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International CollegeCharles Darwin University

International Foundation Studies ProgramDiploma of Business StudiesDiploma of Information TechnologyMasters Preparation ProgramMasters Qualifying Program

THIRD EDITION

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Charles Darwin University (CDU) is based in the capital city of Darwin at the heart of Australia’s tropical north and is Australia’s closest university to Asia.

CDU has all the advantages of a relatively young multi-sector university, including vigour, creativity and flexibility. But its true character and richness stem from its location in the Northern Territory of Australia, centred in Darwin: a youthful, multicultural, cosmopolitan, and robust tropical city in a Territory that is steeped in Aboriginal tradition and culture and which enjoys a close interaction with the peoples of Southeast Asia.

That geography and those historical connections help to shape and explain the University’s special interests in both Indigenous and regional issues; areas of interest that it shares with many other parts of the world: in particular, those located in tropical climates and those where there is a meeting of peoples from diverse cultural backgrounds.

From the expansive deserts in the south to the tropical north and the Arafura Sea, rich in marine life, are boundless opportunities for research and exploration, including the biodiversity of the world heritage Kakadu National Park.

Its location, assisted by its relatively small size, has created a university that is collegiate, friendly and confident of its future as a leader in its chosen fields of expertise and also as an institution that provides high quality teaching and services in all areas of study.

Charles Darwin University welcomes researchers, teachers and students from around the world, whether postgraduate, undergraduate or technical, to share in the richness of life and study opportunities that the Northern Territory offers.

Welcome to Charles Darwin University

Simon MaddocksVice-Chancellor and President

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1 45UNIVERSITIES IN THE WORLD

FOR HELPING TO CREATE SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND

COMMUNITIES

INDIGENOUS STUDENTS TAUGHT EACH YEAR BY CDU IN OVER 150 LOCATIONS ACROSS THE NT

24,000STUDENTS FROM 55+ NATIONALITIES ACROSS 11 CAMPUSES AND TRAINING

CENTRES, IN 100+ REGIONAL LOCATIONS

A RISING STAR IN THE ‘CLASS

OF 2030’

References: Times Higher Education 2019 - University Impact Rankings. Firetail “Class of 2030” study, Times Higher Education 2016. Times Higher Education Young University Rankings 2018. Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching 2018, Graduate Outcomes Survey 2018. The Good Universities Guide 2018.

LEADER IN GRADUATE EMPLOYMENT OUTCOMES

LEADER IN SALARY OUTCOMES

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A LEADER IN INDIGENOUS EDUCATION



CDU International CollegeCDU International College integrates international students into CDU student life from day one. The rigorous academic standards, modern waterfront facilities and comprehensive student support are available to all enrolled students.

Specialised language development, a well-rounded curriculum and small classes provide the support for students to thrive.

Courses are provided at three levels: The International Foundation Studies Program supports entry into the first year of a wide range of undergraduate degrees. The First-year Diploma supports students into the second year of a Business, Accounting, Digital Enterprise, Computer Science or IT undergraduate degree. The Masters Preparation and Qualifying programs develop advanced skills in academic writing, research, critical thinking and intercultural communication for undertaking postgraduate study.

Our pathways programs can get you into: > Most CDU undergraduate degrees

> Second year of Business and IT undergraduate degrees

> Masters degree

Scholarships

If you are an international student with a good record of academic excellence and high achievement, you may be eligible for a scholarship.

Scholarships are available to all international students studying undergraduate, postgraduate or research programs at CDU. Visit: cdu.edu.au/international/how-apply/scholarships-and-finance-international-students

CDU International College High Achiever Scholarships may also be available. Visit: partnerships.up.education/cdu


All programs at CDU International College are delivered by UP Education

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DarwinCDU earns its reputation as a university for the new world through its commitment to bringing people together, using knowledge to shape the future.

A leader in research and flexible study delivery, the University at any one time teaches more than 20,000 students across 11 campuses and centres in Australia’s Northern Territory, Sydney and online.

The University is particularly proud of its unique character that stems from its location in the Northern Territory and close interaction with Aboriginal culture and the peoples of Southeast Asia.

