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NMIT INTERNATIONAL COURSE GUIDE 2012

One thing leads to another

Foreword

It is with pleasure that I present to you the 2012 International Course Guide featuring the vast array of education and training opportunities available at NMIT in Melbourne, Australia. Innovative, practical programs are a key feature of our higher education and vocational education and training programs. NMIT has built its reputation by offering education programs that are the right mix of theory and practical experience. NMIT students study in modern facilities and have many opportunities to work with industry partners. Our graduates are work ready and employable with the right combination of knowledge and skills. NMIT has six campuses in the northern region of Melbourne including Preston, Collingwood, Epping, Fairfield, Greensborough and Heidelberg and a rural campus in Ararat. There are also six training centres including Northern Lodge - Eden Park, Northern Lodge - Yan Yean, Growling Frog Vineyard, Yarra Glen Racing Centre, NMIT Kyneton Park and the Northern AMEP Centre in Broadmeadows. With approximately 67,500 enrolments from both Australia and overseas, NMIT offers full-time and part-time study across seven faculties: Arts and Social Sciences, Building and Construction, Business, Earth Sciences, Engineering, Further Education and Hospitality, Tourism and Personal Services.

NMIT has an expanded range of educational programs with preapprenticeships, apprenticeships and traineeships programs and around 550 nationally accredited vocational education and training (VET) courses leading to advanced diploma and bachelor level qualifications. In 2012 NMIT will offer bachelor degrees in Accounting, Agriculture and Land Management, Aquaculture, Music, Music Industry, Early Years Studies, Education (Early Years), Equine Studies, Hospitality Management, Illustration, Viticulture and Winemaking, as well as Writing and Publishing. We also offer associate degrees in Accounting, Agriculture and Land Management, Early Years Studies, Equine Studies, Illustration, International Business, International Business Management, Music, Music Industry, Tertiary Studies, as well as Writing and Publishing, with more on the way. The 2012 International Course Guide includes information about 2012 courses, qualifications and career pathways, and our campuses. Your journey starts here toward a rewarding career. Go further. Discover NMIT.

Message from the Hon. P. J. Keating Former Prime Minister of Australia In a globalised world, nothing is more important to personal or national success than a high quality, flexible and responsive education system. Vocational education and training is a vital part of any such system because it provides the whole-oflife template for a knowledge society. Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE has a proud record of achievement in this area. It is one of the largest and most diverse institutions of its kind in Australia, with innovative courses that respond to the real needs of its students and industry. As well as serving its own region, city and country, NMIT’s support for overseas students and its work with Asian counterparts make it an important part of Australia’s educational engagement with our own region.

Best wishes

Brian MacDonald CEO, NMIT

I received a critical part of my own education at a technical college. I know from personal experience how vocational education can change lives. I am happy to be associated and directly involved with NMIT.

Paul Keating

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Contents NMIT Academic Calendar 2012 NMIT Accredited Courses for Overseas Students 2012 Your journey starts in Melbourne @ NMIT

2 3-7 8

NMIT 8

Melbourne, Australia

Student Information

10-19

Living in Melbourne

10-11

Student Accommodation and Housing Airport Reception

10 11

Dependants 11 Employment and Health

Living Costs

Enrol at NMIT Applying to Study Admission Requirements

12-17 12 12-14

Visa Requirements

Enrolment and Orientation

Articulation 16-17

Student Services

18-19

NMIT Facilities

Student Support Services

Study Skills Advisory Service

Student Activities

Student Grievances

Course Information English Language Agriculture and Environmental Studies

20-107 20 21-33

Building 34-36 Business, Management and Commerce

37-49

Engineering 50-54 Health, Society and Cultural Studies

55-62

Hospitality, Tourism and Events

63-77

Information Technology

78-84

Music, Screen and Sound

85-91

Personal Services

92-97

Visual and Creative Arts

98-107

Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve Got the North of Melbourne Covered

108-113

Campus Locator Campuses and Training Centres

Terms and Conditions of Enrolment International Student Application Form

108 109-113

114 115-116

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NMIT ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2012 2012

PUBLIC HOLIDAYS

1 January 2 January

New Year’s Day Public Holiday

TAFE

HIGHER EDUCATION

3 January

NMIT Opens

25 January

Recommended arrival dates for new TAFE and Higher Education international students

1 February

Orientation program for international students

13 February – 13 April

Term 1 commences

26 January

Australia Day

27 February

Semester 1 commences

12 March

Labour Day

6–9 April

Easter Holiday

9–15 April

Mid-semester break

14–29 April 25 April

Term break Anzac Day Holiday

30 April – 29 June

Term 2 commences

1 June

Semester 1 ends

11 June

Queen’s Birthday

11–29 June

Mid-year examination period

30 June – 15 July

Mid-year break

30 June – 22 July

Mid-year break

2 July

Recommended arrival dates for new TAFE and Higher Education international students

9 July

Orientation program for international students

Orientation program for international students Release of Semester 1 results

16 July – 21 September

Term 3 commences

23 July

Semester 2 commences

10–16 September

Mid-semester break

22 September – 7 October

Term break

8 October – 23 November

Term 4 commences

26 October

Semester 2 ends

5–23 November

End of year examination period

6 November

Melbourne Cup Day

3 December

Release of Semester 2 results

10 December

Academic Progress Panel and supplementary/special examinations

21 December 25–26 December

NMIT Closes

Christmas Holiday

Course specific start dates will be provided at the orientation program. Commencement dates may begin up to three weeks after orientation.

