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\r\n3 reasons to study Education at Murdoch
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\r\nThis course gives you the qualification you need to teach secondary students, including teaching advanced mathematics to Year 11 and 12 ATAR students.
\r\nProfessional recognition
\r\nAfter graduating, you could be eligible for accreditation with a range of bodies such as the Teacher Registration Board of WA (TRBWA) and the state, Catholic and independent schools, departments, organisations and associations.
\r\nThis major will qualify you to teach maths to secondary students, including ATAR students in Years 11 and 12.
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\r\nMiddle Eastern Secondary School Leaving Certificate (Shahadatal-thanawiaal- a’ama).
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\r\nWestern Australia, covering the entire western third of the country, is made up mostly of the arid Outback. Its population is concentrated in its fertile southwest corner, home to the Margaret River wine region and the riverside capital, Perth. In the far north, the Kimberley region is home to ancient Aboriginal rock art, the Bungle Bungle sandstone domes and Broome, with Cable Beach camels and a pearling industry.
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\r\nYour career
\r\nArtificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems provides an exciting job prospectus spanning across multiple industries. This has created a large interest and demand for skilled professionals in this area. Careers could include:
\r\nProfessional recognition
\r\nEligible for membership of the Australian Computer Society at the Professional Level after course accreditation is approved.
\r\nAn application for the accreditation of the course at the Professional level with the Australian Computer Society will be submitted.
\r\nFor further admission information about this course, please download our Information Pack.
\r\nMurdoch Admission Information - Science
\r\nMiddle Eastern Secondary School Leaving Certificate (Shahadatal-thanawiaal- a’ama).
\r\nSuccessful completion with a minimum average grade of 80% in the final year results.
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\r\nDeepening Australia’s engagement with southeast Asia is a national priority. Through trade, education, business, tourism and family connections, Australia’s relationship with the region is of enormous importance.
\r\nAt a global level, Asia is a transformative power.
\r\nThis three-year degree offers you the opportunity to study the politics, history, societies, economies, media and religions of the Asian region. It's also possible to combine an Asian Studies major with a second major (or minor) in Indonesian or Japanese language to broaden your horizons even further!
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\r\nAsian Studies helps you resolve complex issues in Australian and Asian contexts. Working with world-leading scholars of the Asia region, you’ll develop important cross-cultural skills, knowledge and analytical proficiency that are valued by government and other employers.
\r\n3 reasons to study Asian Studies at Murdoch
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\r\nSuccessful completion with a minimum average grade of 80% in the final year results.
\r\nTasmania is an island state of Australia. It is located 240 km to the south of the Australian mainland, separated by Bass Strait. The state encompasses the main island of Tasmania, the 26th-largest island in the world, and the surrounding 334 islands.
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\r\nChanging the world is not simple. It takes thought, time, persistence, and insight. But most of all, it takes something extraordinary. So at the University of Tasmania, we’ve made the pursuit of the extraordinary a never-ending commitment.
\r\nIt influences everything we do. The way we teach. The way we research. The way we learn. And the way we live.
\r\nStudy outstanding courses in one of the world’s most extraordinary locations
\r\nTasmania is unique and so are Tasmanians. We believe in our island. We embrace the unusual. And we love imagination.
\r\nFrom our vibrant cities to the stillness of our World Heritage-listed wilderness, our incredible island is a place of contrasts – and we embrace its character in everything we do.
\r\nWe offer great courses in an extraordinary location, and our teaching is supported by world-leading research, so you know you’re getting direct access to the best expertise.
\r\nOur nationally-distinctive architecture, nursing, medicine and law courses give you access to real-life learning experiences. We’re the only university in the state, which means you will get unparalleled access to industry connections through our institution’s partnerships.
\r\nOur very island itself is a living laboratory, giving us excellent course strengths in the natural and social sciences. Being the gateway to the Southern Ocean gives us unique study offerings in marine, climate, Antarctic and ocean science and a broad range of maritime studies.
