpreting legislation, social justice, crime and punishment, ethics in the public sector, interviewing, evidence law and investigation.

CL75 ‑ BACHELOR OF CRIMINOLOGYCQUniversity's new Bachelor of Criminology provides you with a multidisciplinary education in the field of criminology. Through this course, you will integrate insights from sociology, philosophy, social theory, politics, psychology and other relevant disciplines to solve problems of crime, violence and conflict in society. You will learn from expert lecturers who have extensive experience in the field of criminology and be supported by a dedicated criminology coach, who will provide you with advice, support, guidance and mentorship throughout your studies. You will graduate with the skills and knowledge needed for a career as a criminologist, along with the ability to provide objective research and advice at all levels of policy‑making from an evaluation of extensive government crime control initiatives, through to proposals for local community anti‑violence programs.

CL55 ‑ BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (CRIMINOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY)This course will give you broad and coherent theoretical and technical knowledge of both criminology and psychology. This course offers a unique blend of criminology, psychology, sociology, law and forensic science units. There are 20 core units and four electives. You’ll explore the causes and consequences of crime and justice issues and how we can combat crime in our communities, while also exploring human behaviour through your psychology units. On completion of this degree, you may pursue more advanced studies in psychology.

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LAW COURSES

IS LAW RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are interested in rules of conduct and helping others understand their rights and obligations.

YOUR LAW CAREER Graduates in law are eligible for a career as a legal professional working in a wide variety of specialisations. Aside from the traditional roles as a solicitor, barrister or in‑house counsel, a law degree is useful for careers in academia, business, the public service and politics.

Wherever you want to take your legal career, our study options can help you. Our Bachelor of Laws provides a comprehensive understanding of law, while our range of dual degree options allow you to study with an extended focus on accounting, arts, business, information technology, property or psychology.

CB68 ‑ BACHELOR OF LAWS AND BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTINGThis double degree enhances your employability and equips you with the technical skills and understanding of both the law and accounting disciplines, as well as the relationship between these professions. The Bachelor of Laws covers all the areas of law required to satisfy professional accreditation and enables you to proceed to practise as a legal practitioner after completing the required professional training. The Bachelor of Accounting provides you with a degree that is accredited by the CPA Australia, Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand and Chartered Institute of Management Accountants, and meets the associate membership requirements of the Institute of Public Accountants.

CB94 ‑ BACHELOR OF LAWS AND BACHELOR OF ARTS The Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Arts double degree will appeal to you if your career aspirations are best served by combining a multidisciplinary course that allows you to pursue studies in the broad discipline areas of humanities and social sciences with a course in law. The five‑year degree includes law units covering all the areas of law required to satisfy professional accreditation, enabling you to proceed to practise as a legal practitioner after completing the required professional training. You’ll also undertake two arts majors from the areas of writing, geography and environmental studies, history, liberal arts, English and cultural studies, or social enquiry.

CL53 ‑ BACHELOR OF LAWS AND BACHELOR OF BUSINESSEnhance your employability with a strong combination of both legal and business knowledge, and skills with this double degree. You’ll master areas of law, including legal procedures and key legislation, while also building much sought‑after business skills. Over the 39 units required for this course, you will complete 24 law units and use your remaining units to major in the business areas of accounting, financial planning, human resources management, management, marketing, property or social innovation. On completion, you will be eligible to seek admission as an Australian Legal Practitioner, after completing the required professional training (Practical Legal Training Course). Depending on your choice of major, you may also be recognised by the relevant Australian authority.

CG98 ‑ BACHELOR OF LAWSThe Bachelor of Laws at CQUniversity will give you a strong foundation in legal procedures and key legislation, and develop skills necessary to identify, analyse and evaluate facts in relation to legal frameworks. The course is accredited by the Legal Practitioners Admissions Board of Queensland, enabling you to seek admission as an Australian Legal Practitioner after completing the required professional training (Practical Legal Training Course). The Bachelor of Laws may also be undertaken by industry professionals looking to increase their knowledge of law within their own profession.

CH75 ‑ BACHELOR OF LAWS (HONOURS)Our Bachelor of Laws (Honours) course is the fourth‑year equivalent of undergraduate law studies and is an option upon completion of a three‑year law degree, such as our Bachelor of Laws. This course will assist you to further enhance your research expertise and writing skills, as well as undertake work‑integrated learning, providing greater career prospects and pathway opportunities towards a research higher degree.

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CL54 ‑ BACHELOR OF LAWS AND BACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYThis innovative double degree will put you on the cutting‑edge of the legal industry's transformation towards automation and the legal information technology careers of the future. Combine a strong foundation in legal knowledge and skills with expertise in the continually‑growing and developing field of information technology. Designed with input from our industry partners, you will benefit from current industry‑relevant units, as well as in‑built practical experiences. Over five years full‑time or 10 years part‑time, you will complete a total of 32 units and can choose to major in application development, business analysis or network security. This course will allow you to seek admission as an Australian Legal Practitioner, after completing the required professional training (Practical Legal Training Course), and is accredited by the Legal Practitioners Admissions Board of Queensland and the Australian Computer Society.

CL52 ‑ BACHELOR OF LAWS AND BACHELOR OF PROPERTYExpand your career options with this multidisciplinary qualification designed to enable you to gain entry into the legal profession, and to become a Certified Practicing Valuer and Certified Property Practitioner. During your legal studies, you will learn about legal procedures and key legislation, and develop skills necessary to identify, analyse and evaluate facts in relation to legal frameworks. You will also develop your property skills within a broad business context. Over five years full‑time or 10 years part‑time, you will complete 24 law units and 16 property units, putting you on the cutting‑edge of both the legal and property professions, and the careers of the near future. This course is fully accredited by the Legal Practitioners Admissions Board of Queensland and the Australian Property Institute.

CL51 ‑ BACHELOR OF LAWS AND BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (PSYCHOLOGY)Choosing to study this double degree will put you on the cutting‑edge of law and psychology with the appropriate skills to carry you forward into the careers of the future. The combination of 24 law units and 12 units of psychology will allow you understand the fundamentals of law, while also developing a broad knowledge of psychology. In addition, you will have knowledge of the range of core research areas that make up the scientific discipline of psychology, and the research methodologies and statistical techniques commonly used by researchers for information‑gathering and analysis. This course is accredited by the Legal Practitioners Admissions Board of Queensland, allowing you to seek admission as an Australian Legal Practitioner after completing the required professional training (Practical Legal Training Course). This course is also nationally accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council, however you will need to complete further accredited study and the required postgraduate study to be registered as a practicing psychologist.


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CG85 ‑ BACHELOR OF EXERCISE AND SPORT SCIENCESThe Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Sciences will equip you with practical skills and give you the opportunity to explore exercise physiology, biomechanics, motor control, exercise and sport psychology and anatomy. You will have the flexibility to pursue an area of interest, with your choice of a minor from biomedical sciences, secondary teaching, or sport management.

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CU90 ‑ Master of Human Movement Science

For more information see the Postgraduate Guide or www.cqu.edu.au/courses/exercise-sports-science.

IS EXERCISE AND SPORT SCIENCES RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: have a passion for sport and keeping fit, and would like to combine these into a career that improves overall health.

YOUR EXERCISE AND SPORT SCIENCES CAREER Exercise and sports sciences could lead you to a career as a sports scientist, coach or development officer, strength and conditioning specialist, cardiac technician, or exercise rehabilitation specialist.

FITNESS AND SPORT SCIENCES COURSES IS FITNESS RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: enjoy movement and would like to help others with their health and fitness goals.

