About Federation University

This qualification reflects the role of individuals in a variety of Business Services job roles. Individuals in these roles carry out a range of routine procedural, clerical, administrative or operational tasks that require technology and business skills. They apply a broad range of competencies using some discretion, judgment and relevant theoretical knowledge.This qualification is delivered under the traineeship model incorporating competency-based training. This qualification provides a pathway to work in the business services sector as an administration or office assistant. The diversity of employees includes real estate, medical, legal, accounting, local government, hotels and motels.

Learn the skills you will need to start your career in business and administration services. This program will prepare you for a career across the public and private sector, including but not limited to the medical, legal, real estate, accounting, government and hospitality sectors. You will learn the essential skills for operating within any business environment, including the creation and use of databases, how to produce spreadsheets, how to design and produce business documents and desk top publishing. You will also develop your problem solving skills and learn efective team working and customer service skills.

Early childhood services play an important role in nurturing the development of all infants and children attending childcare. Educators support the implementation of approved learning frameworks, and assist in supporting children’s wellbeing, learning and development. Depending on the setting, you may work under direct supervision or autonomously.

Much of your time during this program will be spent within children's services, watching and learning from other professionals. Once you graduate, you can work in pre-school centres, long day care, family day care centres and more - or you may choose to further your knowledge and study our Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care or the Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) degree.

You can study this program as a traineeship or as an on-campus program. Note that traineeship eligibility requires that you are employed as a trainee within the Early Childhood Care sector, and that you and your employer are able to enter into a training agreement.

If you are ready to start your career in education, our entry-level Certificate III in Education Support will equip you with the skills to support children with different development issues in a safe and supportive classroom environment.

You will learn how to assist teachers to deliver planned education programs, while supporting the development of students’ literacy, numeracy and communication skills. You will also learn how to work alongside teachers to create a positive and effective learning environment, applying a range of principles and processes to facilitate student learning.

Plus, you won’t just learn the how-to: you will also put your new knowledge into practice in real school settings.

Once you finish your studies, you will be qualified to work across diverse private and public education settings as a teacher’s aide, education assistant or education officer. With the Australian Government's projection of 50,000 teacher’s aide job openings over the next five years, your new skills will be in demand.

Our Certificate IV in Education Support will prepare you for an industry that the Australian Governments predicts will have an additional 50,000 jobs within the next five years.

You will learn how to work collaboratively with teachers to support students with special needs including disabilities or autism spectrum disorder, culturally diverse students and students at risk. You will also study child development and being skilled in supporting students’ literacy and numeracy learning.

Better still, you will undertake a 100 hour practical placement within a school, working with teachers in the classroom environment to build on the skills and knowledge learnt in class.

So whether you aspire to work in public or private settings, in schools or community organisations, our Certificate will provide you with the tools needed to support both students and teachers in a variety of settings. You might even use this course as a launch pad into a Bachelor of Education.

As a Qualified Early Childhood professional, you can manage and motivate other staff and volunteers and put into practice programs you've created. You'll spend much of your time in this program in children's services, watching and learning from other professionals.

Once you graduate, you can work in long day care centres, pre-school centres, family day care centres and more. You can even go on to study our Bachelor of Education (Birth - Year 6).

The program is designed to provide students with the skills, knowledge and understanding required to work with children across a range of early childhood education settings. Diploma qualified educators provide education and care which enhances and supports the holistic development of infants and children up to the age of 12. They work closely with primary carers to foster optimum development for all children.

Work in the early childhood field is both rewarding and demanding. This qualification is highly regarded within relevant industries and will allow you to work in a leadership role within the children's services field.

The Bachelor of Business is a contemporary degree developed in collaboration with industry and designed to meet the needs of businesses now and in the future. Businesses are facing an unprecedented number of challenges and opportunities stemming from digital disruption and the rapid adoption of new technologies. There has never been a more exciting time to start your career in business, whether you are looking for a career in the corporate world or aspiring to be an entrepreneur.

With close ties to industry and a strong focus on real-world work experience, Federation Business School is renowned for producing job-ready graduates by providing students with industry placements, internships, and real-life projects during their studies. Our graduates gain a solid foundation in business management, entrepreneurship, critical thinking, teamwork, leadership, creativity and innovation, and interpersonal skills. These skills are in high demand from employers and central to succeeding in the rapidly changing business world.

Either way, our Certificate IV in Mental Health will provide you with the specialised knowledge and skills to launch or advance your career as a trained professional helping people affected by mental illness and psychiatric disability.

With one in five Australians experiencing mental illness, the Australian Government has marked the mental health sector as a growing industry and it projects more than 50,000 jobs to open within the next five years.

Your career could see you working across government, non-government and community organisations such as in respite care, residential services, rehabilitation programs, clinical settings and corrective services - whether one-on-one with your clients or via group programs.

Better yet, as part of your studies, you will complete 80 hours of work placement giving you a chance to put your new learnings into practice and make valuable industry connections.

This qualification reflects the role of workers who provide services to clients in relation to mental health issues. They can provide counselling, referral, advocacy and education/health promotion services. These workers are required to have high level specialist knowledge, skills and competencies especially in regard to laws affecting people with mental health issues, the range of services available to them and health issues related to mental health.

This qualification reflects the role of workers in a range of community settings and client’s homes, who provide training and support in a manner that empowers people with disabilities to achieve greater levels of independence, self-reliance, community participation and wellbeing. Workers promote a person-centred approach, work without direct supervision and may be required to supervise and/or coordinate a small team.

Do you want to take the next step in your career or move away from being on the tools each day. Are you interested in managing residential, industrial or commercial building projects?

Then build your career and take the steps to gain your builders registration. Our Diploma of Building and Construction (Building) will give you the skill and knowledge elements required to undertake builders licensing.

With the Australian Government projecting this industry to add 50,000 jobs over the next five years, your newly-developed, specialist skills will be in high demand.

At our state-of-the-art training facility you will learn the technical and management skills needed to confidently become a registered builder on projects up to 3 stories high.

The Diploma of Information Technology qualification provides students with fundamental skills required in Information Technology industry in different areas like web design and multimedia, networking, core programming, databases, and software testing.

Electricians are paid higher than average weekly full time wages and a high number of job openings are expected over the next five years, according to the Department of Employment.

Study this certificate while you complete your apprenticeship and you can apply for an A Grade Electrical Licence through an approved Energy Safe Victoria examination process. You'll learn the broad range of electrical skills including installing and maintaining electrical components, wiring, equipment and systems.

This qualification covers competencies for work entry program providing grounding in safety and basic skills and knowledge for work in any electrotechnology discipline.

Set yourself up for a career creating and styling, surrounded by people in our modern program. Earn while you learn by studying our certificate and completing your apprenticeship alongside it, or you can treat our program as an authentic alternative to an apprenticeship. Whichever option you choose, you'll be mentored by masters of the craft in real salon environments.

You'll learn the tricks of the trade including the latest trends to turn you into a stand-out hairdresser. We'll make you business-minded too so you're confident consulting with clients and working as part of a team. Plus, focus on your favourite areas by choosing from our electives like working with hair extensions, planning services for special events and designing beards and moustaches.

If you're an apprenticeship alternative student, you'll study for three days each week, which includes two days of intensive technical training and one day of salon work placement in our on-campus salon, Unistyle. Choosing this approach will see you study for 18 months, enjoying in excess of 200 hours of experience in fully operational salon.

If you're an apprenticeship student, you'll study on campus for one day each week during term time throughout your three-year apprenticeship.

This entry level program will let you explore the world of hairdressing and to get a feel for the industry. Among other things, you will learn the basics of applying colouring products, drying hair to shape and tools of the trade, as well as starting to develop your customer service skills.

At the end of this course, you will be ready to apply for hairdressing apprentice positions, or be prepared to step straight into the workforce as a salon assistant. Either way, this will be your first step in a new career.

Tailor your training to suit your career goals with our flexible apprenticeship course. You can specialise in free-standing furniture design and making by studying subjects like fabricating custom pieces and hand-making timber joints. Or you can focus on fitting out kitchen and bathrooms by learning about creating and installing cabinets for the built-in environment. Whichever area you choose, we'll make sure you're confident with important business skills like working in a team, estimating and costing a job and delivering a quality service to your customers.

This qualification covers the skills and knowledge required for employment as an Engineering Tradesperson - Fabrication within the metal, engineering, manufacturing and associated industries or other industries where Engineering Tradespersons - Fabrication work. The qualification has been specifically developed to meet the needs of apprentices in the above trade. The qualification packaging has been developed on an assumption that competency will be developed through an integrated combination of on and off-the-job learning strategies such as those delivered through a formal apprenticeship. The qualification may also be achieved through formal skills recognition assessment processes.

Start a career as a mechanical tradesperson with the Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade apprenticeship course. The skills you learn during the qualification can be applied to a wide range of mechanical trade work, including: undertaking fitting assembly manufacture installation modification testing fault finding maintenance and service of mechanical equipment machinery use of machine tools. You’ll learn about mechanical and thermal cutting, marking out, tool making and mechatronics. This course also covers shaping and joining metal using computer numerical control (CNC) machinery, computer-aided design (CAD) and workplace safety. This qualification is offered with these two specialist streams: fitting fitting/machining. This is an apprenticeship ONLY course.

The food processing industry is expected to become a major growth area in Australia in coming years. Secure your place in this multi-billion-dollar sector with our workplace-based training programs. You'll set yourself up for production related roles that require the application of industry specific skills and knowledge across a range of processes, including some technical and problem-solving ability. You will become a multi-skilled worker ready to take on team leadership roles within the production environment.