\r\nWe’re passionate about the arts, and Tasmania is now known around the world as the centre for contemporary art and the home of Mona.
\r\nAs an art student here you will be at the heart of this creative revolution. Our students showcase their creative work to the community, guided by teachers who are themselves respected and experienced artists.
\r\nWe never forget our past either, as our historians share their insights into our state’s fascinating convict past and honour our indigenous heritage.
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\r\n| Current student enrolment questions and advice | \r\n\r\n |
All international students will need to meet the minimum English Language Requirements, University General Entry Requirements and any course specific requirements such as pre-requisite subjects, if applicable.
\r\nThis degree requires an IELTS (Academic) of 6.0, with no individual band less than 5.5, or a PTE Academic score of 50, with no score lower than 42 or equivalent.
\r\nFor students who do not meet the English Language Requirement through citizenship or prior studies in English in an approved country, evidence of an approved English language test completed within the last 2 years must be provided. See the English Language Requirements page for more information.
\r\nAdmission to undergraduate courses at the University of Tasmania requires the completion of qualifications equivalent to a 12th year of education in Australia.
\r\nPlease review the equivalent undergraduate entry requirements to see the minimum requirement relevant to your country. The ATAR information for this course is located in the “For Domestic Students†section of the entry requirements on this page.
\r\nYou can also meet the General Entry Requirement for this course with the following qualifications or prior studies:
\r\nIf you do not meet the minimum requirements, we offer the Foundation Studies Program.
\r\nThis course does not have any course specific requirements.
\r\nGraduation from the Associate Degree in Agribusiness can provide an entry opportunity for those seeking work in an agribusiness, accelerate progression through a graduate's present agribusiness organisation, or open up new career paths and opportunities.
\r\nFor those graduates new to agribusiness, roles including trainee positions, team leaders, field officers and researchers are likely.
\r\nFor those graduates already working in agriculture, the Associate Degree in Agribusiness should enable graduates to progress from assistant positions to managerial roles, lead a small team, become a field officer, research team member or salesperson and liaise better with suppliers and/ or customers.
\r\nSydney is the capital of New South Wales (NSW). The city of Sydney is located on the eastern coast of NSW.
\r\nNSW has the highest population of any state in Australia, with 7.95 million residents as of March 2018.
\r\nRoughly 64.5% of the state's population live in Greater Sydney.
\r\nNSW has the fastest growing population in Australia growing by roughly 106,100 people annually. Greater Sydney and Newcastle have the highest population densities in the state, with 391 and 423 people per square kilometre.
\r\nMore than 275 different languages are spoken and 144 religions are practised in NSW. Almost a third of NSW residents were born overseas, while 37% had both parents born overseas. NSW's top five fastest-growing migrant groups are from Asia.
\r\nNew South Wales has Australia’s largest population of Aboriginal Australians.
\r\nFind out more about Aboriginal culture and heritage
\r\nThe state of NSW is divided by natural features into four distinct geographical sections.
\r\nA thin coastal strip stretching along 1460 km from the subtropical Northern Rivers region near Queensland, through the mid-north Coast, Hunter, Sydney, Illawarra and Shoalhaven down to the cooler far south coast.
\r\nThe Great Dividing Range, which includes the Snowy Mountains, the Northern, Central and Southern Tablelands, the Southern Highlands, and the South West Slopes. Although these mountains aren't steep, many peaks rise above 1000 metres high, and they are one of the oldest mountain chains on earth.
\r\nThe cultivated central plains spread 500 km from east to west and are the agricultural powerhouse of the NSW economy due to the rich, fertile soil and adequate water supply.
\r\nThe arid Western Plains cover more than two thirds of the state, though they are sparsely populated compared to the coastal regions. The land is fertile but has low levels of rainfall and inadequate river systems.
\r\nFind out more about visiting and exploring NSW regions
\r\nLearn more about the geology and geotrails of NSW
\r\nThere are many local government councils within NSW. Each local council provides a range of services to you every day, such as roads and footpaths, rubbish collection services, libraries and community centres, water and sewer, community services and events, planning and infrastructure, and recreation facilities.