CDU International College, Waterfront Campus

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Land area:

Northern Territory facts

This part of the Northern Territory is sometimes called the

MAP OF DARWIN

245,000+

Territorians speak a language other than English at home

% of31

people representing 100+ nationalities

(A third of the size of China and larger than India)

1.35m km2

Australia’s gateway to Asia, Asia’s gateway to Australia

Source: australias.guide 2019

“Top End” by Australians

Unique Australian environment – tropical coast to desert, with world heritage areas and national parks.

Southeast Asia and Oceania

Darwin

China

India

Philippines

Indonesia

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Casuarina Campus

Palmerston Campus

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Student support on campusCDU International College students are supported by warm, professional tutors and student services at CDU Darwin Waterfront Campus, including:

> Face to face pastoral and academic care > Small class sizes and close relationships with CDU International College staff > Focused individual language development

> Attendance management > Referral to CDU Equity Services

CDU Equity Services offer free and confidential assistance in many areas of your student life. Make use of our::

> Academic and English language support > Accommodation services

> Careers and Employment team > Counselling

FacilitiesAll students enrolled at CDU International College will be able to make full use of facilities at all CDU campuses.

The CDU International College campus is located in the heart of Darwin’s exciting waterfront precinct. A five-minute walk from the Darwin city centre, offering the latest, state-of-the-art facilities, and situated near the Darwin Convention Centre, cafes, restaurants, shops and the Waterfront wave pool and lagoon, where you can swim all year round. The campus is home to Asia Pacific College of Business & Law and the CDU International College and enjoys easy access to business, industry and government located in Darwin’s city centre. You will enjoy:

> Student lounges > Library access services > Transport services, including a bus stop at the front of the campus

> Prayer room > Student administration > Equity and other support services

AccommodationCDU International House Darwin (IHD)Based at the Casaurina campus, IHD is a student community equipped with facilities like study rooms, recreational areas and a swimming pool. Students under 18 must stay at IHD.

Private accommodationCDU can assist you in finding suitable private student accommodation in Darwin, either individually or shared with other students.

CDU Equity services can help you at every step of the way. cdu.edu.au/equity-services/accommodation



*Costs valid as at August 2019

Estimated weekly expenses for a single student (AUD)*

International House Darwin (IHD)

Shared Accommodation Rental Accommodation

Rent 175–228 150–350 300–1000

Utilities (gas, electricity, water)

Included in rent 15–30 40–60

Internet Included in rent 10–20 20–40

Refundable deposit (bond) - 600–1400 (in advance)

1200–4000 (in advance)

Food and groceries 80–200 80–200 80–200

Public transport 7 7 7

Entertainment 40–60 40–60 40–60

Total 295–488 302–667 487–1367


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International Foundation Studies Program

Foundation studies provides international students with a great start to university life. With smaller class sizes and close academic and pastoral care support, after successfully completing a foundation program, students are well prepared and confident in both their academic and English ability.The program is a bridging course for international students who wish to study a university undergraduate degree but don’t yet meet the academic requirements or have the English language proficiency required for tertiary study. Students study four core subjects and chose four additional elective subjects.

The Foundation Studies Program is a direct academic pathway to a first-year undergraduate degree. The program is designed to allow students to experience focussed study in an area of special interest or in specific subject areas to prepare them for study across the various sectors of their selected university course.

The program is specifically designed to teach students a mix of skills and competencies as well as entrepreneurial, communication, leadership and teamwork skills, growing their confidence and self-management skills to support success at university and beyond.

The program follows the same academic calendar as the University to allow for seamless progression to undergraduate programs.

Welcome to all our students! A warm welcome is guaranteed for all our international students joining us at Charles Darwin International College.

The college and staff are dedicated to ensuring the best possible study outcomes for our students and a smooth transition into undergraduate or postgraduate level programs here at the university.

Located at the Waterfront campus, our students enjoy living and learning in a fantastic location, close to all the amenities for study and leisure activities

Read more to find out about our Foundation, International Diploma and Pre-masters programmes and we look forward to welcoming you to Darwin.

