DEGREES AT HOLMESGLEN

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DEGREES AT

HOLMESGLEN

ARTS & DESIGN

BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION

BUSINESS & FINANCE

COMMUNITY & HEALTH

SCIENCES

EDUCATION

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

HORTICULTURE

HOSPITALITY & TOURISM

SPORTS MANAGEMENT

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WE’RE

EDUCATING

YOU FOR THE

NEW WORLD

COURSES

8

Arts & Design

14

Building & Construction

18

Business & Finance

22

Community &

Health Sciences

26

Education

28

Horticulture

34

Hospitality & Tourism

30

Information Technology

32

Sports Management

4

Degrees at Holmesglen

6

Degree Pathways

36

Fees

38

Scholarships

38

Program Directory

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In addition to the existing range of Holmesglen degrees,

Holmesglen and the University of Canberra (UC) have

joined forces to offer you an exciting range of new

world degrees.

Designed for you, these UC accredited programs are

delivered across four Holmesglen campuses in Melbourne

and MSIT in Brisbane, with Commonwealth Supported

Places available for eligible students.

Enjoy the benefits of UC’s and Holmesglen’s strong

industry connections while studying at your local campus

in a supportive, small class environment.

Develop real world skills at Holmesglen’s leading

facilities and graduate with experience that will make any

employer’s head turn.

In addition, Holmesglen now also extends our guaranteed

diploma to degree pathways to UC degrees, which means

you can receive full credit for relevant Holmesglen diploma

studies and move directly to the second year of your

degree.

So it’s never been easier to get a degree qualification at

Holmesglen!

AT HOLMESGLEN

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Access to a range of

new degree programs.

FLEXIBLE

DELIVERY

OPTIONS

Programs designed

to fit with your work,

family and lifestyle.

LEADING FACILITIES

ACROSS 4

CAMPUSES

$95 million invested in

facilities over the last

five years.

SMALL

CLASS SIZES

Benefit from teachers

who know you and have

the time to help you

succeed.

INDUSTRY

CONNECTIONS

Exposure to real world

experiences that give

you a competitive

edge.

GRADUATE

EMPLOYMENT

SERVICES

DESIGNED

FOR

Become job ready

sooner with our

free professional

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CONSIDER THE

REAL WORLD

ADVANTAGES OF

A DIPLOMA TO

DEGREE PATHWAY

DEVELOP YOUR SKILLS

Build a solid foundation with a hands on, practical diploma before continuing on to complete your degree.

TEST THE WATERS

Explore your chosen area with a diploma before committing to a three or four year degree. If you decide this career is not for you, exit with a diploma qualification instead of an unfinished degree.

GUARANTEE YOUR DEGREE PLACEMENT

Didn’t get the ATAR score required to enrol straight into a degree? A diploma to degree pathway guarantees your placement in your desired program, which means you can still graduate with the qualification you have your heart set on, in the same timeframe.

WORK WHILE YOU STUDY

Use your diploma qualification to gain relevant part time work while you complete your degree. Stand out from other graduating degree students with work experience and proven skills employers are looking for.

RECEIVE FULL CREDIT FOR YOUR DIPLOMA STUDIES

Receive full credit for your Holmesglen diploma or advanced diploma studies and move directly to the second year of your degree with guaranteed placement, all while studying at the same campus with teachers who know you.

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In the new world there are different ways of getting where you want to go with your career. Everyone’s journey is different, so we’re here to help you get the qualification you need.

Your pathway may start at a certificate level qualification, before moving onto a diploma program and then onto higher education degree studies at Holmesglen or with the University of Canberra. If you have been working or have undertaken previous studies, we may also be able to credit some of the valuable skills or knowledge you have gained towards your next qualification.

A pathway with Holmesglen delivers real benefits: • Benefit from a hands on education with real

world skills

• Receive credits from the studies that you have already undertaken and finish your course faster • Your qualification may give you the prerequisites or

skills to get into a program that you couldn’t get into before

• Graduate with multiple qualifications making you more desirable to employers

• In some cases you may even save money in fees. YOU’RE OUR PRIORITY

When you’re a current Holmesglen student, we guarantee you priority entry when it comes to enrolling in your next program, as long as you meet the entry requirements. So your study pathway is made as quick and seamless as possible.

For more info about the Holmesglen expresslane, visit holmesglen.edu.au/expresslane FINISH YOUR PROGRAM FASTER

If you have relevant qualifications, skills or experience you may be able to take advantage of them through Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL), Credit Transfer (CT) or Exemption. With your existing ability and knowledge you can improve your chances of being accepted into a program, minimise your program length or add modules for an additional qualification. To check your eligibility, visit holmesglen.edu.au/RPL

CAREER PATHWAYS

CERTIFICATE I

Entry level where you learn basic skills, usually after completing Year 10. Study for about 6 months.