This qualification provides a trade outcome through an apprenticeship in Painting & Decorating covering work for residential and commercial paint applications. The qualification has core unit of competency requirements that cover common skills for painting and decorating in the construction industry, as well as a specialist field of work, for example the application of wallpaper, feature coatings and protective coatings. The construction industry strongly affirms that training and assessment leading to recognition of skills must be undertaken in a real or very closely simulated workplace environment and this qualification requires all units of competency to be delivered in this context. According to the Australian Qualification Framework (AQF) graduates at Certificate III level have theoretical and practical knowledge and skills for work and/or further learning.

The Endeavour program is for people who want to return to further study, improve employment prospects and engage in lifelong learning. You may be a school leaver or young adult who needs some transition education before you pursue further education. You may be mature aged and have been at home with a family, or have not been engaged in formal education for a long time.

The program gives you the opportunity to re-engage with learning and build on your confidence in a friendly, supportive setting, while developing your skills as a lifelong learner. We will help you to become an independent learner in maths, oral and written communication.

The completion of 22473VIC Certificate II level is the equivalent of Year 10, as well as meeting the minimum educational requirement for entry to the Australian Defence Force. There is a science stream that allows you to build your capacity for science education.

If you want to become a master furniture maker and take a step closer to securing an apprenticeship, this certificate is designed for you. You'll learn how to make free-standing furniture and built-in cabinets while also skilling up to install these structures on site. Once you finish this program, you'll be ready to work as an assistant maker, assistant installer and production operator in the cabinet world and can continue your training with an apprenticeship.

Become a master tradesperson, who specialises in carpentry. You'll become a pro at building external staircases, constructing wall frames and installing windows and doors. And chances are your trade will be in high demand, with the Department of Employment estimating there to be more than 50,000 job openings for carpenters and joiners over the next five years. Let us guide you through your apprenticeship, with our teachers who know what it's like starting out in the industry, having been apprentices themselves.

ICT40120 Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking) provides a solid base of knowledge and highly regarded skills to equip you for a broad range of IT roles.

Become an expert in the wide range of baked goods, from pastries to bread and cakes to cookies with our blended workplace and classroom based apprenticeship. Along with plenty of hands-on practice with pastry and dough, and utilising modern bakery practices, you'll learn how to create your own crowd-pleasing recipes and the important workplace information needed to succeed. You'll finish this program with a qualification that is recognised Australia-wide and can launch your career as a baker for international hotels, national and local bakeries, local cafes and more.

Individuals who work in these fields apply broad sets of skills, including foundational knowledge in critical thinking and customer service skills, to support a range of technologies, processes, procedures, policies, people and clients in a variety of work contexts. Students will develop a broad understanding of all aspects of IT that can lead to further studies in computing science, digital media, information systems, computer programming, systems design, database administration, interactive web development and software engineering. Students will learn how to design and implement technology changes which align to current industry specific technologies as well as the project management skills required to ensure a successful outcome of these changes.

The Federation MBA will consolidate your professional experience. It will challenge the way you think about business, decision making and your own management style - giving you the perspective and experience to succeed in senior roles, no matter what discipline you're coming from. This is achieved by co-design of the course with Runway, an entrepreneurial ecosystem that delivers experiential programs to validate, accelerate and scale businesses. Tailored to meet the demands of the community, while also maintaining a global perspective on modern organisational changes, our revised curriculum is focused on developing leaders who are agile, decisive, innovative and ethically responsible.

Our cohort-based approach to learning means you'll study with the group of people throughout the entire program, and potentially work alongside them after you graduate.

Designed for small business owners, entrepreneurs, leaders and those with the innate drive to rise up the ladder, this program gives you the competitive edge you need to upskill and make your mark. Study our MBA and you are destined to be a new kind of leader. To inspire genuine change within your organisation and community, and along the way, transform your career into something remarkable.

This qualification reflects the trade qualified role of a bricklayer, blocklayer or paver who may have responsibility for undertaking heritage bricklaying, refractory bricklaying, bricklaying, blocklaying and paving work in residential, industrial, and commercial contexts, in both existing and new constructions.

You will become an expert in residential and commercial construction methods and materials along with assessment and advice on the compliance of these builds, and you will make a significant contribution to the development and construction of our built environment. So if you love combining theory and practice, this course could be the fit for you.

Upon completion, you will play a crucial role in construction projects - from the initial planning stages through to final inspections.

With the Australian Government recognising a skills shortage in this industry, your specialist skills will be highly sought after.

If you love the smell of freshly baked bread and the satisfaction of providing an essential service, prepare for a career as a baker. Perhaps you'll start your own boutique bakery, join a major national franchise or become a specialist artisan baker for an organic cafe. Our opportunities for both on the job and on-campus training ensures you'll be skilled up and ready for a career with our qualification that is recognised Australia-wide. Develop your baking career as you learn about the different ways to work with bread dough, try your hand at creating artisan varieties and bring your own recipes to life.

Protect endangered species, advise on bush fire prevention programs, manage waterway redevelopment projects and take your love for the environment and make it your career through Federation’s Diploma of Conservation and Ecosystem Management. Becoming an expert in conservation and ecosystem management means you can work in rural, suburban and metro settings with a large amount of time being spent outdoors. You may wish to work in a laboratory, or you might prefer working outdoors. Whichever avenue you choose, you'll have a career with plenty of hands-on and rewarding work.

Successful completion of this program will give you the opportunity to pursue a career within the different sectors of the conservation and ecosystem management industry as a wildlife and parks field officer, field operator, vertebrate pest officer or weeds operator.

Step up to the top of your game in the building and construction industry with our specialist, nation-wide recognised certificate. We'll prepare you to apply for your registration as a domestic builder and manage a successful construction site or residential building business. You'll learn how to choose contractors, oversee work, manage quality, timelines and budgets and liaise with clients. Best of all, you'll benefit from above average weekly full time earnings and higher than average job openings expected in the next few years for building technicians.

Plumbers are in high demand along with having the freedom to work for themselves or as a valued employee in construction companies. Prepare yourself for your plumbing apprenticeship with this 28 week practical program. You'll take the first step towards your career, while showing your future employer that you have the drive and skills to succeed in your apprenticeship. You'll learn in our state-of-the-art Building and Construction Training Centre, gaining skills like reading and interpreting plans and specifications, producing technical drawings and using plumbing pipes, fitting and fixtures.

You spend your spare time tinkering with engines and are always researching the latest models of cars being released. Harness your interest and set yourself up for a career working with light vehicles. With our apprenticeship program, you'll learn how to service and repair the mechanical parts of motor vehicles such as engines, transmissions and suspension systems as well as how to manage electronic engines. By the end of your training, you'll know your way around brakes, springs and gear boxes, along with having the skills to diagnose, repair and service any mechanical problems. We'll also make sure you know how to conduct safety and roadworthy inspections to give you even more employable skills.

Federation’s certificate III in Conservation and Ecosystem Management is the perfect course to develop the skills required to begin a career protecting our environment. You will choose from electives such as recognising fauna, surveying pests and operating chainsaws while also learning important core skills including workplace safety and conduction ecological and cultural site inspections and restorations. This skills-based certificate can be taken as part of a traineeship agreement or as an on-campus student paving the way for a career in roles such as community field officer, wildlife officer, weeds officer and more.

This program will provide you with the competencies, skills and knowledge to gain registration as an Enrolled Nurse with the Australian Health Practitioner Registration Authority (AHPRA). On completion, you will work under the direct or indirect supervision of Registered Nurses.

Areas of study include: health information, nursing care plans, wound management, administer and monitor medications.

This program is available to eligible applicants including those employed as a trainee within the health industry.

You may choose to work for a major construction company, for a boutique building group or even for yourself one day. You'll learn about the six key streams of the plumbing industry, including core and specialist areas from water to drainage, mechanical services to roofing and more. Once you finish this course, you can sit for the Victorian Building Authority's Registration level exams to become a qualified plumber.

This pre-apprenticeship program will give you the hands on skills and basic mechanical knowledge which will help you to find an automotive apprenticeship. It will help to make you job ready, and will give you the opportunity to pursue a career in automotive mechanics, engine reconditioning, automotive electrician and electronics, and vehicle body repair.

This course is appropriate for current and future staff of the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) who will be working with the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) and its programs. It is ideal for workers currently employed in mental health or disability services, and potential students considering a career in these areas. If you’re a school leaver, returning to study or looking for a career change, this could be the opportunity you have been looking for. Take your first step towards an NDIS career with this program. You will learn skills including understanding the NDIS, supporting an NDIS participant and working collaboratively. You will study online, under the tuition of our experienced and highly qualified teachers. At the end of the program, you will be ready to apply for entry level positions in the disability sector, or you may choose to use this course as a stepping stone into further qualifications such as Federation’s Certificate III in Individual Support , the Certificate IV in Disability or the Certificate IV in Community Services which will increase your employment ready skills.

Let our experienced lecturers help invigorate your career with new skills and knowledge. If you don’t already have a formal accounting qualification and you’re ready to break into this thriving field, our Master of Professional Accounting is the perfect place to start. It is a particularly attractive choice for those seeking practical accreditation on top of their existing tertiary education.

Accounting, finance and economics are about more than just looking at numbers. Our Master of Professional Accounting will provide you with a fresh perspective in using this information to provide expert advice and positively impact the lives of people around the world. You will develop a comprehensive knowledge in key areas such as financial reporting, taxation, auditing, and budgeting. You’ll also learn the legal ins and outs of associated compliance and performance requirements to ensure statutory and strategic governance.

Our course will provide you with a comprehensive program of study in accounting theory and practice that is recognised by the Certified Practising Accountants (CPA) and Chartered Accountants of Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ), enabling you to pursue a pathway to qualification as a professional accountant.

As the next generation of professional accountants, you’ll be at the forefront of a changing business environment focusing less about profits, and more on caring for the world we live in: from quantifying the financial benefits of sustainable, fair trade business practices; to providing evidence-based solutions to emerging issues and business challenges.

