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Discover CDU 2018 Be part of shaping a better future
Social Justice
We believe that everyone can contribute
to making a positive impact, regardless
of background – whether through
groundbreaking research, becoming
a teacher in an Indigenous community
or supporting the rights of others.
Creativity
We value originality, artistic endeavour
and freedom of expression. We believe in Collective Effort
learning from Indigenous and international We care about addressing
cultures to create a new vision for the future. the real issues in our local
communities and across our Contents
region, through bringing together
like-minded people with a desire
to make their world a little better.
How we use Explore Charles Darwin University
A new world university
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Sustainability
As a leader in research, we’re
knowledge Our region
Courses – Higher Education
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for the future
committed to preserving and
protecting our environment, to
ethical business practices and to
Courses – Vocational Education and 10
using technology to build a more Training (VET)
sustainable future.
Online and distance learning 12
Research 14
Indigenous studies 16
CDU Global 18
Art and music 20
Supporting you at CDU 22
Discover a new life on campus 24
International House Darwin 25
Scholarships 26
2018 Higher Education course guide 27
Entry to CDU 31
Contact us 32
Charles Darwin University acknowledges and
pays respect to the Elders both past and present
of all Indigenous groups upon whose lands CDU
campuses and centres are located.
Explore Charles Darwin University
Charles Darwin University (CDU) takes its name Be challenged by exceptional education programs
from the renowned naturalist, geologist and father where cross-discipline study, creative thinking and
of modern evolutionary theory, Charles Darwin. We pioneering research are encouraged. As a dual
see things differently at CDU, and we like that. We sector university, select courses from Vocational
know our students choose to study with us because Education and Training (VET) or Higher Education,
we share the same vision – to make a positive and choose how, when and where you study. CDU is
change! We help our students achieve their goals a leader in flexible course delivery, with full-time,
and make a constructive impact on their lives and part-time and online study options available for
those around them. Whatever your motivation is, we most Higher Education courses.
can guide you in the right direction.
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A new world university
Charles Darwin University is a new world university built on social justice, sustainability,
creativity and collective effort. Today we have more than 23,000 students spread across
11 campuses and centres in the Northern Territory, Sydney, Melbourne and online.
We are recognised leaders in:
> Environment and natural resource management
> Indigenous and tropical health
> Remote nursing
> Social and public policy
> Online learning
Our locations: Darwin: Casuarina
and Waterfront
> Darwin – Casuarina Jabiru Nhulunbuy
Palmerston
> Darwin – Waterfront Katherine
> Palmerston
Tennant Creek
> Alice Springs
NT
> Katherine Alice Springs
QLD
> Jabiru WA
Yulara
> Nhulunbuy SA
NSW
> Tennant Creek
Sydney
> Yulara VIC
Melbourne
> Sydney
> Melbourne TAS
Sources: Times Higher Education Rankings 2015-2016;
QILT Graduation Destination Survey 2016.
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Our region
The Northern Territory (NT) covers many of Darwin is closer to seven major Asian cities than to Our extraordinary environment shapes life and
Australia’s most dramatic landscapes, from any Australian capital. character in a profound way. We believe we have
tropical wetlands in the north to red deserts in something unique and important to offer you,
CDU has unique partnerships with both industry
the south. Some of Australia’s most spectacular born out of our sense of place that fosters new
and the NT Government to provide the skills and
natural attractions, world heritage sites and ideas and innovative approaches.
knowledge the Territory needs to prosper. The
outback adventures are found in the NT.
Territory is the focus of one of the nation’s most
CDU’s academic focus is influenced heavily by ambitious plans for future development – unlocking
its location. We are the most northerly Australian the North’s vast potential and establishing it as the
university, and right on Asia’s doorstep. trade gateway to Asia for all of Australia.
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Courses – Higher Education
How will you use knowledge for the future?