Dr Mark HoltHead of College


Foundation Studies Program

LOCATION

International College, Darwin Waterfront Campus

COURSE STRUCTURE 4 core units + 4 optional units

DURATION – 2 semesters

INTAKES – 3 intakes per year

To enrol in the Foundation Studies program, a student must:

> Have completed the equivalent of Year 11, Australian secondaryschool, or equivalent (see list of agreed equivalents at:partnerships.up.education/cdu)

> Be aged 17 or more

Students take eight units over two semesters (four each semester). The three compulsory English units are offered each semester (English A is a prerequisite for English B).

CRICOS course code: 0101533

Program Intakes Fees(AUD)

English requirement

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CORE UNITS CORE UNITS

> English A> English B> English C (Australian Culture and Society)

OPTIONAL UNIT OPTIONAL UNIT (Choose 5 including at least 1 Mathematics(Choose 5 including at least 1 Mathematics) )

> Accounting> Chemistry> Design> Economics> Health Science> Marketing and Tourism> Mathematics with Calculus> Mathematics with Statistics> Media Studies> Physics

Students successfully complete a Foundation Studies Program provided they:

> Meet all course requirements> Pass all required compulsory and elective units> Attain a 60% minimum grade in all English language units

Completion of a Foundation Studies program provides access to most CDU undergraduate degrees* *some degrees may have additional entry requirements - seeCDU website for further details.

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PROGRAMDURATION

(YEARS, FULL-TIME)

INTAKES* ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS

Bachelor of Accounting 3 1,2 Foundation Accounting unit required

Bachelor of Arts 3 1,2

Bachelor of Business 3 1,2, summer

Bachelor of Computer Science 3 1,2

Bachelor of Digital Enterprise 3 1,2

Bachelor of Education Primary 4 1,2Satisfactory Teaching Capabilities Statement, Working with Children Check

Bachelor of Education Secondary 4 1,2Satisfactory Teaching Capabilities Statement, Working with Children Check

Bachelor of Education in Early Childhood Teaching 4 1,2Satisfactory Teaching Capabilities Statement, Working with Children Check

Bachelor of Engineering Science 3 1,2Foundation, Design, Calculus, Physics, Statistics and Chemistry units required

Bachelor of Engineering Honours 4 1,2 Additional academic requirements

Bachelor of Environmental Science 3 1,2

Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science 3 1,2

Bachelor of Health Science 3 1,2

Bachelor of Humanitarian Aid and Development 3 1,2AFP National Police Clearance, Working with Children Check, First aid training certificate

Bachelor of Information Technology 3 1,2

Bachelor of Laws 3 1,2 Additional English entry requirements

Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science 4 1,2AFP National Police Clearance. Foundation Chemistry and Physics units required

Bachelor of Midwifery 3 1Additional English entry requirements. 100 places per year limit. Additional suitability checks required

Bachelor of Nursing 3 1,2Additional English entry requirements. Additional suitability checks required

Bachelor of Psychological Science 3 1,2

Bachelor of Science 3 1,2

Bachelor of Social Work 4 1,2Additional English entry requirements. Additional suitability checks required

Bachelor of Software Engineering Honours 4 1,2

*Semester 1 begins in March. Semester 2 begins in July. Summer semester begins in November.

Bachelor entry requirements

Degree progressions from Foundation Studies Program


Programs Intakes Fees(AUD)

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First-year Diploma ProgramsOur Diploma Programs are two-semester courses that function as an alternative first year of an undergraduate degree at CDU. The programs are for students who are close to meeting academic and English entry requirements but require additional support in their first year of study.

Successful completion of a Diploma Program allows for direct entry into the second year of an undergraduate degree in Business, Accounting, Digital Enterprise, Computer Science or IT.

Diploma Programs finishing in June articulate into second years of degrees starting in Semester 2 (July). Programs finishing in November or February articulate into second years of degrees starting in Semester 1 (March).