You may be working in the early childhood field and want to upskill, straight out of school or changing careers. You will discover how young children learn and how you can develop and support their learnings in these critical early years. This is a hands-on course that will get you into the classroom for a minimum of 80 days of supervised teaching placement so you can put into practice what you have learnt. You will develop the skills to teach in a variety of early education settings which may include kindergartens, pre-schools and long day care centres, including those in special needs settings.

The Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care is a pathway into the Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education). You may receive 1 year of credit (120 credit points) through this pathway.

Become a confident and qualified early childhood teacher with Federation University. You may be working in the early childhood field and want to upskill, straight out of school or changing careers. You will discover how young children learn and how you can develop and support their learnings in these critical early years.

This is a hands-on course that will get you into the classroom for a minimum of 80 days of supervised teaching placement so you can put into practice what you have learnt. You will develop the skills to teach in a variety of early education settings which may include kindergartens, pre-schools and long day care centres, including those in special needs settings.

A range of scholarships from the Victorian Department of Education and Training are available to help support your dream of a becoming an early childhood teacher, especially if you’re a regional student.

The Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care is a pathway into the Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education). You may receive 1 year of credit (120 credit points) through this pathway.

The Bachelor of Physiotherapy is for those who want to prevent injury and disability in others as well as rehabilitate those already injured. With a focus on the physiotherapist-client relationship, this course is highly practical in its orientation and provides graduates job ready skills to have them highly employable on graduation from our accredited program.

The Bachelor of Psychological Sciences is accredited with the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC) and explores a range of subjects on human thought and behaviour including developmental psychology, cognitive psychology, social psychology, abnormal psychology and personality.

Throughout your studies, you’ll develop a solid foundation to equip you with the communication, research, critical thinking and problem-solving skills required to meet the high demand for graduates in psychology. You will also broaden your knowledge with elective subjects throughout first, second and third year.

As a graduate, you may work in community welfare and case management, business and industry, youth and family support, the criminal justice system, marketing or research.

You want to improve people's lives and help them during difficult times. You want a degree where you spend time learning in a variety of clinical settings and a career where you are constantly updating your skills.

We'll support you as you become a registered nurse. You'll learn to deliver the highest quality care that's focused on the person and use reasoning and evidence-based care to improve your patients' outcomes.

Your subjects include working with diverse communities, mental health, medical and surgical nursing, and palliative care. You'll also learn skills like leadership and management to give you even more confidence when you start your career. Your options will be wide when you graduate. You may choose to work in emergency illness, mental health, long-term care, intercultural health or population health. Wherever you work, chances are your career in nursing will be challenging, stimulating and rewarding. You may even decide to further your studies into a specialised nursing area including midwifery or paramedicine.

Childhood experiences created by a great teacher will stay with a child throughout their lifetime. If you want to inspire children and help them achieve their potential, then join us to become part of the next generation of primary teachers.

You will spend time in each year of your degree observing and working with students in school classrooms. You will develop your own teaching identity and learn how to use your own individual skills to support student learning.

You will develop a deep understanding of childhood development, educational theories and practice. You will also learn how to engage children in innovative and purposeful learning. Along with the compulsory education courses, you will have the option of a range of discipline specific electives.

Our Bachelor of Secondary Education will see you gain a deep knowledge of two specialist teaching areas combined with valuable classroom experience. You will graduate with the confidence to connect with young people and teach from year 7 through to VCE.

You’ll be ready to teach by undertaking a minimum of 80 days of supervised teaching placement with our partner schools throughout the course.

Teachers are in high demand and you can teach across Australia in remote communities, thriving regional centres or in our capital cities. We'll help you become an engaging motivating and innovative secondary school teacher.

With smaller class sizes our education lecturers get to know our students providing one-on-one assistance with assignments and course work that's why we're Victoria's #1 university for student support.

This postgraduate course will help you take your skills from your undergraduate degree to become a teacher. You may be looking to change your career or you've decided after finishing your undergraduate degree that teaching is what you really want to do. You'll graduate from this degree with the confidence and skills to teach in primary school across Australia and overseas.It's a hands-on course that gets you out into the classroom for a minimum of 60 days where you can put what you've learnt into practice. You'll discover how children learn and how you can help to develop and support their learning. You'll look at examples from around the world and learn how to best work with children from diverse backgrounds. We'll help you top up your skills in English maths numeracy and more so that when you start work as a teacher you're as comfortable and qualified as can be. This 2 year degree may be condensed into 18 months of full time study (18 months accelerated study is not available to online-learning students), or 3 years of part-time study (part-time study is not available to international students). We provide a number of pathways and options to ensure you can follow your dream and become a great teacher. Visit federation.edu.au/become-a-teacher for more information including our interactive study pathways tool.

Be an advocate for social justice and human rights. Make a real difference to the lives of people in need. Excel in your career in one of the fastest growing professions. You might be a new graduate looking for a clear career path or an experienced social worker wanting to take the next step in your professional life. Or perhaps you are ready for a career change and want to step into social work.

Whatever your background, we'll prepare you to work across human and community services in government bodies, non-government organisations, community and health services and more. You'll become confident working with migrants, people with alcohol, drug and mental health problems and in palliative care, child protection, youth services and much more. You'll be exposed to challenging real life situations through 140 days during your studies in social work settings, being mentored by experienced professionals in the field. Then, once you graduate, you can go on to be a qualified social worker, take up management positions or work in national or international policy development.

This Masters by Research program sees candidates working with a Principal Supervisor, appointed by the Research Higher Degrees Sub Committee, with the approval of the School.

A minimum of 1.5 years and a maximum of 2 years (full-time equivalent), this degree is awarded on the basis of an externally examined thesis of approximately 40,000 words.

This Masters by Research program sees candidates working with a Principal Supervisor, appointed by the Research Higher Degrees Sub Committee, with the approval of the School.

A minimum of 1.5 years and a maximum of 2 years (full-time equivalent), this degree is awarded on the basis of an eternally examined thesis of approximately 40,000 words.

Biomedicine is an exciting area that plays a major role in helping people lead healthier lives. It's an industry that is constantly evolving. You'll learn about anatomy, pathophysiology, genetic sciences and can go on to work in areas like genome biology, genetic mapping, stem cell research and biological pharmaceuticals. Studies range from lifespan nutrition, to food microbiology, metabolism to applied biochemistry.

Graduates of this program will pursue a career in biomedical research, laboratory technology, medical sales, research and pharmaceuticals. This degree is a pathway to postgraduate studies in medicine, physiotherapy, dentistry, pharmacy and other allied health programs, as well as veterinary science.

The Master of Data Science postgraduate degree has been designed to meet the AQF level 9 requirements, consists of 14 courses, is taught in English and normally takes 2 years of full-time study or part-time equivalent. Students are admitted based on having completed a previous bachelors level qualification at AQF 7 or equivalent. The program structure includes 11 core courses and three elective courses. Students are required to complete two 30 credit point project courses (60 credit point project in total) which the student can use to undertake either an applied industry based project, or complete a research oriented thesis.The Master of Data Science program will equip graduate with a comprehensive suite of tools they need to manage, manipulate, analyse and visualise data coming from various sources such as science, business and society, putting students in high demand for careers across a range of industries.

This skills-based certificate will be taken as part of an apprenticeship in your workplace. You'll learn about a broad range of horticulture topics including controlling weeds, plant nutrition and propogation, and will graduate as an employee attractive to local councils, private contractors and more.

Become a skilled clinical psychologist and help people work through difficult times. Our program combines coursework, clinical practice and research to prepare you for registration as a psychologist with the Psychology Board of Australia.

Your knowledge of clinical problems in childhood, adolescence and adulthood will become advanced, as well your understanding of evidence-based psychological assessments and interventions and the ethics related to your work. You'll benefit from our strong industry partnerships, which will see you in the field for at least 1000 hours during your studies, including in regional, rural or remote settings. You gain real experience working within our FedUni Community Psychology Services.

Our program is accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC) and recognised by the Psychology Board of Australia, the Australian Psychological Society (APS) and the APS College of Clinical Psychologists.

You will learn a range of practical skills like creating stand-out coffee, delivering exceptional customer service and handling food in the safest possible way.

Then you can take your expertise to roles like making your regulars their beloved daily coffee, to managing customers in five star hotels, or even to studying further with our Diploma of Hospitality Management.

Whichever path you decide to take, your skills will be in demand, with the Australian Government recognising a skills shortage in the hospitality industry.

Commercial cookery is a dynamic and critical part of any hospitality business, from 5-star hotel kitchens through to restaurant and café settings.

The fast, challenging and dynamic hospitality industry spans the globe, and this course will give you a chance to be part of it. You'll learn how to prepare and present food, about dietary and cultural requirements, creating and costing menus, communicating well with your team and food safety. Most of our students who take this course are apprentices who have an employer in the industry and would like to open the doors towards becoming a chef.

This course is offered as both an apprenticeship and non apprentice pathway.

If you love numbers and have a desire to help other businesses to thrive, our Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping could be the answer for you.

You will learn the core accounting skills needed to become a registered BAS agent or certified bookkeeper - whether that is across payroll, activity statements or the latest in cloud computing software - along taking your pick from a range of electives including managing small business operations, financial forecasting and developing complex spreadsheets.

The Australian Government is projecting 50,000 jobs to open up in the accounting and finance industry over the next five years, so your new skills are sure to be in high demand from the moment you graduate.

Better still, with the significant number of almost 200,000 people employed in the industry, job opportunities are available in most regions.

Decadent, luxurious, opulent and enticing - properly prepared pastry goods are more than just food. They bring joy, excitement and romance to an occasion. Yet there is something secret about the craft of the patisserie chef. Working with precise detail and exceptional margins, an effective patisserie section can add immense value and attraction to a kitchen operation. The ingredients are challenging, the expectations of customers are high and the popularity of a good patisserie chef is based on an understanding of heat and ingredients that goes well beyond the knowledge of a normal cook.