At CDU, we believe a new world university is one where you can follow your passion to
make things better – however big or small. Will your desire to educate inspire a new
world in teaching? Will your love of technology revolutionise the way we work or your
commitment to care create a new world in nursing? How will you advance environmental
science or use your knowledge to unlock a new world in business?
Find or follow your passion through our bachelor degrees, graduate certificates, graduate
diplomas, masters courses and doctorates. See our Higher Education course guide on
page 27 or detailed course information online.
Faculty of Engineering, Health, Science and
the Environment
> School of Engineering and Information Technology
> School of Environment
> School of Health
> School of Psychological and Clinical Sciences
Faculty of Law, Education, Business and Arts
> School of Academic Language and Learning
> School of Business
> School of Creative Arts and Humanities
> School of Education
> School of Law School
> School of Indigenous Knowledges and
Public Policy
W: course-finder.cdu.edu.au
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Courses – Vocational Education
and Training (VET)
Some people see things others don’t
We know some people see the world in a unique way, often seeing solutions that others
don’t. What do you see? Is it your first job on the horizon, a change of occupation, a
promotion, or a way to channel your interests into a lifetime career? Is it a life in trades,
technology and industry? Or a way to build services and business across the Territory?
Have you considered a life of creative expression and beauty, or a way to care more in the
heart of your community?
At CDU VET, we believe in finding practical solutions to real-world challenges, getting hands-
on, making things happen, and building a better, stronger and more prosperous Territory.
As the NT’s largest VET provider, we offer contemporary, future-focused courses including
certificates I–IV and diploma qualifications. With recognition of existing skills and flexible
study options, you could be qualified sooner than you think.
We offer more than 200 VET courses in 17 different industries, including aquaculture,
automotive, business, carpentry, commercial cookery, conservation and land management,
music, community services, early childhood education and care, electro-technology,
hairdressing, horticulture, information technology, work health and safety, and more.
Our VET for Secondary Schools (VSS) program offers secondary school students the
opportunity to develop employability skills while receiving their secondary education.
Faculty of Vocational Education
and Training
> School of Service Industries
> School of Primary Industries
> School of Trades
> School of Community and Children’s
Services
You can find detailed information about each of our
VET courses online.
W: cdu.edu.au/vetcourses
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Online and
Does the idea of studying at a time when it’s most Increasingly popular with mature age learners,
convenient to you sound perfect? Does your lifestyle this ease of accessibility leads to a better balance
or location make it difficult for you to be on campus between your study commitments, career, family
distance learning for classes? CDU’s external online learning could be
the right fit for you. Classes are flexible and available
and social life. We offer a supportive, quality learning
experience that will keep you motivated and fit
anytime day or night. All you need is a device with an around your schedule.
internet connection to access your courses.
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Research
Research is central to the purpose of Charles Darwin University. We are established as an
exciting and progressive research-intensive university with a regional focus, closely tied to
the needs of the NT and Australia’s neighbours to the north.
The distinctive characteristics of the Territory present researchers and research students
at CDU with unique experiences and opportunities.
We have developed cross-disciplinary research teams, as well as partnerships and
collaborative relationships with external agencies to build world-class research capability.
Our goal is to maintain and develop our high-impact research profile in areas of strength,
including environment and livelihoods, health and wellbeing, social and public policy,
education at the interface with health, and energy. Indigenous knowledges is an
interdisciplinary research focus.
CDU research institutes and centres
CDU is home to a number of research institutes and research partnerships.
Of particular importance are:
> Menzies School of Health Research –
Australia’s leading medical research
institute dedicated to improving the health
and wellbeing of Indigenous Australians
> Research Institute for the Environment and
Livelihoods – leader in environmental and
natural resource management
> Northern Institute – interdisciplinary
research institute focusing on the areas
of social and public policy that is critically
important to Central and Northern Australia
and near neighbours.