YOUR FITNESS CAREER A fitness course may lead you to a career as a personal trainer, exercise specialist or fitness instructor and can involve working at gyms, fitness centres, pools, community facilities and more.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

SIS20115 ‑ CERTIFICATE II IN SPORT AND RECREATION If you are looking to secure employment in the sport and recreation industry, this course can give you the start you need. You will develop the skills required to work in customer contact roles at venues such as sport and aquatic centres. Some of the key skills you will develop through this course include assisting with activity sessions, responding to emergency situations, maintaining sport industry knowledge and providing quality service.

SIS30315 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN FITNESS Study the Certificate III in Fitness and become a fully‑qualified and effective gym instructor. You will develop the skills required to become confident in a range of exercise instructions and activities, allowing you to graduate work ready. Your training will focus on providing you with foundational knowledge, so you are equipped to pursue employment opportunities at a fitness centre or gym. You will enjoy a rewarding career that comes from motivating people to become fit and healthy.

SIS40215 ‑ CERTIFICATE IV IN FITNESS Open the doors to a rewarding and diverse career as a personal trainer by completing the Certificate IV in Fitness. While studying this practical course, you will develop a broad range of skills, enabling you to become an effective professional within the fitness industry. You will gain the skills needed to become confident in assisting clients to achieve their fitness goals and become equipped to work independently in a range of fitness settings, such as gyms and community facilities. In some circumstances, this qualification is delivered in partnership with a third‑party

training provider. Visit www.cqu.edu.au for more information.

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IS MIDWIFERY RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are passionate about caring for women and their babies during pregnancy, labour and postnatal.

YOUR MIDWIFERY CAREER Studying midwifery can lead you to a career working as a registered midwife in the public or private sector.

CK30 ‑ BACHELOR OF MIDWIFERY (GRADUATE ENTRY)Designed as an educational pathway for Registered Nurses, the Bachelor of Midwifery (Graduate Entry) will enable you to apply for registration as a midwife with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia. The course provides you with the opportunity to gain a midwifery qualification, which will equip you with necessary skills and knowledge in the areas of antenatal, childbirth and postnatal care. This course uses innovative teaching strategies that meet Australian standards. As a CQUniversity midwifery student, you will benefit from a mix of practical experience and theoretical knowledge.

NURSING AND MIDWIFERY COURSES

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Looking for study options in contemporary health issues, like domestic and family violence or gerontology? Explore our Postgraduate Guide or visit www.cqu.edu.au/courses/contemporary-health-issues-courses.

IS NURSING RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are caring and compassionate, have an interest in health science and are looking to explore various nursing career opportunities.

YOUR NURSING CAREER A qualification in nursing can lead you to a rewarding career working in the public or private sector. Nursing is an in‑demand field with many opportunities within Australia and internationally.

Choose from two options to pursue a career in nursing. Completion of the Diploma of Nursing will allow you to practise as an enrolled nurse, while graduates from the Bachelor of Nursing satisfy the requirements to be a registered nurse.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

HLT54115 ‑ DIPLOMA OF NURSING Completion of the Diploma of Nursing enables you to apply to the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia, in accordance with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) for registration as an Enrolled Nurse. Within this course, there are mandatory on‑ and off‑the‑job training components. The on‑the‑job training component is a clinical placement. This placement is unpaid work experience undertaken at a set time at the end of each semester at a relevant health facility. The off‑the‑job training is the theoretical component of this course. Further study opportunities include CQUniversity’s Bachelor of Nursing. You may receive credit within this degree, following successful completion of the Diploma of Nursing.


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CQ23 ‑ BACHELOR OF NURSING The Bachelor of Nursing provides you with the theoretical, practical and research knowledge required to become a competent and effective Registered Nurse. On completion of the Bachelor of Nursing, you will be eligible to apply for registration as a Registered Nurse (Division 1) General with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia. Your education and training will incorporate a combination of online interactive learning, face‑to‑face teaching and clinical placements to ensure you graduate highly employable and work ready. You will have access to fully‑equipped laboratories, replicating a real hospital ward, develop a broad range of skills and learn from a team of experienced educators.

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CL69 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Correctional Nursing » CH80 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Hospital

and Health Services Management » CH79 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Nursing (Re‑entry) » CL02 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Nursing

(International Registered Nurse Entry) » CL56 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Mental Health Nursing » CC69 ‑ Graduate Diploma of Mental Health Nursing » CL24 ‑ Master of Mental Health Nursing » CL22 ‑ Master of Clinical Nursing

For more information see the Postgraduate Guide or www.cqu.edu.au/courses/nursing.

IS PARAMEDIC SCIENCE RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are calm in a crisis and are interested in working in emergency situations to help save lives.

YOUR PARAMEDIC SCIENCE CAREER Studying paramedic science can provide career opportunities as a patient transport officer, first responder,industrial paramedic or an accredited paramedic, providing pre‑hospital emergency care, treatment and specialised transport for patients. You may also explore a career working with private paramedic services supporting the mines, industry and resource sectors.

CG95 ‑ BACHELOR OF PARAMEDIC SCIENCE The Bachelor of Paramedic Science at CQUniversity is designed to equip you with the skills to become a paramedic. You will develop foundational knowledge in science and human body systems, as well as knowledge and skills in research and paramedic practise. In addition, your training will focus on disease processes and emergency treatment, and include practical placements in paramedic care, enabling you to graduate work ready and be highly‑sought‑after by employers. The course is fully accredited by the Council of Ambulance Authorities.

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CL64 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Tactical Medicine » CL70 ‑ Graduate Diploma of Tactical Medicine » CC70 ‑ Graduate Diploma of Paramedic

Science (Critical Care) » CH87 ‑ Master of Paramedic Science

(Paramedic Practitioner)

For more information see the Postgraduate Guide or www.cqu.edu.au/courses/paramedicine-courses.

PARAMEDICINE COURSES

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'I studied nursing because it has a variety of career options and fields. I also like the anatomy and physiology behind it, and understanding how the body works.' JESSICA WHALLEYBACHELOR OF NURSING


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IS EMERGENCY SERVICE RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are an emergency service professional looking to upgrade your qualifications to deepen your expertise.

YOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE CAREER Emergency services studies can lead you to a career working for public bodies, non‑government organisations or emergency and community services organisations.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

PUA52312 ‑ DIPLOMA OF PUBLIC SAFETY (EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT)Take the next step in advancing your emergency management professional development knowledge, skills and capability with this course. You'll benefit from integrated‑action learning environments designed to support your communities and provide you the opportunity to undertake training that replicates a workplace environment. You will learn how to liaise with other organisations, manage projects, coordinate resources for a multi‑agency incident, and manage recovery functions and services. Residential workshops are included in this course to provide you with further insight and hands‑on experience.

PUA60112 ‑ ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF PUBLIC SAFETY (EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT)This course will be of interest to you if you have completed PUA52312 ‑ Diploma of Public Safety (Emergency Management). The course expands on, and addresses both the planning for, and management of, major risks in emergencies and recovery operations. You will develop a broad range of emergency management skills in the areas of facilitation of emergency risk assessment, manage and evaluate emergency management exercises. In addition, you will obtain hands on experience from a three‑day practical exercise, a feature of the five‑day residential workshop. This course will further equip you with the skills required to become an emergency management professional and is a pathway into bachelor and postgraduate study options.

PUBLIC HEALTH AND EMERGENCY SERVICE COURSES

IS ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are interested in the assessment and control of the physical, chemical, and biological factors that can impact community health.

YOUR ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CAREER Environmental health could lead you to a career as a environmental health officer in government departments, public health sectors, international aid organisations and other non‑profit organisations.