\r\nFind out more about local government councils
\r\nAt more than half-a-trillion dollars, NSW is Australia’s largest state economy. The state has a diversified, service driven economy.
\r\nThe industries that are the largest contributors to the economy are:
\r\na. business services (which includes financial services, real estate services and information media and telecommunications)
b. construction
c. manufacturing
d. health
e. education.
The largest areas of employment are:
\r\n
a. health
b. retail trade and professional services
c.scientific and technical services.
Find out more about the NSW economy
\r\nNSW has been assessed to have the highest possible credit rating, AAA, by both Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s. NSW is one of only two states with a triple-A credit rating. This rating was given because of the state’s strong, stable economy and financial management.
\r\nNSW has a strong institutional framework and a diverse economy, and is focused on investing in areas where it is most needed in order to strengthen our economy further.
\r\nVisit NSW Treasury to find out more about the Triple-A credit rating and what it means for the state's economy.
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\r\nIn 2014, CQUniversity merged with CQ TAFE bringing together more than 175 years of combined experience in the delivery of education and training and establishing Queensland’s first comprehensive, dual sector university. As a result, CQUniversity now delivers more than 300 education and training offerings, from short courses and certificates, through to undergraduate, postgraduate and research degrees. Study areas include apprenticeships, trades and training, business, accounting and law, creative, performing and visual arts, education and humanities, engineering and built environment, health, information technology and digital media, psychology, social work and community services, science and environment, and work and study preparation. As a pioneer in the delivery of distance education, CQUniversity also continues to be a leader in this area with almost half of the current student cohort made up of students studying off-campus, many of whom are based in rural and remote areas.
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Between our reputation for learning, teaching and research, our renowned online education offering, and our status as Australia’s largest regional university, rest assured you will get a world-class education when you choose CQUniversity.
WIDE CHOICE OF STUDY AREAS
\r\nSelect from allied health, accounting, aviation, business, digital media, education, engineering, hospitality, human resource management, information systems and technology, management, nursing, psychology, science, tourism, transport and safety sciences, social innovation and more to suit your personal interests and career goals.
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CQUniversity's strong focus on student experience ensures that you are prepared and supported on your student journey. Support services include on-campus orientation to assist your transition into university life, course and career advice, financial support options, study support, ongoing assistance through the Student Mentor program, counselling services, support for students with a disability or medical conditions, Indigenous student support and more.
ONLINE STUDY
\r\nA pioneer in online study, CQUniversity has more than two decades of experience providing high quality online learning experiences. Benefit from the flexibility to study online in your home country.
\r\nGRADUATE WORK READY
\r\nOur graduates are some of the most sought-after in Australia, due to our reputation for work-integrated learning and industry-aligned courses, and experience some of the nation's best graduate outcomes in terms of full-time employment and starting salary. CQUni is also regarded as the nation's most inclusive and engaged university, with our award-winning academic and research staff making a real impact on the communities and industries we serve.
\r\nLIFE-LONG LEARNING
\r\nYou will have the opportunity to gain crucial life-long learning and transferable generic skills, such as critical thinking and problem-solving. You will be able to apply these skills to a range of employment opportunities and life situations.
\r\nSydney is the capital of New South Wales (NSW). The city of Sydney is located on the eastern coast of NSW.
\r\nNSW has the highest population of any state in Australia, with 7.95 million residents as of March 2018.
\r\nRoughly 64.5% of the state's population live in Greater Sydney.
\r\nNSW has the fastest growing population in Australia growing by roughly 106,100 people annually. Greater Sydney and Newcastle have the highest population densities in the state, with 391 and 423 people per square kilometre.
\r\nMore than 275 different languages are spoken and 144 religions are practised in NSW. Almost a third of NSW residents were born overseas, while 37% had both parents born overseas. NSW's top five fastest-growing migrant groups are from Asia.
\r\nNew South Wales has Australia’s largest population of Aboriginal Australians.