CRICOS course codes:

Business Studies: 0100739 (NT), Information Technology: 0100740 (NT)

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Diploma of Information Technology

LOCATION CDU International College, Darwin Waterfront Campus

COURSE STRUCTURE 3 core units + 4 specialist IT units + 1 optional unit

DURATION – 2 semester (4 units per semester)

> 6 contact hours per week per unit or 24 hours > 14-week semesters

(12 teaching weeks + 1 exam prep week + 1 exam week)

INTAKES – 3 intakes per year (see table on pg 13)

Successful completion of this program allows direct entry into the second year of the Bachelor of Information Technology or Bachelor of Computer Science. Both qualifications are accredited by the Australian Computer Society (ACS). Program units are aligned with the content, delivery and assessment of equivalent CDU degree units, along with specialised English language and academic support.

DEGREE MAJORS INCLUDE:

> Information and Communication Technology > Network Engineering > Software Engineering > Computer Science

CORE UNITS CORE UNITS > Academic Literacies Through Exploring Sustainability > Cultural Intelligence and Capability > Business and Professional Communications

SPECIALIST IT UNITS (REQUIRED) SPECIALIST IT UNITS (REQUIRED) > Computing Fundamentals > Software Now > Statistics > Operating Systems and Applications

OPTIONAL UNIT OPTIONAL UNIT (Choose 1(Choose 1) ) > Quantitative Analysis for Business > Introduction to Management > Fundamentals of Marketing > Introduction to Accounting > Introduction to Business Law > Business Economics

CRICOS course code: 0100740 (NT)

Diploma of Business Studies

LOCATION

CDU International College, Darwin Waterfront Campus

COURSE STRUCTURE 3 core units + 5 optional units

DURATION – 2 semesters (4 units per semester)

> 6 contact hours per week per unit or 24 hours > 14-week semesters

(12 teaching weeks + 1 exam prep week + 1 exam week)

INTAKES – 3 intakes per year (see table on pg 13)

Successful completion of this program allows direct entry into the second year of the Bachelor of Business, the Bachelor of Digital Enterprise or the Bachelor of Accounting. All degree specialisations are available. Units replicate the content, delivery and assessment of equivalent CDU degree units, along with specialised English language and academic support.

CDU Accounting degrees are CPA-accredited – successful completion allows graduates to apply for membership of CPA Australia, and Chartered Accountants of Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ).

DEGREE MAJORS INCLUDE:

> Economics > International Human Resource Management > Management > Marketing > Combine two of the above for a double major

CORE UNITSCORE UNITS > Academic Literacies Through Exploring Sustainability > Cultural Intelligence and Capability > Business and Professional Communications

SPECIALIST UNITS (CSPECIALIST UNITS (Choose 5hoose 5) ) > Quantitative Analysis for Business > Introduction to Management > Fundamentals of Marketing (required for Business stream) > Introduction to Accounting (required for Accounting stream) > Introduction to Business Law > Business Economics

CRICOS course code: 0100739 (NT)

FIRST YEAR DIPLOMA PROGRAMS



Bachelor of Business The Bachelor of Business provides you with the skills and knowledge necessary for a successful career in the dynamic world of business.This program imparts practical knowledge and understanding in the range of marketing, management, accounting, law and economics disciplines that are essential for a successful business career. The study modules reflect the demands of contemporary business and include topics such as e-commerce in the global business environment, strategic planning, international marketing, business ethics and many others. During your studies, you will develop skills in communication, presentation and problem solving, and learn how to apply key theories and practices to real-life business situations.

Bachelor of Digital Enterprise The Bachelor of Digital Enterprise is a flexible, cutting-edge degree that combines management, marketing and information technology. It will give you a powerful, modern skillset in today’s competitive, global business environment.During the course, you’ll combine practical and theory-based learning to develop knowledge and skills in:• global management and marketing• social and mobile aspects of business• digital product innovation and development• data and business analytics.This focused combination of skills will equip you to strategically design and manage successful businesses, and give you a unique professional advantage.

Bachelor of Accounting The Bachelor of Accounting prepares you with professional skills to become an accountant or work in a range of roles that rely on accounting knowledge.The course develops your communication, presentation and problem-solving skills. You will learn about financial accounting, management accounting, auditing, taxation, business law, corporate law, and finance.You can also choose to study business units to complement your personal interests and career options. Or, you may choose electives from other areas, including language studies, anthropology, history, social science, indigenous studies, applied science and engineering.

