Potential new tertiary students will be able to learn more about Federation University Australia’s exciting range of new programs during informal chats in Melton and Caroline Springs in early February.
“Our new programs are designed to be delivered locally to you and to fit into your lifestyle,” Professor Andy Smith, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic), said.
“We would love to see you at our info sessions where our teaching staff can provide full details about studying with FedUni in your neighbourhood.”
The sessions will be at:
Caroline Springs
Tuesday, 10 February
Caroline Springs Library and Civic Centre
5.30 to 7.30 pm
Melton
Thursday, 12 February
Melton Library and Learning Hub
5.30 to 7.30 pm
If you want you can drop in from midday on each day to chat with FedUni staff prior to the sessions.
The FedUni programs to be offered at both locations next year are:
- Bachelor of Arts with a common first year and guaranteed pathway into the second year of Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Education or Bachelor of Community and Human Services
- Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care with a guaranteed pathway into the Bachelor of Education (Birth-6)
- Diploma of Digital Media Technologies combined with relevant work experience can pathway into the Bachelor of Applied Management (Design)
- Diploma and Advanced Diploma of Management (Fast-Track) with a guaranteed pathway into the Bachelor of Applied Management offered to mature age students with work experience
- Diploma of Management with a guaranteed pathway into the Bachelor of Business or the Bachelor of Applied Management offered to mature-age students with work experience
Enrolments are now open and we encourage those interested to contact the University as soon as possible to discuss study options.
To make study easier, the University also will introduce a Foundation Access Studies (FAST) program in Melton and Caroline Springs.
Designed for students returning to study after a long break, the FAST program will allow you to experience university study in a supportive classroom environment.
The FAST program will cover:
- Introduction to tertiary study
- Mathematics and introductory statistics
- Academic writing
- Understanding university learning
Successful completion of these studies guarantees FAST graduates entry into an undergraduate program at Federation University Australia.
One former student, Jaime Bray, said her career had progressed tremendously since she completed the (Fast Track) Advanced Diploma of Management in the region.
“Before I returned to study I was working as a receptionist but after I completed my Advanced Diploma I was able to obtain a job as a business manager in a large medical practice,” Jaime said.
“I would not have been qualified for such a position if I did not do my Advanced Diploma at FedUni. I was able to double my salary in the first year because of the study I did.
“The programs and the teaching staff at FedUni are really designed to help students get where they want to be.”
If you would like to study at FedUni in 2015 contact us on 1800 FED UNI (1800 333 864).
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