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DISCOVER OUR
REVOLUTIONARY
FIRST YEAR MODEL
COURSE
GUIDE
2019
UNDERGRADUATE
VERSION 2
THE VICTORIA
UNIVERSITY
DIFFERENCE
Victoria University is an open and excellent university that
prides itself on being inclusive, not exclusive. As the University
of Opportunity and Success, we have a long tradition of
transforming the lives of students from diverse countries, cultures,
socioeconomic and educational backgrounds, with a strong
focus on student success.
We offer a comprehensive range of flexible By choosing to study with us, you can be
programs including our revolutionary new assured of a friendly, supportive environment
First Year Model, and our pathways program, where our teachers will work alongside you
that meet the needs of our diverse student to help you achieve your goals.
population. As a dual sector university,
based in the west of Melbourne, we focus We also offer a range of targeted student
on enriching the experience of our students support services that maximise student
and communities in the west and beyond. persistence and success throughout the
educational journey.
We are a university that is deeply connected
with industry. We provide you with access to We believe the achievement of our students
workplace learning opportunities that will give and graduates is demonstrated by their
you real-world experience so you graduate employability, entrepreneurship and leadership
job-ready. Our collaboration with industry capabilities in a local and global context.
partners in our region, through education
We give our students the necessary knowledge,
and research, reflects our dedication to the
skills and capabilities needed to be the next
growth and development of Melbourne’s west.
generation of problem-solvers and creators
of a new future, developing the skills for work
and life in the twenty-first century.
Thank you for considering VU for your tertiary
studies and I hope to welcome you in 2019.
Professor Peter Dawkins
Vice-Chancellor and President
1. Times Higher Education Universities Rankings 2018. 2. Shanghai Ranking’s Global Ranking
of Sport Science Schools 2017. 3. Times Higher Education Young Universities Rankings 2017.
CONTENTS
Course areas
Arts26
Business32
Education36
Engineering, Science and IT 42
Health and Biomedicine 48
Law and Justice 54
Sport and Exercise Science 60
TOP 2%
OF UNIVERSITIES
GLOBALLY1
TOP 25
GLOBALLY FOR SPORT
EDUCATION2
#53
IN THE WORLD
IN THE WORLD’S TOP UNIVERSITIES
UNDER 50 YEARS OLD3
A REVOLUTIONARY
FIRST YEAR
From 2018, the first year of all Bachelor degrees taught at our
Melbourne campuses will see courses delivered in a more focused
way, one unit at a time. Our new First Year Model is founded on
the success of universities in the US, Canada and Sweden that
have been teaching this way, with great success, for decades.
You’ll get more individual attention from your educators as
you complete each unit, and a significantly more immersive,
collaborative and enriching learning experience.
How does it work?
You’ll study in short bursts, called blocks. Each block focuses on one unit 88% OF STUDENTS
(subject) for four weeks. You’ll get up to four days between blocks to relax
and prepare for the next.
LOVE THE FIRST
YEAR MODEL*
We break the year up into ten four-week blocks: two semesters of four
blocks, plus two optional blocks over winter and summer. What are the benefits?
• Enjoy uni life
Each unit typically has three 3 hour, face-to-face teaching sessions per
You’ll benefit from a more relaxed
week, scheduled over three days. These will be available in multiple
learning environment where you can
combinations of days and times (morning, afternoon and evening),
make new friends and find your feet
allowing you to choose the combination that best suits you.
at uni from day one.
Units with labs and professional experience (called ‘pracs’) have additional
• Less stress, more success
teaching hours, and where relevant, will be scheduled on the same days
Smaller class sizes mean you’ll feel less
as teaching sessions. Teaching sessions will not run on more than two
overwhelmed with more opportunities
consecutive days, so you will have a gap day between teaching sessions
for you to succeed through interactive
and two gap days each week.
learning and collaborative projects.
Assessments have been designed for quicker completion within each
• More one-on-one time
four-week block, with most of your work completed in class. Early and
You’ll benefit from greater connections with
ongoing feedback will help you to achieve your best. So you’ll also have
your teachers and one-on-one support
a great sense of how you’re progressing in your course, with final grades
from lecturers who’ll know your name.
for units available soon after each block finishes.
4 *88% of students felt ‘good’, ‘happy’ or ‘extremely happy’ one week into the first year model.
Result of 1000 students surveyed March 2018.
WHAT DOES THE FIRST
YEAR MODEL LOOK LIKE?
Your year at a glance
Instead of juggling four units at once, your semester is broken into four blocks. So you can focus
on one unit at a time, three days a week, for four weeks.
SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2
BLOCK 1 BLOCK 2 BLOCK 3 BLOCK 4 WINTER BLOCK 1 BLOCK 2 BLOCK 3 BLOCK 4 SUMMER
BLOCK BLOCK
EXTRA UNIT EXTRA UNIT
UNIT 4 UNIT 8
UNIT 3 NAL UNIT 7 NAL
OPTIO OPTIO
UNIT 2 UNIT 6
UNIT 1 UNIT 5
4 WEEKS QUARTER YEAR INTAKE
Flexible timetable options
The timetable example below gives you an idea of how your week may look if you are undertaking
a non prac-based unit. This shows a student who has work commitments on Thursday. This can be
applied to any of the degree programs that don’t have lab sessions.
TUITION TYPE MON TUE WED THU FRI
1 GAP 2 GAP 3
MORNING TEACHING SESSIONS
LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH
TIMETABLED STUDY SKILLS SESSION WORK
COMMITMENTS
The timetable example below gives you an idea of how your week may look if you are
undertaking a prac-based unit. Lab times vary from 1-3 hours; number of labs per unit varies
from 1-12. This is an example of a student in the Nursing program (11 labs at two hours).
TUITION TYPE MON TUE WED THU FRI
1 2 GAP 3 GAP
TIMETABLED STUDY SKILLS SESSION
LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH
AFTERNOON TEACHING SESSIONS
LAB/PRAC SESSIONS
VICTORIA UNIVERSITY COURSE GUIDE 2019 | UNDERGRADUATE
AN AUSTRALIAN-FIRST
EXCLUSIVE TO VU
“ VU’s new first year model seems like “ If Madi finds her first year of uni
a really good idea to help first year relatively stress free, then I think
students adjust to uni life. I’ve told my she will be more inclined to succeed
friends about it and they believe it will and ultimately gain more satisfaction
be so beneficial – they actually sounded from her studies.
a bit jealous!
