The program develops competent clinical psychologists by combining advanced academic knowledge with real-life experience to suit a variety of career needs and interests.
The course provides thorough training in a range of mental health issues and equips you with the ability to implement effective evidence-based interventions that are tailored to clients' requirements.
This degree allows you to upgrade your skills in a fully accredited professional engineering course. Gain the required knowledge and qualification to stay on top in a dynamic environment, with specialisations in civil, environmental, mechanical, electrical, telecommunications or mechatronic engineering.
The program is designed for managers who require skills in contemporary management and their application in the health care setting.
This includes specialty units such as organisational governance and performance management, health workforce planning, as well as quality and safety in health care.
This course is offered as a 1 and 1.5 year pathway with relevant prior qualification.
This degree is designed to give you the skills to meet the ever-growing demand for effective information security management, and become a leader in tomorrow’s changing information landscape.
This degree explores the changing dynamics of crime as it crosses national borders, challenges traditional forms of crime control and justice, and effects diverse societies in equally diverse ways.
The Master of Nursing prepares Registered Nurses for advanced practice, aligning with a range of professional pathways. You will learn to apply advanced nursing concepts in your chosen specialisation through theoretical knowledge and critical thinking skills.
The aim of the Master of Nursing (Professional Studies) is to provide students who hold an undergraduate nursing degree with the theoretical knowledge and critical thinking skills to prepare them for advanced practice in the clinical setting.
This degree has been designed to equip students with the professional and scholarly education to take a leadership role in statutory town planning practice as well as policy development.
If you’re a fourth-year Psychology graduate, this degree gives you a fifth year of training under the 'five plus one' model. You’ll emerge with an APAC-accredited qualification and 50 per cent of the requirements towards registration as a general psychologist.