This program opens the door to the world of baked goods, pastries and desserts. During the program you will learn sophisticated international patisserie styles and techniques for the preparation and decoration of exotic cakes, comforting pastries and excitingly intuitive desserts.

This qualification reflects the role of individuals employed as beauticians to provide a range of beauty services including nail, waxing, lash and brow, and basic make-up services. These individuals possess a range of well-developed technical and customer service skills where discretion and judgement is required and are responsible for their own outputs.

Become qualified in an area of high demand. The Department of Employment has estimated that 50,000 job opportunities will open for landscape gardeners over the next five years. Secure your place in this creative and hands-on industry through our apprenticeship program, which will see you become a qualified and skilled landscape gardener. We'll guide you through the business and practical skills needed to succeed in your career. Perhaps you'll start your own company, work for another or join your local council. Either way, you'll finish this certificate with the confidence to work across private gardens, commercial landscapes, public recreational spaces and more.

Become an aged care/support worker, and learn the skills to provide aged, disability and other support to people in the community and/or residential settings. You will start your career ahead of other graduates, with the 'Assist with medications' and depending on your stream, safe food handling skills, required by most employers in the health sector. Our teachers are experienced registered nurses, who all have current industry experience and will train you to be work ready as a health support worker, or to take the next step into a nursing qualification.

If your goal is to continue your studies, this program will give you a pathway with credit into our Diploma of Nursing. You will gain the academic background and support to succeed in studies to become an Enrolled Nurse, which in turn, will open the opportunity to continue study in the Bachelor of Nursing. Whichever pathway you choose, our strong relationships with public and private health care providers across Western Victoria will set you up to start a career which can take you as far as you want to go.

You can study this program as a traineeship or as an on-campus program. Note that traineeship eligibility requires that you are employed as a trainee within the Health sector, and that you and your employer are able to enter into a training agreement.

This qualification reflects the role of community service workers who design and deliver person-centred services to individuals and/or groups. Workers may provide support, advocacy or interventions to individual clients, groups or communities across a range of services. At this level, workers may be autonomous with limited responsibility within established parameters and may be required to supervise and lead other workers in projects or teams. Work may take place in a range of community service, case work or case management contexts.

You’ll learn how to successfully case manage and support people in times of crisis, or those requiring help in some way in their lives. You can focus on a particular interest area through electives, like working with clients affected by drugs and alcohol and people with mental health issues. You will also learn how to work in a client-centred and family-focussed way. Plus, because hands-on experience is key to your confidence and career success, we’ll help you gain placement hours in real community organisations.

Areas of study include: Case management, intake assessment and referral, counselling, group work, mental health, reflective practice, advocacy, alcohol & other drugs, stages of human development, young people, family violence.

This course will provide students with foundation studies in the principles of biochemistry, providing the skills and knowledge to support more advanced studies.The course begins with an introduction to the cellular environment and considers the interactions that stabilise biological macromolecules. This is followed by studying: the structure and function of proteins and enzymes and techniques for their isolation and purification; the composition of biological membranes; the structure of nucleic acids and their packaging within cells; mechanisms for synthesis, modification and turnover of nucleic acids and proteins.

The Bachelor of Science provides a foundation in scientific practice and a specialization in at least one discipline area chosen from a wide range of major study areas. The program is delivered in small applied laboratory classes and workshops, allowing the development of advanced skills sought by employers.

The Bachelor of Science program is designed for maximum flexibility and hence will enable students interested in science to design their own program. You must complete 24 subjects, consisting of five core subjects, six major subjects, four minor subjects, and nine professional development courses.

Sample structures are just one example of the many options available within your chosen course.

• Modelling and Change (Introductory Level)(MATHS1001)
  This course is aimed at a broad tertiary level audience interested in solving real-world problems. The main focus will be on learning and applying standard calculus techniques to model motion, growth, and change. Problems requiring optimization techniques and calculation of area will also be considered.
• Scientific Practice (SCCOR1300)
  On completion of this course, students should have developed the mathematical understanding and tools needed to undertake studies in a science discipline. After successfully completing this course, students will be able to demonstrate competency with basic calculation skills required for science including calculations involving percentages, proportions, ratios, and fractions; recognize unit prefixes and confidently convert between units; use functions involving powers, logarithms, and exponents; manipulate a wide range of algebraic equations to substitute values and to transform to solve for a particular variable; solve systems of linear equations; perform calculations involving area, surface area, and volume on a range of two and three-dimensional shapes; present data graphically and use numerical summaries; use a spreadsheet tool to graph experimental data including correct labeling and the use of error bars; apply the above skills in context to solve scientific problems.
• Scientific Communication (SCCOR1200)
  This course will provide students with the generic skills necessary to acquire, analyze, and communicate scientific ideas and information. This will involve techniques such as literature searching, information retrieval, preparation, and presentation of laboratory reports and oral reports.
• Sustainable Earth (SCSUS1500)
  This course looks at the heavy footprint humans have placed on Planet Earth. We address, in turn, the main components of the habitable parts of the planet and examine the fundamental, natural processes within each. With this grounding, we then superimpose the impact of indigenous people, and the excesses of post-industrial humanity, upon the Earth to reveal the consequences of the activities of modern society.
• Statistical Methods (STATS1000)
  This course introduces students to the full range of descriptive statistical techniques and also introduces the key concepts underlying statistical inference. A wide range of basic inferential techniques are introduced. Data from various disciplinary contexts are utilized, and there is a strong emphasis on computing skills, interpretation of computer output, and communication of statistical results and conclusions.

The Bachelor of Science provides a foundation in scientific practice and a specialisation in at least one discipline area chosen from a wide range of major study areas.

With our degree, you'll build conceptual models, and learn how these models can help you identify natural resources and mitigate natural hazards.

Geospatial scientists provide information that is crucial to decision making and addressing problems of societal significance by harnessing the value of spatial data to map, model and analyse every aspect of our natural and built environments.

The Geospatial Science major provides students with essential skills and knowledge in spatial data collection and analyses. In this major, students will receive hands-on and real-world experiences with spatial data captured by drones, Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) and earth observing satellites as well as becoming adept in the high level processing and analysis of spatial data.

Students who complete the geospatial science major will be highly employable in both the government and private sector across a wide range of areas e.g. managing land & marine environments, working toward modern and sustainable urban developments, modernising the agricultural sector, working in mining and forestry and understanding the impacts of climate change on our world.

The Bachelor of Business (Honours) program offers qualified students the opportunity for specialised study in business at an advanced level. The Honours program is a combination of coursework and research. The program aims to provide a post-degree level of study to widen students’ knowledge in one of the specialist areas in a business-related discipline offered by Federation University. It gives students the training necessary to conduct independent high-quality research in business and academic settings, cultivates analytical and critical skills and an awareness of emerging developments in business. The Honours program has been developed as a pathway for research and study at Masters or PhD level but can also provide a competitive edge in the marketplace.

Are you ready to take the leap into a management position? Do you have what it takes to support and guide your staff through the next health care crisis? Study the Master of Business Administration (Health Services Management) and you’ll unlock your potential to be a leader and a voice for change in the health industry.

Join the MBA program at Federation University for a wealth of support and experience from some of the brightest minds in the industry. Under their guidance, you’ll turn theory into practice with skills such as understanding financial reports, effective communication, and how to develop and implement an innovative and strategic plan.

Unlock your potential to manage an efficient team of professionals or to discover solutions to a variety of issues related to the health care sector. Join the global conversation on health care policy, practice, and evidence-based delivery.

This master’s degree is highly interactive and hands-on with an emphasis on collaboration and real-world engagement. You’ll be inspired while learning alongside your fellow cohort, guest speakers, and collaboration with local industry partners – while gaining a greater understanding of your purpose and what you want to achieve.

These skills will inevitably complement your career and could lead to a new level of professionalism in positions such as board director or CEO. Or you could simply use the course to refresh your skills as a sound basis for your current work role and your future endeavors.

Study the Master of Business Administration (International Business) to become a world business leader. You’ll develop the skills and specialist knowledge to be a manager within a multitude of areas, including leadership, policy, practice and evidence based.

As the market becomes increasingly global in nature, knowledge of how to deal with the unique challenges of the international business environment is necessary for career success. If you already have a bachelor’s degree or are currently working in the business sector and aspiring to a management position – this is the degree for you.

You’ll learn to be reflexive to international demands and be proactive to the social, economic and technological forces that influence the world. Gain a sophisticated perspective on how enterprises navigate the risks and opportunities in a competitive global environment and develop knowledge and tools to become a global leader.

Students applying for Federation University’s Master of Teaching (Secondary) may be eligible for a $15,000 stipend to assist with study and paid on-the-job training. Applicants are required to hold a bachelor’s degree and be able to train and work in an area of workforce shortage to be eligible.

Our Master of Teaching (Secondary) program offers a number of pathways to suit your individual circumstances and to ensure you become a great teacher.

Students may choose to study on campus at Mt Helen (Ballarat) in an accelerated mode over 1.5 years. It is also offered online over 3 years part-time (part-time study is not available to international students). We offer flexible pathways to suit peoples’ individual circumstances; this means blended options that include a combination of on campus and online study are also possible.

Through coursework linked to the Australian Graduate Teaching Standards, regular classroom observations, practitioner inquiries linked to personal goals, regular opportunities to develop core teaching practices, and with the support of professional learning communities, students develop the skills, understandings and dispositions for effective teaching.

With a strong emphasis on research, the Master of Public Health program provides professionals from multidisciplinary backgrounds with enhanced skills to pursue a career in public health.

Research - focus on a research topic of your interest and of public health importance, develop in-depth knowledge on research methods and relevant practical skills for conducting a small-scale research under the mentorship of an experienced supervisor.