VU’s new First Year Model will also help
I was so excited and surprised when I got Madi adjust to uni life – students can
into VU! I had wanted to study Exercise liaise with each other and support each
Science for a long time. I am most excited other one unit at a time. I hope this will
about the independence of starting uni. provide Madi with the skills that will set
It is such an exciting journey that will her up for the workforce in her chosen
prepare me for the future.” field and enable Madi to focus on her
chosen career path.
Madison Soutar
VU First Year Model student, Having a more structured learning
Bachelor of Exercise Science regime will also reduce stress,
(Clinical Practice) giving her time to focus on social and
physical activities, which I believe will
encourage mental health and maintain
a balanced lifestyle.”
Sharon Walker
Mother of Madison Soutar
6
“ A few years ago, I started
a degree at another uni,
and doing all the units at
once became overwhelming.
At VU the coursework is evenly
spread and you’re getting your
teeth into it straight away – by the
second week you’re 50% through!
By our third class of the year, we
witnessed law making in action
with a visit to Parliament House.”
Edward Allis
VU First Year Model student,
Bachelor of Laws
PROVEN
INTERNATIONALLY
“ I enjoy being immersed in a class “ The block mode of study I experienced
and love how what I am learning will during my exchange in Sweden gave
always pop up in my everyday life. me the best opportunity for success.
For a month, I see the world through It allowed me to focus more effectively
the lens of the class I am taking. on my subjects, as it eliminated the
It always amazes me how much stresses that come with juggling multiple
you can learn in four weeks.” units. I felt it gave me a greater opportunity
to really master each unit, and remember
Matilda Taylor more of the content.”
Student at Quest University in Canada,
which uses the block learning approach. Sophie Webb
VU Bachelor of Business student. Sophie undertook
a year on exchange with our international partner
Jönköping International Business School in Sweden.
Want to know more?
To find out more about your individual study
journey, please visit vu.edu.au/first-year
or email firstyear.feedback@vu.edu.au
VICTORIA UNIVERSITY COURSE GUIDE 2019 | UNDERGRADUATE
BEST OF THE WEST
With our flagship campus situated in the heart
of Footscray, we’ve been providing education
in the west of Melbourne for over 100 years.
Study with us and learn in the city’s western creative epicentre, engaging with
key cultural events through Footscray Community Arts Centre, Big West Festival,
Maribyrnong City Council, Williamstown Literary Festival, and more.
While you gain skills to take on the world, you can taste the world through
Footscray’s authentic multicultural eat streets bursting with African, Vietnamese,
Indian, Malaysian, Chinese and Middle Eastern dining destinations.
8
FOOTSCRAY
UNIVERSITY TOWN
Footscray is being revitalised as a hub of knowledge,
learning, creativity and opportunity in a bold and
innovative partnership between VU and Maribyrnong
City Council.
Footscray University Town is a long-term initiative that is responsive to the
fast-paced development and changes of Melbourne’s west. As a VU student,
you’ll have the opportunity to get on board this dynamic, transformative project
that’s making a difference to the future of Melbourne’s west.
A range of exciting annual events, including the Game Changers Conversation
Series, Footscray Art Prize, West Projections Festival, Picturing Footscray
photography prize, and One Night in Footscray, provide unique occasions
for VU staff and students to collaborate with local communities.
vu.edu.au/fut
VU AT METROWEST
VU at MetroWest is VU’s multipurpose community
hub in the heart of Footscray. It’s open to the
local community as well as VU students and staff,
and is part of VU’s commitment to developing
Footscray as a University Town.
Features and facilities include:
• free Wi-Fi • Psychology Clinic
• coworking spaces • Fresh Student Media
• Hatch Design Studio • a versatile exhibition space
• Skills & Jobs Centre and meeting room (free to book).
vu.edu.au/metrowest
VICTORIA UNIVERSITY COURSE GUIDE 2019 | UNDERGRADUATE
VU student Raquel Stevens (R) collaborated on
projects with Malthouse Theatre during her work
placement while studying Bachelor of Arts.
YOUR CAREER,
YOUR FUTURE
VU has strong partnerships with industry, community, government
and other academic institutions. We have over 4,000 connections
to industry that help to equip students with the skills, knowledge
and professional networks required to succeed in the real world.
By studying at VU, you will graduate with industry contacts
and the capabilities employers are looking for.
Industry-relevant curriculum Professional accreditation
Employers value our graduates because they learn Many of our courses are accredited by leading industry
from industry-relevant curriculum, giving them real-life organisations. Accreditations are identified in our course
experience. Our industry partnerships provide valuable listings. Accreditation means your qualification delivers
insights into current industry practices, allowing us the skills employers are looking for and will be
to develop our courses to meet employers’ current recognised by industry.
and future requirements. Our teachers also maintain
strong, practical involvement in their fields of industry. Key partner industries
This ensures we provide the most meaningful,
Our work with industry is focused on 10 key fields,
relevant and up-to-date education.
chosen for their predicted growth and potential to
enrich the courses we offer. These areas are:
Practical learning • sport and recreation
At VU, we produce work-ready graduates. Our approach • health services
to learning combines theory with practice, through work • educational services
placements and practical learning opportunities across • built environment
all of our disciplines. These allow our students to see • tourism and major events
how their studies are applied in the workplace. • community services
• creative industries
When you study at VU, you will gain real industry
• financial services
experience while developing the practical skills
• legal services
and professional networks to become confident
• supply chain and logistics.
and career-focused when you graduate.
10“During my studies at VU I was
able to connect with Ian James
(Mushroom Music Publishing)
after he gave a guest lecture
for one of my subjects. We still
work together to this day.
I started my company, UNIFIED,
in 2001. We’re now one of
Australia’s fastest growing
independent music companies
with offices in Melbourne,
Sydney, LA and London.
We’ve signed some game-
changing artists including Vance
Joy, Amy Shark, Violent Soho,
Illy, and The Amity Affliction.
Right now I’m based in LA and
oversee 35 staff worldwide.
My goal is to keep growing
my business on a global level.”
4000+
Jaddan Comerford
Bachelor of Business
INDUSTRY CONNECTIONS
UNIVERSITY-WIDE
INDUSTRY
ACCREDITED
COURSES
ACROSS ALL DISCIPLINES
INDUSTRY
LEADING STAFF
AND ADJUNCT
PROFESSORS
YOU’LL GET THE
SKILLS AND CONTACTS
TO LAND YOUR
DREAM JOB
VICTORIA UNIVERSITY COURSE GUIDE 2019 | UNDERGRADUATEMitch Wallis and Kirsty Lamb
of the Western Bulldogs.