CERTIFICATE II

Entry level where you problem solve and develop skills. Study for about 6 months.

CERTIFICATE III

Required to enter the workforce as a junior and usually needed to be a recognised tradesperson. Study for 6 months or more for an on campus program, or up to 3 - 4 years for an apprenticeship.

CERTIFICATE IV

Broaden your knowledge and be equipped to take on more responsibility. Study for 6 - 12 months and use this qualification as a minimum qualification to start university level programs.

DIPLOMA

Prepare for technical or management positions, or apply to enter a degree program. Study for about 12 - 18 months.

ADVANCED DIPLOMA

Develop a broad range and depth of practical, theoretical and creative skills. Study for about 2 years.

BACHELOR DEGREE

Holmesglen degrees combine theory, with practical insights through learning opportunities such as simulated work environments, industry based projects and work placements. Study for about 3 - 4 years.

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

Designed for working professionals or those returning to work to gain a leading advantage in the workplace. Study for about 6 - 12 months.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA

Designed to meet the needs of a professional to upgrade and extend skills with a postgraduate qualification. Study for about 1 year.

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ARTS &

DESIGN

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Bachelor of Fashion

(Apparel Engineering and Design)

CODE 257HG

LENGTH 3 years full time

START February

CAMPUS Holmesglen City

STUDY MODE Full time

PREREQ. You must meet normal University requirements for admission to an undergraduate program or hold qualifications deemed to be equivalent

SELECTION •Interview

•Folio presentation

APPLY Direct via the University of Canberra website: canberra.edu.au/apply-now ENQUIRIES 03 9564 1602

[email protected]

CAREERS •Fashion designer

•Manual pattern maker and grader

•CAD pattern maker and grader

•Apparel production manager

•Garment technician and fit technologist

•Small (design) business manager

•Offshore production manager

•Independent fashion consultant

ARTS & DESIGN

As a graduate of the Bachelor of Fashion (Apparel Engineering and Design), you will have a thorough understanding of each of the areas within the textiles and clothing supply chain, including: design innovation, pattern engineering, manufacturing and pre-production, and professional industry practice.

The program is designed to tie knowledge and experience together. You will develop the ability to review, consolidate, extend and apply the knowledge and skills learnt in order to create innovative fashion designs and garments while meeting production requirements. In addition, you will benefit from the program’s excellent relationships with industry through the work placement opportunities provided. The program will provide you with a depth of patterning and design knowledge and skills, both manually and electronically, through the use of computer aided design technology. This will provide you with a strong skill set with which to enter and add value to textiles and clothing companies, both domestically and internationally. Graduates are also equipped with the business and communication skills necessary to convey creative ideas to others and develop them into commercial products.

INDUSTRY

CONNECTIONS

FAST TRACK

YOUR FASHION

CAREER

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Bachelor of Interior Architecture

CODE 119HG

START February

CAMPUS Holmesglen Chadstone

[email protected]

CAREERS •Interior designer

•Contract designer

This program aims to provide you with the skills to plan, design, detail and supervise the construction of commercial, industrial, retail and residential building interiors. You will explore the broad cultural and environmental issues associated with interior design and allied design fields such as architecture and industrial design.

The degree equips you with a range of critical and creative skills as well as specific technical and management expertise in order to produce interiors tailored to enhance living and working environments. The program benefits from significant industry involvement in the form of sponsored projects and visits to relevant institutions. You will achieve high levels of proficiency in the execution of design processes and procedures.

ARTS & DESIGN

Bachelor of Graphic Design

CODE 164JA

START February

APPLY •Interview

ENQUIRIES 03 9564 1602 [email protected]

CAREERS • Graphic designer • Packaging designer • Signage designer • Digital designer • Multimedia designer • Website designer

The Bachelor of Graphic Design provides one of the most current and progressive graphic design programs in the country. Throughout the three year degree, the activities and assessments you are tasked with will mirror authentic design processes and address relevant design problems in contemporary society. The program provides you with an exciting range of industry specific projects that equip you with an understanding of design practices from a local and global perspective. You will master the production tools and practices necessary to create high-level designs, as well as critical thinking, problem solving and research techniques.

The program covers a broad range of graphic design skills and industry-standard software such as InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, and web design technologies. Projects address a wide variety of contexts and media including print, packaging, video, environmental, web and interface for desktop and mobile devices. You will also have the opportunity to pursue specialisations such as web design, motion graphics, photography, advertising, marketing, and film-making.