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Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

NMIT Accredited Courses for Overseas Students 2012 CRICOS ID

Course

Campus

Start Date

International Fee Amount per annum (AU$)

Duration

Page No.

English Language English Language - ELICOS 010061D

English Language Intensive Course for Overseas Students (ELICOS)

8 intakes per year

300^

5 to 40 wks

Agriculture and Environmental Studies Bachelor of Agriculture and Land Management 070934G

Associate Degree in Agriculture and Land Management

Feb

12800

2 yrs

070935F

Bachelor of Agriculture and Land Management

Feb

12800

3 yrs

Feb, July

12800

3 yrs

Bachelor of Aquaculture 070937D

Bachelor of Aquaculture

Bachelor of Equine Studies 071547K

Associate Degree in Equine Studies

Feb

12800

2 yrs

054078J

Bachelor of Equine Studies

Feb

12800

3 yrs

Feb, July

12800

3 yrs

Feb

10500

1 yr

Feb

10900

2 yrs

Feb

11450

2 yrs

Feb, July

10900

2 yrs

Feb

10500

1 yr

Bachelor of Viticulture and Winemaking 052244E

Bachelor of Viticulture and Winemaking

Diploma of Agriculture 073860G

Diploma of Agriculture

Diploma of Conservation and Land Management 047870K

Diploma of Conservation and Land Management

Diploma of Equine Stud Management 056744G

Diploma of Equine Stud Management

Diploma of Horticulture 051531F

Diploma of Horticulture

Certificate III in Animal Technology 053439G

Certificate III in Animal Technology

Certificate III in Floristry 066709F

Certificate II in Floristry

Feb, July

5250*

6 mths

054457J

Certificate III in Floristry

Feb, July

10500

1 yr

Feb

10500

1 yr

Feb

5700#

8 mths

Certificate III in Horticulture (Retail Nursery) 069828G

Certificate III in Horticulture (Retail Nursery)

Certificate III in Racing (Advanced Stablehand) 072399J

Certificate III in Racing (Advanced Stablehand)

Building Advanced Diploma of Engineering Design 068509J

Diploma of Engineering Drafting

Feb

10900

1 yr

068510E

Advanced Diploma of Engineering Design

Feb

10900

2 yrs

Feb

12000

2 yrs

Feb

10900

1 yr

Feb

10900

2 yrs

Diploma of Building and Construction (Building) 073170M

Diploma of Building and Construction (Building)

Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration 068508K

Certificate IV in Interior Decoration

068507M Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration

CAMPUS

Collingwood ^ per week

Epping

Fairfield

* 6 month course

Greensborough ** 12 week course

Heidelberg

Preston

# 8 month course

Material fees may apply for some courses. Courses are subject to regular review to ensure they meet changing conditions.

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

CRICOS Provider No: 00724G

NMIT Accredited Courses for Overseas Students 2012 CRICOS ID

Course

Campus

Start Date

International Fee Amount per annum (AU$)

Duration

Page No.

Business, Management and Commerce Bachelor of Accounting 074622B

Associate Degree of Accounting

Feb, July

12800

2 yrs

070938C

Bachelor of Accounting

Feb, July

12800

3 yrs

Feb, July

12800

2 yrs

Feb, July

12800

2 yrs

Associate Degree in International Business 057567A

Associate Degree in International Business

Associate Degree in International Business Management 057568M

Associate Degree in International Business Management

Advanced Diploma of Accounting 066972B

Certificate III in Financial Services (Accounts Clerical)

Feb, July

5250*

6 mths

066973A

Certificate IV in Financial Services (Accounting)

Feb, July

10500

1 yr

066974M

Diploma of Accounting

Feb, July

10500

1.5 yrs

057886G

Advanced Diploma of Accounting

Feb, July

10500

2 yrs

41 42

Advanced Diploma of International Business 066711A

Certificate III in International Trade

Feb

5250*

6 mths

066713K

Certificate IV in International Trade

Feb, July

10500

1 yr

066715G

Diploma of International Business

Feb, July

10500

1.5 yrs

072276J

Advanced Diploma of International Business

Feb, July

10500

2 yrs

Feb

10900

1.5 yrs

Advanced Diploma of Legal Practice 072756D

Advanced Diploma of Legal Practice

Advanced Diploma of Marketing 066710B

Certificate III in Business

Feb

5250*

6 mths

066712M

Certificate IV in Marketing

Feb, July

10500

1 yr

066714J

Diploma of Marketing

Feb, July

10500

1.5 yrs

066716G

Advanced Diploma of Marketing

Feb, July

10500

2 yrs

Diploma of Business Administration 066127F

Certificate IV in Business Administration

Feb

5250*

6 mths

066162C

Diploma of Business Administration

Feb

10500

1 yr

Feb, July

5450*

6 mths

Feb

11200

2 yrs

Feb

11400

2 yrs

Certificate III in Business Administration (Legal) 070392K

Certificate III in Business Administration (Legal)