\r\nFind out more about Aboriginal culture and heritage
\r\nThe state of NSW is divided by natural features into four distinct geographical sections.
\r\nA thin coastal strip stretching along 1460 km from the subtropical Northern Rivers region near Queensland, through the mid-north Coast, Hunter, Sydney, Illawarra and Shoalhaven down to the cooler far south coast.
\r\nThe Great Dividing Range, which includes the Snowy Mountains, the Northern, Central and Southern Tablelands, the Southern Highlands, and the South West Slopes. Although these mountains aren't steep, many peaks rise above 1000 metres high, and they are one of the oldest mountain chains on earth.
\r\nThe cultivated central plains spread 500 km from east to west and are the agricultural powerhouse of the NSW economy due to the rich, fertile soil and adequate water supply.
\r\nThe arid Western Plains cover more than two thirds of the state, though they are sparsely populated compared to the coastal regions. The land is fertile but has low levels of rainfall and inadequate river systems.
\r\nFind out more about visiting and exploring NSW regions
\r\nLearn more about the geology and geotrails of NSW
\r\nThere are many local government councils within NSW. Each local council provides a range of services to you every day, such as roads and footpaths, rubbish collection services, libraries and community centres, water and sewer, community services and events, planning and infrastructure, and recreation facilities.
\r\nFind out more about local government councils
\r\nAt more than half-a-trillion dollars, NSW is Australia’s largest state economy. The state has a diversified, service driven economy.
\r\nThe industries that are the largest contributors to the economy are:
\r\na. business services (which includes financial services, real estate services and information media and telecommunications)
b. construction
c. manufacturing
d. health
e. education.
The largest areas of employment are:
\r\n
a. health
b. retail trade and professional services
c.scientific and technical services.
Find out more about the NSW economy
\r\nNSW has been assessed to have the highest possible credit rating, AAA, by both Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s. NSW is one of only two states with a triple-A credit rating. This rating was given because of the state’s strong, stable economy and financial management.
\r\nNSW has a strong institutional framework and a diverse economy, and is focused on investing in areas where it is most needed in order to strengthen our economy further.
\r\nVisit NSW Treasury to find out more about the Triple-A credit rating and what it means for the state's economy.
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\r\nNSW has the highest population of any state in Australia, with 7.95 million residents as of March 2018.
\r\nRoughly 64.5% of the state's population live in Greater Sydney.
\r\nNSW has the fastest growing population in Australia growing by roughly 106,100 people annually. Greater Sydney and Newcastle have the highest population densities in the state, with 391 and 423 people per square kilometre.
\r\nMore than 275 different languages are spoken and 144 religions are practised in NSW. Almost a third of NSW residents were born overseas, while 37% had both parents born overseas. NSW's top five fastest-growing migrant groups are from Asia.
\r\nNew South Wales has Australia’s largest population of Aboriginal Australians.
\r\nFind out more about Aboriginal culture and heritage
\r\nThe state of NSW is divided by natural features into four distinct geographical sections.
\r\nA thin coastal strip stretching along 1460 km from the subtropical Northern Rivers region near Queensland, through the mid-north Coast, Hunter, Sydney, Illawarra and Shoalhaven down to the cooler far south coast.
\r\nThe Great Dividing Range, which includes the Snowy Mountains, the Northern, Central and Southern Tablelands, the Southern Highlands, and the South West Slopes. Although these mountains aren't steep, many peaks rise above 1000 metres high, and they are one of the oldest mountain chains on earth.
\r\nThe cultivated central plains spread 500 km from east to west and are the agricultural powerhouse of the NSW economy due to the rich, fertile soil and adequate water supply.
\r\nThe arid Western Plains cover more than two thirds of the state, though they are sparsely populated compared to the coastal regions. The land is fertile but has low levels of rainfall and inadequate river systems.
\r\nFind out more about visiting and exploring NSW regions
\r\nLearn more about the geology and geotrails of NSW
\r\nThere are many local government councils within NSW. Each local council provides a range of services to you every day, such as roads and footpaths, rubbish collection services, libraries and community centres, water and sewer, community services and events, planning and infrastructure, and recreation facilities.