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Bachelor of Screen Production

CODE 259JA

START February

CAMPUS Holmesglen Waverley

[email protected]

CAREERS •Video or film director/producer

•Animator

•Editor

•Screenwriter

•Visual effects artist

•Documentary filmmaker

•Cinematographer

•Sound designer

The Bachelor of Screen Production explores the craft of film making while examining business issues related to the creative arts industry. Subjects are organised into five strands of study: screen industry, production design, production techniques, writing for the screen and business.

The skills you will develop include cinematography, lighting, sound, special effects, direction, scriptwriting, production planning and promotion. The program provides you with sophisticated knowledge, skills and abilities to produce advanced creative works, and equips you to find work in the constantly changing media industries.

You must select a major in either animation or live action and complete the prescribed sequence of subjects from that major.

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TRANSPORT

EASY ACCESS TO

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COMBINE

YOUR LOVE

FOR SPORTS

& MEDIA

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Bachelor of Sports Media

CODE BSM13

LENGTH •3 years full time

•6 years part time

START February and August

CAMPUS Chadstone

STUDY MODE•Full time

•Part time

PREREQ. •VCE (ATAR) or equivalent; or

•Previous study in a related area; or

•Mature age (at least 18 years of age and way from formal study for at least 18 months)

•Submission of written statement and/or portfolio presentation

APPLY •Direct: Part time students, full time students commencing study outside of February intake, or non year 12 applicants

•VTAC: Full time February students (VTAC code 6100110022)

ENQUIRIES 03 9564 1602

[email protected]

CAREERS •Sports journalist

•Sports commentator

•Sports analyst

•Sport television writer

•Sports newspaper writer

•Sports research/programmer

•Sports public relations writer

•Sports copy editor

The Bachelor of Sports Media is designed to provide you with a thorough understanding of each of the areas within the sports media industry, including: media, journalism, communications, the sporting industry and professional industry practice. Designed to tie knowledge and experience together, this program will provide you with a depth of knowledge in regard to the media industry, aspects of law and ethics in media, emerging media and sport and the media. In addition, you will cover a range of journalism skills including TV and investigative journalism. A strong focus on communications will equip you to integrate and apply a variety of communication tools to the sporting industry. You will develop the ability to review, consolidate, extend and apply the knowledge and skills learnt in order to work effectively and with confidence to meet the requirements of your future work environment. The combination of project and case based delivery models in this program principally aims at rehearsing and developing life-long learning and problem solving skills appropriate to the professional practice of sports media.

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BUILDING &

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Bachelor of Building Surveying

CODE V14114

LENGTH •2 years and 8 months (8 trimesters) full time

•4 - 6 years part time

START February, May, September

•Part time

•Online

•Previous study in building or a related area

•Significant work experience in the building industry

ENQUIRIES 03 9564 1648

[email protected]

CAREERS •Building inspector

•Private certifier

•Building surveyor (NAF Level 1)

BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION

The Bachelor of Building Surveying is a four year (equivalent) professional program designed to meet the professional accreditation requirements of the Australian Institute of Building Surveyors.

The first three years of the program focus on building a foundation of knowledge and skills that prepare you for a wide range of possible graduate vocational occupations in the building industry. A problem based learning delivery method is utilised and provides you with the skills and knowledge needed to operate effectively across a number of roles in the building and construction industry.

The program incorporates a subject structure designed to demonstrate the interrelationships involved in the building process that you would expect to encounter in the building construction workplace.

You will develop in depth technical knowledge of building surveying and will be able to operate independently as a professional within this field. The program’s strong vocational and building discipline focus will assist you in meeting the academic requirements for membership of relevant professional bodies in the building sector.

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Bachelor of Construction

Management and Economics

CODE V14113

LENGTH •2 years and 8 months (8 trimesters) full time

•4 - 6 years part time

START February, May, September

•Part time

•Online

•Approved previous study in building or a related field

•Significant work experience in the building industry

SELECTION Interview

ENQUIRIES 03 9564 1648

[email protected]

CAREERS •Contract administrator

•Estimator

•Project manager

•Quantity surveyor

•Building consultant

The Bachelor of Construction Management and Economics is a four year (equivalent) professional degree designed to meet the professional requirements for accreditation by the Australian Institute of Building and the Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors.

The program embraces the construction management and quantity surveying fields of study which are generally considered to fall within the management disciplines and financial administration of building projects through their life cycle.