With a strong emphasis on research, the Master of Public Health program provides professionals from multidisciplinary backgrounds with enhanced skills to pursue a career in public health.

The Master of Public Health program prepares you to be a public health professional. There are multiple career options available in Australia and globally including working within the public and private sectors, development agencies and universities as a researcher, policy officer, health promotion officer, or as an academic. Graduates can be involved in managing and evaluating public health programs, formulating and implementing policies. You may also pursue further study and complete a PhD.

Knowledgeable, high profile professionals are the backbone of the IT industry. This program provides you with the opportunity to learn new programming languages, architecture and paradigms to create new software applications.

You will complete subjects in dynamic web development, data structures and algorithms and agile coding, in addition to electives that will add breadth and depth to your studies.

The curriculum reflects the current and future needs of practicing software developers, aimed to advance your skills in first and second year of the curriculum so that you can apply your knowledge to a final year project.

On completion, you may seek employment that involves identifying new areas of software process improvements to produce measurable business benefits. Your communication skills will be an asset in this area, as you report on project progress, anomalies, risks and issues.

This program examines organisational and technological issues required to analyse and design business information systems.

Throughout the program, you will develop an understanding of organisational settings, recognising technology threats and opportunities, utilising modern principles and theories with practical applications.

Subjects such as information security, multimedia, knowledge management, databases and emerging technologies in business will help you become familiar with the latest developments in IT, as well as different types of tools and their applications.

Electives will compliment your IT degree, allowing you to build your business acumen with subjects including the theory and practice of managing people to build knowledge and understanding of workplace behaviour.

This Masters by Research program sees candidates working with a Principal Supervisor, appointed by the Research Higher Degrees Sub Committee, with the approval of the School. A minimum of 1.5 years and a maximum of 2 years (full-time equivalent), this degree is awarded on the basis of an externally examined thesis of approximately 40,000 words. Completion of this Higher Degree by Research will provide you with the foundation, knowledge and skills to: Make Contributions to Knowledge Undertake Independent Research Effectively Communicate and Report on Findings to a range of different audiences Demonstrate intellectual and professional integrity Display a range of generic skills applicable to future research and employment

The Master of Professional Psychology consists of coursework (including a major case study) and practical placement. The program develops specialised knowledge and skills for the professional practice of psychology, including ethical and legal practice, assessment, and interventions across the lifespan. The structure provides for the application of learning experiences across these areas. Practicum experiences throughout the program facilitate the practical application of knowledge and develop core skills for psychological practice. Practical training is provided at FedUni Community Psychology Services and external agencies. You will be required to undertake at least 300 hours of practicum experience.

The Bachelor of Science (Honours) is a fourth-year program for graduates of all Science, Information Technology and Mathematical Science undergraduate degrees. The program serves as a prelude to a higher degree in research or advanced professional practice in careers that entail complex research work.

The honours program consists of the core research project, as well as course work studies in research methodologies, communication, and the preparation of a literature review. A significant proportion (over one half) of the work in this program is the research project, which culminates in the submission of an Honours thesis. The aim of this course is to develop skills and experience in the type of work involved in postgraduate research studies.

The range of study areas in which we offer supervision include computing at a professional level for students with sufficient background in computing or information technology, and research based studies in all science disciplines, including Biomedical Science, Biotechnology, Environmental and Conservation Science, Food and Nutrition, Geoscience, Mathematical Sciences and Veterinary and Wildlife Science.

The research project allows you to pursue your area of interest in some depth whilst practising the investigative skills that are important in research. In particular, you will develop skills in finding the latest work published about your area of interest, and in assimilating and analysing this information. Course work also focusses on the preparation of a detailed research plan, designing and carrying out experimental research and writing up the results of your research. You will also learn how to communicate these findings to other people by giving seminars on your work and assembling your work in the form of a thesis.

Learn problem-solving and analytical skills as well as environmental, social, and political aspects that will impact your career as a civil engineer. Explore how to prevent flooding, design irrigation systems, and construct multi-story buildings to ensure structures are safe, economical, and environmentally sound. In the final year of the program, you will have the opportunity to undertake a specialization in structural or water and wastewater engineering.

The Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) (Honours) is a four-year program accredited by Engineers Australia, the global home for engineering professionals renowned as leaders in shaping a sustainable world. Career prospects in civil engineering are both solid and diverse.

Upon successful completion of this program, you can seek employment in government and private organizations specializing in civil and building engineering. As a professional civil engineer, you may oversee teams of engineering technologists and skilled trade staff to construct the designs that you have created, working at a theoretical level to isolate, analyze, and define a required engineering outcome.

Career opportunities include but are not limited to property and land development, roads and railways, airports, towers, bridges, pipelines, gas and water supply systems, dams, and harbors in the mining, marine, and offshore industries. If you wish to progress to further study, you may consider a Master of Engineering program.

In this program, you’ll learn about electric circuits and machines, thermodynamics and industrial robots, in our world class $43 million dollar Science and Engineering precinct at our Mt Helen campus in Ballarat, Victoria.

Build a strong foundation in first year with subjects in machine design, simulation in engineering and energy conversion, and in final year, pursue an interest area with your own unique engineering project.

The Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) (Honours) is a four-year program, accredited by Engineers Australia – the global home for engineering professionals renowned as leaders in shaping a sustainable world.

As an accredited graduate you will be involved in all aspects of design specification, development, research, evaluation, manufacture, installation, testing, operation, maintenance and management of machines and systems. This will include but is not limited to, mechanical and mechatronic systems, automated systems and robotic devices, heat transfer processes, thermodynamic and combustion systems and fluid and thermal energy systems.

The Bachelor of Engineering (Mining) (Honours) will equip you with the necessary communication, technical and problem solving skills required to meet the high demand for graduates in mining engineering in Australia and the Asia Pacific Region.

Throughout the program, you will explore study areas in mineral deposit evaluation and processing, underground production systems, mine power and services, surface mining operations and mine environment and safety, to establish best practice in sustainable and safe mining.

The Bachelor of Engineering (Mining) (Honours) is a four-year program, accredited by Engineers Australia – the global home for engineering professionals renowned as leaders in shaping a sustainable world.

With great pathways to further career development, this program will get you ready for a career within the National Vocational Education and Training (VET) sector. If you are already working within the sector, then join us to upgrade your qualification to meet the industry standard.

Our training has flexibility combined with the support of face to face workshops - and ask us about eligibility exemptions and recognition of prior learning.

With a strong emphasis on research, this program provides professionals from multidisciplinary backgrounds with enhanced skills to pursue a career in public health.

Gain the knowledge and skills in relation to public health principles, values, ethics, research and practice for improving population health status locally and internationally.

The Graduate Certificate in Public Health is a specialist postgraduate degree consisting of 60 credit points or equivalent four courses and normally takes one year of part-time study (or longer subject to approval by the Program Coordinator).

Occupational therapists are qualified health professionals who are skilled in a number of areas, including physical health, mental health, rehabilitation, pain management, driving assessments and paediatrics. Our program focuses on contemporary occupational therapy practice and is based on real-life scenarios and cases. It takes four years full-time to complete and covers a variety of topics. Some subjects are delivered with other health professional students so you will have an inter-professional experience, which will increase your employability upon graduation.

You’ll play a key role in helping clients by providing guidance and the physical skills required to modify and undertake daily tasks. You’ll also be key in helping people achieve participation in recreational/leisure activities that are important factors in enabling them to enjoy a fulfilling lifestyle.

Rural Australians have less access to occupational therapists than Australians who live in cities and the demand for qualified occupational therapists continues to grow. This program is designed to help to fill this gap, while providing you with rewarding career opportunities.

This Doctor of Philosophy program sees candidates working with a Principal Supervisor, appointed by the Research Higher Degrees Sub Committee, with the approval of the School.

A minimum of three years and a maximum of four years (full-time equivalent), this degree is awarded on the basis of an externally examined thesis of approximately 100,000 words.

This program achieves a balance between general professional, specific practitioner, and research related skills.

This qualification comprises extensive, specialist study in both professional psychology and psychological research. With a strong research emphasis, you will plan, implement and report on a Research Project under supervision, in addition to undertaking a number of core courses (Psychological practice, Psychological research, Integrating research and practice and Psychological assessment). As this is an Honours program, it is aimed at students who wish to engage in research and professional practice in the field of psychology.

FedUni offers the Bachelor of Nursing (Honours) as a pathway for students who have achieved a standard of excellence in their academic studies to pursue higher degree studies.

There is an increasing expectation by governments and communities for evidence-based healthcare practice, as health policies impact upon the way services are delivered to the community. In this context nurses, as the largest group of healthcare providers, are central to the implementation of new, evidence-based practices. This requires nurses to increase their knowledge of and skills in, research utilisation and application.

Successful graduates of the Honours year will make significant contributions to healthcare and to the discipline of nursing, through their knowledge, research and evaluation skills.

The honours year primarily involves an independent research project conducted under supervision of an expert academic. The greatest time commitment during honours is associated with the research project, which allows for considerable flexibility about when work is conducted.

Build on your undergraduate degree to become an Early Childhood teacher. Maybe it is time for a career change or studying for your degree has shown you that teaching is where you belong. You will graduate from this degree with the confidence and skills to teach in Pre-Schools throughout Australia and overseas. This is a hands-on course that will get you into the classroom for a minimum of 60 days where you can put into practice what you have learnt. You will discover how young children learn and how you can develop and support their learning prior to school settings, with a focus on nature pedagogy. You’ll look at examples from around the world and learn how to best work with children from diverse backgrounds.

You’ll look at examples from around the world and learn how to best work with children from diverse backgrounds. Our Master of Teacher (Early Childhood) program is offered on campus at Mt Helen (Ballarat) in an accelerated mode over 2 years full time or 4 years part time. It is also offered online (part-time study is not available to international students). We offer flexible pathways to suit peoples’ individual circumstances; this means blended options that include a combination of on campus and online study are also possible.