W: cdu.edu.au/research
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Indigenous
CDU is dedicated to Australian Indigenous studies Embracing Indigenous knowledges and Our Office of Indigenous Student Services (OISS)
and the education of Indigenous students. perspectives not only enriches cultural diversity, provides culturally safe learning environments and
it is the gateway to ensuring greater aptitude for support centres for all Aboriginal and Torres Strait
studies Our courses embrace the breadth of Australian
Indigenous culture and history, from ancient
reconciliation and is critical in the preservation,
reclamation and maintenance of Aboriginal and
Islanders students enrolled at CDU campuses
throughout the NT.
languages and knowledge systems, to
Torres Strait Islander peoples’ languages and
contemporary issues concerning policy, education W: cdu.edu.au/sikpp
knowledges.
and health. W: cdu.edu.au/indigenous-leadership/oiss
16 17CDU Global
CDU is committed to providing our students with Studying overseas is potentially a life-changing
opportunities to study overseas. experience. CDU has university partners in North
America, Europe and Asia.
Why not combine study with adventure and enrich
your CDU degree by taking advantage of one of the W: cdu.edu.au/global-mobility
many international study experiences on offer?
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CDU art gallery and collection
CDU plays an important role in the visual arts community of the Territory. Our School
of Creative Arts and Humanities fosters local, national and international talent,
with students benefiting from the constant flow of professionals drawn to the NT for
creative inspiration.
Our art collection and art gallery, situated in the Chancellery building (Orange 12) at
Casuarina campus, is a world-class facility that presents a dynamic public exhibitions
program accompanied by floor talks and other events. The CDU art collection has more
than 3,000 items, with a collecting focus on contemporary works on paper, painting,
and sculpture by Northern Territory artists. A significant proportion of the art collection
includes an archive of Northern Editions prints, which represents one of the largest and
historically significant Australian Indigenous print collections in the world.
W: cdu.edu.au/artgallery
The Nan Giese Gallery on Casuarina campus provides a dedicated space for emerging
and established Territory artists. It is named in honour of former CDU Chancellor Dr Nan
Giese, who was a great contributor to the NT arts community and CDU.
The gallery’s exhibitions are a blend of visual, multimedia, print and sculptural artworks,
and celebrate the talents of the Territory’s home-grown artists.
W: cdu.edu.au/creative-arts-humanities/nangiesegallery
Darwin Symphony Orchestra
With its headquarters at CDU’s Casuarina campus, the Darwin Symphony Orchestra
(DSO) is a treasured community icon throughout Darwin and the Territory. The DSO has
staged concerts in some of the most spectacular sites in Australia, including Uluru,
Simpson’s Gap and Nitmiluk Gorge. Core values of accessibility, vibrancy and community
volunteering have flourished throughout its history.
W: dso.org.au Would that we could fly and sing forever…
Chips Mackinolty, 2016
Inkjet on paper; Edition 1/11; 90 x 90 cms
Donated to the Charles Darwin University Art Collection by the artist, 2016
Charles Darwin University Art Collection, CDU3107
20 Image by Tim Nicol Photography 21Supporting you at CDU
Student Central
Student Central provides a one-stop service for students, where our highly trained
and professional team provides exceptional customer service to facilitate, guide and
contribute to the success of our students’ academic journeys.
Student Central is the administrative hub where you can take care of all practicalities
such as:
> Admissions Equity Services
> Advanced standing Equity Services provides support in a range of areas to assist you during your studies. As a
> Class timetables CDU student you are welcome to access confidential services, free of charge.
> Course progression
W: cdu.edu.au/equity-services
> Enrolments
> Examinations
These services include:
> Fees and payments
> Graduation Counselling services – for students experiencing difficulties that are affecting their
> Student cards studies. Experienced staff assist with personal, academic and cross-cultural issues and
> Scholarships. help students adjust to life in a new environment.