CC44 ‑ ASSOCIATE DEGREE OF PUBLIC HEALTH (SPECIALISATION) The Associate Degree of Public Health allows you to specialise in environmental health and offers you the option to develop a broad understanding of evidence‑based strategies to address existing, evolving and re‑emerging health risks, and achieve higher standards of health and wellbeing. This course represents the first two years of the Bachelor of Public Health and provides a foundation of generalised public policy theory, and then specialised study in environmental health. Upon completion of the course, you can continue your studies by enrolling in the Bachelor of Public Health and receive credit for units previously completed.

CC60 ‑ BACHELOR OF EMERGENCY SERVICE The Bachelor of Emergency Service is relevant if you work in emergency services and/or have successfully completed a relevant vocational education and training emergency service qualification, and wish to deepen your professional knowledge. Credit will be given for prior completion of a relevant diploma or advanced diploma. Your degree studies will include core units supported by the option to select contextual minor study areas in public health, community safety and education, safety science and fatigue risk management, and management, which will prepare you for specialist roles in your emergency service career.

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CC27 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Emergency

and Disaster Management

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IS HEALTH PROMOTION RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are interested in implementing community changes that promote health and wellbeing.

YOUR HEALTH PROMOTION CAREER Health promotion could lead you to employment opportunities in roles such as environmental health officer, health promotion officer, environmental manager, or in occupational health and safety roles.

CC44 ‑ ASSOCIATE DEGREE OF PUBLIC HEALTH (SPECIALISATION) The Associate Degree of Public Health allows you to specialise in health promotion and offers you the option to develop a broad understanding of evidence‑based strategies to address existing, evolving and re‑emerging health risks, and achieve higher standards of health and wellbeing. This course represents the first two years of the Bachelor of Public Health and provides a foundation of generalised public policy theory and a specialisation in health promotion. Upon completion of the course, you can continue your studies by enrolling in the Bachelor of Public Health and receive credit for units previously completed.

CC59 ‑ BACHELOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH (SPECIALISATION) Develop broad skills and knowledge in public health and specialised expertise in health promotion by completing the Bachelor of Public Health. There is also the option to study a minor in environmental health, Indigenous studies, occupational health and safety, nutrition, environmental science, built environment, exercise science, or management and human resources to complement your health promotion focus.

CC59 ‑ BACHELOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH (SPECIALISATION) Develop broad skills and knowledge in public health and specialised expertise in environmental health by completing the Bachelor of Public Health, specialising in environmental health. There is also the option to study a minor in health promotion, Indigenous studies, occupational health and safety, nutrition, environmental science, built environment, exercise science, or management, and human resources to complement your environmental health focus.

IS PUBLIC HEALTH RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are interested in the health and wellbeing of your community and promoting safe and healthy living environments.

YOUR PUBLIC HEALTH CAREER Public health studies could lead you to a career in roles such as environmental health officer, health promotion officer, environmental manager or other occupational health and safety related positions.

CC44 ‑ ASSOCIATE DEGREE OF PUBLIC HEALTH (SPECIALISATION) The Associate Degree of Public Health allows you to specialise in either health promotion or environmental health. You will develop a broad understanding of evidence‑based strategies to address existing, evolving and re‑emerging health risks, and achieve higher standards of health and wellbeing in your community. This course represents the first two years of the Bachelor of Public Health and provides a foundation of generalised public policy theory, as well as your chosen specialisation. Upon completion of the course, you can continue your studies by enrolling in the Bachelor of Public Health and receive credit for units previously completed.

CC59 ‑ BACHELOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH (SPECIALISATION) This degree allows you to develop broad skills and knowledge in public health, while also specialising in your choice of environmental health, health promotion or nutrition. You also have the option to study a minor in environmental health, Indigenous studies, health promotion, occupational health and safety, nutrition, environmental science, built environment, exercise science, or management and human resources to complement your chosen major specialisation.

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CL46 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Public Health » CL44 ‑ Graduate Diploma of Public Health » CL45 ‑ Master of Public Health

For more information see the Postgraduate Guide or www.cqu.edu.au/courses/public-health.

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Ageing | Community Care | Disability | Health Care | Psychology | Social Work

IS AGEING RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: have a passion for working with others and enjoy helping our elderly community.

YOUR AGEING CAREER A course in ageing could lead you to careers that involve providing support and care for the ageing population. Career opportunities include as a nursing assistant, personal care attendant, community care worker, or support worker.

COMMUNITY SERVICES COURSES

TAFE QUALIFICATION

CHC33015 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT This course delivers the foundation needed to pursue a career in a community or residential setting, and provide person‑centred care to those needing support due to ageing, disability or other reasons. You will be equipped with factual, technical and procedural knowledge, and graduate having gained practical experience in providing person‑centred care.

CHC43415 ‑ CERTIFICATE IV IN LEISURE AND HEALTHEnhance your employability within the community care setting by studying a Certificate IV in Leisure and Health with CQUniversity. The course will equip you with a broad range of skills to deliver recreational and leisure activities and therapy in residential facilities, community agencies and day care centres. Your studies will focus on developing skills to effectively design, implement and evaluate leisure and health activities, and programs for clients in a variety of settings. The course includes 120 hours of clinical experience, allowing you to apply theory in a practical health‑related setting.

IS COMMUNITY CARE RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are a people person who has a passion for supporting the frail, elderly and those with a disability.

YOUR COMMUNITY CARE CAREER Community care can lead to a rewarding career in roles such as case worker, health education officer, welfare worker, home care worker, community development worker and support worker. In these roles, you would be assisting and encouraging community groups and individuals to participate in activities and programs.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

CHC33015 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN INDIVIDUAL SUPPORTThis course provides you with the foundation needed to pursue a career in a community or residential setting and provide person‑centred care to those needing support due to ageing, disability or other reasons. You will be equipped with factual, technical and procedural knowledge and graduate having gained practical experience in providing person‑centred care.

CHC32015 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN COMMUNITY SERVICESThe Certificate III in Community Services provides the ideal pathway to start your career in the community services sector. The course is designed to provide you with the skills and confidence to provide support to both individuals and groups, and make a real difference in your community. You will gain the skills to provide day‑to‑day support to individuals in community settings or to support the implementation of specific community‑based programs.

PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL WORK AND COMMUNITY SERVICES


CHC42015 ‑ CERTIFICATE IV IN COMMUNITY SERVICES If you’re seeking a career that allows you to make a difference in the lives of others, the Certificate IV in Community Services may be for you. This course equips you with the knowledge and skills required to be an effective support and case worker. You will learn how to facilitate the interests and rights of clients, use communication to build relationships, recognise and respond to crisis situations, work within a community development framework, and engage respectfully with clients of all ages.

CHC52015 ‑ DIPLOMA OF COMMUNITY SERVICESIf you are seeking a career in the community services sector, this qualification will help you reach your career goals. You’ll develop a range of valuable and relevant skills in community services, and be capable of providing direct support to individuals or groups and supervising others. As part of this course, if you do not currently hold a community services position, you’ll gain hands‑on experience through the requirement to complete at least 100 hours of practical work. Upon completion, you’ll be prepared for roles in case management and social housing, where you are involved in the management, coordination and/or delivery of person‑centred services to individuals, groups and communities.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

CHC33015 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN INDIVIDUAL SUPPORTThis course provides you with the foundation needed to pursue a career in a community or residential setting and provide person‑centred care to those needing support due to ageing, disability or other reasons. You will be equipped with factual, technical and procedural knowledge and graduate having gained practical experience in providing person‑centred care.

CHC43115 ‑ CERTIFICATE IV IN DISABILITY The Certificate IV in Disability equips you with the skills required to support and enable people with disabilities to achieve greater levels of independence, self‑reliance, community participation and wellbeing. On completion of this course, you will be prepared to pursue employment in roles without direct supervision and where you are required to supervise and coordinate others.