This Masters by Research program sees candidates working with a Principal Supervisor, appointed by the Research Higher Degrees Sub Committee, with the approval of the School.

A minimum of 1.5 years and a maximum of 2 years (full-time equivalent), this degree is awarded on the basis of an externally examined thesis of approximately 40,000 words.

Speech pathologists study, diagnose and treat communication and swallowing disorders, including difficulties with speech, language, fluency and voice. You will work with people who have difficulty communicating because of developmental delays, stroke, brain injuries, learning disability, intellectual disability, cerebral palsy, dementia and hearing loss, as well as other difficulties that can affect speech and language. People who experience difficulties swallowing food and drink safely can also be helped by a speech pathologist.

Throughout the degree you will develop knowledge and core practical skills in anatomy and neurophysiology behind communication and swallowing impairments, science of speech and hearing, linguistics, language and healthcare. You will also learn how to identify and implement appropriate therapeutic treatments and management options. You will study foundation subjects in year 1 and 2 and specialise in one of two streams in year 3 and 4: Professional and Research. Both streams enable you to work as a Speech Pathologist in Australia. The Professional stream offers an honours project allowing you to pursue speech pathology interests in health or education disciplines. The Research stream also offers a research project in health or education disciplines, however eligibility for entry requires a high grade pass average (GPA). The clinical practice placement throughout the program will provide valuable and relevant workplace experience.

As a Speech Pathologist you may work as a clinician, educator, researcher, policy advisor, manager, advocate or consultant in a variety of industries including government and non-government organisations, education, health, welfare, policy development, community-based organisations and private practice.

Federation University offers a flexible learning approach which includes blended delivery (online learning and attendance at face-to-face classes that occur approximately twice a semester). The program is supported by our facilities in Gippsland, and our new Health and Sports Precinct in Ballarat. We have state of the art equipment and facilities where we deliver our tutorials, skill classes and workshops, simulation and preparation for practice education placements. Speech pathologists study, diagnose and treat communication disorders, including difficulties with speech, language, fluency, voice and swallowing. You will work with people who have difficulty communicating because of developmental delays, stroke, brain injuries, learning disability, intellectual disability, cerebral palsy, dementia and hearing loss, as well as other difficulties that can affect communication and swallowing. People who experience difficulties swallowing food and drink safely can also be helped by a speech pathologist.

This degree will develop your knowledge and practical skills in linguistics, language and healthcare as well as treatment and management options through coursework, clinical practice and complex case studies. Throughout the degree, you will also undertake practice education gaining valuable and relevant workplace experience.

This program is accredited by Exercise & Sports Science Australia (ESSA) and is designed to extend and supplement the relevant knowledge of exercise science and sport science/human movement graduates. A thorough knowledge of health sciences is integrated with the practical ability to develop and manage exercise programs for the prevention, treatment and ongoing management of injuries, chronic disease and complex conditions. Clinical knowledge, skills and experience are further applied to the completion of a research thesis.

This is a postgraduate program, you are required to complete an undergraduate program in a related field prior to undertaking postgraduate study.

With a strong emphasis on research, this program provides professionals from multidisciplinary backgrounds with enhanced skills to pursue a career in public health.

Gain the knowledge and skills in relation to public health principles, values, ethics, research and practice for improving population health status locally and internationally.

The Graduate Diploma in Public Health is a specialist postgraduate degree consisting of 120 credit points or equivalent eight courses and normally takes one year of full-time study (or longer subject to approval by the Program Coordinator).

This Masters by Research program sees candidates working with a Principal Supervisor, appointed by the Research Higher Degrees Sub Committee, with the approval of the School

Develop fundamental skills in computer science and statistics, required to enter the rapidly changing demands of a data-driven job market.

You may progress onto further study with our Masters study option and pursue a career in data science related areas such as health care, finance, government administration and IT industries.

Develop fundamental skills in computer science and statistics, required to enter the rapidly changing demands of a data-driven job market.

You may progress onto further study with our Masters study option and pursue a career in data science related areas such as health care, finance, government administration and IT industries.

Our ESSA accredited Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science program enables you to develop knowledge and practical skills with core studies in biomechanics, anatomy, physiology and health, whilst pursuing an interest in either applied exercise programming, health or teaching. You will examine key aspects of sport science and learn how to plan, implement and evaluate healthy living and diverse populations.

You will also experience a blended learning approach through face to face delivery in Ballarat or flexible delivery in Gippsland, with workshops and tutorials, online engagement activities and practical learning, supported by our sports facilities in Gippsland, and our new Health and Sports Precinct in Ballarat. Industry placements are also part of the curriculum – a program component that our students love the most.

With support from us, you will gain valuable work experience within a range of exercise science industries both locally and state-wide.

Upon graduation, you will be eligible for registration with Exercise and Sport Science Australia, and be able to pursue a variety of career paths. Our graduates have successfully gained employment in high profile organisations including the NBA, NFL, AFL, NRL and Super Netball.

With this degree you’ll gain the skills and knowledge to be a confident teacher in settings that range from pre-schools through to Year 6.

You’ll gain experience in schools and various programs which will help you to perfect your skills and develop your understanding of what it takes to be a teacher. You may choose to work with children with disabilities or support those who are disengaged with learning. You’ll learn exactly what type of teacher you are and how to use your unique skills for the benefit of your students.

You can choose your entry point and tailor your studies to finish in three to four years, depending on previous qualifications.

This degree will prepare you for work in state and federal police, in courts and corrections, government departments and for work in community based agencies delivering criminal justice programs.

You’ll learn to understand crime data, why crime rates and types vary in different countries and across remote, regional and urban settings. You’ll also learn to evaluate the effectiveness of different crime prevention strategies and policies, as well as develop a knowledge of criminal justice programs in international jurisdictions.

You will engage with debates about the interaction between the criminal justice system and groups in society who are over represented as victims, offenders or both. Consider the influence of factors such as disadvantage, ethnicity, aboriginality, disability, age and gender and the effect of these factors on access to justice.

This program aims to provide you with the opportunity to increase your specialist knowledge and develop skills in your major field of interest in health sciences. The program provides research training, by developing your ability to identify and design research solutions and to organise and conduct research in an independent manner that takes into account the ethical implications and obligations associated with the conduct of research.

As an Honours student you will develop the ability to critically analyse and communicate scholarly work conducted in your field of study, including assessment of the existing knowledge base and of your own research findings.

Our Bachelor of Visual Arts course has been reimagined in response to the evolving contemporary art landscape, with a focus on collaboration and self-initiated creative practice. We foster a cohesive creative community that will support you during your degree and after you graduate. Our Bachelor of Visual Arts is developed in consultation with local industry and community leaders to provide students with real-world, practical learning opportunities and skills. Learn from internationally renowned practicing artists including Jill Orr, guest speakers, and artists in residence while you immerse yourself in creative arts projects with local arts and community organisations. Our calendar is aligned with events such as the Ballarat International Foto Biennale, and Ballarat Heritage Festival and we collaborate with regional organisations such as the Art Gallery of Ballarat.

This Masters by Research program sees candidates working with a Principal Supervisor, appointed by the Research Higher Degrees Sub Committee, with the approval of the School. A minimum of 1.5 years and a maximum of 2 years (full-time equivalent), this degree is awarded on the basis of an eternally examined thesis of approximately 40,000 words.>

With a focus on safety and quality, learn how policy, leadership and strategic management each play a central role. Engage with contemporary global debates and developments in evidence-based leadership, and receive support to develop an understanding and expertise in your own specific area of professional interest.

Successful completion will enable you to drive change and innovation and provide you with advanced skills and knowledge for application within a health service context, leading to career progression.

With a focus on safety and quality, learn how policy, leadership and strategic management each play a central role. Engage with contemporary global debates and developments in evidence-based leadership, and receive support to develop an understanding and expertise in your own specific area of professional interest.

Successful completion will enable you to drive change and innovation and provide you with advanced skills and knowledge for application within a health service context, leading to career progression.

We have designed this degree to give your teaching career a kick start. If you were disappointed in your ATAR or if you do not meet the subject entry requirements to begin a teaching degree, this is the course for you. You can use this 3 year degree in 3 ways:

If you did not meet the entry requirements to commence a teaching degree, you can commence your studies with the Bachelor of Education Studies. At the completion of first year, if you have maintained a good academic standard throughout the year, you may be eligible to apply for a transfer into the second year of a FedUni teaching degree. This means that you may still qualify as a VIT registered teacher within 4 years of study.

Alternatively, you may complete the three years of this degree, and continue into a Master of Teaching in either Secondary, Primary or Early Childhood teaching and qualify as a VIT registered teacher within 4.5 years.

Finally, this is a 3 year generalist degree that can prepare you for work in Learning and Education and allow you to discover more about the education system. This degree will qualify you to work in many roles including as an Education Officer developing programs for a wide range of industries or as an Education Support Officer (Integration Aide) working to support students within a school setting. Or you may be interested in working in education policy as a project officer. The opportunities for graduates are very broad.

This combined degree will prepare graduates as a nurse and midwife, eligible for registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA), with the ability to practice both nationally and internationally.

Exposure to a wide variety of perspectives and environments in addition to small class sizes, will allow you to explore, develop and apply a host of transferable skills in communication, research, problem solving and critical thinking, required for evaluating evidence for best practice in any healthcare setting.

This honours program aims to provide you with the opportunity to increase specialist knowledge and develop skills in your major field of interest in exercise and sport science. This is a postgraduate program, you are required to complete an undergraduate program in a related field prior to undertaking postgraduate study.