Engineering Advanced Diploma of Computer Systems Technology 070977G

Advanced Diploma of Computer Systems Engineering

Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology 057894G

Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology Jewellery

Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology 062021D

Diploma of Engineering Technology Mechanical

Feb, July

11200

1 yr

057890A

Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology Mechanical

Feb, July

11200

2 yrs

Feb

12000

2 yrs

Feb

12000

2 yrs

Diploma of Engineering Technology 062063E

Certificate III in Locksmithing

062064D Diploma of Engineering Technology Security Engineering (Locksmithing) Certificate IV in Renewable Energy 073166G

Certificate III in Renewable Energy ELV

Feb

11000

1 yr

073169D

Certificate IV in Renewable Energy

Feb

11000

1 yr

CAMPUS

Collingwood ^ per week

Epping

Fairfield

* 6 month course

Greensborough ** 12 week course

Heidelberg

Preston

# 8 month course

Material fees may apply for some courses. Courses are subject to regular review to ensure they meet changing conditions.

CRICOS Provider No: 00724G

Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

NMIT Accredited Courses for Overseas Students 2012 CRICOS ID

Course

Campus

Start Date

International Fee Amount per annum (AU$)

Duration

Page No.

Health, Society and Cultural Studies Bachelor of Education (Early Years) 073529G

Associate Degree of Early Years Studies

Feb

12800

2 yrs

073528G

Bachelor of Early Years Studies

Feb

12800

3 yrs

073527J

Bachelor of Education (Early Years)

Feb

12800

4 yrs

Associate Degree of Tertiary Studies 074620D

Diploma of Tertiary Studies Higher Education

Feb

12800

1 yr

074621C

Associate Degree of Tertiary Studies

Feb

12800

2 yrs

Diploma of Children’s Services (Early Childhood Education and Care) 069826K

Certificate III in Children’s Services

Feb, July

5450*

6 mths

070461B

Diploma of Children’s Services (Early Childhood Education and Care)

Feb, July

10900

2 yrs

Feb

10900

2 yrs

Diploma of Community Services Work 070573E

Diploma of Community Services Work

Diploma of Sport (Development) 068201G

Certificate IV in Sport (Development)

Feb

10500

1 yr

070391M

Diploma of Sport (Development)

Feb

10500

2 yrs

Feb, Apr, July 4000**

12 wks

Feb, July

12800

3 yrs

Certificate III in Aged Care 069825M

Certificate III in Aged Care

Hospitality, Tourism and Events Bachelor of Hospitality Management 061399M

Bachelor of Hospitality Management

Advanced Diploma of Events 063901G

Certificate III in Events

Feb, July

5800*

6 mths

063956D

Diploma of Events

Feb, July

11600

1.5 yrs

066225D

Advanced Diploma of Events

Feb, July

11600

2 yrs

Advanced Diploma of Tourism 063899G

Certificate III in Tourism (Retail Travel Sales)

Feb, July

5450

6 mths

063955E

Diploma of Tourism

Feb, July

10900

1.5 yrs

063958B

Advanced Diploma of Tourism

Feb, July

10900

2 yrs

Feb, July

10400

1.5 yrs

Diploma of Holiday Parks and Resorts 072415C

Diploma of Holiday Parks and Resorts

Diploma of Hospitality 063902G

Certificate III in Hospitality (Commercial Cookery)

Feb, July

11600

1 yr

063952G

Certificate IV in Hospitality

Feb, July

11600

1.5 yrs

063957C

Diploma of Hospitality Cookery and Patisserie

Feb, July

11600

2 yrs

71 72

Diploma of Hospitality 064068F

Certificate III in Hospitality (Patisserie)

Feb, July

11600

1 yr

063952G

Certificate IV in Hospitality

Feb, July

11600

1.5 yrs

063957C

Diploma of Hospitality Cookery and Patisserie

Feb, July

11600

2 yrs

Diploma of Hospitality and Diploma of Events 063901G

Certificate III in Events

Feb, July

5800*

6 mths

063900J

Certificate III in Hospitality

Feb, July

11600

1 yr

Feb, July

11600

1.5 yrs

Feb, July

11600

2 yrs

Feb, July

5200*

6 mths

063952G

Certificate IV in Hospitality

063956D

Diploma of Events and

063957C

Diploma of Hospitality

Certificate II in Hospitality (Kitchen Operations) 072031G

CAMPUS

Certificate II in Hospitality (Kitchen Operations)

Collingwood ^ per week

Epping

Fairfield

* 6 month course

Greensborough ** 12 week course

Heidelberg

Preston

# 8 month course

Material fees may apply for some courses. Courses are subject to regular review to ensure they meet changing conditions.

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

CRICOS Provider No: 00724G

NMIT Accredited Courses for Overseas Students 2012 Start Date

International Fee Amount per annum (AU$)

Duration

058907M Certificate IV in Information Technology (Programming)

Feb, July

10500

1 yr

073171K

Feb, July

10500

2 yrs

058907M Certificate IV in Information Technology (Programming)

Feb, July

10500

1 yr

073225A

Feb, July

10500

2 yrs

81 82

CRICOS ID

Course

Campus

Page No.