W: cdu.edu.au/student-central W: cdu.edu.au/equity-services/counselling
Disability services – provides an accessible, supportive, safe and inclusive learning
environment for students with disabilities.
W: cdu.edu.au/equity-services/disability-services
Careers and employment services – supports students to develop career management
skills. It also maintains a register of employment opportunities for students including
graduate recruitment, full-time, part-time and casual employment opportunities,
vacation, internship and volunteering opportunities.
W: cdu.edu.au/equity-services/careers-employment
Accommodation services – helps you to find your new home. Finding the right place to
live is important to settling into university life. There are four main options for students
living away from home: on-campus (see International House Darwin page 25), rental (off-
campus), shared (off-campus) and homestay (off-campus).
W: cdu.edu.au/equity-services/accommodation
22 23Discover a new life on campus International House Darwin
There’s a lot more to being a student than just classrooms and assignments. Located on Casuarina campus, International House Darwin (IHD) is set within tropical
gardens and Australian bush. Its community is vibrant, relaxed and caring and thrives
Some of your most memorable experiences may be outside of the classroom – making
within the context of the Territory’s lifestyle.
friends, joining sports clubs and societies, and networking with other students in a fun,
relaxed and supportive environment. All CDU students are welcome – higher education (undergraduate and postgraduate)
and VET. Long and short-term accommodation is available. Around 40 nationalities make
If you study on campus, it won’t take you long to feel at home at CDU, with Orientation
up our community. Everyone at IHD is encouraged to connect. Embracing opportunities
Week giving you the chance to find out more about your campus and how to get around.
ensures a broad and rich educational, social and cross-cultural experience.
Held the week before teaching starts, orientation provides all the information you need to
know regarding CDU services, facilities and support staff. It’s also an opportunity to meet On-campus accommodation is also available at Alice Springs and Katherine campuses.
other new students through organised social events.
W: cdu.edu.au/ihd
Student life on some of our campuses includes:
> Cafés and dining venues
> Student lounges
> Libraries, including a state-of-the-art learning precinct on Casuarina campus
> Modern, fully equipped, air-conditioned gym
> IT kiosk
> Sports facilities and covered basketball courts
> Gardens and green open spaces
> Art gallery
> Bookshop for your textbook needs
> Child care facilites
> Banking ATM services
> Medical services
> Post office
> Transport
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FULL FEE PAYING
ADMISSION
NOTE TYPE
AREA OF STUDY COURSE TITLE CS FF CAMPUS MODE ADM NT
ENABLING COURSES
ENABLING Tertiary Enabling Program ZTEP01 Casuarina Internal, External S1, S2 5
Alice Springs Internal 2
CDU Sydney Internal
Preparation for Tertiary Success 1 ZPTS11 Casuarina Internal S1, S2 5
DPC Alice Springs Internal 4
Preparation for Tertiary Success 2 ZPTS21 Casuarina Internal S1, S2 5
DPC Alice Springs Internal 4
UNDERGRADUATE COURSES
ABORIGINAL AND Bachelor of Applied Social Science 104311 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2
AUSTRALIAN STUDIES 144091 Batchelor Internal 3
Bachelor of Indigenous Languages 104321 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2
and Linguistics 144101 Batchelor Internal 3
Associate Degree of Applied Social Science 115091 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2
145011 Batchelor Internal 3
Associate Degree of Indigenous Languages 115101 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2
and Linguistics 145021 Batchelor Internal 3
Diploma of Aboriginal and Torres Strait 116091 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2
Islander Knowledges 146031 Batchelor Internal 3
Diploma of Creative and Indigenous Writing 116101 External External S1,S2
146051 Batchelor Internal 3
Diploma of Indigenous Employment TBC Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2 2, 7
Diploma of Indigenous Language Work 116111 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2