IS DISABILITY RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are supportive, patient and empathetic, and enjoy working with others.

YOUR DISABILITY CAREER A disability course could lead you to such roles as a disability support worker, employment coordinator (disability), disability support coordinator, lifestyle support officer, personal care assistance, or social educator.

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IS HEALTH CARE RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: enjoy a challenge and helping others, and are interested in finding a versatile career in health.

YOUR HEALTH CARE CAREER Health care studies could lead you to roles that support the effective operations of hospitals and health services, such as assistant cook, clerk, cleaner, food service worker, domestic assistant, hospital assistant, housekeeping assistant, kitchen hand, laundry worker, orderly, porter, support services worker, ward assistant or remedial massage therapist.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

HLT23215 ‑ CERTIFICATE II IN HEALTH SUPPORT SERVICES Available to high school students under CQUniversity’s VET in Schools (VETiS) program, this course gives students the skills and knowledge to provide support for the effective functioning of health services. Your training will provide you with an introduction to the health and community services industry and prepare you for entry‑level positions in this sector, where you may be required to complete health support tasks under supervision and collaborate with others in a team environment. In this course, you will be required to undertake work placements as part of your assessment requirements.

HLT30113 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN ABORIGINAL AND/OR TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER PRIMARY HEALTH CAREAre you interested in providing vital support to the nation's Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander communities? If so, learn how to administer and manage primary health care services with CQUniversity's Certificate III in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Primary Health Care. Throughout the course, you will learn the introductory skills and knowledge required to provide health care services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in a range of settings, including metropolitan and rural hospitals, medical centres or health care individual support. The course will allow you to become a health professional who is dedicated to the essential delivery of culturally‑safe care, and qualified to help engage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in their own health.


HLT33015 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN ALLIED HEALTH ASSISTANCE Would you like to work in Australia’s growing aged care, mental health, disability, and health sectors? The Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance may be the course for you. This qualification will help you to provide assistance to allied health professionals under pre‑determined guidelines. Depending on the setting, your responsibilities may include following treatment plans for therapeutic interventions and/or conducting programs under the regular direct, indirect or remote supervision of an allied health professional. CQUniversity is committed to enhancing the employability of its graduates, and as such, the course includes 80 hours of clinical experience for you to apply theory in a practical health‑related setting.

HLT33115 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN HEALTH SERVICES ASSISTANCE This course will help you start your career as an assistant health professional. While studying this varied course, you will gain the foundational knowledge required to assist professional health care workers, such as nursing staff and ward clerks, to provide care for clients. Your training will focus on developing skills so that you can confidently work directly with clients on a daily basis. As part of this course, you will be required to undertake a minimum of 80 hours of work placement in a health care setting in line with your assessment requirements.


ARE YOU LOOKING FOR?Are you interested study options in contemporary health issues like domestic and family violence or gerontology? Explore our Postgraduate Guide or www.cqu.edu.au/courses/contemporary-health-issues-courses.

HLT40113 ‑ CERTIFICATE IV IN ABORIGINAL AND/OR TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER PRIMARY HEALTH CARE Develop your skills in providing vital support to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander communities with CQUniversity's Certificate IV in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Primary Health Care. Throughout the course, you will enhance your learnings from the Certificate III in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Primary Health Care. You must be currently working in a health setting to be eligible for entry to this course. The course develops your experience and competency as a health professional who is dedicated to the essential delivery of culturally‑safe care, and ability to help engage Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people in their own health.

CHC43415 ‑ CERTIFICATE IV IN LEISURE AND HEALTHEnhance your employability within the community care setting by studying a Certificate IV in Leisure and Health with CQUniversity. The course will equip you with a broad range of skills to deliver recreational and leisure activities and therapy in residential facilities, community agencies and day care centres. Your studies will focus on developing skills to effectively design, implement and evaluate leisure and health activities, and programs for clients in a variety of settings. The course includes 120 hours of clinical experience, allowing you to apply theory in a practical health‑related setting.

HLT52015 ‑ DIPLOMA OF REMEDIAL MASSAGEIf you are looking for hands‑on training that will enable you to provide patients with effective healing treatments, this course is for you. In our fully‑equipped facilities, you will be trained by industry professionals in a range of skills to be able to work with clients presenting with soft tissue dysfunction, musculoskeletal imbalance or restrictions in range of motion. The remedial massage course will develop and give you skills in areas such as client relationship, first aid and massage treatments, which will all value‑add to a client’s wellness, health, and relaxation.




CC42 ‑ BACHELOR OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE (HONOURS) This course is suitable if you have completed an accredited three‑year course in psychology, such as the Bachelor of Psychological Science at CQUniversity, and wish to complete an accredited fourth year of study to become eligible for provisional registration as a psychologist in Australia. The course introduces you to applied and professional uses of psychology. You will learn about professional ethics, and develop an appreciation for the social and cultural contexts of psychological research and professional practice. Upon completion, you may wish to continue on to the Master of Clinical Psychology, and study the fifth and sixth year of education required for registration as a psychologist.

CF59 ‑ BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (PSYCHOLOGY) If you have completed a degree in another field and wish to pursue a career in psychology, this course may be for you. If you have relevant experience or qualifications, you may be eligible for recognition of prior learning, in which case, you will only be required to complete a number of core psychology units to complete this degree. Completing this course may make you eligible to apply for the Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours), which will progress you along the study pathway to registration as a psychologist. The Bachelor of Science (Psychology) is nationally accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council.

CQ01 ‑ BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING Gain multidisciplinary skills and knowledge in the fields of accounting and psychology through the Bachelor of Accounting. This course allows you to complete an accredited accounting degree, with a major in psychology. Your eight‑unit psychology major is combined with 16 core accounting units ensuring you develop well‑rounded skills and knowledge in these two fields. The psychology units include biological foundations, social foundations, personality, individual differences and more. The Bachelor of Accounting is recognised by professional accounting bodies throughout Australia.

CA10 ‑ BACHELOR OF ARTSThe Bachelor of Arts major in psychology provides you with an education in a combination of humanities and social science disciplines, and a professional major in psychology. In contrast to the Bachelor of Psychological Science, this course places less emphasis on statistical and research methods and more emphasis on an understanding of human thought and behaviour from both theoretical and practical perspectives. If you wish to complete the psychology major, you will complete eight psychology units, plus two majors selected from creative and professional writing, geography and environmental studies, history, liberal arts, English and cultural studies or social enquiry.

IS PSYCHOLOGY RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are a keen observer of human behaviour and motivations, and want to help others understand themselves better.

YOUR PSYCHOLOGY CAREER Studying psychology could lead you to a number of roles such as a psychologist, counsellor or case manager.

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There are multiple pathways available if you are considering studying psychology with CQUniversity. If you don't already hold a degree, the Bachelor of Psychological Science is where you should start your journey. Alternatively, if you already have a tertiary qualification, the Bachelor of Science (Psychology) would be ideal for you. Both degrees can be the first step on your pathway to professional registration as a psychologist, which requires a further three years of study; a one-year honours degree, followed by two years of postgraduate study. If you are more interested in understanding human behaviour without seeking registration as a clinical psychologist, the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Accounting with a psychology major would suit your needs.

CC43 ‑ BACHELOR OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE This course provides you with a comprehensive overview of psychology. On completion, you will have a broad knowledge of psychology and its applications, including theoretical perspectives within the discipline. After completing this course, you can decide to continue your studies by enrolling in the Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) course, which will progress you along the study pathway to registration as a psychologist. Alternatively, you can graduate with a qualification that is universally acknowledged as an indication of competence and achievement in understanding human thought and behaviour, and accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council.