The first three years of the program focus on building a foundation of knowledge and skills that prepare you for a wide range of possible graduate vocational occupations in the building industry. A Problem Based Learning delivery method is utilised and provide you with the skills and knowledge needed to operate effectively across a number of roles in the building and construction industry.

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BUILD YOUR

IDEAS FROM

THE GROUND UP

LOVE LEADING

PROJECTS?

...LIKE JOSEPH

who studied the Bachelor of Construction Management and Economics

After completing Year 12, Joseph knew that he wanted a career in the construction industry. He chose to study at Holmesglen because of the pathway options available to him.

Joseph began his studies in the Diploma of Building and then smoothly transitioned into the Bachelor of Construction Management & Economics.

He credits the staff at Holmesglen for making his learning experience so positive.

“Being taught by industry professionals brought a practicality to the program which made it quite unique and enabled me to consider day to day occurrences onsite”. Upon completing his qualification, Joseph gained employment at Qanstruct as a Contract Administrator and hopes one day to become a project manager.

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BUSINESS

& FINANCE

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Bachelor of

Business Administration

CODE V14333

START February, July

•Part time

•Mature age (at least 18 years of age and way from formal study for at least 18 months); or

•Minimum of five years relevant work experience; or

•Related study

ENQUIRIES 03 9564 1603

[email protected]

CAREERS •Business analyst or consultant

•Assistant business manager

•Human resources officer

•Business consultant

•Marketing officer

This program will equip you with a thorough understanding of specialised business functions, including business management, economics, finance, technology, marketing, business communications, statistics, law and people management. The final year includes an applied New Venture Creation project which integrates multiple disciplines and will prepare you to be work ready.

The range of electives includes public relations, professional sales, international business protocols, buyer behaviour, leadership, compliance and risk management and customer relationship management. The program prepares you to explore more specialised areas such as accounting, marketing, international business or human resources.

Bachelor of Business

(Accounting)

CODE BACC11

•Variable part time

START February, August

•Part time

PREREQ. •VCE or equivalent; or

•Significant relevant industry experience; or

•Relevant Diploma or Advanced Diploma in the area of accounting

SELECTION Mature age or non year 12 applicants may be required to attend an interview

ENQUIRIES 03 9564 1603

[email protected]

CAREERS Accountant

Incorporating Associate Degree in Business (Accounting)

This program will provide you with comprehensive knowledge and skills in accounting, through a more practical and hands on approach.

This program is uniquely structured so you are progressively recognised for the level of qualification completed, and can exit the degree program with the Associate Degree in Business (Accounting).

As a graduate, you may apply for associate membership of CPA Australia and the Institute of Public Accountants. Graduates of this degree also meet the academic entry requirements of the Institute of Chartered Accountants (ICAA) Program (pending additional admission and membership eligibility).

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Bachelor of Business

(Executive Administration)

CODE 255HG

START February

APPLY Direct via the University of Canberra website: canberra.edu.au/apply-now

ENQUIRIES 03 9564 1603

[email protected]

CAREERS •General office manager

•Human resource manager

•Business manager

•Administrator

The Bachelor of Business (Executive Administration) was developed in response to demand from industry for highly skilled professionals in business management and administration. It equips you with a thorough understanding of specialised business functions, including: business management, economics, finance, technology, marketing, business communications, statistics, law and people management. The program includes two professional practice placement subjects where you will have the opportunity to put theory into practise as you assist an executive administrator in a business organisation. This program is uniquely structured so you are progressively recognised for the level of qualification completed, and can exit the degree program with the Associate Degree in Business (Accounting). This program leads to an undergraduate qualification that will broaden your level of technical and interpersonal skills and extend your knowledge and ability to analyse various aspects of business activity to prepare you for future changes in the business environment.

BUSINESS & FINANCE

SMALL

CLASS SIZES

MEAN

YOU’RE A NAME

NOT A NUMBER

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Bachelor of Business

(Marketing Management)

CODE 256HG

START February

ENQUIRIES 03 9564 1603

[email protected]

CAREERS •Marketing and communications manager

•Brand manager

•Sales manager

•Marketing and events coordinator The Bachelor of Business (Marketing Management) provides you with a broad theoretical understanding of marketing, as well as the practical skills you need to creatively apply your knowledge in a professional environment. Subjects that provide a comprehensive overview of marketing, management and financial principles are complemented by units that develop detailed skills in sales techniques, accounting systems, customer relations and advertising and promotions. The capstone Entrepreneurship and New Venture Creation subject in the third year of the program offers you the opportunity to apply what you have learnt to the challenges of identifying a viable entrepreneurial opportunity and developing a business plan to seek venture capital funding.