146041 Batchelor Internal 3
Diploma of Indigenous Research TBC Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2 2, 7
Diploma of Yolngu Studies 116221 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2
ARCHITECTURE, Bachelor of Design 114161 Casuarina Internal S1,S2,SS
BUILDING, DESIGN
AND PLANNING
ART AND DESIGN Bachelor of Creative Arts TBC Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2 7
BUSINESS Bachelor of Accounting 184021 Waterfront Darwin Internal, External S1,S2,SS
AND ECONOMICS 134211 Alice Springs Internal 2
174031 CDU Melbourne Internal
164031 CDU Sydney Internal
Bachelor of Business TBC Waterfront Darwin Internal, External S1,S2,SS 5
TBC Alice Springs Internal 2
TBC CDU Melbourne Internal
TBC CDU Sydney Internal
COMPUTING AND Bachelor of Computer Science/Master of TBC Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2 2
INFORMATION Information Technology
TECHNOLOGY
Bachelor of Computer Science TBC Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2 2
Bachelor of Information Technology 104021 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2,SS
Scholarships Associate Degree of Information and
Communication Technology
Associate Degree of Network Engineering
115111
115121
Casuarina
Casuarina
Internal, External
Internal, External
S1,S2,SS
S1,S2,SS
Diploma of Network Engineering 116121 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2,SS
Each year CDU offers about $1 million worth of provide. Some are one-off payments to help with
EDUCATION AND Bachelor of Education Early Childhood 104191 Casuarina Internal, External S1, S2, SS
scholarships. Students are encouraged to apply for study costs. Others provide up to $5,000 a year for TEACHING Teaching 134191 Alice Springs Internal 2
144081 Batchelor Internal 3
as many scholarships as possible. You don’t have five years, or offer paid work placements, providing Bachelor of Education Primary TBC Casuarina Internal S1,S2,SS 5
additional income and work experience. Most range TBC External External
to be top of your class for your application to be TBC Alice Springs Internal 2
between $2,000 and $10,000 and are paid directly TBC Batchelor Internal 3
successful. CDU awards scholarships on the basis
Bachelor of Education Secondary TBC Casuarina Internal S1,S2 7
of passion and initiative in your chosen area of study into your bank account, allowing you to decide how TBC External External
TBC Alice Springs Internal 2
and on criteria such as leadership, commitment the funds are used. TBC Batchelor Internal 3
to the region you live in, sports involvement or Bachelor of Educational Studies TBC Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2 7
W: cdu.edu.au/scholarships TBC Alice Springs Internal 2
financial need. Scholarships also vary in what they TBC Batchelor Internal 3
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AREA OF STUDY COURSE TITLE CS FF CAMPUS MODE ADM NT AREA OF STUDY COURSE TITLE CS FF CAMPUS MODE ADM NT
UNDERGRADUATE COURSES (CONTINUED) GRADUATE ENTRY OR TRANSFER COURSES
ENGINEERING Bachelor of Engineering Science /Master ABORIGINAL AND Bachelor of Indigenous Knowledges Honours 1BH010 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2
of Engineering Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2,SS 1 AUSTRALIAN STUDIES
– Chemical 104351 ART AND DESIGN Bachelor of Creative Arts and Industries 1BH005 Casuarina Internal, External S1
– Civil and Structural 104451
104461 (Honours)
– Electrical and Electronics
– Mechanical 104471 BUSINESS AND Bachelor of Accounting Honours 1BH011 Waterfront Darwin Internal, External S1
ECONOMICS
Bachelor of Engineering Honours Bachelor of Commerce Honours 1BH012 Waterfront Darwin Internal, External S1
– Chemical 104331 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2,SS 1 EDUCATION AND Bachelor of Education (Graduate Entry) S1,S2,SS
– Civil and Structural 104391 TEACHING – Early Childhood and Primary Teaching 1BG007 Casuarina Internal
– Electrical and Electronics 104401 1BG011
– Primary Teaching
– Mechanical 104411
– Secondary Teaching 1BG012
Bachelor of Engineering Science – Early Childhood and Primary Teaching 1BG008 External External
– Chemical 104341 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2,SS 1 – Primary Teaching 1BG009