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CL51 ‑ BACHELOR OF LAWS AND BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (PSYCHOLOGY) Choosing to study this double degree will put you on the cutting‑edge of law and psychology with the appropriate skills to carry you forward into the careers of the future. The combination of 24 law units and 12 units of psychology will allow you understand the fundamentals of law, while also developing a broad knowledge of psychology. In addition, you will have knowledge of the range of core research areas that make up the scientific discipline of psychology, and the research methodologies and statistical techniques commonly used by researchers for information gathering and analysis. This course is accredited by the Legal Practitioners Admissions Board of Queensland, allowing you to seek admission as an Australian Legal Practitioner after completing the required professional training (Practical Legal Training Course). This course is also nationally accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council, however you will need to complete a further year of accredited study and the required postgraduate study to be registered as a practicing psychologist.

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CL61 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Applied

Forensic Psychology » CL60 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Stress

Management and Trauma Response » CH84 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Positive Psychology » CL59 ‑ Graduate Diploma of Traumatic

Stress Management » CL19 ‑ Graduate Diploma of Positive Psychology » CL41 ‑ Master of Applied Positive Psychology » CG17 ‑ Master of Clinical Psychology » CL68 ‑ Master of Professional Psychology

For more information see the Postgraduate Guide or www.cqu.edu.au/courses/psychology-courses.

IS SOCIAL WORK RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: have a strong sense of justice, want to help the vulnerable and improve their situation in life.

YOUR SOCIAL WORK CAREER Study in social work could lead you to a profession as a social worker, family support worker, guidance officer, counsellor or youth worker.

CL71 ‑ BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORKCompleting this Bachelor of Social Work enables you to be recognised as a professional social worker, eligible for membership with the Australian Association of Social Workers. Over the course of four years, you will develop an understanding of the practice methods, skills, knowledge and values of the social work profession. With an emphasis on problem‑based learning, you will gain valuable experience in critical and reflective thinking and practice. You will have the opportunity to complete two field education placements where you will begin to apply your developing knowledge and skills and see in‑practice examples of theory. Whether you seek a career in policy, research, direct practice with families, groups or communities, this degree will ensure you are equipped with the skills, knowledge and values to assist the most vulnerable and marginalised members of our communities to achieve the best outcomes.

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Agriculture | Animal Studies | Environmental Science | Horticulture | Laboratory Operations | Science

IS AGRICULTURE RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: enjoy the outdoors and working on the land, and are interested in the food supply industry.

YOUR AGRICULTURAL CAREER Studying agriculture may lead you to a diverse range of employment opportunities in agribusiness, agritech, agronomy, policy, and farming in a wide variety of roles.

IS ANIMAL STUDIES RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: like working with animals and have a caring and nurturing nature.

YOUR ANIMAL STUDIES CAREER Animal studies could lead to roles such as animal care attendant, animal shelter attendant, kennel hand, cattery attendant, pet shop attendant, or assistant dog groomer.

CV85 ‑ BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURE This course provides you with the opportunity to study agriculture, with a focus on discipline areas such as livestock, cropping or agricultural business. You will complete an embedded diploma in your first year, allowing you to build your learning with a strong focus on competency. You will learn about emerging agricultural innovation and start to develop your critical thinking and applied business skills through an industry placement. You will complete the course by producing a real‑world consulting project that will address a client‑driven whole‑of‑system problem.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

ACM20117 ‑ CERTIFICATE II IN ANIMAL STUDIESThe Certificate II in Animal Studies is an ideal entry point into the animal care and management industry. If you are seeking experience with working with animals, this course may be of interest to you. This qualification prepares you for career opportunities, such as attending to animals in a kennel, cattery, animal shelter or pet shop.

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IS ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are careful and methodical, enjoy problem‑solving and are inspired to make a difference in our environment.

YOUR ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE CAREER Environmental science studies can lead you to roles such as environmental officer, environmental consultant, environmental scientist, vegetation management officer, air quality control officer, or water management officer.

When it comes to studying environmental science, you can choose from a strong science focus in our Bachelor of Environmental Science, or major in geography and environmental studies in any of the other courses listed in this section.

CA42 ‑ BACHELOR OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCEIf you want to play a key role in environmental monitoring, management and ecologically‑sustainable development, the Bachelor of Environmental Science will equip you with the knowledge and skills to turn your passion into a career. You will benefit from a combination of theoretical and practical work, including hands‑on laboratory sessions and field work. You also have the opportunity to tailor your course to an area of interest by choosing a major in environmental geography, or integrated land and water management.

CQ01 ‑ BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING Combine a career in accounting with your passion and interest in geography and environmental studies with the Bachelor of Accounting at CQUniversity. Within this course, you have the option of choosing a major in geography and environmental studies. You will study 16 core accounting units and your chosen major will consist of eight specialist units. Environmental studies units cover areas such as environment impact assessment, environmental management systems, climate change, and policy development. The geography units cover areas including geographic information systems, applied demography, human geography and more. The Bachelor of Accounting is an accredited course and is recognised by the professional accounting bodies throughout Australia.

CA10 ‑ BACHELOR OF ARTS Studying geography and environmental studies as part of the Bachelor of Arts enables you to combine these humanities and social sciences disciplines with a professional discipline area. Geography and environmental studies would be one of two arts majors you will complete, alongside one professional discipline. You will complement your eight‑unit geography and environmental studies major with another arts major selected from creative and professional writing, history, liberal arts, English and cultural studies or social enquiry. Your final eight‑unit major may be chosen from the professional discipline study options of business, digital media, journalism, language, or psychology. The environmental studies units cover areas such as environment impact assessment, environmental management systems, climate change, and policy development, while the geography units you will complete cover areas including geographic information systems, applied demography, human geography and more.

CB06 ‑ BACHELOR OF ARTS/BACHELOR OF BUSINESS This dual course allows you to choose a geography and environmental studies major and combine your humanities and social sciences study with relevant business majors. The four‑year, 32‑unit course consists of two, eight‑unit arts majors, eight core business units and one, eight‑unit business major. Alongside your major in geography and environmental studies, you will choose a second arts major from disciplines including creative and professional writing, history, liberal arts, English and cultural studies or social enquiry. Your business major can be selected from accounting, financial planning, human resources management, marketing, property or social innovation.

CB94 ‑ BACHELOR OF LAWS AND BACHELOR OF ARTS The Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Arts double degree is ideal for you if you wish to combine your study of geography and environmental studies with a law degree. This five‑year degree consists of 40 units, 24 of which are law units covering all content required to satisfy professional accreditation with the Legal Practitioners Admissions Board of Queensland. This will enable you to practice as a legal practitioner after completing the required professional training. You’ll also undertake 16 arts units, representing two majors selected from the areas of writing, geography and environmental studies, history, liberal arts, English and cultural studies or social enquiry.

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IS HORTICULTURE RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: have a bit of a green thumb, and enjoy working with your hands and growing things.

YOUR HORTICULTURE CAREER A horticulture qualification could lead you to roles as a horticulture worker or horticulture assistant, where you would be working to identify different plants and soil types, correcting deficiencies in soil, preparing and maintaining growing sites, working with weeds, pests and diseases that may affect plants and more.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

AHC20416 ‑ CERTIFICATE II IN HORTICULTURE If you’re a budding horticulturist, the Certificate II in Horticulture may be for you. Throughout this course you’ll learn how to identify plants and soil types. You will also learn about potting and pruning, customer service and communication helping you gain a solid grounding in your career. This course underpins a range of work functions and job roles that can lead to a horticultural trade qualification.