Information Technology Advanced Diploma of Information Technology 058908K

Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking) and

Advanced Diploma of Information Technology

Advanced Diploma of Information Technology (Network Security) 058908K

Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking) and

Advanced Diploma of Information Technology (Network Security)

Diploma of Interactive Digital Media 067626A

Certificate III in Media Interactive Media/Multimedia

Feb, July

5250*

6 mths

067625B

Certificate IV in Interactive Digital Media

Feb, July

10500

1 yr

067624C

Diploma of Interactive Digital Media

Feb, July

10500

2 yrs

Feb, July

5250*

6 mths

Associate Degree of Music

Feb

12800

2 yrs

Bachelor of Music

Feb

12800

3 yrs

Certificate II in Information Technology 060004K Certificate II in Information Technology Music, Screen and Sound Bachelor of Music 057092J 074625K

Bachelor of Music Industry 074623A

Associate Degree of Music Industry

Feb

12800

2 yrs

074624M

Bachelor of Music Industry

Feb

12800

3 yrs

Advanced Diploma of Music 072764D

Certificate IV in Music

Feb

12400

1 yr

072758B

Advanced Diploma of Music

Feb

12400

2 yrs

Advanced Diploma of Music Business 072763E

Certificate IV in Music Business

Feb

10500

1 yr

072761G

Advanced Diploma of Music Business

Feb

10500

2 yrs

Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media 068445J

Certificate IV in Screen and Media

Feb

12000

1 yr

070393J

Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media

Feb

12000

2 yrs

Advanced Diploma of Sound Production 073165G

Certificate IV in Sound Production

Feb

10500

1 yr

072760G

Advanced Diploma of Sound Production

Feb

10500

2 yrs

Personal Services Advanced Diploma of Remedial Massage (Myotherapy) 073172J

Certificate IV in Massage Therapy Practice

Feb

5450*

6 mths

073173G

Diploma of Remedial Massage

Feb

10900

1.5 yrs

067718G

Advanced Diploma of Remedial Massage (Myotherapy)

Feb

10900

2.5 yrs

Diploma of Beauty Therapy 067526E

Certificate III in Beauty Services

Feb, July

5600*

6 mths

067525F

Certificate IV in Beauty Therapy

Feb, July

11200

1 yr

066702B

Diploma of Beauty Therapy

Feb, July

11200

1.5 yrs

Diploma of Hairdressing Salon Management 072412F

Certificate III in Hairdressing

Feb, July

12500

1 yr

072413E

Certificate IV in Hairdressing

Feb, July

12500

1.5 yrs

072414D

Diploma of Hairdressing Salon Management

Feb, July

12500

2 yrs

CAMPUS

Collingwood ^ per week

Epping

Fairfield

* 6 month course

Greensborough ** 12 week course

Heidelberg

Preston

# 8 month course

Material fees may apply for some courses. Courses are subject to regular review to ensure they meet changing conditions.

CRICOS Provider No: 00724G

Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

NMIT Accredited Courses for Overseas Students 2012 CRICOS ID

Course

Campus

Start Date

International Fee Amount per annum (AU$)

Duration

Page No.

Visual and Creative Arts Bachelor of Illustration 061837E

Associate Degree in Illustration

Feb

12800

2 yrs

061836F

Bachelor of Illustration

Feb

12800

3 yrs

Bachelor of Writing and Publishing 062539G

Associate Degree in Writing and Publishing

Feb, July

12800

2yrs

100

062540C

Bachelor of Writing and Publishing

Feb, July

12800

3 yrs

100

Feb

10900

2 yrs

101

Feb

10900

2 yrs

102

Diploma of Graphic Design 066708G

Diploma of Graphic Design

Diploma of Illustration 066704M Diploma of Illustration Diploma of Photoimaging 072400K

Certificate IV in Photoimaging

Feb

11400

1 yr

103

066703A

Diploma of Photoimaging

Feb

11400

2 yrs

103

060640D Certificate IV in Professional Writing and Editing

Feb

10500

1 yr

104

060641C

Feb

10500

2 yrs

104

Feb

10900

2 yrs

105

Feb

10500

1 yr

106

Diploma of Professional Writing and Editing

Diploma of Visual Art 066706J

Diploma of Visual Art

Certificate IV in Design 066707G

CAMPUS

Certificate IV in Design

Collingwood ^ per week

Epping

Fairfield

* 6 month course

Greensborough ** 12 week course

Heidelberg

Preston

# 8 month course

Material fees may apply for some courses. Courses are subject to regular review to ensure they meet changing conditions.

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

CRICOS Provider No: 00724G

Your journey starts in Melbourne @ NMIT W

elcome to Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE (NMIT) – an Australian education and training provider offering a diverse and exciting mix of industry-oriented programs. NMIT features a rich variety of courses that will offer you an education that covers local knowledge from a global perspective. NMIT has been offering quality education and training since it was first established as the Collingwood Technical School in 1912. Nearly a century later, this nationally accredited technical and further education institute remains one of Australia’s premier centres of vocational learning. Located in the dynamic and multicultural city of Melbourne, NMIT is a government accredited institution and a vibrant and dynamic destination for international students. Each year, NMIT welcomes a large number of students from all around the world to its many campuses.