\r\nFind out more about local government councils
\r\nAt more than half-a-trillion dollars, NSW is Australia’s largest state economy. The state has a diversified, service driven economy.
\r\nThe industries that are the largest contributors to the economy are:
\r\na. business services (which includes financial services, real estate services and information media and telecommunications)
b. construction
c. manufacturing
d. health
e. education.
The largest areas of employment are:
\r\n
a. health
b. retail trade and professional services
c.scientific and technical services.
Find out more about the NSW economy
\r\nNSW has been assessed to have the highest possible credit rating, AAA, by both Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s. NSW is one of only two states with a triple-A credit rating. This rating was given because of the state’s strong, stable economy and financial management.
\r\nNSW has a strong institutional framework and a diverse economy, and is focused on investing in areas where it is most needed in order to strengthen our economy further.
\r\nVisit NSW Treasury to find out more about the Triple-A credit rating and what it means for the state's economy.
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\r\nSydney is the capital of New South Wales (NSW). The city of Sydney is located on the eastern coast of NSW.
\r\nNSW has the highest population of any state in Australia, with 7.95 million residents as of March 2018.
\r\nRoughly 64.5% of the state's population live in Greater Sydney.
\r\nNSW has the fastest growing population in Australia growing by roughly 106,100 people annually. Greater Sydney and Newcastle have the highest population densities in the state, with 391 and 423 people per square kilometre.
\r\nMore than 275 different languages are spoken and 144 religions are practised in NSW. Almost a third of NSW residents were born overseas, while 37% had both parents born overseas. NSW's top five fastest-growing migrant groups are from Asia.
\r\nNew South Wales has Australia’s largest population of Aboriginal Australians.
\r\nFind out more about Aboriginal culture and heritage
\r\nThe state of NSW is divided by natural features into four distinct geographical sections.
\r\nA thin coastal strip stretching along 1460 km from the subtropical Northern Rivers region near Queensland, through the mid-north Coast, Hunter, Sydney, Illawarra and Shoalhaven down to the cooler far south coast.
\r\nThe Great Dividing Range, which includes the Snowy Mountains, the Northern, Central and Southern Tablelands, the Southern Highlands, and the South West Slopes. Although these mountains aren't steep, many peaks rise above 1000 metres high, and they are one of the oldest mountain chains on earth.
\r\nThe cultivated central plains spread 500 km from east to west and are the agricultural powerhouse of the NSW economy due to the rich, fertile soil and adequate water supply.
\r\nThe arid Western Plains cover more than two thirds of the state, though they are sparsely populated compared to the coastal regions. The land is fertile but has low levels of rainfall and inadequate river systems.
\r\nFind out more about visiting and exploring NSW regions
\r\nLearn more about the geology and geotrails of NSW
\r\nThere are many local government councils within NSW. Each local council provides a range of services to you every day, such as roads and footpaths, rubbish collection services, libraries and community centres, water and sewer, community services and events, planning and infrastructure, and recreation facilities.
\r\nFind out more about local government councils
\r\nAt more than half-a-trillion dollars, NSW is Australia’s largest state economy. The state has a diversified, service driven economy.
\r\nThe industries that are the largest contributors to the economy are:
\r\na. business services (which includes financial services, real estate services and information media and telecommunications)
b. construction
c. manufacturing
d. health
e. education.
The largest areas of employment are:
\r\n
a. health
b. retail trade and professional services
c.scientific and technical services.
Find out more about the NSW economy
\r\nNSW has been assessed to have the highest possible credit rating, AAA, by both Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s. NSW is one of only two states with a triple-A credit rating. This rating was given because of the state’s strong, stable economy and financial management.
\r\nNSW has a strong institutional framework and a diverse economy, and is focused on investing in areas where it is most needed in order to strengthen our economy further.
\r\nVisit NSW Treasury to find out more about the Triple-A credit rating and what it means for the state's economy.