Bachelor of Commerce

CODE 762AA

START February

APPLY Direct via the University of Canberra website: canberra.edu.au/apply-now

ENQUIRIES 03 9564 1603

[email protected]

CAREERS •Accountant

•Banking and finance manager

•Business manager

•Economist

•Financial planner

•Human resource manager

•Information systems manager

•International business manager

•Marketing manager

The Bachelor of Commerce equips you with the knowledge and skills required by professionals in the areas of human resources management, accounting and financial services and business management. You will graduate with a broad knowledge of management theory, marketing systems, corporations law, and statistics, as well as foundation skills such as critical thinking, research skills and basic accounting procedures.

The majors in human resources, accounting and business management build on specific areas within these foundation elements, to create work ready graduates with the ability to apply their skills directly in a competitive business environment.

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COMMUNITY

& HEALTH

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Bachelor of Applied Science in

Forensic Studies

CODE 142JA

START February

CAMPUS Holmesglen Moorabbin

ENQUIRIES 03 9209 5606

[email protected]

CAREERS •Forensic biologist

•Forensic chemist

•Forensic scientist

•Diagnostic scientist

•Research scientist

•Regulatory affairs scientist

•Government and non-government agencies

COMMUNITY & HEALTH SCIENCES

The degree in Forensic Studies is aimed at students wishing to pursue a career in forensic laboratory science. The role of a forensic scientist is to present objective evidence and opinions that will assist the court with their deliberation process. With this emphasis in mind, the degree structure incorporates a strong foundation in the biological and chemical sciences in conjunction with the study of forensics. The forensic subjects delivered throughout the program provide you with the necessary skills required to apply scientific principles and techniques in the investigation of criminal acts. Forensic scientists are often among the first at disaster scenes and Australian practitioners have been involved in resolving human tragedies such as the Victorian bushfires in 2009, the Indian Ocean tsunami in 2004 and the Bali bombings in 2002 and 2005.

Program emphasis is on the laboratory-based fields of forensic biology and forensic chemistry, and covers areas such as the collection and examination of trace evidence, forensic evidence and the law, toxicology, forensic statistics, specialised chemical/biological analysis, and the interpretation and reporting of analytical results.

Graduates are well placed to pursue employment in forensic science laboratories as well as general biological, biochemical and analytical laboratories.

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Bachelor of Justice Studies

CODE 248JA

START February

ENQUIRIES 03 9564 6320

[email protected]

CAREERS •Corrective services officer

•Judicial policy officer

•Youth worker

•Community worker

•Public servant

•Court administrator

•Criminologist

COMMUNITY & HEALTH SCIENCES

This program is offered to school leavers and those with no previous tertiary qualifications to prepare them for a professional career in the justice sector. The justice sector is evolving rapidly to meet the changing environmental, economic, social and cultural demands facing society. This program is also an ideal professional development program for people already employed in the justice sector who wish to advance their careers and extend their capabilities and opportunities. Graduates of the Diploma or Advanced Diploma of Justice Studies may continue their pathway into higher education with this degree, and will receive 12-18 months credit.

The qualification will provide you with the theoretical and practical basis you need to work as an effective change agent across the broad range of justice sector agencies dealing with issues in both government and non-government organisations. You will develop an understanding of the justice system, its structure, concepts and underlying principles. In addition, you will be introduced to the issues that arise in developing, managing, and administering policy in justice environments and learn the skills necessary to undertake those tasks successfully.

Students will undertake a capstone unit in their final year of study by way of a justice studies internship to integrate their learning in the first two years of the degree. Graduates of this program find employment in a wide range of settings in the justice sector including policy development, court administration, law enforcement, security, corrective services, criminological research, community legal centres and law reform bodies.

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Bachelor of Nursing

CODE BNURS13

START February

CAMPUS Moorabbin

PREREQ. •VCE Units 3 and 4 English (any) with a study score of at least 25 and units 3 and 4 mathematics (any) or equivalent, minimum ATAR (eligibility score) of 50 and English language proficiency of IELTS 6.5; or

•Mature age (at least 18 years of age and away from formal education for at least one year), with completion of approved relevant program

Note: Non VCE applicants are required to undertake a Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT)

APPLY Direct: Non year 12 applicants VTAC: Full time February students (VTAC code 6100366191)

ENQUIRIES 03 9209 5606

[email protected]

CAREERS Registered nurse

This innovative and contemporary nursing program focuses on professional nursing practice and theory, and is underpinned by a philosophy of person centred and holistic care.