Bachelor of Computer Science The Bachelor of Computer Science will prepare you to be part of a continually evolving and diverse field, developing new applications and systems to improve the modern world.You will develop skills and knowledge in the technical principles and applications of computer science as well as strengthen your problem solving, decision making and communication skills making you a confident and competent candidate for a role in the IT industry.

Bachelor of Information Technology The Bachelor of Information Technology will prepare you to be responsible for more than just systems or software; you will be developing creative and innovative technologies for the modern world.Throughout your studies, you will develop knowledge and skills in areas such as web design and development, networking, application development and systems.You will also be encouraged to be an open-minded problem solver, a creative thinker and an engaging communicator, which will help progress your career in the IT industry.

BACHELOR PROGRAMS

After completion of the First-year Diploma you may progress to the second year of one of the following degrees:

Degree progressions

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LOCATION International College, Darwin Waterfront Campus

COURSE STRUCTURE 4 graduate skill units

DURATION – (1 semester)

INTAKES – 3 intakes per year (see table below)

Students with a Bachelor degree from their home country are academically ready for postgraduate study in Australia but may require additional support with their English language skills.

The Masters Preparation Program (MPP) prepares these students to meet the entry criteria for masters programs at CDU by developing advanced skills in academic writing, research, critical thinking and inter cultural communication.

In one semester, students gain a deep understanding of the demands of postgraduate study and learn the processes, expectations and methods for success before their English-language masters program begins.

CORE UNITS CORE UNITS

> Academic Skills and Communication > Inter cultural Skills and Communication > Critical Thinking for Postgraduate Studies > English for Postgraduate Studies

Intakes Fees(AUD)

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International Masters Preparation Program

CRICOS course code: 0100442 (NT/VIC), 0100446 (NSW)

See list of agreed equivalents at: partnerships.up.education/cdu

Masters Preparation Programs finishing in June articulate into Masters degrees starting in Semester 2 (July). Programs finishing in November or February articulate into Masters degrees starting in Semester 1 (March).


PRE-MASTERS PROGRAMS


COURSE STRUCTURE 4 graduate skill units + 4 discipline-specific units

DURATION – (2 semesters)

INTAKES – 3 intakes per year (see table below)

International students who have already completed three years of post-secondary school study in their home country but may require additional support with their English language skills can now transition into a Charles Darwin University masters program in one or two semesters through a combination of discipline-specific subjects with English language support.

Students get a deep understanding of the demands of postgraduate study and learn the processes, expectations and methods for success before their masters program begins.



COURSE STRUCTURE 4 discipline-specific units (see below)

DURATION – (1 semester)

INTAKES – 3 intakes per year (see table below) (2 for students progressing to the Master of IT)

International Masters Qualifying Program – Standard

International Masters Qualifying Program – Accelerated


Program Intakes Fees(AUD)

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Masters Preparation Programs finishing in June articulate into Masters degrees starting in Semester 2 (July). Programs finishing in October or February articulate into Masters degrees starting in Semester 1 (March).

STANDARD STANDARD

ACCELERATEDACCELERATED

Academic Skills and Communication

Intercultural Skills and Communication

Critical Thinking for Postgraduate Studies

English for Postgraduate Studies

SEMESTER 1

Business Ethics

Business Communication

Organisational Security

Enterprise IT Management

SEMESTER 2

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PROGRAMDURATION

(YEARS, FULL-TIME)

INTAKES* ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS

Graduate Certificate in Education (Global Learning) 0.5 1, 2 Professional experience in education

Graduate Certificate of Health Services Management (Sydney) 0.5 1, 2 None

Graduate Certificate of Maternal Critical Care (Sydney) 0.5 1, 2 Applicable to nurses and midwives