AHC30716 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN HORTICULTUREIf you have a green thumb and enjoy working outdoors, you may be interested in studying the Certificate III in Horticulture. This course provides you with general knowledge and skills in amenity horticulture. Amenity horticulture focuses on the care and growth of plants for recreational or ornamental purposes. This course may lead to roles such as horticulture worker, horticulture assistant or gardener.

AHC31416 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN CONSERVATION AND LAND MANAGEMENT Are you passionate about the conservation of our land? The Certificate III Conservation and Land Management will teach you how to be effectively involved in the conservation and land management industry. Throughout the course, you'll obtain knowledge and practical skills in the development and facilitation of conservation and land management projects, including planning, assessment and management. You'll learn how to apply environmentally‑sustainable work practices. Training will be provided in identifying plant specimens, maintaining and re‑vegetating areas, controlling weeds, conducting site and park inspections, erosion and sediment control and chemical management.

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IS SCIENCE RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are interested in how the natural world works, as well as investigating constants and change, and enjoy a challenge.

YOUR SCIENCE CAREER Science is a broad field that may lead you to work as a scientist in many industries, such as government, medical, mining and processing.

IS LABORATORY OPERATIONS RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are methodical, enjoy analysis and problem‑solving, and would be interested in working in a laboratory.

YOUR LABORATORY OPERATIONS CAREER Laboratory operations courses can lead you to roles such as laboratory technician, science technician, or instrument operator, where you would be collecting and preparing samples, coordinating experiments, taking measurements using scientific equipment, and recording and analysing results.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

MSL20118 ‑ CERTIFICATE II IN SAMPLING AND MEASUREMENTThis course offers entry‑level training for sampling and measurement skills applied across a range of industries. You will develop skills and knowledge in sampling and measuring within the construction, manufacturing, resources and environmental industry sectors for laboratory, production or field operations.

MSL30118 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN LABORATORY SKILLS The Certificate III in Laboratory Skills is designed to provide you with the essential skills and knowledge to work effectively in a laboratory. The course will provide you with the underpinning knowledge to perform basic laboratory analysis, maintain equipment, calibrate test equipment, and process and record data. You’ll also learn about communication and teamwork. This course offers entry‑level technical training in laboratory operations applicable to a range of industries.

MSL40118 ‑ CERTIFICATE IV IN LABORATORY TECHNIQUES Equip yourself with the skills and knowledge required to perform a range of laboratory techniques, and conduct tests and sampling applicable to a variety of industries by completing the Certificate IV in Laboratory Techniques. You will learn how to perform a wide range of sampling and testing, as well as how to apply technical skills and scientific knowledge. You will cover topics such as environmentally‑sustainable work practices, laboratory and field workplace safety, planning and conducting laboratory and field work, and processing and interpreting data.

CU18 ‑ BACHELOR OF SCIENCE If you have a strong interest in applied biology or applied chemistry, CQUniversity's Bachelor of Science is the ideal course for you. The first year of this course will prepare you for your chosen major in applied biology or applied chemistry, as you will develop a broad foundation in biology, chemistry and environmental science, along with practical skills in scientific investigation. You will benefit from field trips to a variety of destinations, such as coral reefs, intertidal and terrestrial ecosystems, mainland vegetation communities, agricultural enterprises, mine and other land degradation sites, and freshwater and estuarine environments. You will also have the option to undertake a work placement as part of your studies, allowing you to network professionally, while completing your course.

CG84 ‑ BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONOURS) If you have completed a relevant undergraduate degree or equivalent, the Bachelor of Science (Honours) will enable you to enhance the professional skills acquired in your undergraduate degree. Such skills include problem analysis and research, allowing you to study more rigorously the links between theory and practice.

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CA40 ‑ Master of Applied Science » CD62 ‑ Doctor of Philosophy (Sciences,

Engineering and Health)

For more information see the Postgraduate Guide or www.cqu.edu.au/courses/science.

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IS BEAUTY RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: enjoy working with others and are interested in make‑up, styling and trends.

YOUR BEAUTY CAREER Beauty could lead you to roles such as a beauty therapist, specialising in facial treatments, body massage, hair removal, lash and brow treatments, and nail and make‑up services. In these roles, you would consult with clients to provide beauty advice, recommend beauty treatments and services, and sell retail skin‑care and cosmetic products.

Beauty | Hairdressing | Hospitality

TAFE QUALIFICATION

SHB30115 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN BEAUTY SERVICESThis course is ideal if you would like to work in the beauty sector. It equips you with important skills to provide a range of beauty services including nail, waxing, lash and brow, and basic make‑up services, plus interacting and consulting with customers and clients on beauty products and services.

SHB30215 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN MAKE‑UPDo you have an artistic flair, and love to make people feel and look beautiful? If so, the Certificate lll in Make‑Up may start you on your way to a career in the beauty sector. You will be trained in a well‑equipped beauty salon where you will develop and learn skills in the latest make‑up trends, designs and techniques. On completion of this course, you will have the skills to provide advice on beauty products and services, design, and apply make‑up, apply cosmetic tanning and provide lash and brow services. In addition to this you will also have knowledge in hygiene, health, and work practices. You may choose to further your career to the next level with the Certificate III in Beauty Services (SHB30115), the Certificate IV in Beauty Therapy (SHB40115) or the Diploma of Beauty Therapy (SHB50115).

SHB30315 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN NAIL TECHNOLOGY If you enjoy pampering others and are seeking a career as a nail technician providing manicure and pedicure services, including the application of nail art and acrylic and gel nail enhancements, this course is ideal for you. This course will enhance your technical and customer service skills, and provide you with the skills and knowledge to consult with clients on nail care products and services.

SHB40115 ‑ CERTIFICATE IV IN BEAUTY THERAPYIf you have completed the Certificate III in Beauty Services, and would like to study further in this field, this course may be for you. You will gain knowledge and skills to provide a range of beauty therapy treatments and services. This course has been designed to provide you with extensive practical skills and theoretical knowledge in the provision of a diverse range of beauty therapy services and treatments, including lash and brow treatments, make‑up and nail services, waxing and massage.

SHB50115 ‑ DIPLOMA OF BEAUTY THERAPYThis is an ideal course for you if you would like to become a beauty therapist, and are interested in gaining the skills and knowledge in a broad range of beauty therapy treatments and services. This includes facial treatments, body massage and treatments, hair removal, lash and brow treatments, and nail and make‑up services. You will also develop vital skills to consult with clients to provide beauty advice, recommend beauty treatments and services, and sell retail skin‑care and cosmetic products.

HLT52015 ‑ DIPLOMA OF REMEDIAL MASSAGE If you are looking for hands‑on training that will enable you to provide patients with effective healing treatments, this course is for you. In our fully‑equipped facilities, you will be trained by industry professionals in a range of skills to be able to work with clients presenting with soft tissue dysfunction, musculoskeletal imbalance or restrictions in range of motion. The remedial massage course will develop and give you skills in areas such as client relationship, first aid and massage treatments, which will all value‑add to a client’s wellness, health, and relaxation.

BEAUTY COURSES


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IS HAIRDRESSING RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: delight in grooming and styling hair, as well as working in a fast‑paced and challenging industry.

YOUR HAIRDRESSING CAREER Hairdressing courses can lead to a role as a hairdresser, or salon assistant working in hair or beauty salons, day spas, hotels or resorts.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

SHB20216 ‑ CERTIFICATE II IN SALON ASSISTANT This course provides you with the skills to work as a salon assistant. You will be prepared for communicating in the workplace; interacting with and providing service to clients, and assistance to colleagues. You will work under direct supervision and as part of a hairdressing team. Upon completion, you may choose to progress to the Certificate III in Hairdressing.