KEY PARTNERSHIPS
Western Bulldogs Melbourne Victory
Our partnership with the Western Bulldogs Football Club In 2017, we announced a five-year strategic
is unique among Australian universities and sporting partnership agreement with the Melbourne Victory
clubs. The partnership extends to the Bulldogs VFL Football Club (MVFC).
team and Women’s league. It is based on a shared
commitment to sport, recreation, and the economic The new engagement sees us provide sport science
and social wellbeing of residents in Melbourne’s west. and performance support for the MVFC Academy teams,
and learning experiences such as internships for our
The benefits include joint research and staff appointments, students in Master of Sport Science (Football Performance)
work placements for students, collaborative education and Master of Sport Business and Integrity. It also includes
programs, shared state-of-the-art facilities and joint placement opportunities for undergraduate students in
community activities. The Bulldogs’ training ground – sport science, coaching and sport management.
Victoria University Whitten Oval – is a venue for VU
students to undertake practical placement and research. Western Water and City West Water
The partnership also provides students with the City West Water, Western Water and Victoria University
opportunity to take up placements in areas such as are engaged in a number of partnerships and agreements
biomechanics, exercise physiology, remedial massage together. These include a partnership to promote research
and exercise rehabilitation. Students in business, collaboration in the area of water and sustainability; the
use of solar heat in water treatment; and storm water
administration, event management, marketing, tourism,
harvesting in urban Melbourne.
hospitality, psychology and community development also
undertake work placements through the Western Bulldogs A number of Victoria University academics and research
Community Foundation and club. students’ projects are funded by City West Water.
12Western Health Community engagement
Our collaboration with Western Health includes student The west of Melbourne is Australia’s fastest growing
clinical placements and work-based education programs. region and VU’s heartland. Our community engagement
includes improvements to physical infrastructure and
The Western Centre for Health Research and Education, helping to develop and grow the capacity of community
the first purpose-built research and training facility for groups. VU has significant experience working with
medicine and the health sciences in Melbourne’s west, culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) and Indigenous
is a three-way partnership between Victoria University, communities; addressing refugee issues; tackling diversity
Western Health and the University of Melbourne. and social inclusion issues; and improving health
and social wellbeing in the region.
Footscray Community Arts Centre
We have also partnered with local, government and
VU has had a partnership with the Footscray Community community organisations to establish Footscray University
Arts Centre since its inception over 40 years ago. Town, a 10-year urban renewal program for Footscray.
The partnership is built on a shared vision to celebrate You can find out more about this on Page 9.
and support community and empowerment in the arts.
The University’s staff and students undertake placements
and participate in research at this Footscray institution.
“I undertook a semester-long
World Health Organisation Work Integrated Learning placement
at Western Bulldogs in the Sons of
VU works with the World Health Organisation on The West program. I credit this as
research that addresses disease prevention and one of the greatest experiences the
management, and health investment that has a positive University offers its students for
impact on global health and economic issues. our success.
The placement allowed me to apply
Sports partnerships and theoretical knowledge I had learnt
collaborations over the first couple of years in my
course. VU’s hands-on approach has
VU actively supports and participates in research and meant that in addition to learning
knowledge exchange with the following sports bodies: theory, we also appreciate why
• Australian Sports Commission these theories are important and
• Australian Institute of Sport how they can be applied to real-
world scenarios.”
• Sport Australia Hall of Fame
• Shanghai University of Sport Carlie Bauer
• Western Bulldogs Football Club (AFL, VFL and AFLW) Bachelor of Exercise Science
(Human Movement)/Bachelor of
• Melbourne Victory Football Club
Psychological Studies
• Real Madrid Graduate School Universidad Europa.
vu.edu.au/partnerships
VICTORIA UNIVERSITY COURSE GUIDE 2019 | UNDERGRADUATEINDUSTRY
Luke Beveridge
2016 AFL premiers coach, Coach of the Year, and adjunct
professor Luke Beveridge contributes to the University’s
CONNECTED
sport science, coaching and management courses.
The Honourable Dr Craig Emerson
STAFF
Former Federal Government minister The Hon. Dr Craig
Emerson provides advice and expertise to the College
of Business, and delivers guest lectures. A high-profile
economist, Dr Emerson was Minister for Trade and
Competitiveness; Minister for Tertiary Education, Skills,
Science and Research; and Minister Assisting the
Prime Minister on Asian Century Policy.
Tapping into industry experts
The Honourable Nicola Roxon
The high standard of our teaching, curriculum
and research is complemented by the industry focus The Hon. Nicola Roxon was Minister for Health and
and connections that our highly regarded professors Ageing for four years and became Australia’s first
bring to VU. With years of experience in their fields, female Attorney-General in 2011. She acts as an adjunct
they deliver guest lectures, provide industry insights professor in the College of Law and Justice and is chair
and assist with curriculum development. of our Sir Zelman Cowan Centre.
14From left:
Alan Kohler, Financial Journalist, Newspaper Editor;
VU Adjunct Professor, Robert Stary, Principal,
Stary Norton Halphen Criminal Lawyers.
The Honourable Michael Kirby AC Ian James
The Hon. Michael Kirby AC is a former Justice of the Managing Director of Mushroom Music Publishing,
High Court of Australia, and remains an active human Ian James is one of Australia’s most respected music
rights advocate. He joins us in the classroom to discuss industry identities and has contributed significantly
his experiences as a highly respected judge. to VU’s music industry business courses.
Robert Stary Dianne Smith
Adjunct Professor Robert Stary is one of the most Victoria Tourism Industry Council CEO Dianne Smith
experienced criminal legal practitioners in Victoria. mentors students and assists their transition into the
He has practiced law since 1980 and is currently Principal tourism and events industry. Smith has more than
of Stary Norton Halphen Criminal Lawyers. He was the 20 years’ experience in the industry – both in
founding committee member of both the Western Suburbs Melbourne and regional Victoria – in marketing,
Legal Service and the Footscray Community Legal Centre. visitor services, policy and strategy.
Alan Kohler
As one of Australia’s most experienced financial
journalists, Alan Kohler contributes to our business
curriculum, and promotes the value of financial
literacy – which is critical for small, medium
and large businesses.
