Courses  List of Griffith University

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Under Graduate Courses

Bachelor of Commerce.
Bachelor of International Business.
Bachelor of Hotel Management.
Bachelor of Arts in Creative Arts.
Bachelor of Technology Education.
Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering.
Bachelor of Biomedical Science.
Bachelor of Nursing.
Bachelor of Arts.
Bachelor of Human Services.
Bachelor of Environmental Management.
Bachelor of Science.
Bachelor of Environmental Science.
Bachelor of Multimedia.
Bachelor of Information Technology.
Bachelor of Internet Computing.
Bachelor of Laws.
Bachelor of Communication.

Post Graduate Courses

Master of Law.
Master of Applied Economics.
Master of Tourism Management.
Master of E-Commerce.
Master of Hospitality Management.
Master of Teaching.
Master of Environmental Planning.
Master of Nursing.
Master of Business Administration.
Master of Information Technology.
Master of Software Engineering.
Master of Environmental and Community Health
Master of Environmental Planning.
Doctor of Education Studies.
Master of Arts in Media Production.
Master of Marketing Management.
Graduate Certificate in Hospitality Management.
Graduate Diploma in Banking and Finance

Griffith University Introduction

About Griffith University
Griffith University is one of Australia’s most progressive and dynamic tertiary institutions. With campuses in Brisbane, Logan and the Gold Coast, academically and geographically, there is no better place to study. Griffith University has five campuses in the Brisbane-Gold Coast corridor, a total of some 27,000 students, and is acknowledged as one of Australia’s top universities. A wide range of degrees are offered, from biomedical science to international business, aviation to education, law to music, engineering to fine art, IT to psychology, the environment to the humanities, laser sciences to languages, and nursing to physiotherapy, to name just a few.

The Right Climate for Learning
Whether you’re an undergraduate or postgraduate student, you need to choose a university to suit your learning style. At Griffith University, we cater for the individual. Our students enjoy the best of big and small - considerable choice in degree offerings along with personalized attention. Griffith has earned a reputation as the here and now university, developing degrees that are strategically focused for our particular time and place - degrees that lead to the careers of today and tomorrow. You’ll find Griffith graduates making a difference in many spheres of life. They’re recognized by employers for their specialized knowledge and broad understanding, their innovation, their willingness to contribute new ideas, to continue learning, and most importantly, to succeed.

Teaching and Research to Benefit Australia
Griffith’s teaching and research has always focused on issues of prime importance to the Australian community. The university works with governments and industry to deliver solutions for many of the world’s most vexing problems. GU also plays a vital role in ensuring the communities in which its campuses are located become even better places to study, work, live and play.

Campus Sites
Gold Coast
Spread over 26 hectares in native bushland is the Gold Coast Campus. It’s a 10-minute drive from Southport and Helensvale, and 50 minutes on the South East Motorway to Brisbane. Buses connect to Southport and the train station at Helensvale.

Nathan
Nestled in the flora and fauna reserve of Toohey Forest are 175 hectares that are home to Nathan Campus. Nathan is a 10-minute drive from central Brisbane. Public transport connects the campus to Mt Gravatt, Garden City and the Brisbane CBD.

Mt Gravatt
Also adjoining Toohey Forest is Mt Gravatt Campus. It’s less than 15 minutes by car from the centre of Brisbane and within walking distance of the South East Busway. Buses also connect direct to the city.

Logan
Spread over 56 hectares, Logan Campus lies in the heart of Queensland’s third largest city. Buses link to the nearby Loganlea Railway Station and the campus is a five-minute drive to major shopping complexes.

South Bank - Queensland Conservatorium
The Queensland Conservatorium is at South Bank - a 10-minute walk from the Brisbane CBD. The campus is adjacent to the Queensland Art Gallery, State Library, Museum, Performing Arts Complex and the Brisbane Exhibition and Convention Centre.

South Bank - Queensland College of Art
At the southern end of the South Bank Parklands is Griffith University’s Queensland College of Art. It’s a short walk to the Brisbane River, and you can access the campus by public transport including train, bus and ferry.

Why Select Flinders University
 
Profile and mission
Flinders University is an integral part of Australia’s respected higher education system and an important contributor to the economy of the nation and the State of South Australia. It receives two-thirds of the annual funding from the Federal Government and one-third from research grants, links with industry, student fees and other sources.

The University was established in 1966 as part of a major expansion of Australian higher education aimed at providing greater opportunities to a far larger number and a more diverse representation of the population. From the start, it was committed to the principles of:
 
offering the highest quality of degree programs across close to the full range of academic fields and disciplines
improving equity and access for those groups who traditionally had not been included among university student populations
aspiring to the highest international standards of research
managing internal arrangements as non-hierarchically as possible.
In 1997, the University adopted a formal Statement of Intent. Since updated, it remains the explicit formulation of the fundamental philosophy and the basis on which planning and priority setting is based.

The document Flinders Strategic Priorities and Future Directions 2001-2005 was subsequently developed as a broad statement about the University as a whole for both internal and external audiences.