– Civil and Structural 104421 – Secondary Teaching 1BG010
– Electrical and Electronics 104431
HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL Bachelor of Arts (Honours) 1BH001 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2
– Mechanical 104441
SCIENCES
Bachelor of Psychological Science Honours 1BH013 Casuarina Internal S1
Bachelor of Software Engineering Honours 104231 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2,SS
Bachelor of Psychological Science (Graduate TBC Casuarina Internal, External S1 7
Associate Degree of Engineering Entry)
– Chemical 115131 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2,SS 1
– Civil and Structural 115171 Bachelor of Social Work Honours Non- Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2 6
– Electrical and Electronics 115181 SATAC
– Mechanical 115191 LAW AND LEGAL STUDIES Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) 1BG013 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2
Diploma of Engineering 116211 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2,SS 5 Bachelor of Laws Honours Non- Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2 6
SATAC
ENVIRONMENTAL Bachelor of Environmental Science TBC Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2,SS 1
STUDIES Bachelor of Laws Honours Non- Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2 6
(Graduate Entry) SATAC
HUMANITIES AND Bachelor of Arts TBC Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2 5
SOCIAL SCIENCES MEDICINE AND HEALTH Bachelor of Pharmacy Honours Non- Casuarina Internal S1 6
Bachelor of Humanitarian and 114731 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2,SS 1 SATAC
Community Studies SCIENCE AND Bachelor of Science (Honours) 1BH004 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2 2
Bachelor of Psychological Science 104361 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2,SS MATHEMATICS 1BH007 Alice Springs Internal
Bachelor of Social Work 114501 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2,SS 1
POSTGRADUATE COURSES
Diploma of Alcohol and Other Drugs 116141 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2,SS
ABORIGINAL AND Graduate Diploma of Indigenous 1GD021 1GD521 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2
Diploma of Counselling 116131 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2,SS AUSTRALIAN STUDIES Policy Development
Diploma of Languages 116051 Casuarina Internal, External S1,SS Graduate Certificate of Indigenous TBC External External S1,S2 7
Engagement
Diploma of Psychology 116161 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2,SS
Graduate Certificate of Indigenous TBC External External S1,S2 7
LAW AND LEGAL STUDIES Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws TBC Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2 Research Methodologies
Bachelor of Laws 104381 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2,SS Graduate Certificate in Yolngu Studies 1GC003 1GC503 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2
BUSINESS AND Master of Business Administration TBC Waterfront Darwin Internal, External S1,S2,SS 5
Associate Degree of Legal Studies 115141 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2,SS
ECONOMICS TBC CDU Melbourne Internal
Diploma of Laws 116151 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2,SS TBC CDU Sydney Internal
Master of Business Administration TBC Waterfront Darwin Internal, External S1,S2,SS 1, 5
MEDICINE AND HEALTH Bachelor of Clinical Sciences 114831 Casuarina Internal S1
(Professional Practice) TBC CDU Melbourne Internal
Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science 114551 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2,SS 1 TBC CDU Sydney Internal
Bachelor of Health Science TBC Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2 Master of Professional Accounting 1CM554 Waterfront Darwin Internal, External S1,S2,SS
TBC DPC Alice Springs Internal 4 1CM556 Melbourne Internal
1CM555 Sydney Internal
Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science 114861 Casuarina Internal S1, S2
Master of Professional Accounting 1CM557 Waterfront Darwin Internal, External S1,S2,SS 1
Bachelor of Midwifery 104481 Casuarina Internal S1 (Professional Practice) 1CM559 Melbourne Internal
104485 External External 1 1CM558 Sydney Internal