You are prepared for practice through a combination of on campus theory and the latest simulation activities, as well as supported clinical practice in a variety of health care settings. Gain exposure to nursing practice early within the program, and become familiar with the range of clinical placements offered reflecting the diverse roles of nursing today.

Prior to undertaking clinical placement you must be prepared to declare your health and immunisation status, complete a National Police Records Check annually and hold a valid Working with Children Check. Holmesglen will register all students with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA).

If you have previously studied the Certificate IV in Nursing, or the Diploma of Nursing (or equivalent), you may be eligible for advance standing with credits awarded towards the Bachelor of Nursing.

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Bachelor of

Early Childhood Education

CODE BECE10

•Variable part time

START January, February, July

CAMPUS Waverley and Holmesglen

•Part time

PREREQ. •VCE (ATAR) or equivalent: Units 3 & 4 English (any) with a study score of at least 25, and Units 1 & 2 in either General Mathematics or Mathematics Methods, or Units 3 & 4 (any); or

•Mature age (at least 18 years of age and away from formal education for at least one year); or

•Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care or approved equivalent

ENQUIRIES 03 9564 6267

[email protected]

CAREERS •Primary teacher

•Kindergarten teacher

•Education and leadership positions in early childhood services

EDUCATION

The Bachelor of Early Childhood Education is an innovative and contemporary teaching degree that prepares you for a rewarding teaching career. As a Holmesglen graduate you will be qualified to become an early childhood teacher and be eligible to register with the Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) as a primary school teacher, specialising in the teaching and learning of children from birth to eight years. The degree program is organised into four major streams of study: The Child in Focus; Curriculum, Pedagogy and Learning; Professional Practice; and Practicum (placement in schools and classrooms). Holmesglen places a strong emphasis on the practical application of theory.

Practicum is embedded in all eight semesters of the Bachelor, with placements in every setting for which you will be qualified to teach, including pre-school and primary school. These are organised and supervised by dedicated Holmesglen staff who mentor and support you throughout the program. Our unique degree program prepares you for the challenges and rewards of a professional early childhood teacher. This degree is delivered full time and flexible/part time. Graduates of the Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care or equivalent may complete the full time program in three years, or the part time program in four years.

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Bachelor of Landscape Design

CODE BLD13

START February and July

CAMPUS Waverley

PREREQ. •VCE (ATAR or equivalent): Units 3 and 4 English (any) with a study score of at least 25; or

•Mature age (at least 18 years of age and away from formal education for at least one year); or

•Minimum five years work experience in an industry related field; or

•Previous study in a related area

SELECTION Interview may be required

APPLY Direct

ENQUIRIES 03 9564 6391

[email protected]

CAREERS •Landscape planning and policy development

•Landscape design

•Landscape management

•Urban design (private and public sector)

•Conservation agencies

•Design consultant

HORTICULTURE

The Bachelor of Landscape Design prepares you with the skills and knowledge increasingly expected by the landscape design industry for a career into the 21st century. You will have a thorough foundation in the traditional disciplines underpinning the landscape architecture profession.

The program enables you to integrate both the theoretical and technical knowledge from various fields including landscape design, horticulture and plant technology, digital modelling, landscape engineering, communication technology and sustainability. As a graduate you will be able to confidently adapt knowledge and skills to meet new challenges encountered in professional practice across a variety of landscape contexts and to work collaboratively with interdisciplinary teams to achieve design outcomes. This program also serves as a qualifying pathway program for postgraduate study in landscape architecture and is the first stage in the qualifying process for a landscape architect.

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INFORMATION

TECHNOLOGY

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Bachelor of

Information Technology

CODE 322AA

START February, August

CAMPUS Holmesglen Chadstone; Holmesglen City

•Part time

•Mixed delivery

CAREERS •Analyst programmer

•Business systems analyst

•Computer programmer

•Computer systems developer

•Database manager

•Information systems officer

•IT consultant •Network administrator •Network engineer •Network/web manager •Solutions architect •Web developer

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

The Bachelor of Information Technology is a generalist qualification that encompasses the basics of both network engineering and software development. Throughout the program, you will gain extensive experience in developing information and communications technology to address the needs of modern organisations. Teamwork, project management and communication skills are developed in addition to exploration of the technical aspects of information technology and its use.

The information technology units covered included: basic programming constructs and modern programming environments, networking engineering principles, wireless networking protocols, and network security, enterprise web, cloud and mobile technologies, and quality management.

Final year students will complete a team project, producing and implementing a substantial network or software-based system to address current and emerging needs of local business, government and community organisations.