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NMIT’s Melbourne-based program for international students began in 1991 with a small number of students and since then, our student population has flourished. We now have a friendly community of over 1,200 international students who live, work and study alongside local students. You can form lasting relationships with fellow students, as well as learn from fantastic teachers who are experts in their fields. You will find studying at NMIT and living in Melbourne both a rewarding and enjoyable experience. NMIT provides first-class training and education within a comfortable and modern learning environment. Our courses offer the right combination of study, practical skills and on-the-job training. This guide is designed to help you take the first step on your path to your chosen career. We look forward to meeting you at NMIT soon!

NMIT A

ll correspondence relating to international student enquiries can be directed to the NMIT International Office, located at the Collingwood campus. Address: International Office NMIT 20 Otter Street Collingwood Victoria 3066 AUSTRALIA Telephone: +61 3 9269 1666 Facsimile: +61 3 9269 1669 Email: international@nmit.vic.edu.au Website: www.nmit.edu.au/international

Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

Melbourne, Australia M

elbourne is one of the most exciting, cosmopolitan cities in the world. With nearly four million people living in the city, Melbourne is alive with interesting events including world class opera and musical productions, an international comedy festival and arts festivals. The most livable city in the world also has a full calendar of sporting events, playing host to the Australian Grand Prix, the Melbourne Cup – one of the world’s most prestigious horse races – and the tennis grand slam of the Asia Pacific, the Australian Open. Also located here is the newly built AAMI Park, home to A-League soccer team, Melbourne Victory. Situated on the Central Business District’s fringe is the Melbourne Cricket Ground, which is Australia’s spiritual home for the international and domestic cricket season in summer and Australian Rules football in winter. Providing a lifestyle for all tastes, Melbourne is the culinary capital of Australia, with thousands of restaurants and cafés to choose from. The city’s food is complemented by its great nightlife, with a host of nightclubs, live music venues and pubs in which to dance or catch up with friends.

Climate

Culture Card

ecember to February is the hot summer season where temperatures can reach the mid to high thirties (Celsius). This is a great time to visit some of the many beaches which are within easy reach of the CBD. June to August are cooler months when you can take to the ski fields, just a two to three hour drive away from Melbourne.

Getting around

or all the latest information on Australian experiences, travel and tourism, visit www.australia.com If you’re unsure about what to do on a weekend, make a plan to catch Melbourne’s free City Tourist Shuttle, which visits many key tourist attractions in and around the city. Buses run every 15 minutes between 10am and 4pm daily.

he Victorian Government has created a Culture Card to be distributed to international students across the state. The card has been designed to provide opportunities for students who are new to Melbourne to participate in events and activities across the city’s top arts and cultural venues. The Culture Card allows you free entry into a number of attractions and events to showcase Melbourne’s vibrant social and cultural life, and is aimed at building your understanding and connection to one of the most livable cities in the world. For more information on how to obtain a Culture Card, speak to an NMIT Student Activities Officer or visit www.culturecardvictoria.com.au

The City Circle tram is a free service that also runs frequently during the day, and is another great option for exploring the city. Go to www.metlinkmelbourne.com.au for the latest information and timetables. For more information and to obtain a free map of Melbourne and surrounding areas go to www.thatsmelbourne.com.au

Language

ustralia is widely recognised as one of the most enlightened and forward-thinking countries with personal safety, education and health high on the lifestyle agenda. More than 160 languages are spoken, making it one of the most linguistically and culturally diverse countries in the world. Almost all day-today business is conducted in English.

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Student Information Living in Melbourne Student Accommodation and Housing On-campus accommodation

ccommodation is available to students located on campus at NMT’s Yarra House. Located on NMIT’s Fairfield campus, with 149 beds available, this refurbished facility can provide the complete student living experience. Visit the Yarra House website at www. yarrahouse.com.au for more information.

Homestay for international students Homestay includes the provision of a bedroom, two meals per day and access to shared facilities in a private home. Prospective students wishing to enquire about homestay options should contact the following homestay provider agencies directly: Australian Student Accommodation and Placement (Melbourne based) p: +61 3 9812 0761 www.studenthomestay.com.au Student Accommodation Services (Melbourne based) p: +61 3 9459 0007 www.student-accommodation.com.au Australian Homestay Network (Sydney based) p: 61 2 8905 0321 or 1300 697 829 www.homestaynetwork.org

Short term accommodation options Other options include: • Le Student 8 www.lestudent8.com • Urban Central www.urbancentral.com.au • Miami Hotel www.themiami.com.au

Apartment/unit/house rental Real estate agents will rent unfurnished apartments, units and houses in most locations. This generally requires you to sign a lease for a nominated period of time and is an arrangement negotiated directly with a real estate agent. Some sites to help you locate rental properties include: • www.realestate.com.au • www.domain.com.au Rent for a one bedroom unit will cost approximately AU$180–300 per week, and a two bedroom unit will cost approximately AU$270–$420 per week, depending on availability, location and condition. Food, gas, electricity, transport and telephone calls are all additional costs.

Sharehouse Many students choose to share a house or apartment with other students or local residents as the most cost-effective option. Each person usually has their own bedroom to furnish, whilst the bathroom, kitchen and living room are shared.