VICTORIA UNIVERSITY COURSE GUIDE 2019 | UNDERGRADUATEQUALIFICATIONS
Find the right qualification for you.
QUALIFICATION DURATION* QUALIFICATION DURATION*
VCAL, VCE, VETIS, APPRENTICESHIPS HIGHER EDUCATION – UNDERGRADUATE
For students in Years 10, 11 and 12, 1 day (short courses ASSOCIATE DEGREE
including VCAL, Australian School-Based and tasters) to 3 years
Apprenticeships and short courses. For more full-time (apprenticeships) Similar to an advanced diploma but focused 2 years full time
information email vet.dtss@vu.edu.au more on academic theory rather than
or visit vu.edu.au/vet-dtss industry-specific workplace knowledge.
FURTHER AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION (TAFE) BACHELOR DEGREE
CERTIFICATES I–IV Provides students with knowledge and skills 3 – 5 years full time
for work in their chosen profession and
Training ranges from basic skills to trade 6 months – 4 years full time initial preparation for postgraduate study.
and post-trade qualifications. Students who
complete an Australian Apprenticeship will HONOURS DEGREE
receive a qualification.
An additional year of study with supervised 1 year full time
DIPLOMA AND ADVANCED DIPLOMA research experience. Available to students
who achieve consistently high results in
Provides students with the knowledge 6 months – 2 years full time their undergraduate degree.
and skills necessary to work in many
professions. DOUBLE DEGREES
Double degrees combine the core 4 – 5 years
components of two disciplines into full time
a single program of study.
The student receives two degrees.
16HOW TO APPLY
There are several ways to apply for
courses at VU based on a number of
factors, including your chosen course
and your student status.
Currently studying Year 12?
Current Year 12 applicants can apply to study at VU either
through the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC) or
directly to VU using our online Admissions Centre.
If you are applying for a course that is listed with VTAC,
you must apply through VTAC. Otherwise you may apply
direct to VU.
Check the online course page for your chosen course
for the correct way to apply and the closing date for
applications. The web address for each course is listed
under the course name in our course tables in this guide.
Returning to study?
Non-year 12 (mature-age) applicants can apply to study
with us either through the Victorian Tertiary Admissions
Centre (VTAC) or directly to VU using our online
Admissions Centre.
Check the online course page for your chosen course
for the correct way to apply and the closing date for
applications. The web address for each course is listed
under the course name in our course tables in this guide.
QUALIFICATION DURATION* Submitting your application
HIGHER EDUCATION – POSTGRADUATE When submitting your application, you may be required to
provide certified documentation to support your claims of
GRADUATE CERTIFICATE AND GRADUATE DIPLOMA previous study, work or life experience. These may include:
Improves your professional practice 6 months – 1 year full time • evidence of qualifications, work and/or life experience
and extends your skills and
knowledge from your bachelor • statement of interest
degree or advanced diploma. • other course-specific requirements.
You’ll develop professional
competence in new areas. Some courses may list additional information requirements,
so please check the online course page for your chosen
MASTER AND DOCTORAL DEGREES course to ensure you submit a complete application.
Master degrees are studies in 2 – 3 years full time Find out more about how to apply for your course at
a specific area through coursework
and/or research. Doctorates are vu.edu.au/apply
the highest levels of academic
achievement and require an original
contribution of knowledge, usually
Student profile
through a thesis. On the web page above, you can also find information
about the student profile at Victoria University. Our student
profile table provides relevant study or work background
data on all students who commenced undergraduate study
with us in the most recent intake period, including those
admitted through all offer rounds, across all Australian
campuses, and international students studying in Australia.
VICTORIA UNIVERSITY COURSE GUIDE 2019 | UNDERGRADUATEFLEXIBLE
AND ACCESSIBLE
EDUCATION
At VU we believe that education is for everyone. Through our flexible study
opportunities, support services, pathways between courses and innovative
approaches to course entry, we prepare you for victory in your career.
You’re more than your score Foundations at VU – fulfil
We have modernised our admission criteria, so your your dreams
entry into many of our courses will be determined simply If you didn’t meet the admission criteria for your
by meeting course prerequisites. Your application will be preferred course, or you weren’t able to complete your
assessed more fairly, in line with our mission to provide Australian Year 12 (or equivalent), you can still gain entry
education opportunities for everyone. to either an undergraduate degree or higher education
diploma by completing Foundations at VU, our 13-week
If you meet our prerequisite study requirements,
course designed to prepare you for university.
VU can open doors to undergraduate and higher
diploma studies. For more information go to page 24 or visit
vu.edu.au/courses/jyac
Digital accessibility – The VU Blend
VU’s Blended Learning program is an exciting shift away Special Entry
from the traditional method of lecture-based teaching, Access Scheme
to a combination of face-to-face and technology-based
If you are a student with recent secondary education
instruction.
applying for your course via VTAC, you may be eligible
With so many students juggling part-time work, family to apply for the Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS).
commitments and even health issues, our ‘VU Blend’ This is a single application that is sent to all the courses
program reduces the restrictions of university timetables you apply to.
by offering learning opportunities on and off campus.
If you are approved for SEAS, your course application
This approach complements practical learning with will be given special consideration depending on factors
additional benefits for students that include: that may have impacted your performance in year 12,
such as:
• flexible access to course content across place
and mode (face-to-face and digital) • your location
• student-directed learning pace and engagement style • your financial background
• enhanced learning outcomes. • disabilities and medical conditions
• difficult circumstances.
18ELITE STUDENT
For more information about the
program and your eligibility see
vtac.edu.au/who/seas.html
ATHLETE
If you are a student applying direct to VU,
you can ensure your application is given
additional consideration by submitting a
PROGRAM
Special Consideration for Direct Entry form
available at vu.edu.au
Find out more
To find out more about our programs that
can help you gain access to university and
support you once you’re here, contact us
on 03 9919 6100.
Our elite athlete program helps you
Mature-age students should check
out page 68 for more information on
successfully complete your studies while
returning to study. To discover more about training and competing at an elite level.
our extensive range of scholarships see We recognise the challenges of combining
page 70.
elite sport with an academic workload
and provide the support you need to
be successful on and off the field.