Graduates gain employment in a wide range of businesses and organisations that develop or use IT based systems.

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SPORTS

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Bachelor of

Sports Management

CODE 688AA

START February

PREREQ. • You must meet normal University requirements for admission to an undergraduate program or hold qualifications deemed to be equivalent • In addition, you must complete AFP

police checks in order to participate in the structured work experience component of this program

ENQUIRIES 03 9564 1699

[email protected]

CAREERS •Event manager

•Sports manager

•Sponsorship manager

•Sports team manager

•Player manager

•Recreational and leisure club manager

•International sport development marketing manager

•Sport development officer

SPORT & FITNESS

The Bachelor of Sports Management provides you with the knowledge and skills needed to become a competent sports manager. This degree (established in 1981) was the first of its kind in Australia and has since become the leader in the field of professional sports management education.

The work experience component of the program is provided through individual or group placements with sports organisations as part of the requirements of individual units.

As a graduate, you can expect to find employment in sports development in Commonwealth and State government departments of sport and recreation, marketing and public relations in the private sector, and in the management of sports, recreation or leisure clubs and centres.

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HOSPITALITY

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Bachelor of

Hospitality Management

CODE 258HG

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CAREERS Hospitality management

The Bachelor of Hospitality Management prepares graduates with the skills required for top managerial roles within the hospitality industry. Learn everything you need to know about managing million dollar catering contracts through to running a five star hotel. The hospitality industry is one of Australia’s biggest and most dynamic workforces. If you thrive on change and are quick on your feet, then this is the industry for you! As a hotel, cruise ship or restaurant manager (to name just a few career choices available to graduates), no two days are likely to be the same. To equip you for this complex and fast paced career you will need a combination of theoretical knowledge taught by our experienced lecturers and practical skills. These will be developed through classes held in our onsite restaurants and a 24 week placement with one of the many world class establishments we have connections with.

Through practical application of theory and concepts you will develop a broad based understanding of hospitality and management, while placements give you a chance to wow your potential future employers.

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FEES

View the Schedule of Fees for all degree programs at holmesglen.edu.au/fees STUDENT SERVICES AND AMENITIES FEE AND SA-HELP

A non-refundable student services and amenities fee applies to all domestic higher education students. The fee is charged at the time of enrolment and students have the option of paying up-front or, depending on eligibility, deferring payment through a SA-HELP loan.

FULL FEE PROGRAMS

Full fee programs require up front payment at the time of enrolment.

• STUDENT PAYMENT PLAN

Payment Plan is available to assist with fee payment. Contact the staff in the Information Office for details of eligibility. There is an establishment fee of $50.00 to set up the Payment Plan and an ongoing transaction fee is deducted for the length of the Plan from your nominated account.

• FEE-HELP

FEE-HELP is an income contingent loan scheme available to eligible full fee paying students that assists with the payment of part or all of their student contribution. Repayment of the loan is through the Australian taxation system once the income goes above the designated threshold. Voluntary repayments may be made at any time, regardless of income. There is a loan fee of 25% for FEE-HELP loans for undergraduate programs. For further information refer to: studyassist.gov.au ELIGIBLE PROGRAMS:

• Bachelor of Business (Accounting) • Bachelor of Business Administration • Bachelor of Building Surveying • Bachelor of Construction Management

and Economics

• Bachelor of Landscape Design • Bachelor of Sports Media

• Graduate Diploma of Construction Management and Economics

• Graduate Diploma of Building Surveying

COMMONWEALTH SUPPORTED PLACE PROGRAMS

PAYMENT OPTIONS • FULL OR PART PAYMENT

Upfront at the time of enrolment.

Subject to the passage of legislation, from 1 January 2014, the Australian Government will remove the upfront discount of 10 per cent for eligible students who pay their student contributions upfront and the voluntary HELP repayment bonus of five per cent. • HECS-HELP

HECS-HELP is a loan scheme which assists eligible Commonwealth Supported Place students to pay part or all of their student contribution. Repayment of the loan is through the Australian taxation system once the income goes above the designated threshold. Voluntary repayments may be made at any time, regardless of income.

ELIGIBLE PROGRAMS:

• Bachelor of Applied Science in Forensic Studies • Bachelor of Business (Executive Administration) • Bachelor of Business (Marketing Management) • Bachelor of Commerce

• Bachelor of Early Childhood Education

• Bachelor of Fashion (Apparel Engineering and Design) • Bachelor of Graphic Design

• Bachelor of Hospitality Management • Bachelor of Information Technology • Bachelor of Interior Architecture • Bachelor of Justice Studies • Bachelor of Nursing

• Bachelor of Oral Health (Therapy/Hygiene) • Bachelor of Screen Production

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OPEN THE

DOOR TO A

NEW WORLD OF

OPPORTUNITIES

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SCHOLARSHIPS

Holmesglen is proud to have a comprehensive Awards and

Scholarship Program available. Our aim is to provide students

with access to opportunities and benefits that come from tertiary

education, no matter their background or circumstance.