SHB30416 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN HAIRDRESSING If you wish to pursue a career as a hairdresser, this is the course for you. Although usually undertaken as part of an apprenticeship, you can complete this course without an apprenticeship in one of our simulated salon environments and become a qualified hairdresser. You will develop the skills needed to work as part of a team in a hairdressing salon, as well as how to consult with clients, sell products and services, and design and apply a broad range of technical hairdressing services, including treating, cutting, colouring and styling hair. On completion of this course, if you want to gain a trade qualification, you will need to be employed as an apprentice for a period of time.

HAIRDRESSING COURSES


IS HOSPITALITY RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: like looking after people and helping make their experiences the very best they can be, or working with food.

YOUR HOSPITALITY CAREER The study of hospitality may lead you to roles as a banquet or function manager, bar manager, cafe manager, chef de cuisine, chef patisser, club manager, executive housekeeper, front office manager, kitchen manager, motel manager, restaurant manager, sous chef, or unit manager (catering operations).

HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM COURSES

TAFE QUALIFICATION

SIT20316 ‑ CERTIFICATE II IN HOSPITALITY Study the Certificate II in Hospitality and learn basic skills and knowledge in a range of activities and functions required in hospitality. Upon completion, you may work in various hospitality settings, such as restaurants, hotels, motels, catering operations, clubs, pubs, cafés and coffee shops, using your practical and basic industry knowledge. This course may be completed as part of a traineeship.

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SIT20416 ‑ CERTIFICATE II IN KITCHEN OPERATIONSThe Certificate II in Kitchen Operations equips you with skills and knowledge in a range of kitchen functions and activities. Employment opportunities are present in a range of settings, such as restaurants, hotels, catering operations, clubs, pubs and cafeterias, where food is prepared and served. Study this course and gain basic cookery skills to work as a cook’s assistant, catering assistant, sandwich hand or takeaway cook. If you would like to undertake an apprenticeship in the trade of cookery, and you are seeking a pathway to be a commercial cook, this pre‑apprenticeship course could provide you with a pathway to the Certificate III in Commercial Cookery. The Certificate II in Kitchen Operations can also be completed as part of a traineeship.

SIT30616 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN HOSPITALITYThe Certificate III in Hospitality equips you for a role as a skilled operator that possesses a range of well‑developed skills in hospitality. Throughout this course, you will develop the ability to use discretion and judgement and, upon completion, will possess sound knowledge of industry operations. This course leads to roles in the hospitality industry that may provide operational advice and support to team members, while working under limited supervision. Potential job opportunities include roles such as function attendant, restaurant host, food and beverage attendant, espresso coffee machine operator and more.

SIT30816 ‑ CERTIFICATE III IN COMMERCIAL COOKERYThis course provides you with the practical skills and knowledge needed to work as a qualified commercial cook in a commercial kitchen. Upon completion, you will be equipped to work as a commercial cook in restaurants, hotels, clubs, pubs, cafés, cafeterias, event catering organisations, airlines, hospitals, student accommodation areas, industry cafeterias and corporate organisations. The knowledge and skills you gain through completion of this course are highly regarded within the national and international hospitality and tourism industries. If you undertake the Certificate III in Commercial Cookery and wish to qualify for a trade certification, the process may take up to three years. If you are employed throughout this time in the industry, you may be able to fast‑track this process.

SIT40516 ‑ CERTIFICATE IV IN COMMERCIAL COOKERYIf you are a commercial cook seeking a more supervisory or leadership role in the kitchen, this course may be for you. This course provides you with the knowledge and skills to work as a commercial cook in organisations such as restaurants, hotels, clubs, pubs, cafés and coffee shops, or to run a small business in these sectors.

SIT50416 ‑ DIPLOMA OF HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENTIf you would like to join one of the fastest growing industries in Australia, the Diploma of Hospitality Management is for you. You will learn valuable skills and knowledge relevant to the industry and have the option to specialise in accommodation services, cookery, food and beverage, and gaming. Studying this course provides you with sound knowledge of industry operations and a broad range of managerial skills to coordinate hospitality operations.

CB69 ‑ BACHELOR OF HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT Designed specifically to follow on from a Diploma or Advanced Diploma in Hospitality Management, the Bachelor of Hospitality Management is your gateway to a career in this growth industry. This course provides you with the opportunity to widen your career prospects in hospitality management through exposure to studies in business‑related disciplines. You will develop a broad range of hospitality management skills in the areas of human resource management, occupational health and safety law, management, and marketing – all skills required for a successful and diverse career in hospitality.

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR? » Tourism Courses – page 25


Automotive | Construction Electrotechnology | Engineering

IS AUTOMOTIVE RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: enjoy working with your hands, are interested in cars and mechanics, and are great at problem‑solving.

YOUR AUTOMOTIVE CAREER Study in automotive could lead to a career as a trades assistant, vehicle service assistant, automotive service assistant, trainee service person, or automotive trainee.

TRADES COURSES

APPRENTICESHIPS » AUR30316 ‑ Certificate III in Automotive

Electrical Technology » AUR31116 ‑ Certificate III in Heavy Commercial

Vehicle Mechanical Technology » AUR30616 ‑ Certificate III in Light

Vehicle Mechanical Technology » AUR31216 ‑ Certificate III in Mobile Plant Technology


TAFE QUALIFICATION

AUR20218 ‑ CERTIFICATE II IN AUTOMOTIVE AIR CONDITIONING TECHNOLOGYThis course is designed as an extension to a mechanical trade qualification, and covers the skills and knowledge required to perform a range of tasks related to servicing and repairing air conditioning components and systems of cars and heavy vehicles within an automotive service and repair business. Upon completion, you will have a range of highly‑employable skills, including communication, teamwork, problem‑solving, initiative and enterprise, planning and organising, self‑management and hands‑on skills relevant to the automotive air conditioning industry.

AUR20516 ‑ CERTIFICATE II IN AUTOMOTIVE SERVICING TECHNOLOGY This course covers the skills and knowledge required to perform a range of servicing operations on light vehicles and heavy vehicles within an automotive service or repair business. The Certificate II in Automotive Servicing Technology is designed to prepare new employees or recognise and develop existing workers who are performing servicing and maintenance of vehicles in an automotive service or repair business.

AUR20716 ‑ CERTIFICATE II IN AUTOMOTIVE VOCATIONAL PREPARATION This course covers the skills and knowledge required to perform a limited range of tasks relating to identifying, inspecting and basic servicing of mechanical and electrical components. The Certificate II in Automotive Vocational Preparation is designed to develop your skills in communication, teamwork, problem‑solving, initiative and enterprise, planning and organising, self‑management and hands‑on skills relevant to the industry.

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IS CONSTRUCTION RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are a practical, hands‑on kind of person who enjoys challenges, problem‑solving and working in a team.

YOUR CONSTRUCTION CAREER Construction, along with a specialisation, could see you in a career as a bricklayer/blocklayer, carpenter, plumber or cabinetmaker. A qualification in construction may also lead you to supervisory and construction management roles.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

CPC10111 ‑ CERTIFICATE I IN CONSTRUCTION This qualification provides an introduction to the construction industry, its culture, occupations, job roles and workplace expectations. The units of competency cover essential work health and safety requirements, the industrial and work organisation structure, communication skills, work planning, and basic use of tools and materials. The course is built around a basic construction project unit that integrates the skills learnt in context.

CPC40110 ‑ CERTIFICATE IV IN BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION (BUILDING)Gain leadership and management skills to coordinate industry subcontractors and run your own business. The Certificate IV in Building and Construction (Building) is designed to meet the needs of the building professional who coordinates the construction of a building, taking responsibility for the overall completion of the job, including selecting contractors, overseeing the work and its quality, and liaising with the client. You will learn about how to read and interpret plans, apply building codes and standards and conduct on‑site supervision of building and construction projects. This course provides you with extensive training and knowledge on how to lead and manage projects for a small‑ to medium‑sized building business.