For more information or to find out if
you are eligible phone 03 9919 4433
or email eliteathletes@vu.edu.au
VICTORIA UNIVERSITY COURSE GUIDE 2019 | UNDERGRADUATEVICTORIA UNIVERSITY
POLYTECHNIC
As VU’s vocational education provider, Victoria University Polytechnic
will prepare you for a world that is changing rapidly by providing
the up-to-date, real-work skills that you need to achieve success.
Our programs prepare you for work, providing the technical skills
and soft abilities needed to thrive. Learn with us in a supported
environment connected with industry and jobs.
An education designed As a VU Polytechnic student you have access to support
services, including academic and careers support.
for tomorrow We will get you job-ready, equipping you with the
Our education programs are constantly evolving to technical and enterprise skills you need to succeed.
meet the demands of each new generation of workers,
something we’ve been doing for over 100 years. Our offer
To ensure we are on the cutting-edge, our teachers
maintain active involvement in their industries. We offer you tailored training in:
• Business, Legal, IT and Logistics
We offer award-winning, stress-tested learning that
• Community Services
will last the distance – from today’s workplace needs,
to tomorrow’s industry advances. We will ensure you • Creative Arts
graduate with strong, relevant skills even in a climate • Early Childhood and Education Support
of rapid industry change. What you learn with us today • Hair, Make-Up and Beauty
will bring you closer to where you want to be tomorrow.
• Hospitality, Tourism and Events
vupolytechnic.edu.au • Nursing, Health and Personal Care
• Sport and Massage
Our learning approach • Trades
VU Polytechnic’s multi-award winning blended learning • Transition Education.
model replaces paper-based theory with user-friendly
e-learning you can do anytime, anywhere. This means Forging industry connections
you’ll spend quality time refining your skills in practical
face-to-face workshops and on the job work placements. With a range of industry partnerships, our courses
are underpinned by current industry needs.
Our purpose-built learning environments feature Our expert facilitators are engaged with industry.
state-of-art facilities and equipment to reflect the modern They know what you need to gain employment
workplace. You gain hands-on learning using modern and become an industry leader.
technologies including virtual reality, humanoid robots,
simulation equipment and computerised mannequins. The Polytechnic’s current industry connections include
the Western Bulldogs Football Club, Western Health,
We offer multiple entry and exit points including Asylum Seeker Resource Centre, Alfred Health, CISCO,
guaranteed pathways into VU degrees. As a multi-sector Department of Health and Human Services, Victorian
provider, VU Polytechnic offers transitions between Transport Association and the Metropolitan Fire Brigade.
courses at all levels, so you can gain the skills you need
for career success. We have established pathways into
over 50 higher education degrees at Victoria University.
You can also undertake complementary vocational
programs while completing your degree to increase
your employability and set yourself apart from the pack.
20” I chose Victoria University Polytechnic
because of the good facilities and services
that it offers to many immigrants and
students from low income families.
During my studies I completed an
internship with African Population
and Health Research Center (APHRC),
and was the winner of the 2015 United
Nations Population award, working
with the Tegla Laroupe Foundation to
empower talented refugees.
All my achievements are because
of VU – they listened to me and
transformed me into a better person
who can serve other people, especially
those who seek refuge in other countries.”
Innocent Karabagega
Certificate III in EAL (Further Study)
Certificate III in General Education for Adults
Certificate IV in EAL (Access)
Advanced Diploma of Legal Practice
Bachelor of Laws
VICTORIA UNIVERSITY COURSE GUIDE 2019 | UNDERGRADUATE“I began with a Diploma and then took the pathway
into Bachelor of Business. Within 12 months of
graduating I became the hotel manager of Adina
Apartment Hotel Melbourne, Flinders Street.
I decided to go back to study to progress
my career and gain confidence academically.
I had reviewed a few different course providers,
but settled on VU after receiving a very welcoming
feeling from the course coordinator, who also
introduced me to VU’s pathways program.
During my studies I undertook a cooperative
education year with TFE Hotels, which gave
me a foot in the door at entry level. At the
end of that year, TFE offered me a place in their
Future Leaders Program and then an assistant
manager role at Travelodge Docklands.”
Jen Seymen
Diploma of Hospitality Management,
Bachelor of Business
(Hospitality Management Major)
PATHWAYS
We believe that everyone Pathway partners
should have equal opportunities If you are studying at one of the following VU partner
to attend university education providers, we can also provide a seamless
pathway into our degree-level courses:
VU is one of the few institutions in Australia to offer
both vocational and higher education, with accessible • Australian Academy of Beauty and Spa Therapy
transitions between courses at all levels. We call these • Bendigo Kangan Institute
connections between courses ‘pathways’, and they • Builders Academy Australia
provide a seamless transition between vocational
• Ella Baché College
and higher education.
• Elly Lukas Beauty Therapy College
You can start your education journey with us at • The Gordon Institute of TAFE
certificate level and proceed to a diploma, degree,
• Sports Education and Development Australia (SEDA)
a masters or a PhD. You can exit your pathway when
you achieve your work or study goal, and re-enter if • TAFE SA
you choose to further your studies later in your career. • TAFE NSW
• Macquarie Education Group Australia
Our pathways are designed to suit all types of students
– whether you’ve just finished secondary school, are • Victoria Police.
looking for career advancement, want to develop
Visit vu.edu.au/pathways to discover more about
new skills or change career direction, or are seeking
your tailored VU pathway options or email us at
personal development.
pathways@vu.edu.au
22ACHIEVE YOUR
DREAM QUALIFICATION
Below are a few examples of the many courses available for VU pathways. Visit vu.edu.au/pathways
to discover how you can achieve your dream qualification with a tailored course pathway at VU.