Our scholarship programs award both local and international

students and provide recognition for outstanding academic

performance as well as support for students who experience

hardship or disadvantage.

For the full range of scholarships available, including industry, local and other independent grant programs, visit holmesglen.edu.au/scholarships

HIGHER EDUCATION

HOLMESGLEN HIGHER EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS

Higher Education Scholarships are awarded to domestic students who wish to enter an undergraduate degree program in Sports Media or Landscape Design and have demonstrated the highest level of academic achievement, as well as an overall personal commitment to their studies. Value: Up to $5,000

Apply: Semester 1 – 12 January 2015 to 13 February 2015 Semester 2 – 22 June 2015 to 31 July 2015 Eligibility: Students undertaking specified Holmesglen degrees

INTERNATIONAL

HOLMESGLEN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS

These scholarships are awarded to international students who have studied at least one year in a Holmesglen Certificate III program or higher and have demonstrated the highest level of academic achievement and an overall personal commitment to their studies.

Value: Up to $1,000

Apply: Semester 1 – 1 April 2015 to 30 April 2015 Semester 2 – 1 October 2015 to 31 October 2015

Eligibility: Continuing international students undertaking Holmesglen vocational and higher education courses

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PROGRAM DIRECTORY

In addition to our Degree programs, we also offer a range of courses, certificates and diplomas in nine study areas, across four campuses and online. So whether you’re studying for the first time, upgrading your skills or considering a new career, we have the program or pathway to suit you.

Many of our programs also have direct pathways agreements with Holmesglen and other leading educational institutions, so you can get credit and recognition for the study or industry experience you already have under your belt.

For more information on any of the study areas below, or for information on a specific program, visit our website at holmesglen.edu.au

ARTS & DESIGN

Animation, Screen & Media Arts

Fashion

Interior Decoration & Design Graphic Design

Photography

Professional Writing & Editing BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION

Building Building Design Building Surveying

Building Trades – Pre-Apprenticeships Building Trades – Apprenticeships Building Trades

Furniture, Cabinet Making & Joinery Upholstery & Finishing

BUSINESS & FINANCE Accounting & Financial Services Administration

Advertising & Marketing Human Resources International Business Management Training & Assessment Real Estate

COMMUNITY & HEALTH SCIENCES Allied Health Community Services Dental Technology Justice Health Administration Nursing

Pathology & Laboratory Testing

EDUCATION & LANGUAGES Early Childhood Education Education Support

English as a Second Languages English Language Teaching Programs General Education

Language Programs Preparation Programs Training & Assessment

ELECTRICAL & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Air Conditioning

Computing & Information Technology Electrical

Engineering Technology & Fabrication FITNESS & WELLBEING

Fitness Recreation Massage Naturopathy Nutrition

HORTICULTURE & ENVIRONMENT Conservation & Land Management Floristry

Horticulture

HOSPITALITY & TOURISM Bakery & Patisserie Cookery Events Hospitality Hospitality Management Tourism Wine Service

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At Holmesglen we realise you are continually

considering options for your future. That is why

we are open and ready to answer your questions

when you need us.

During the year you can join us for regularly

scheduled Open Day sessions to tour the facilities,

meet the teachers, and learn about our programs

and the industry.

If you can’t make it to these planned Open Day

events you can also arrange a time for a personal

tour or just drop by any week day.

To register for an Open Day session or request an

individual meeting time to suit your schedule, visit

holmesglen.edu.au/open

Chadstone campus

Batesford Road, Chadstone

City campus

332 St Kilda Road, Southbank

Moorabbin campus

488 South Road, Moorabbin

Waverley campus

595 Waverley Road, Glen Waverley

Mailing Address

PO Box 42 Holmesglen 3148

Call

03 9564 1555

Email

[email protected]

www.holmesglen.edu.au

The information contained in this brochure was current at the time of printing and is subject to change without notice. Availability of courses is dependent upon Government funding or student demand. Due to re-accreditation changes may occur to the content and/or names of certain courses. Prospective students are advised to confirm details with Holmesglen prior to enrolment by calling the department or visiting

holmesglen.edu.au

January 2014.