IS ELECTROTECHNOLOGY RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are interested in the installation, testing and maintenance of electrical and equipment systems.

YOUR ELECTROTECHNOLOGY CAREER Study in electrotechnology could lead you towards a career as an electrical contractor, or an apprenticeship as an electrician.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

UEE22011 ‑ CERTIFICATE II IN ELECTROTECHNOLOGY (CAREER START) This course is designed for those seeking an apprenticeship in the electrical industry and covers safety and basic skills, and knowledge for work in an electrotechnology discipline. Some units attained in this qualification credit towards the listed apprenticeship training plan. This course is only available for entry if you are in Year 11. Successful completion of this course enhances your employment opportunities if you are seeking an apprenticeship in the electrical trades

APPRENTICESHIPS » UEE30811 ‑ Certificate III in

Electrotechnology Electrician » UEE31211 ‑ Certificate III in Instrumentation and Control


APPRENTICESHIPS » CPC30111 ‑ Certificate III in Bricklaying/Blocklaying » MSF31113 ‑ Certificate III in Cabinet Making » CPC30211 ‑ Certificate III in Carpentry » CPC32413 ‑ Certificate III in Plumbing





IS ENGINEERING RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: enjoy working with your hands, are a problem‑solver and are looking to keep your career options open.

YOUR ENGINEERING CAREER Study options to help you enter the engineering sector are pre‑apprenticeship, certificate‑level courses and will help you towards a career in mechanical, mechatronic, manufacturing and maintenance fields. Job opportunities in these fields include roles as a welder, fabricator, workshop assistant or mechanic.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

MEM20413 ‑ CERTIFICATE II IN ENGINEERING PATHWAYS Successful completion of this qualification enhances your employment opportunities if you are seeking an apprenticeship in the engineering trade, and will give you direct and indirect skills associated with apprenticeship trades relevant to the engineering industry. Upon completion, you’ll have developed skills in communication, teamwork, problem‑solving, initiative and enterprise, planning and organising, self‑management and hands‑on skills relevant to the industry.

PMA20116 ‑ CERTIFICATE II IN PROCESS PLANT OPERATIONS This course has been developed as a technical qualification for use in the PMA08 Chemical, Hydrocarbons and Refining Training Package and is intended to prepare you to perform operational roles in the chemical, hydrocarbons or refined sectors. This course is offered in partnership with EQIP Gladstone Incorporated (EQIP). EQIP manage the application process, including a formal interview, and recruits students on behalf of CQUniversity. CQUniversity provides the training and assessment and is responsible for the issuance of the qualification. APPRENTICESHIPS

» MEM30205 ‑ Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade

» MEM30305 ‑ Certificate III in Engineering ‑ Fabrication Trade


RII20115 ‑ CERTIFICATE II IN RESOURCES AND INFRASTRUCTURE WORK PREPARATION CQUniversity’s Certificate II in Resources and Infrastructure Work Preparation provides you with the opportunity to learn the basics of health and safety, risk management, communication, planning and preparing to undertake a task, hand and power tool operation, measurements and calculations.

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Accident Forensics | Occupational Health and Safety

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CC63 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Accident Phenomenology » CC50 ‑ Graduate Diploma of Accident Investigation » CC76 ‑ Master of Advanced Safety Science Practice » CC79 ‑ Master of Safety Science (Major)

For more information see the Postgraduate Guide or www.cqu.edu.au/courses/accident-forensics.

IS ACCIDENT FORENSICS RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: have an investigative mind and enjoy discovering the whys and hows of accidents, as well as how to avoid them in the future.

YOUR ACCIDENT FORENSICS CAREER Accident forensics may lead you to roles as an accident forensic investigator or occupational health and safety manager in a variety of industries.

IS OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY RIGHT FOR YOU?

Yes, if you: are committed to a safe working environment, injury prevention and developing a workplace safety culture.

YOUR OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY CAREER Occupational health and safety could lead you to a role in areas such as organisational hygiene, ergonomics, industrial safety and risk management in a variety of industries.

TAFE QUALIFICATION

BSB41415 ‑ CERTIFICATE IV IN WORK HEALTH AND SAFETY Completing the Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety opens the door to a career in workplace health and safety, and also provides formal qualifications to those already working in the industry. Your studies will focus on developing a broad knowledge base, so you can apply workplace health and safety principles in a wide variety of contexts. You will learn how to contribute to and assist with workplace health and safety matters, such as hazard identification, risk management and control, workplace monitoring systems, plus work‑related health and safety measures and initiatives.

SAFETY SCIENCES COURSES

TAFE QUALIFICATION

TLI40115 ‑ CERTIFICATE IV IN RAIL SAFETY INVESTIGATION If you’re currently involved in operational safety within the rail sector, this course may be for you. You will explore topics such as rail safety law, site investigation, gathering, recording and managing evidence, reporting progress of investigations, and developing an understanding of safety management systems and rail safety investigation principles. You will also study types of rail safety occurrences, notification and categorisation. There's also the chance to test your skills in a life‑like environment at our purpose‑built crash laboratory at CQUniversity Bundaberg.

CB67 ‑ BACHELOR OF ACCIDENT FORENSICS Complete the Bachelor of Accident Forensics and develop expertise in the investigation and analysis of the factors that lead to accidents, and the interventions required to prevent their recurrence. The course provides core studies in accident phenomenology, investigation methods, forensic engineering, accident analysis, human factors investigation, and occupational health and safety. You also have an opportunity to complete authentic learning tasks in the state‑of‑the‑art, purpose‑built Forensic Accident Investigation Crash Laboratory – the only one of its kind in Australia. Graduates from this course can apply for professional membership with the Safety Institute of Australia and meet the specialist investigation education criteria of the Australian, New Zealand and International Society of Air Safety Investigators.

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BSB51315 ‑ DIPLOMA OF WORK HEALTH AND SAFETY Enhance your skills in workplace health and safety, and increase your employability by studying the Diploma of Work Health and Safety. You will develop practical skills to effectively coordinate and maintain workplace health and safety programs. The course introduces you to a range of safety topics, measures and initiatives so you can become confident in controlling conditions within the work environment that may be harmful to the health and safety of others.

CG48 ‑ ASSOCIATE DEGREE IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY The Associate Degree in Occupational Health and Safety is designed to create your credentials as an industry paraprofessional with specifically‑applied knowledge, attitudes, skills and initiatives in safety science. This course represents the first two years of the Bachelor of Occupational Health and Safety, and covers the topics of ergonomics and human factors, accident investigation and occupational health, and safety management. Upon completion of this course, you can continue your studies by enrolling in the Bachelor of Occupational Health and Safety and receive credit for units completed.

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR? » Supply Chain and Logistics – page 24

CQ26 ‑ BACHELOR OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY The Bachelor of Occupational Health and Safety is designed to develop your expertise in the identification of occupational health and safety hazards in the workplace. Upon completion, you will be prepared to facilitate, educate and promote health and safety in the workplace. Your studies will equip you with knowledge, skills and initiatives in the areas of occupational health and hygiene, ergonomics and human factors, accident investigation, and occupational health and safety management.

FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS » CC49 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Advanced

Safety Science Practice » CC78 ‑ Graduate Certificate in Fatigue Risk Management » CC77 ‑ Graduate Diploma of

Occupational Health and Safety » CC76 ‑ Master of Advanced Safety Science Practice » CC79 ‑ Master of Safety Science (Major)

For more information see the Postgraduate Guide or www.cqu.edu.au/courses/occupational-health-safety.

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