A bond of up to four weeks rent is also required in a sharehouse arrangement. Cost is approximately AU$90–200 per week per room, depending on availability, location and condition.

Other accommodation options NMIT Student Services maintains a list of accommodation vacancies and other information about permanent, short term and emergency accommodation options. The service is provided free of charge to students. The accommodation is either close to or within easy access via public transport of NMIT campuses. Listings are usually share accommodation, available in private houses, units, flats or selftcontained bungalows. Accommodation lists are regularly updated on the NMIT student portal (intranet). Prospective students can contact Student Services via email at housing@nmit.vic.edu.au to receive up-to-date accommodation listings. Disclaimer: Accommodation offers are accepted from the public in good faith. Student Services does not inspect any of these accommodation offers or interview the landlords/owners. Due to these factors, we are unable to recommend or take responsibility for those premises chosen. Students are advised to take care in assessing potential premises, other occupants and the landlord/owner. For more information, contact Student Services on +61 3 9269 1314 or email housing@nmit.vic.edu.au

Bills are generally shared but may be included in the rent and food can be individually purchased or shared by all tenants.

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Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

Student Information Living in Melbourne Airport Reception

MIT can organise for you to be met at the airport and taken to your pre-arranged accommodation. This is a free service but must be pre-arranged with NMIT at least one week prior to your arrival in Australia. To arrange for a free airport pick-up, please download an Arrival Notification form which can be found at www.nmit.edu.au/course_info/ international_students/policies_forms and return to the International Office. Confirmation is usually sent by the International Office via email.

Dependants

enerally, family members who intend to accompany you to Australia may be included in your application for a student visa and can be processed for visa entry at the same time. They must undergo a medical examination and hold health insurance, amongst other things. If your family members decide to come to Australia after you have arrived, they will have to apply for a visa separately. They may also require you to nominate them for entry.

Employment and Health

tudents must ensure their financial independence before coming to Australia. You may work in paid employment up to 20 hours per week during the semester, provided that work does not interfere with your studies. During semester breaks, there is no restriction on the amount of hours that student visa holders can work.

Living Costs

Websites such as www.seek.com.au and www.mycareer.com.au are useful tools to help you look for a job. It is a student visa condition that all international students take out Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) for the proposed duration of time they plan to remain in Australia on a student visa. Offer letters from NMIT will include information on the cost of OSHC. The International Office will organise OSHC for overseas students arriving in Melbourne, following payment of fees. For more information go to www.studyinaustralia.gov.au/sia/en/ studycosts/oshc

MIT recommends that you have at least AU$2,500 on arrival in Melbourne to cover the cost of temporary accommodation, purchase extra clothing and initial set-up costs of permanent accommodation. These costs may include one monthâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rent, one monthâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s bond, household goods, furniture, service connection fees, books, stationery and equipment. Additional meals, refreshments, transport, personal needs and entertainment may cost up to AU$130 per week. It is recommended that you budget for living costs to total at least AU$18,000 per year on top of your tuition fees and airfares.

Where you have school age dependants who will accompany you to Australia, you must make adequate arrangements for their education whilst here.

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Student Information Enrol at NMIT Q

ualifications at NMIT are nationally recognised as part of the Australian Qualifications Framework. The enrolment process is simple - so apply to study at NMIT today!

Applying to Study

NMIT also requires: • original or certified copies of your academic qualifications translated into English • original or certified copies of evidence of your English language proficiency

• any other information or documents that are specified in the course entry requirements.

Complete an Application for Enrolment form (see p115-116), which is also available for download at www.nmit.edu.au/course_info/ international_students/policies_forms

In addition, if you are applying from within Australia, NMIT also requires:

pplicants must be over the age of 18 years upon arrival in Australia.

It is also important to understand the Terms and Conditions of Enrolment (see p 114). The International Office is the single point of contact for all your queries and will respond quickly when processing your application.

• a certified copy of your passport • evidence of your current course enrolments (applicable only if you are on a student visa). Applications can be submitted directly to NMIT (by mail, fax or email - please see page 115 for details) or through an authorised NMIT education agent: www.nmit.edu.au/course_info/ international_students/contacts_for_ country NMIT will not charge a fee for potential students who place an application only. Fees will apply once enrolment has been confirmed.

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Admission Requirements Academic Level

MIT requires the successful completion of studies equivalent to Australian Year 12 education as the minimum level of entry into courses. See www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/vce/ vcerecognition for a guide to equivalent Australian Year 12 qualifications in your country. If your country is not mentioned, please contact the International Office for a list of equivalent Australian Year 12 qualifications accepted. In some cases, if you do not meet NMIT’s academic entry level requirements, you may apply as a mature age student. A mature age student is considered to be over 18 years old, and has been out of full-time education for at least one year. You should also be able to provide documentary evidence of any work experience undertaken since leaving school that is related to your chosen course. Entry as a mature age student is also dependent upon having a satisfactory level of English language proficiency.

Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

Student Information Enrol at NMIT English Language Proficiency All evidence of English language proficiency must have been completed within two years of your application to NMIT. Please refer to www.immi.gov.au/allforms/pdf/assessment-levels.pdf for your student visa assessment level.