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\r\nNSW has the highest population of any state in Australia, with 7.95 million residents as of March 2018.
\r\nRoughly 64.5% of the state's population live in Greater Sydney.
\r\nNSW has the fastest growing population in Australia growing by roughly 106,100 people annually. Greater Sydney and Newcastle have the highest population densities in the state, with 391 and 423 people per square kilometre.
\r\nMore than 275 different languages are spoken and 144 religions are practised in NSW. Almost a third of NSW residents were born overseas, while 37% had both parents born overseas. NSW's top five fastest-growing migrant groups are from Asia.
\r\nNew South Wales has Australia’s largest population of Aboriginal Australians.
\r\nFind out more about Aboriginal culture and heritage
\r\nThe state of NSW is divided by natural features into four distinct geographical sections.
\r\nA thin coastal strip stretching along 1460 km from the subtropical Northern Rivers region near Queensland, through the mid-north Coast, Hunter, Sydney, Illawarra and Shoalhaven down to the cooler far south coast.
\r\nThe Great Dividing Range, which includes the Snowy Mountains, the Northern, Central and Southern Tablelands, the Southern Highlands, and the South West Slopes. Although these mountains aren't steep, many peaks rise above 1000 metres high, and they are one of the oldest mountain chains on earth.
\r\nThe cultivated central plains spread 500 km from east to west and are the agricultural powerhouse of the NSW economy due to the rich, fertile soil and adequate water supply.
\r\nThe arid Western Plains cover more than two thirds of the state, though they are sparsely populated compared to the coastal regions. The land is fertile but has low levels of rainfall and inadequate river systems.
\r\nFind out more about visiting and exploring NSW regions
\r\nLearn more about the geology and geotrails of NSW
\r\nThere are many local government councils within NSW. Each local council provides a range of services to you every day, such as roads and footpaths, rubbish collection services, libraries and community centres, water and sewer, community services and events, planning and infrastructure, and recreation facilities.
\r\nFind out more about local government councils
\r\nAt more than half-a-trillion dollars, NSW is Australia’s largest state economy. The state has a diversified, service driven economy.
\r\nThe industries that are the largest contributors to the economy are:
\r\na. business services (which includes financial services, real estate services and information media and telecommunications)
b. construction
c. manufacturing
d. health
e. education.
The largest areas of employment are:
\r\n
a. health
b. retail trade and professional services
c.scientific and technical services.
Find out more about the NSW economy
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\r\nAcademic requirements for this program are outlined below. In addition, to be eligible for admission, all applicants need to satisfy minimum requirements outlined at admission requirements. These include those relating to age and English Language Proficiency. We also consider your application more broadly – your non-academic achievements (such as any previous leadership roles, volunteering, work, church and/or community involvement) as well as personal qualities - your aspirations and interests and your capacity to complete your chosen program.
\r\nApplicants with recent Secondary Education:
\r\nApplicants with Higher Education Study
\r\nApplicants who have successfully completed subjects at another University, which are relevant to the selected program of study, may be eligible for Advanced Standing.
\r\nApplicants with Vocational Education and Training (VET) study
\r\nApplicants to the School of Education require a completed AQF Diploma or higher in a relevant discipline.
\r\nApplicants with Work and Life Experience
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\r\nNSW has the highest population of any state in Australia, with 7.95 million residents as of March 2018.
\r\nRoughly 64.5% of the state's population live in Greater Sydney.
\r\nNSW has the fastest growing population in Australia growing by roughly 106,100 people annually. Greater Sydney and Newcastle have the highest population densities in the state, with 391 and 423 people per square kilometre.
\r\nMore than 275 different languages are spoken and 144 religions are practised in NSW. Almost a third of NSW residents were born overseas, while 37% had both parents born overseas. NSW's top five fastest-growing migrant groups are from Asia.
\r\nNew South Wales has Australia’s largest population of Aboriginal Australians.