Bachelor of Nursing 104221 Casuarina Internal S1,S2 Graduate Diploma in Business Administration TBC Waterfront Darwin Internal, External S1,S2,SS 5
104225 External External 1 TBC Melbourne Internal
134201 Alice Springs Internal 2 TBC Sydney Internal
Graduate Certificate of Global Marketing TBC Waterfront Darwin Internal, External S1,S2,SS 5
Bachelor of Pharmacy 114371 Casuarina Internal S1,S2
TBC Sydney
Associate Degree of Exercise 115151 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2 Graduate Certificate of Human Resource TBC Waterfront Darwin Internal, External S1,S2,SS 5
and Sport Science Management TBC Sydney
Diploma of Exercise and Sport Science 116191 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2 Graduate Certificate of International Business TBC Waterfront Darwin Internal, External S1,S2,SS 5
TBC Sydney
SCIENCE AND Bachelor of Science TBC Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2,SS 1
MATHEMATICS Graduate Certificate of Strategic Management TBC Waterfront Darwin Internal, External S1,S2,SS 5
Diploma of Science 116171 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2,SS TBC Sydney
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AREA OF STUDY COURSE TITLE CS FF CAMPUS MODE ADM NT
POSTGRADUATE COURSES (CONTINUED)
COMPUTING AND Master of Data Science TBC Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2 7
Entry to CDU
INFORMATION Master of Information Technology TBC Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2 1
TECHNOLOGY (Information Systems and Data Science)
Master of Information Technology 1CM027 1CM527 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2
(Software Engineering)
Graduate Diploma of Data Science TBC Casuarina TBC S1,S2 7
Graduate Certificate of Data Science TBC Casuarina TBC S1,S2 7
EDUCATION AND Master of Education (International) TBC TBC Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2 5
TEACHING In most cases, entry to one of CDU’s undergraduate courses will require one of
Master of Digital Learning Futures 1CM567 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2, SS 7
Master of Teaching the following:
– Early Childhood/Primary TBC Casuarina Internal 7
– Primary TBC
– Secondary TBC > Successful completion of Australian Year 12 with an Australian Tertiary
– Early Childhood/Primary TBC External External
– Primary TBC Admissions Rank (ATAR) of at least 60
– Secondary TBC
– Early Childhood/Primary TBC Alice Springs Internal 2 > Successful completion of a national VET or TAFE qualification at
– Primary TBC
– Secondary TBC Certificate IV level or higher
– Early Childhood/Primary TBC Batchelor Internal 3
– Primary TBC
– Secondary TBC > Successful completion of at least half a year of full-time study (or
Graduate Certificate of Education TBC Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2 5
equivalent) of a Higher Education degree or diploma
(International)
ENGINEERING Master of Engineering
– Chemical 1CM061 1CM561 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2 1 > Overseas secondary or tertiary qualifications considered equivalent
– Civil and Structural 1CM064 1CM564
– Electrical and Electronics 1CM065 1CM565 to the above Australian qualifications
– Mechanical 1CM066 1CM566
ENVIRONMENTAL Master of Environmental Management TBC TBC Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2 1, 5 > Attainment of a Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT) score of at
STUDIES Graduate Certificate of Spatial Science 1GC522 Casuarina Internal, External S1 7
least 135
HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL Master of Emergency and Disaster 1CM037 1CM537 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2
SCIENCES Management
> Successful completion in one of CDU’s Tertiary Enabling Program (TEP)
Master of Psychology (Clinical) 1CM030 1CM530 Casuarina Internal S1
or another recognised bridging or tertiary preparation course
Master of Public Policy 1CM062 1CM562 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2
Graduate Diploma of Emergency 1GD022 1GD522 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2 > Submission of an acceptable personal competencies statement
and Disaster Management
Graduate Certificate of Emergency 1GC016 1GC516 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2 and/or employment experience.