The program provides research training, by developing your ability to identify and design research solutions and to organise and conduct research in an independent manner. It aims to develop an appreciation of the ethical implications and obligations associated with the conduct of research and develop the ability to critically analyse scholarly work conducted in your particular field of study. This includes assessing the relevance of the existing knowledge base, appraisal and communication of your own research results and its implications. There may also be the opportunity, where appropriate, to work with stakeholders in providing skills relevant to the community.

This program is designed for students undertaking allied health programs including occupational therapy, physiotherapy and speech pathology, who wish to proceed with a full research training degree at masters level.

Your research thesis will be undertaken via our blended learning approach offering flexibility to suit your lifestyle.

This flexible study option aims to develop critical thinking and research skills that are highly sought after in a competitive employment environment. Engage with contemporary global debates and developments, pursuing an area of interest, and further advance your theoretical knowledge and research skills supporting the discovery and translation of evidence into practice.

Coursework elements will provide you with a solid foundation in research methods and the critical appraisal of literature to inform the application of a research project.

Cyber security is one of the fastest growing areas in Australia’s Information Technology industry, so on finishing our Certificate IV in Cyber Security, your specialist skills will be highly valued.

Just as importantly, you will develop your communication skills too, with subjects that will help you to communicate confidently and effectively in the workplace.

The Master’s course covers the key knowledge and skills required for engineering project and resource planning and execution. This includes contracts and costing, business analysis and decision making, the global management environment, human and financial resources, risk, and research methodology. You will also undertake an independent piece of research in the last year of your course.

The unique course structure will ensure you are well prepared to make your mark, not only in Australia, but worldwide, where efficient and competent planning and execution of large projects, particularly in infrastructure, is essential in ensuring the success of key global industries.

This Masters by Research program sees candidates working with a Principal Supervisor, appointed by the Research Higher Degrees Sub Committee, with the approval of the School.

A minimum of 1.5 years and a maximum of 2 years (full-time equivalent), this degree is awarded on the basis of an externally examined thesis of approximately 40,000 words.

You love creating outdoor spaces for your community to enjoy and you have plenty of industry experience. Now is the time to build on the skills you have learnt and get prepared to step into a leadership role.

You will develop your practical knowledge of landscape design, plant classification and plant problem diagnosis, as well as learn leadership and management skills including production and restoration planning, preparation of estimates and quotes and providing leadership.

But one of the best things about this program is that while practising your new skills on location in the beautiful and historic Ballarat Botanical Gardens, you can complete the diploma in just 1 year.

Become a paramedic in one year with a Graduate Diploma of Paramedicine. Gain the appropriate knowledge and skills in areas such as diagnostics and community, paramedic culture and practice, to provide high-level patient care in pre-hospital environments.

As a graduate, you will be eligible to apply for graduate entry programs within Ambulance Victoria (AV) and Private Patient Transport Services. You will also meet the requirements for employment with other pre-hospital and ambulance service employers throughout Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom.

You’ll learn a wide range of creative, hands-on skills like planning plant displays, operating machinery, pruning and propagating plants. You’ll choose from a range of electives to match your career dreams while you make the most of our unique location, surrounded by the Ballarat Botanical Gardens and backing onto a large wetland area.

This qualification is designed for professionals with a 3-year bachelor-level degree to pursue postgraduate study. The Graduate Diploma of Education Studies is a postgraduate qualification nested within the Master of Education Studies.

The Graduate Diploma of Education Studies focuses on subjects that explore teaching and learning in local and global contexts, digital learning and teaching, the purpose of education, feedback, assessment and reporting. Federation University Graduate Certificate in Education Studies graduates are eligible for direct entry to Graduate Diploma of Education Studies with full credit. From this program: Our program allows you the option to exit the Graduate Diploma of Education Studies with a Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (60 CP).

The Graduate Certificate in Education Studies focuses on subjects that explore teaching and learning in local and global contexts, the purpose of education, feedback, assessment and reporting, and the examination of how children and young people’s learning can be supported in diverse learning settings.

This comprehensive course is designed for people with an aptitude for numbers and desire to forge a career in professional accounting. Whether you see yourself working for the government a company or even your own business this degree will teach you the ins and outs of the systems and financial strategies that will prepare you for a rewarding career.

Your core subjects will include accounting taxation law auditing finance and economics. In addition you'll be future-proofing your career by developing skills in creativity innovation marketing and digital business. You will have the opportunity to undertake a practical placement internship or project. Many of our graduates secure employment directly from Federation University work integrated learning and placement programs. Our strong links with industry and real-world experience gained throughout your degree ensure you start your career when you start studying with Federation.

This exciting program is designed for the contemporary performer. A sustainable career in the performing arts requires a holistic and multi-disciplinary approach to training.

At our renowned Arts Academy we provide the skills to develop your practice through a comprehensive curriculum that includes classes in acting, singing, voice, movement, dance, creativity, theatre-making, aerobic fitness and mindfulness.

We train you to maximise your versatility in the creative arts industry and prepare you for a range of career opportunities in music theatre, theatre, film, stage, screen, cabaret, opera, comedy, streaming platforms, multi-media and emerging creative industries.

Each day is intensive and rigorous; through a combination of studio-based classes and public performances you will work alongside leading industry professionals: theatre directors, music theatre performers, screen actors, composers, musical directors, designers and choreographers, amplifying your strengths while expanding your actors tool-kit.

Gain the skills to make a difference in people's lives through food and nutrition. La Trobe's Bachelor of Food and Nutrition will equip you with the skills and knowledge to work with people, communities and organisations to prevent many chronic diseases.

Designed by leading nutrition experts and in collaboration with industry, you'll get a practical hands-on experience while exploring a range of topics such as environmental sustainability of our food system, sustainable diets, food product development, culture and food, and nutrition and disease. You'll have the opportunity to study in modern science labs and commercial kitchens.

If you're keen to bring new skills to your family farm or enter one of the many areas in the multi-billion dollar agriculture industry, this certificate will teach you the skills and knowledge needed. The agriculture sector is innovating and shifting as different technologies and practices enter the market. It needs skilled professionals with new ideas, modern skills and fresh approaches.

We'll provide you with a hands-on style of training, where you'll learn about stock management and husbandry, machinery operations and fencing through to pastures and chemicals. You'll also become familiar with safe work practices and environmentally sustainable work methods. You can then go on to specialise in livestock production, farm management, irrigation and more.

You will learn in our specialised Rural Sciences Skills Centre, which is full of modern equipment and facilities just as you would expect to find at an innovative agricultural enterprise, as you discover how to apply chemicals, care for livestock, operate quad bikes and more.

Then, once you finish your six month program, you can go on to work in a variety of practical and often physical jobs, whether that is with animals, crops or mixed farming.

The Australian Government is predicting a shortage of agriculture experts over the next five years, meaning that your skills are sure to be in demand.

Australia’s agricultural industry is undergoing an exciting transformation. Deloitte projects that it could be worth an extra $250 billion to the Australian economy over the next 20 years.

Meanwhile, new technologies are helping to improve productivity and change age-old practices across the almost 200,000 businesses trading in this sector. No doubt you have a path in mind and with this program you can choose from our range of subjects to study those best suited to your interests.

You have the option of studying many specialist topics such as pasture management for livestock production, along with the “business side” of this industry with topics including budgeting and whole of farm planning, animal health management and livestock management.

Plus, you will learn in our specialised Rural Sciences Skills Center, where you can use the equipment and facilities you would find on a modern and well equipped agricultural enterprise.

You can choose to specialise in residential and out of home care, family support and early intervention, with electives covering residential care, relationships, trauma, well-being and more.

Even better, you will put what you learn into practice through 120 hours of work placement because we know there is no better way to consolidate knowledge than through real industry experience.

Perhaps you will go on to work as a case support worker, a child or youth support worker or in family prevention. One thing is for sure: with the Australian Government expecting up to 50,000 new jobs in this sector within the next five years, your advanced skills will be highly valued.

If English is not your first language, this general English program is designed for you. We welcome newly arrived migrants and refugees, as well as Australian citizens and permanent residents who wish to improve their English.

CIf creating designs and seeing them brought to life is what makes you tick, FedUni's Advanced Diploma of Building Design (Architectural) will help you to forge your own career doing just that.

The Master of Education Studies builds on your strengths and experience in organisations where educational practices play a key role. You will engage in contemporary debates and explore developments in your areas of interest so you are prepared to lead educational practice, policy and research in a range of educational contexts. You can choose to complete the course via coursework or a combination of coursework and research. In the coursework pathway you choose from a range of subjects relevant to your background and goals, including but not limited to subjects that subjects that explore teaching and learning in local and global contexts, digital learning and teaching, the purpose of education, feedback, assessment and reporting. You will have the opportunity to explore topics of interest to you in directed reading projects. You have the choice to complete the master’s degree with a professional inquiry capstone project or a research pathway combining coursework with a minor thesis.

The health sector is one of the most rapidly evolving areas with an increasing need for leaders demonstrating skills that drive positive change.

Explore the role of collaboration as well as self-reflection, and engage in leadership action through work-integrated learning experiences, to assist in client health and service delivery excellence.

Opportunities to engage with industry to gain leadership experience will be supported through the assignment of an academic mentor.

Successful completion will enhance your professional standing and provide you with advanced level skills and knowledge for application in the health community and may lead to employment opportunities in the tertiary sector.

Develop cognitive and technical skills that demonstrate a broad understanding of public health, business, leadership and management.

Designed for professionals from multidisciplinary backgrounds with 2 to 5 years professional experience in health/business, our blended learning approach, incorporating face-to-face workshops and flexible online modules, offers flexibility to suit your lifestyle.

Learn from our highly skilled and energetic academics, who have held senior academic and industry leadership roles, who are committed to assisting and supporting students become great leaders of tomorrow.

The Master of Specialist Teaching provides the opportunity to upskill in a range of specialist teaching areas.