Certificate/Diploma**/ Advanced Diploma Courses For students from student visa assessment level 1 & 2 countries

For students from student visa assessment level 3 & 4 countries

Associate Degree/ Bachelor Courses** For students from student visa assessment level 1 & 2 countries

For students from student visa assessment level 3 & 4 countries

Contact NMIT International Office for specific requirements

NMIT to offer a 10-week ELICOS package

NMIT to offer a 10-week ELICOS package NMIT to offer a 20-week ELICOS package

EVIDENCE Acceptable forms of evidence to demonstrate your English proficiency include one of the following: 1. an NMIT English Placement Test (available from NMIT authorised agents, or at the NMIT International Office for potential students in Melbourne) 2. IELTS ACADEMIC IELTS Academic IELTS 6.0 or higher (no individual band score less than 6.0) Academic IELTS 6.0 or higher (with individual band score less than 6.0)

Academic IELTS 5.5

Academic IELTS 5.0

NMIT to offer a 10-week ELICOS package

NMIT to offer a 20-week ELICOS package

Academic IELTS 4.5

NMIT to offer a 20-week ELICOS package

NMIT to offer a 20-week ELICOS package*

Contact NMIT International Office for specific requirements

General IELTS 5.5

NMIT to offer a 10-week ELICOS package

General IELTS 5.0

NMIT to offer a 20-week ELICOS package

General IELTS 4.5

NMIT to offer a 30-week ELICOS package

NMIT to offer a 30-week ELICOS package*

GENERAL IELTS General IELTS 6.0 or higher

for lower IELTS scores, NMIT can offer an ELICOS package of up to 50 weeks * Only available for student visa assessment level 3 countries ** A higher level of English language proficiency is required for the Bachelor and Associate Degree of Writing and Publishing, Bachelor and

Associate Degree of Early Years Studies, Bachelor of Education (Early Years), Associate Degree of Tertiary Studies and the Diploma of Professional Writing and Editing. Please refer to specific language requirements in the course information or visit www.nmit.edu.au/international

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Student Information Enrol at NMIT Certificate/Diploma**/ Advanced Diploma Courses For students from student visa assessment level 1 & 2 countries 3. Pearson Test of English (PTE) academic score 4. Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) score

5. International Baccalaureate minimum score 6. Test of English for International Communication (TOEIC) score

For students from student visa assessment level 3 & 4 countries

Associate Degree/ Bachelor Courses** For students from student visa assessment level 1 & 2 countries

530 (paper based), 197 (computer based) or 71 (internet based)

530 (paper based), 213 (computer based) or 79 (internet based)

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For students from student visa assessment level 3 & 4 countries

650 or higher for reading and listening test

7. Evidence of a successful completion in Australia of: a foundation course a senior secondary certificate of education a substantial part of a certificate IV or higher level qualification from the Australian Qualifications Framework English studies at an upper intermediate level at a CRICOS registered English language school

with Academic IELTS 5.0 or higher

English studies at an advanced level at a CRICOS registered English language school

with Academic IELTS 5.0 or higher

Evidence of studies in English for at least five years in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Republic of Ireland, South Africa, United Kingdom or United States. * Only available for student visa assessment level 3 countries ** A higher level of English language proficiency is required for the Bachelor and Associate Degree of Writing and Publishing, Bachelor and

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Student Information Enrol at NMIT Visa Requirements

nformation about student visas can be obtained from the Australian Government Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) at www.immi.gov.au/students While on a student visa, it is your responsibility to uphold your visa conditions. For information about your student visa conditions, please contact DIAC or refer to the information provided by DIAC at the time of your visa grant. Student visa requirements:

• you must satisfy course requirements by remaining enrolled in a CRICOS registered course and maintaining satisfactory course progress requirements

Enrolment and Orientation

fter paying tuition fees and receiving your Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE), it is compulsory that you attend the orientation session scheduled for all commencing International Students prior to each semester. Please see www.nmit.edu.au/course_info/ international_students/orientation Individual faculties also run course-specific enrolment and orientation sessions, and attendance at these programs is required. Dates and locations for these subsequent sessions are provided at the International Student orientation session or by contacting the International Office.

• you must maintain adequate Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) during your stay in Australia • you must notify your education provider of any change in your residential address within seven days of the change

Tuition Fees Tuition fees are to be paid in full prior to commencement of each semester. Course fees will be outlined in your Letter of Offer and also in the Acceptance Agreement that you must return with the initial payment. The International Office will send reminder letters outlining the fees payment schedule prior to the end of each semester. Fees can be paid by electronic transfer, bank cheque or by credit card. During the enrolment session with your faculty, you will receive your student ID card, which is also your library card. PLEASE NOTE: If you arrive after the course commencement date, you may not be able to commence your course. NMIT may ask you to defer your studies and wait for the next semester or next available intake. Please contact the International Office if you believe that you will not be able to commence at the start date, as stated on your Confirmation of Enrolment.