MUSIC PATHWAY
Certificate IV in Advanced Diploma
Bachelor of Music Master of Arts
Music Industry of Music Industry
CUA40915 CUA60515 ABMC HRAT
ACCOUNTING PATHWAY
Certificate IV Bachelor of Business Master of Business
Diploma of Accounting
in Accounting (Accounting) (Accounting)
FNS40615 FNS50215 BBNS BMAK
EDUCATION PATHWAY OR
Diploma of Bachelor of Master of Teaching Master of Teaching
Education Studies Education Studies (Secondary) (Primary)
EDES EBST EMES EMPE
YOUTH WORK PATHWAY
Diploma of Bachelor of
Master of Counselling
Youth Work Youth Work
CHC50413 ABYW AMPE
CIVIL ENGINEERING PATHWAY
Advanced Diploma of Bachelor of Engineering
Master of Engineering
Engineering Technology (Honours) (Civil Engineering)
22228VIC NHEC NMEN
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PATHWAY
Certificate IV in Diploma of Information Bachelor of Information Master of Applied
Information Technology Technology Networking Technology Information Technology
ICT40115 ICT50415 NBIT NMIT
NURSING PATHWAY
Certificate IV in
Diploma of Nursing Bachelor of Nursing
Tertiary Preparation
22313VIC HLT54115 HBNB
PARAMEDICINE PATHWAY
Certificate IV in Diploma of
Bachelor of Paramedicine
Tertiary Preparation Paramedical Science
22313VIC HLT51015 HBPD
LAW PATHWAY
Advanced Diploma of Master of Laws
Bachelor of Laws
Legal Practice (by research)
22276VIC BLAW BMLT
SPORT MANAGEMENT PATHWAY
Diploma of Bachelor of Sport Manage- Master of Sport Business
Sport Development ment/Bachelor of Business and Integrity
SIS50612 SBSB SMSI
BEAUTY THERAPY PATHWAY
Certificate IV Diploma of
Bachelor of Dermal Sciences
in Beauty Therapy Beauty Therapy
SHB40115 SHB50115 HBDS
VICTORIA UNIVERSITY COURSE GUIDE 2019 | UNDERGRADUATEVU COLLEGE
VU College delivers higher education diplomas and pathways, English
language studies and an innovative foundations course – all with the support
to ensure you succeed.
Streamlined diploma pathways English language studies
Our higher education diplomas provide a streamlined VU College’s English language centre, VU English,
pathway from a one-year diploma straight into the offers a variety of nationally-accredited intensive
second year of a bachelor degree, with full credit for courses for overseas students.
the first year of the degree.
vu.edu.au/vu-english
These programs are designed for students who want
to undertake a degree but may not be fully prepared – Local students seeking English language and foundation
perhaps because they lack certain prerequisites, or studies should view our TAFE division Victoria University
have not studied for a while. These diplomas offer more Polytechnic’s course guide, or visit vupolytechnic.edu.au
focused academic support with smaller class sizes for
greater preparation for your Bachelor degree. Even if Higher education diploma
you choose not to continue on after the first year, you’ll pathways
still graduate with a diploma that has prepared you for
the start of your career. DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS (ENTERPRISE) PATHWAY
Diploma of Business Bachelor of Business
To the right are the current higher education degree (Enterprise) (1 Year) (2 Years)
programs and Foundations at VU pathways. VDBE BBNS
vu.edu.au/vu-college Majors:
• Accounting
Foundations at VU • Banking and Finance
Foundations is a 13-week course established specifically • Event Management
to help students get their study plans back on track • Financial Risk Management
by commencing study at a tertiary level. With three
• Human Resource Management
admissions per year and full or part-time study options,
we offer flexibility for your individual circumstances. • Information Systems Management
• Tourism and Hospitality Management
Foundations at VU is available to domestic students who
• International Trade
have attempted an Australian Year 12 (or equivalent)
and have successfully completed an Australian Year 11 • Management and Innovation
or a comparable educational level. • Marketing
• Supply Chain and Logistics Management.
As well as providing an alternative pathway to tertiary
study, Foundations at VU also assists students to develop
DIPLOMA OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
the numeracy, critical thinking, academic writing and PATHWAY
research communication skills they need to make their
Diploma of Information Bachelor of Information
dream of tertiary study a reality.
Technology (1 year) Technology (2 years)
vu.edu.au/foundations VDIT NBIT
FOUNDATIONS AT VU PATHWAY
Foundations at VU Diploma OR Bachelor Studies
(13 weeks) at Victoria University (1-5 years)
JYAC
24“I always had an interest in
business, but a three-year degree
was intimidating to me, so I started
with the diploma. The diploma
gave me the confidence to pursue
a degree. The great thing about the
diploma is that you can pathway
directly into the second year of the
Bachelor of Business.
The lecturers in the diploma were
so supportive. I was not confident
in maths or statistics, so I got extra
tuition through VU student services,
which enabled me to pass with
flying colours.
For my Work Integrated Learning
(WIL) unit I worked at the number
one accounting firm in Australia
in my HR specialisation, with the
Campus Recruitment Team. After
finishing the placement, I accepted
a role in the management portfolio
area where I am now working
full time.”
Rio Delaney
Diploma of Business (Enterprise)
Bachelor of Business
VICTORIA UNIVERSITY COURSE GUIDE 2019 | UNDERGRADUATE“ There is an optimal mix of
theory and practice in VU
courses which is valued by
students and by their placement
supervisors and employers.
Baptcare has been employing
graduates of VU and taking
on student placements from
VU social work courses for
many years.
VU students come with a solid
theoretical foundation, a strong
sense of social justice and a
passion for helping vulnerable
membersof our community.
It is a delight to see them
light up when they relate
their classroom learning
to experiences in the field.”
Tina Guido
Program Manager at Baptcare
Family Services Victoria
150+
PROFESSIONAL
PLACEMENT PARTNERS
FOR ON THE JOB LEARNING
WORLD TOP 10
SHARED WORKSPACE
KINDRED STUDIOS
(Lonely Planet 2016)
WORLD STANDARD
IN LANGUAGE, COMMUNICATION
AND CULTURE & CULTURAL
STUDIES RESEARCH
(Excellence in Research
for Australia 2015)
26Whether you are a budding artist,
musician, thinker or writer, we have a
broad range of arts courses to spark your
passions and take your career further.
By undertaking real-world projects during your course,
you will put theory into practice. Through internships and
work placements, you will have invaluable opportunities
to learn within workplace contexts and community settings,
and start forging a network of industry contacts for your future.
CAREER CONNECTIONS
Our arts students collaborate with many exciting
organisations, events and venues including Melbourne Writers
Festival, SBS Television, Footscray Community Arts Centre,
Western Bulldogs, Emerging Writers Festival, Maribyrnong
City Council and Mats’ Court of Victoria.
This means you gain the latest knowledge,
skills and experience necessary to be work-ready
and career-focused before you graduate.
ARTS PLACEMENTS
Everything you learn with us has direct links to the real
world and your future career. Just a few of the numerous
placements and opportunities for practical learning
we offer are outlined below:
Offset journal
Third-year students in the College of Arts and Education
have the opportunity to develop their skills by collaboratively
publishing Offset journal, presenting contributions from
esteemed and emerging artists.