The program is designed for already qualified teachers who want to increase their skills in specialist teaching areas, gain cutting edge knowledge that will help their careers, and support those teaching ‘out-of-field’ or teachers looking to gain specialist knowledge in a new discipline area. Entry into the Master of Specialist (TESOL) is available for those without a teaching degree and wanting to embark on a career in TESOL that does not require an initial teacher training degree.

You will build competency in cross-curricular areas of your chosen specialisation, such as Numeracy, Literacy, STE(A)M (including innovative pedagogies), TESOL and Inclusive Education. After completing your specialist subjects you have the option to obtain your Master’s degree through a research pathway, which involves writing a thesis in your area of specialisation, or a coursework pathway, which involves a capstone professional inquiry project in your area of specialisation.

With this qualification, you can plan on a career across the mechanical and manufacturing sectors, or you may choose to use this as part of your pathway towards higher qualifications.

You will learn to produce specialist engineering drawings to meet the needs of drafting in mechanical and machine construction and maintenance, steel fabrication and other fabrication services and assembly, mechanical and electrical services, fluid power, piping assembly and civil design. This program will suit school leavers, mature students returning to work or study as well as those with some experience who are looking to build on their skills. It is also available as a traineeship for students in employment with a training agreement.

You will have the opportunity to learn skills including to produce schematic drawings, create 3D models and to calculate stresses and force systems, among many more.

This part-time program is designed to address complex problems across community energy and microgrid disciplines and equip you with the knowledge and skills to progress your career in the energy sector.

Learn from leading academics and researchers as well as national and international practitioners about the complex nature of renewable energy sources, energy storage, community microgrids, emerging technologies, and energy project management.

The purpose of this program is to provide participants with contemporary learning and teaching practices to complement the industry and/or research expertise they bring to the higher education setting. The intended learning outcomes of the GCETE are framed within the seven criteria of the Australian University Teaching Criteria and Standards Framework. The program content provides a foundation on which to develop quality pedagogies, in a range of tertiary teaching environments, supported by evidence, research and scholarly practice. Learning activities and assessments support the creation of contemporary and relevant learning and teaching practices for use in your current and future courses. Examples include: course design, assessment, online and blended learning, student engagement, learning partnerships, academic pathways, and the scholarship of learning and teaching. Participants will be encouraged and supported to relate their learning directly to their workplace and areas of speciality.

This program will provide you with a body of knowledge in a range of contexts to undertake professional or highly skilled work within the mining industry, such as consultancy, engineering and safety, and will also prepare you for further training.

There are two modules within this program: mining systems and workplace health and safety.

The mining systems component focuses on planning, designing and implementing surface and underground mining methods, whilst workplace health and safety focuses on both the physical and psychosocial work environment.

The Graduate Certificate in Specialist Teaching provides the opportunity to upskill in a range of specialist teaching areas. This program is designed for already qualified teachers who want to increase their skills in specialist teaching areas, those teaching ‘out-of-field’ or teachers looking to gain specialist knowledge in a new discipline area. Entry into the Graduate Certificate in Specialist Teaching (TESOL) is available for those without a teaching degree and wanting to embark on a career in TESOL that does not require an initial teacher training degree. You will choose four specialist subjects within Numeracy, Literacy, STE(A)M, TESOL and Inclusive Education.

The Undergraduate Certificate in Creative and Professional Writing is an introduction to the fundamentals of creative and persuasive writing. Designed for aspiring creative writers, professionals looking to update their writing skills, and also people looking to change to a career requiring contemporary writing skills.

You will graduate with a writing portfolio that can be used to demonstrate your skills to future employers in a range of areas such as professional communication, copywriting, website content writing, freelance writing, advertising, art writing, digital and media communications, journalism, technical writing, creative writing, editing and proofreading.

The Undergraduate Certificate in Education Studies is designed for people looking to explore a career in teaching but didn’t meet entry requirements to begin a teaching degree. This certificate will give you the opportunity to find out if teaching is the career for you. After successful completion of this certificate you may pathway to our Bachelor of Education Studies degree with six months credit and start your journey towards a rewarding career in teaching. Upon completion of your first year of the Bachelor of Education Studies, if you have maintained a good academic standard throughout the year, you may be eligible to apply for a transfer onto the second year of a Federation University teaching degree. This means you may still qualify as a VIT registered teacher within four years of study.

This certificate is a study pathway into health promotion or science, offering flexibility to suit personal interests.

Elective subjects in health management, health technologies, health and lifestyle, health business and health and nutrition will allow you to pursue your own study pathway, offering a unique learning experience.

You will also build awareness of the complexity of human behaviour, and reflect critically on the biological, behavioural and socio-cultural factors affecting health, and their contribution to the variations in health status between individuals and in particular groups.

This certificate offers an opportunity to articulate into either the Bachelor of Health Sciences (Health Promotion) or Bachelor of Science with four subjects of specified credit.

his qualification is for teachers and trainers within the vocational education and training sector, in TAFE, Registered Training Organisations, industry or adult education settings; or for people wishing to work in such settings. The qualification equips VET teachers and trainers with high-level skills and knowledge to handle the challenges of industry engagement, new modes of learning and a changing VET environment.

The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) is a fourth-year program that serves as a prelude to a higher degree in research or to professional practice in a range of careers that entail advanced research work.

With half the program dedicated to a thesis-based experience of independent research conducted professionally, the program prepares individuals for professional or research work in the disciplinary field of their preference. It provides training in methodology, research skills and theoretical inquiry.

This Humanities stream enables students to choose to study Media and Screen Studies, Literature, Creative Writing, Philosophy, History or Indigenous Studies. The major project can be a traditional thesis or, for Creative Writing students, a practice-driven thesis consisting of creative work and an exegesis.

The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) is a fourth-year program that serves as a prelude to a higher degree in research or to professional practice in a range of careers that entail advanced research work.

With half the program dedicated to a thesis-based experience of independent research conducted professionally, the program prepares individuals for professional or research work in the disciplinary field of their preference. It provides training in methodology, research skills and theoretical inquiry.

This Social Sciences stream enables students to choose to study Sociology, Criminology and Criminal Justice, Community and Human Services, History or Indigenous Studies.

The Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Information Engineering) (Honours) will equip you with the technical, problem solving and communication skills required to meet the high demand for graduates in electrical and information engineering.

You will explore key areas of electrical, electronic and computer domains such as electrical circuits, energy conversion, signals and systems, in addition to programming, data science and artificial intelligence. This degree has been developed in collaboration with local engineering industry leaders, to ensure you're gaining the skills needed to thrive in current and future industries. With exciting projects starting up all over the region, there's no better time to take advantage of this incredible opportunity.

If you want to share your passion for being active, sport and the outdoors then the Bachelor of Sport, Physical and Outdoor Education course is for you.

During this degree, you'll learn leadership, teaching and people skills and put these into practice in a variety of settings.

Your subjects are a blend of hands-on and theoretical work, and include outdoor leadership, fundamental movement, exercise physiology and fitness, swimming and water safety, biomechanics, outdoor living and travel skills and human development and nutrition.

This degree provides a strong foundation for a rewarding career in the sport and recreation and outdoor education industries.

Love designing and developing machines? Want to create the future of mobile phones, solar-energy systems and aircraft? FedUni's one-year Diploma of Engineering (Technical) will make you a highly skilled technician in turning energy into power and motion, whether it's for your future career in hydraulic power, robotics, ergonomics or even teaching these skills.

During your studies, you'll experiment with plasma cutters, 3D printers and the latest technologies as they are developed. You'll also set up circuits, calculate force systems within structures and perform computations.

Your subjects will take you through the areas of robotics, industrial automation, control technologies, advanced manufacturing technology, 2D CAD drafting and 3D solid modelling; preparing you for work in automotive, aviation, food, mining sectors, manufacturing and fabrication sectors.

From there, the sky's the limit for where you want to specialise. Perhaps you'll become the modern day Sir Isaac Newton. And if you decide you'd like to further your studies, you'll have earned credits towards FedUni's Bachelor of Engineering degrees.

Choose between bricklaying, carpentry or painting and decorating streams.

Our hands-on program is the perfect start for your career as a bricklayer. We'll show you how to use hand skills and power tools on residential and commercial building sites, while you learn important workplace skills to make you more confident and comfortable, like site induction, preparing for work in the construction industry and communication skills to help you work well in a team.

We'll set you up to become skilled and knowledgeable at carpentry, ready to take the next step in your training and work life. We'll also give you advice about succeeding at your apprenticeship, so you can jump straight into it after this certificate. Plus, your teachers have all been apprentices themselves, so they know what it's like starting out in a trade. They'll be your guide as you learn in our state-of-the-art Building and Construction Training Centre.

You'll grow your creative side, while setting yourself up for a career as a qualified painter and decorator. Become skilled in the technicalities of painting and decorating, such as surface preparation and protective metal coatings as you learn about special processes like 3D effects, marbling, wood graining and rag rolling. Qualified painters and decorators are valued workers in the construction industry and if you follow this certificate up with an apprenticeship, you'll be an asset to any employer during your painting and decorating career.

This course will give you broad-based, foundation skills in a range of engineering areas such as basic machining, fabrication and the use of hand and power tools. This will enhance your job prospects, and make you more competitive when applying for an apprenticeship. You will gain experience and knowledge of a range of occupations at engineering trade level which will give you a greater understanding of careers and opportunities within the engineering and manufacturing sector. This program may also give you up to one year of credit towards a Certificate III (apprenticeship) qualification.

Participants undertaking the course will be professionals and people wanting to enter the field, who do not have family violence as a core function of their role. This cohort may encounter victim survivors (including children and young people) and perpetrators through their interactions with children, families and/or adults within their work at universal service organisations such as schools, early childhood, justice, community and health services, sport and recreation organisations and faith-based institutions. This course also provides the foundational understanding of family violence and risk needed for further levels of specialisation.