\r\nFind out more about Aboriginal culture and heritage
\r\nThe state of NSW is divided by natural features into four distinct geographical sections.
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\r\nThe cultivated central plains spread 500 km from east to west and are the agricultural powerhouse of the NSW economy due to the rich, fertile soil and adequate water supply.
\r\nThe arid Western Plains cover more than two thirds of the state, though they are sparsely populated compared to the coastal regions. The land is fertile but has low levels of rainfall and inadequate river systems.
\r\nFind out more about visiting and exploring NSW regions
\r\nLearn more about the geology and geotrails of NSW
\r\nThere are many local government councils within NSW. Each local council provides a range of services to you every day, such as roads and footpaths, rubbish collection services, libraries and community centres, water and sewer, community services and events, planning and infrastructure, and recreation facilities.
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\r\nAt more than half-a-trillion dollars, NSW is Australia’s largest state economy. The state has a diversified, service driven economy.
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b. construction
c. manufacturing
d. health
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The largest areas of employment are:
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a. health
b. retail trade and professional services
c.scientific and technical services.
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\r\nNSW has been assessed to have the highest possible credit rating, AAA, by both Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s. NSW is one of only two states with a triple-A credit rating. This rating was given because of the state’s strong, stable economy and financial management.
\r\nNSW has a strong institutional framework and a diverse economy, and is focused on investing in areas where it is most needed in order to strengthen our economy further.
\r\nVisit NSW Treasury to find out more about the Triple-A credit rating and what it means for the state's economy.
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c. manufacturing
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\r\n
a. health
b. retail trade and professional services
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\r\nLearn more about the geology and geotrails of NSW
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\r\nFind out more about local government councils
\r\nAt more than half-a-trillion dollars, NSW is Australia’s largest state economy. The state has a diversified, service driven economy.
\r\nThe industries that are the largest contributors to the economy are:
\r\na. business services (which includes financial services, real estate services and information media and telecommunications)
b. construction
c. manufacturing
d. health
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The largest areas of employment are:
\r\n
a. health
b. retail trade and professional services
c.scientific and technical services.
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\r\nVisit NSW Treasury to find out more about the Triple-A credit rating and what it means for the state's economy.
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The Act created a federated network university, based on two existing Colleges of Advanced Education - Hawkesbury Agricultural College and Nepean College of Advanced Education.
Following incorporation into the University, the foundation network members were known as the 'University of Western Sydney, Hawkesbury' (UWS Hawkesbury) and the 'University of Western Sydney, Nepean' (UWS Nepean).
The Act was amended by the University of Western Sydney (Amendment) Act, 1989 (Act No. 128, 1989) and the Macarthur Institute of Higher Education became the third University member on 1 November 1989. The new campus was known as the 'University of Western Sydney, Macarthur' (UWS Macarthur).
In 1995 a review of the structure of UWS was undertaken. The Report of the Committee to Review the Structure of the University of Western Sydney (the Rogers Report) recommended restructuring the institution and a new federated University system emerged. The University of Western Sydney became a federated university system comprising four co-operative and interrelated elements: Office of the Vice-Chancellor, UWS Hawkesbury, UWS Macarthur, UWS Nepean.
This federated system ensured the University was represented at a national and international level as a single institution with common objectives and values, while giving each of its Members the autonomy needed to react quickly and flexibly to the demands and needs of its local communities. The principal advantage of the federated network structure was the opportunity to build on the individual strengths of each member university, and through the University as a whole to define and achieve objectives that the individual members might have found unattainable. Each member was largely autonomous and responsible for: the development and conduct of courses; the admission of students; the initiation and supervision of research programs; staffing; the development of consultancy and entrepreneurial activities; and the development and maintenance of campus facilities and properties.
On 26 November 1997, the University of Western Sydney Act, 1997 (Act No. 116, 1997) was passed by the State Parliament. This Act which replaced the original Act came into force on 1 January 1998.