Professional placement program
Students in community development, communication, writing
and screen media undertake a professional placement under
the supervision of a qualified specialist in their area of study.
Student-led communication agency
Our Student-led Communication Agency is an exciting
initiative, supporting our students to work with industry
clients on real projects to real deadlines.
Find out more about our work placements at vu.edu.au/work-ready
CREATIVE ARTS
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
COMMUNICATIONS
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
MUSIC
SCREEN MEDIA
WRITING
ARTS vu.edu.au/artsKINDRED
STUDIOS
Kindred Studios offers music and sound production
students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience
in a professional facility.
The studio features a range of state-of-the-art spaces
including band rehearsal rooms, a recording studio,
co-working spaces, a licensed performance venue,
café and TV studio.
vu.edu.au/arts-facilities
28COURSE/CODE OVERVIEW ADMISSION CRITERIA CAREER OUTCOMES
The following information is valid for applicants with recent secondary education only. If you have previous
ARTS AND CREATIVE INDUSTRIES VET/TAFE study, higher education study or work and life experience, please see course webpage listed.
BACHELOR OF ARTS ABAB Follow your own career path with maximum Units 3 and 4: a study score of at After graduation, you may move straight into
flexibility. You can choose to major in least 25 in English (EAL) or at least positions in public service, corporate, community and
DURATION: 3 YEARS
communication studies, history, literary 20 in English other than EAL. non-government organisations. Alternatively you may
CAMPUS: FP studies, political science, sociology, move onto graduate studies to pursue the many
VU.EDU.AU/COURSES/ABAB visual art, or writing. professional careers that are best served by graduates
with a generalist first degree such as teaching, law,
journalism, communications, and business leadership.
BACHELOR OF ARTS (HONOURS) Build on and extend knowledge gained in A three-year undergraduate course Honours will give you a leading edge with employers
AHBA a Bachelor of Arts or other relevant undergraduate with Distinction or High Distinction and is a criterion for acceptance into many graduate
degree. You’ll be provided with the research (or equivalent grades average and positions within the public and private sectors.
DURATION: 1 YEAR
experience, advanced analytical skills and a minimum of results at the level Honours is also the preferred prerequisite for entry
CAMPUS: FP theoretical background necessary to undertake of credit or above (or equivalent into postgraduate research degrees and is utilised as
VU.EDU.AU/COURSES/AHBA a higher degree by research (Masters or PhD). grades) in at least 60% of the total a ranking system for the awarding of postgraduate
number of undergraduate units scholarships.
attempted. The selection process is
competitive and places are limited.
BACHELOR OF MUSIC ABMC Expand your artistic knowledge, musicianship, Units 3 and 4: a study score of at Our potential careers include: music performer;
technical fluency, creativity and critical listening least 25 in English (EAL) or at least composer/songwriter (freelance); composer; sound
DURATION: 3 YEARS
skills to prepare for a career in the music, creative 20 in English other than EAL. artist; music producer; instrumental music teacher;
CAMPUS: FP arts or education industries, using our commercial In addition to achieving the above music theory teacher; band leader; musical director;
VU.EDU.AU/COURSES/ABMC recording facilities at Kindred Studios. This course prerequisites, applicants will be copyist; arranger; accompanist; music administrator.
focuses on popular and contemporary music required to attend an audition.
through practice, theory, cultural analysis
and critical listening.
BACHELOR OF SCREEN MEDIA ABSN Follow your interests in industries that include Units 3 and 4: a study score of at You will be ready to enter into and succeed within a
film, television, radio, screen culture, online least 25 in English (EAL) or at least range of professional roles that include producer,
DURATION: 3 YEARS
and mobile media production. In practically-oriented 20 in English other than EAL.) director, cinematographer, production manager,
CAMPUS: FP subjects, you will develop skills in media production sound recordist, post production supervisor, editor,
VU.EDU.AU/COURSES/ABSN and intellectual property for online distribution, distributor and cross-platform content creator.
and video-on-demand use of streaming sites such
as YouTube, television and radio.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
BACHELOR OF COMMUNITY Make a real difference in the world as a community Units 3 and 4: a study score of at Become a community development worker,
DEVELOPMENT ABCD development practitioner, creating programs and least 25 in English (EAL) or at least researcher or policy officer in non-government
initiatives to build strong, participatory and 20 in English other than EAL. organisations, community organisations, international
DURATION: 3 YEARS
sustainable communities. Specialise in global issues development agencies or government.
CAMPUS: FP and international community development, or
VU.EDU.AU/COURSES/ABCD community development in the Australian context.
In either specialisation you will study community
development approaches and develop professional
skills for your career.
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
BACHELOR OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND This course combines studies in criminal justice with Units 3 and 4: a study score of at You will be equipped to undertake a range of roles in
PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDIES ABCY an accredited psychology major. You will gain a least 25 in English (EAL) or at least criminal justice, government, police and correctional
strong theoretical, research, and applied 20 in English other than EAL. services, health care and welfare systems. Careers
DURATION: 3 YEARS
understanding of human behaviour and the interplay include the justice sector, health and community
CAMPUS: FP between psychological and social contributors to services such as child protection, policy development
VU.EDU.AU/COURSES/ABCY crime; as well as an understanding of the legal, and related service provision. Students successfully
political and community responses to social completing this course are eligible to apply for further
dislocation, human behaviour and development. study in psychology followed by postgraduate studies
in criminal justice/criminology or further professional
training in preparation for more senior roles. This
course is designed to meet the accreditation
requirements of the Australian Psychology
Accreditation Council.
BACHELOR OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE Gain a developed understanding of the philosophies Units 3 and 4: a study score of at Employment in the criminal justice system is
ABCJ and objectives of modern criminal justice and the least 25 in English (EAL) or at least becoming increasingly professionalised and requiring
role of various agencies within it and the systemic 20 in English other than EAL. graduates with a broad knowledge of justice in a
DURATION: 3 YEARS
interactions between social welfare organisations, range of professional and community settings. As a
CAMPUS: FP law and judicial administration, penal and graduate of this course, you can also seek
VU.EDU.AU/COURSES/ABCJ correctional institutions, family and community, employment in community legal settings, law firms,
and policing. security and intelligence organisations and related
welfare and support agencies.