Graduate Diploma in Business Administration 1 1, 2 None

Graduate Diploma of Data Science 1 1, 2 None

Graduate Diploma of Emergency and Disaster Management 1 1, 2 None

Graduate Diploma of Health Research 1 1 None

Graduate Diploma of Indigenous Policy Development 1 1, 2 None

Graduate Diploma of Information Technology (Cyber Security) 1 1, 2 None

Graduate Diploma of Mental Health (Sydney) 1 1, 2 None

Graduate Diploma of Public Health 1 1 None

Master of Business Administration 1.5 1, 2 None

Master of Business Administration (Professional Practice) 2 1, 2 None

Master of Data Science 2 1, 2 None

Master of Digital Learning Futures 2 1, 2 None

Master of Education (Global Learning) 1 1, 2 Professional experience in education

Master of Emergency and Disaster Management 2 1, 2 None

Master of Engineering 2 1, 2 Specific undergraduate study required for each course

Master of Environmental Management 2 1, 2 None

Master of Health Research 1.5 1 None

Master of Information Technology (Cyber Security) 2 1, 2 None

Master of Information Technology (Information Systems and Data Science) 2 1, 2 None

Master of Midwifery (Sydney) 1.5 1, 2 Registration as midwife in Australia or equivalent status in country of origin

Master of Nursing Studies (International) (Sydney) 1 1 None

Master of Professional Accounting 1.5 1, 2 None

Master of Professional Accounting (Professional Practice) 2 1,2 None

Master of Public Health 1.5 1 None

Master of Public Policy 2 1, 2 None

Master of Teaching 2 1, 2Teaching Capability Statement required. Numbers are capped. Secondary requires teaching subject majors in AQF Level 7 equivalent bachelor’s degree.

*Semester 1 begins in March. Semester 2 begins in July. Summer semester begins in November.

CDU postgraduate entry requirements from pre-masters programs

Students who successfully complete the Masters Preparation Program or Masters Qualifying Program gain direct entry to the following postgraduate programs at CDU. The table below includes additional requirements for some programs. Please contact CDU International College if you have any questions about a pathway to a particular postgraduate program.

Programs and additional requirements are subject to change by Charles Darwin University.


How to apply1) Apply Visit student-cdu.studylink.com to apply direct, or contact your local education agent for help.

2) Submit documents

> Copy of passport

> Proof of English language proficiency

> Statement of purpose

> Resume/CV

> Scholarship application form(s)

> Other supporting documents

3) OfferUpon successful assessment of your application, you will be issued a provisional, conditional or unconditional offer of study.

4) AcceptEach letter of offer has instructions on what to do next, including how to accept and lodge fee payment.

5) VisaOnce you accept your offer, CDU will issue an Electronic Confirmation of Enrolment, which you can use to apply for your student visa.

6) StartMark orientation on your calendar and prepare to begin your studies at CDU International College.

Questions? Email: [email protected] Visit: cdu.edu.au/international/how-apply

2020 key datesSemester 1 2 March–19 June

Semester 2 20 July–6 November

Summer Semester 9 November–26 February 2021

Semester 1 break (Including Easter) 10 April–17 April

Mid-year break 20 June–19 July

Semester 2 break 31 August–4 September

Summer Semester break 18 December–4 January 2021

May Day public holiday 4 May

Queen’s Birthday public holiday 8 June

Picnic Day public holiday 3 August

International College programsProgram length Tuition fee

(AUD) (Semesters) 2020

Intakes (Semesters)

International Foundation Studies Program 20,800 2 3 (Feb, July, Nov)

International Diploma of Business Studies 25,500 2 1, 2, Summer

International Diploma of Information Technology 28,000 2 1, 2, Summer

International Masters Preparation Program 4,500 1 1, 2, Summer

International Masters Qualifying Program – Standard 25,800 2 1, 2, Summer

International Masters Qualifying Program – Accelerated 12,990 1 1, 2, Summer

Textbook fee: AUD 50

Materials fee: AUD 100/semester

Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) is a private healthcare arrangement, which helps cover the costs for visits to the doctor, some hospital treatment, ambulance and limited pharmaceuticals (medicines).

It is a condition of your student visa (Condition 8501) that you are covered by OSHC for the duration of your student visa.

To find out more, visit oshcaustralia.com.au


cdu.edu.au

Contact usFor more informationE [email protected] W partnerships.up.education/cdu

Apply here student-cdu.studylink.com

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