and Disaster Management
LAW AND LEGAL STUDIES Master of Laws 1CM568 External External S1,S2 W: cdu.edu.au/student-central/admissions
MEDICINE AND HEALTH Master of Clinical Nursing 1CM033 1CM533 External External S1,S2 1
Master of Nursing (Nurse Practitioner) 1CM036 1CM536 External External S1,S2 1
Master of Play Therapy 1CM063 1CM563 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2,SS English language study: a springboard to CDU
Master of Public Health 1CM009 1CM509 External External S1,S2 1
Graduate Diploma in Child and Family Health 1GD005 1GD505 External External S1,S2 1 CDU’s English Language Centre on Casuarina campus is known as the Navitas
Graduate Diploma in Clinical Nursing 1GD019 1GD519 External External S1,S2 Darwin English Centre, and is operated by the Navitas group. Navitas has a
Graduate Diploma in Health Research 1GD016 1GD516 External External S1,S2 1
direct-entry agreement with CDU that allows successful graduates from their
Graduate Diploma of Play Therapy 1GD023 1GD523 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2,SS
Graduate Diploma in Public Health 1GD004 1GD504 External External S1,S2 1 English for Academic Purposes courses to commence study at CDU without
Graduate Certificate in Clinical Nursing 1GC007 1GC507 External External S1,S2 1 having to sit an IELTS test.
Graduate Certificate of Play Therapy 1GC518 1GC018 Casuarina Internal, External S1,S2,SS
TOURISM, HOSPITALITY, Graduate Certificate of Tourism Management 1GC519 Waterfront Darwin Internal, External S1 2 W: navitasenglish.edu.au/schools/learn-english-in-darwin
SPORT AND RECREATION
NOTE TYPE:
1 Available externally through distance education with some on-campus attendance requirements
2 Available internally through a combination of internal and external units of study (e.g. not all units of the course are available on-campus)
3 Available to Indigenous students by mixed mode delivery through the Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education (BIITE) in Batchelor
4 Available to Indigenous students by mixed mode delivery through the Desert Peoples’ Centre in Alice Springs
5 This course is being reviewed and may be amended for 2018
6 There is no direct entry into this course through SATAC – entry is through internal transfer only.
7 Course is currently being accredited and may be introduced in 2018
30 31Contact us
Higher Education Opening hours
T: (08) 8946 7766 or
Casuarina
Freecall: 1800 061 963
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 8.30am – 4pm
Monday to Thursday 8.30am – 4pm
Wednesday: 8.30am – 6pm
Friday 8.30am – 3pm
Friday: 8.30am – 3pm
E: student.central@cdu.edu.au
Location: Orange 1.1,
W: cdu.edu.au/student-central
Ellengowan Drive, Casuarina, NT
Freecall: 1800 061 963
VET
Monday to Thursday 8.30am – 4pm and
T: (08) 8946 7766 or Friday 8.30am – 3pm
Freecall: 1800 238 83
Monday to Thursday 8.30am – 4pm Alice Springs
Friday 8.30am – 3pm Monday to Friday: 8.00am – 4pm
E: vet-enquiries@cdu.edu.au Location: Building 1 Info shop,
W: cdu.edu.au/cdu-vet Grevillea Drive, Alice Springs, NT
Freecall: 1800 654 865
Monday to Thursday 8.30am – 4pm and
Friday 8.30am – 3pm
Darwin Waterfront
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 8.30am – 4pm
Wednesday: 8:30am – 6pm
Friday: 8:30am – 3pm
Freecall: 1800 061 963
Monday to Thursday 8.30am – 4pm and
Friday 8.30am – 3pm
While all reasonable efforts have been made to ensure that the information in this publication is correct, matters covered
by this publication are subject to change. Charles Darwin University does not assume and hereby disclaims any express
or implied liability whatsoever to any party for any loss or damage caused by errors or omissions, whether these errors or
omissions result from negligence, accident or any other cause.
Published March 2017.
CRICOS Provider No. 00300K, RTO Provider No. 0373, NSW CRICOS Provider No. 03286A.
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