ARTS
CAMPUSES: CF – CITY FLINDERS, CK – CITY KING, CQ – CITY QUEEN, FP – FOOTSCRAY PARK, SA – ST ALBANS, W – WERRIBEE, FN – FOOTSCRAY NICHOLSON
THE COURSE INFORMATION ABOVE WAS ACCURATE AT THE TIME OF PRINTING (JUNE 2018). FOR THE LATEST INFORMATION VISIT VU.EDU.AU/COURSES
VICTORIA UNIVERSITY COURSE GUIDE 2019 | UNDERGRADUATE30
“ During my studies I undertook
an internship with the Cotton On
Group. After I finished my degree,
I was kept on as marketing
assistant – a role they created
especially for me.
Recently, I was selected to be on
the panel for developing Robotic
Marketer – currently the first robot
in the world designed to replace
staff developing and writing
marketing strategies.
I also write for the Marketing Eye
Magazine, which can be found
in Qantas lounges. I was so
inspired by my placement course
at VU that I now help manage the
internship program at Marketing
Eye Melbourne. Nothing makes me
happier than to be in a position
now to help support others in their
career paths.”
Samantha Dargan
Diploma of Business (Enterprise)
Bachelor of Arts (Communications)
ARTS
VICTORIA UNIVERSITY COURSE GUIDE 2019 | UNDERGRADUATE“ I never believed I could achieve
my dream to work for a big
global investment bank. VU’s
Work Integrated Learning at
ANZ opened these doors for me.
During my work placement,
I gained valuable experience
within the Australian Branch
Network and a sound
understanding of lending
products, services and
procedures. This allowed me to
apply the skills, knowledge and
qualifications obtained at VU, to
further my career prospects in a
professional work environment.”
I’m now a mortgage broker and
help people achieve their goal of
buying a home. I love my job, it
gives me so much satisfaction.”
Urbano Laa
Bachelor of Business
(Banking and Finance)
300+
WORK-PLACE
LEARNING PARTNERS
$450K
PER YEAR IN GRANTS FOR
OVERSEAS STUDY OR
WORK EXPERIENCE
224K ALUMNI
INCLUDING 28,000+
WORKING
INTERNATIONALLY
32VU has one of the largest, most
internationally active business schools in
Australia. We offer undergraduate business
and commerce degrees that specialise in the
various fields of business and undertake
business research and consultancy.
We are a three-time winner of the Australian Tourism Award
for excellence in tourism education and training, and have been
inducted into the tourism industry’s National Hall of Fame.
Our Bachelor of Business degree offers choice and flexibility:
after a common first year, you can choose from 13 different
specialisations or 78 double specialisation combinations.
Our Bachelor of Commerce allows you to undertake specialised
studies in international business or applied finance.
Through our strong industry links, workplace learning,
specialist professional development units and industry-expert
teachers, you will graduate work ready.
WORKPLACE PROGRAMS
Everything you learn with us is directly linked to the real world and
your future career. When you undertake a Bachelor of Business or
Commerce degree, our Centre for Work Integrated Learning (WIL)
assists you to integrate workplace learning into your degree.
Co-operative Education or ‘Co-op’ is a year of paid,
full-time employment between the second year and third year
of a three-year business degree. Students undertake
a preparation program during the second year of study,
and enter the workplace the following year.
Business-Integrated Learning (BIL) recognises industry-based
experiences such as relevant project work, part-time employment,
a holiday job or even voluntary work undertaken while
completing your qualifications in business courses.
Find out more at vu.edu.au/wil
ACCOUNTING AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS
BANKING AND FINANCE AND FINANCIAL RISK MANAGEMENT
MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING
SUPPLY CHAIN AND LOGISTICS
EVENTS, TOURISM, HOSPITALITY
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE
COMMERCE
BUSINESS vu.edu.au/business“As part of my studies I completed
an amazing industry placement
year at Hallmark/Qantas,
Los Angeles International Airport.
Not only did I meet some incredible
people, I was able to connect
more strongly with other students
in my course.
While completing my course, I secured
a casual position at Gray Line, which
complemented my study hours. When
I graduated, I took on the role full time.
I’ve been working there for 11 years
now and my current position is Sales
and Marketing Coordinator. VU set
me up with the skills I needed to
succeed in the tourism industry.”
Chantelle Khan
Bachelor of Business (International Tourism
Management specialisation)
34“ I’ve mentored over 100 VU students
since 2001 and accept up to six
students in my internship program
every year. My second in charge
is a VU alumnus, with two other
staff being VU PhD students.”
Halinka Panzera
Founder and CEO,
BDC Market Intelligence
COURSE/CODE OVERVIEW ADMISSION CRITERIA CAREER OUTCOMES
The following information is valid for applicants with recent secondary education only. If you have previous
BUSINESS VET/TAFE study, higher education study or work and life experience, please see course webpage listed.
DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS (ENTERPRISE) Get prepared for transition into university studies Year 12: Completion of an Australian When you successfully complete all the
VDBE and further studies in the Bachelor of Business Senior Secondary Certificate requirements of this program you will be eligible to
(BBNS) and/or for transition to the business (VCE or equivalent). transfer into the second year of the VU Bachelor of
DURATION: 1 YEAR
workforce at entry level. If you successfully Business program. If you decide not to continue your
CAMPUS: CF complete this diploma you will be eligible for tertiary studies upon completion of the diploma you
VU.EDU.AU/COURSES/VDBE a guaranteed place in the second year of the will have acquired a range of skills relevant in the
Bachelor of Business. business world to commence a successful career.
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS BBNS In this three-year course, you can choose from Units 3 and 4: a study score of at Find employment in a wide range of occupations
various majors including accounting; event least 25 in English (EAL) or at least and professional settings including private
DURATION: 3 YEARS
management; financial risk management; human 20 in English other than EAL. corporations, professional service firms,
CAMPUS: CF; FP resource management; information systems the public service, and community sector.
VU.EDU.AU/COURSES/BBNS management; tourism and hospitality management; Course accreditations in the Bachelor of Business
international trade; management and innovation; refer to the respective course majors.
marketing; and supply chain and logistics
BUSINESS
management.
CAMPUSES: CF – CITY FLINDERS, CK – CITY KING, CQ – CITY QUEEN, FP – FOOTSCRAY PARK, SA – ST ALBANS, W – WERRIBEE, FN – FOOTSCRAY NICHOLSON
THE COURSE INFORMATION ABOVE WAS ACCURATE AT THE TIME OF PRINTING (JUNE 2018). FOR THE LATEST INFORMATION VISIT VU.EDU.AU/COURSES
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