Following consultation across UWS the Vice Chancellor put proposals before the UWS Board of Trustees at the end of 1999 for a major restructure of the University. The Board approved the principles of the restructure, and the consequent detailed work to be undertaken to develop the new structure. From the beginning of 2001 the University of Western Sydney operated as a single multi-campus university rather than as a federation.
The new structure of the university was outlined in the 2001 Calendar with revisions and changes outlined in the 2002 Calendar.
The single multi-campus University of Western Sydney has six campuses: Bankstown, Blacktown, Campbelltown, Hawkesbury, Parramatta, and Penrith.
In 2014, the University of Western Sydney is celebrating its 25th anniversary as a statutory institution. The University acknowledges over 200 cumulative years of bringing knowledge to life in Greater Western Sydney from our heritage and member institutions.
\r\nFor more information, visit the 25 year history website.
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\r\nThis program provides you with in-depth knowledge of accounting, supported by knowledge of associated disciplines of law, economics, finance and statistics.
\r\nSuccessful completion of a recognised foundation studies program, 1 year of university studies, or completion of a qualification equivalent to an Australian AQF Certificate IV
\r\nWith many English testing centres currently closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Western Sydney University will temporarily extend the time validity for existing approved official IELTS or TOEFL IBT English test scores to 3 years instead of 2 years before the intended intake commencement for programs requiring IELTS 6.5 or equivalent.
\r\nChanges have also been made to our list of approved English tests. Western will temporarily accept the following alternative English tests for programs requiring IELTS 6.5 or equivalent.
\r\nWith a Bachelor of Accounting you can go on to great careers as a:
\r\nSouth Australia is a state in the southern central part of Australia. It covers some of the most arid parts of the country. With a total land area of 983,482 square kilometres, it is the fourth-largest of Australia's states and territories by area, and fifth largest by population.
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\r\nIf you completed your secondary education in Australia with an ATAR, please refer to the international Undergraduate entry requirements (PDF).
\r\nSome courses may have additional entry requirements, such as prerequisite subjects or knowledge in a particular area. For further information please see the individual requirements for programs on the course listings.
\r\nCredit for previous university studies is granted at the discretion of the faculty that administers a chosen course. If you are seeking credit or exemption you will need to provide detailed subject outlines of studies completed.
\r\nIf you do not meet the necessary academic requirements you may enrol in a Foundation Program at Flinders International Study Centre (FISC).
\r\nExtensive opportunities exist for Flinders accounting graduates across business, government and not for profit sectors, both in Australia and internationally. They will develop a strong multidisciplinary focus, giving them a competitive edge in the marketplace.
\r\nThe Australian Capital Territory houses Canberra, Australia’s capital, built between Sydney and Melbourne in the early 20th century. The federal district’s forest, farmland and nature reserves earn Canberra its nickname, the \"Bush Capital.” The city's focal point is Lake Burley Griffin, filled with sailboats and kayaks. On opposite shores are the grand Australian War Memorial and the massive, strikingly modern Parliament House.
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\r\nOur focus on excellence in research and education ensures our graduates are in demand the world-over, well-prepared to address complex contemporary challenges.
\r\nANU is Australia's national university and has a unique history among Australian universities. Learn about our history, and how it continues to influence the work we do here today on the page below.
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\r\nYou will be equipped with the ability to critically analyse emerging accounting issues, and be inspired by the professional and scholarly accounting research that provides you with insights into issues underlying the accounting numbers, thus fostering your academic and professional competence. Gaining these academic and professional attributes will enhance your accounting career opportunities, or pursuance of advanced accounting studies.
\r\nInternational Applicants
\r\nApplicants who complete a recognised secondary/senior secondary/post-secondary/tertiary sequence of study will be assessed on the basis of an equivalent selection rank that is calculated upon application. A list of commonly observed international qualifications and corresponding admission requirements can be found here. Applicants must also meet any program specific requirements that are listed below.
\r\nANU ranks among the world's very finest universities. Our nearly 100,000 alumni include political, business, government, and academic leaders around the world.
\r\nWe have graduated remarkable people from every part of our continent, our region and all walks of life.
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