The distinctive characteristics
The following have been identified as the key characteristics of Flinders:

an internally cohesive university, which combines a participatory mode of governance with effective and responsible leadership, and with a sense of community characterised by a regard for the well being of students and staff and a commitment to equity, diversity and cultural inclusivity;
an outward-looking university which seeks out, listens to, takes seriously and meets wherever possible the needs of the multiple external communities that have expectations of universities generally and of Flinders in particular;
a university of academic breadth, depth and high quality which supports both disciplinary specialities and cross-disciplinary collaborations in education and research, encourages innovation and applies a future oriented critical perspective to all its current and proposed new activities.

How To Apply for Flinders University Admission
 
When and how to apply

Applications can be made at any time during the year but must be received by 30 November for courses commencing at the start of the following year (February/March) or by 31 May for mid-year (July) intakes.

Applications must be made on approved university forms and accompanied by a non-refundable AUD$55 application fee. Certified true copies of English translations must be supplied for documents written in other languages.

If applying for a Masters or PhD program, you also must attach to your application a one-page statement outlining your proposed research project/field of study and the methodology to be used.

Undergraduate application form

Postgraduate application form

Study Abroad Program application form

Application forms also are available from IDP Education Australia offices and other approved agents and from all Australian diplomatic missions.

Offer of places
Successful applications are informed by letter, and may accept the offered place simply by paying their tuition fees for the first semester by a specified date.

Offers normally are made within four weeks of final academic results being available, although there can be delays where a student has applied for a course with strict quotas or additional entry requirements, or where credit/exemption is sought for previous study.

Additional Application forms
Some courses require additional application forms, these forms are available on the links below;

Master of Primary Health Care

Doctor of Public Health

http://www.flinders.edu.au/

Facilities on Flinders University Campus

Services and facilities
Security and emergency procedures
Security officers are available 24 hours a day via the hot-line telephones around campus or by calling 8201 2880. They also provide an after-hours escort service to cars or student accommodation. The Security Office is in the foyer area outside the Central Library. It is staffed between 8.30am and 4.30pm Monday to Friday.
 
Banks and post office
There is an ANZ Bank branch (closed Wednesdays) with external ATM in the Mall near the Registry and a Bank SA branch on level 4 of Flinders Medical Centre (open from noon only). EFTPOS facilities are available in the Union Shop, Union Hub in the Sturt buildings, Union ACCESS, the tavern and the post office in the Mall.

The post office offers a full range of services, including BPay, and is an agency for most credit unions and many banks, including Adelaide Bank, Commonwealth Bank, National Bank, Citibank and Bank of Hong Kong. It also sells multi-trip tickets for public transport.

Shops and spaces
Unibooks bookshop is on the Plaza, while Union ACCESS on the Plaza level of the Union Building includes Unirecords, a VenueTix© agency and a music listening centre.

Below the Plaza, in the University Mall, are the Union Shop (which stocks everything from magazines and memorabilia to cheap movie tickets), a wholefood shop, STA travel agent, optometrist, pharmacy, a photo/film shop, and the Religious Centre. There is a branch of the Union Shop in the Sturt buildings.

In the undercroft area of the Union Building (below the tavern) you’ll find a laundromat, the Queer Space, the Conservation Centre and a meeting room (booked through Union ACCESS).

Room and equipment hire
You can hire a range of equipment and book the use of rooms in the Union Building through Union ACCESS. There are also women’s rooms on the main campus and at Sturt.

Child care and support
Flinders has a child care centre and there is a community child care centre at Flinders Medical Centre. The University Union runs a vacation care program and a Parent Care (which is run by parents for parents and offers an in-kind child care scheme). Breastfeeding facilities also are available on campus.

Computers and IT
Computers for student use are located in the libraries, designated computer laboratories and the Clubs and Societies office. The Union offers a short-term laptop hiring service.

Students can use email through the University’s central mail server. Internet access is available from workstations in the library. The University has policies covering the use of computer facilities and computer networks.

Eating and drinking
See the University Union website for details of all the food outlets it operates on campus, including the location of vending machines.

Faxes, photocopying etc
You can send or receive a fax at Union ACCESS, the Students’ Association office or the FISA office.

There are photocopiers in all libraries, Union ACCESS, the IST Building foyer, McHugh’s, the Union Hub (Sturt buildings) and the Clubs and Societies office.

Clubs and Societies has a digital colour photocopier and can handle large volume and double-sided copying and overhead projection transparencies.

The Union shop has a laminating machine and a spiral binder.

Lawyers and JPs
The Union Welfare Service offers a visiting lawyer service fortnightly and also can arrange appropriate referrals to community legal services. A number of Justices of the Peace are available on campus by appointment.

Medical assistance and counselling
The University Health and Counselling Services are located on Level 3 of the Student Centre and are open from 8.45am to 4.45pm Monday to Friday.

Lost property and lockers
The Security Office in the foyer area outside the Central Library also serves as the Lost Property Office. It is staffed between 8.30am and 4.30pm Monday to Friday and can be contacted on 8201 5151. An after hours service for the loss of car keys is handled by Security.

Lockers are available for hire throughout the University. Contact Union ACCESS (phone 8201 2453) or Union Hub in the Sturt buildings (8201 3473).

Sport and fitness
The Alan Mitchell Sports Centre is located next to the Student Centre and is open seven days a week. It offers a wide range of programs and facilities.