• you can work in paid employment for no more than 20 hours a week provided that work does not interfere with your studies (there are no limitations to working during recognised holiday periods) • if you have completed less than six months of your principal course at NMIT, you can only change to another education provider if you obtain permission and a letter of release from NMIT. Further information on NMIT’s international student policies and procedures can be found at www.nmit.edu.au/course_info/ international_students/policies_forms

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Student Information Enrol at NMIT Articulation One thing leads to another when you build your skills

any NMIT courses form a pathway of study to higher qualifications, either at NMIT, another TAFE or university. You can start at a certificate level and work up to an advanced diploma, or in some disciplines, a bachelor degree. Alternatively, you might already have a degree and want an industry specific qualification to help with your employability. For more information on pathways from NMIT courses to higher qualifications at NMIT go to www.nmit.edu.au/articulation

Get Credits for La Trobe University Courses NMIT and La Trobe University now have a formal articulation agreement which guarantees specific credit to NMIT graduates entering selected La Trobe undergraduate programs. Graduates from a range of NMIT diploma, advanced diploma and associate degree courses can now explore articulating into a relevant degree course at La Trobe University. For example, an NMIT Diploma of Visual Art graduate currently earns 120 credit points* towards La Trobe’s Bachelor of Visual Arts and an NMIT Diploma of Business Administration graduate currently earns 60 credit points* towards a La Trobe Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management), Bachelor of Accounting or Bachelor of Business.

Huge cost savings NMIT’s range of high quality articulation pathways offers excellent value for money through its competitive pricing – by choosing to study at NMIT first, you can save up to a third of the usual cost of studying at degree level.

It’s easy The application process is quick and easy. An articulation package with NMIT requires only one visa application and one joint study enrolment application.

Key areas of study at NMIT currently covered by the articulation agreement with La Trobe include:

Example Study Pathways at NMIT

• Visual Arts • Business • Information Technology For more information on NMIT’s articulation arrangement with La Trobe University go to www.nmit.edu.au/articulation * figures based on NMIT website February 2011.

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Student Information Enrol at NMIT Courses that go places A TAFE qualification is now highly portable and many courses have national codes (as part of the Australian Qualifications Framework) making them uniform throughout Australia. This means you can move to another TAFE institute (if they run the same course), and pick up where you left off without having to repeat any subjects. NMIT also recognises the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) qualifications of other Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) including universities, TAFEs and other registered providers. This means your existing qualifications can be credited towards an NMIT qualification.

Get there faster with Skills Recognition In many cases you can fast-track your studies at NMIT through our Skills Recognition process. Students are assessed in a number of ways: Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) – provides students with partial or full credit towards an accredited qualification if the student already possesses skills and knowledge gained through: • workplace experience • voluntary work • social or domestic activities • formal or informal training Recognition of Current Competency (RCC) – enables students who have completed subjects through previous study to gain partial or full credit towards a new or current qualification.

Skills Recognition Fees and Charges during 2011 the following fees and charges applied to Skills Recognition.* • Ineligible for a government subsidised place: RPL/RCC AU$1 per student contact hour (SCH). * The above fees and charges are as at 2011 and may be subject to change in 2012. Skills recognition fees are paid on top of the tuition fees. Please contact the International Office for more information. Tuition fees can be reduced when Skills Recognition results in a shortening of the course duration by one semester or more for certificate, diploma and advanced diploma courses. For associate degree and bachelor courses, fees can be reduced on a per-subject basis.

Skills Recognition can significantly reduce the amount of formal training involved in gaining a qualification.

Students must also provide evidence of English language proficiency. See specific course information for further entry requirements. Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Student Information Student Services NMIT Facilities

tudents study in commercial scale, industry related, modern environments and gain the practical experience that enhances their employment prospects. NMIT facilities include: • two wineries (100 tonne and 200 tonne) for the production of high quality wines • the Aquaculture Training and Applied Research Centre, incorporating both freshwater and marine systems • a 300 hectare working thoroughbred stud where students learn a range of equine studies • a fully operational modern restaurant and bistro at the Preston campus and another bistro at Collingwood for hospitality students • a fully equipped commercial kitchens for students studying cookery courses • advanced robotics and the latest computing technologies for manufacturing engineering students

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• a modern hairdressing training studio and beauty salon furnished with the latest equipment • audio editing facilities where performing arts students can edit with the very best technology • a recording studio, television studio, and performing arts theatre for students of sound production, music performance and entertainment • photography, art and jewellery studios • various art galleries where students can showcase their creative endeavours • a state-of-the-art Technical Education Centre at Heidelberg accommodating 300 students, featuring general learning and trade workshops, as well as student support facilities • the brand new Green Skills Centre of Excellence, located at Epping – this building is a benchmark in training for environmentally sustainable practices from solar power and water heating to wind power generation and horticultural land conservation.

Student support services

MIT provides a range of free support services to assist you in reaching your study goals, as well as providing a variety of inexpensive social activities.

Counselling Counsellors are available to provide free counselling services to students with study or personal issues. This confidential service can be requested either through Student Services or the International Office.

Study skills advisory service

range of free services are offered to assist students such as small group tutorials based on subjects/courses, and one-to-one tutorials. The service also run regular workshops on essay writing, report writing, time management, referencing and research skills, oral presentations and note taking.

Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

Student Information Student Services Student activities

he Student Activities Office provides a range of student welcome programs, on and off-campus events, sporting competitions, as well as trips and tours in collaboration with Tertiary Recreation and Entertainment Victoria (TREV). All on-campus events are free and open to all NMIT students. Further information on upcoming events can be found at www.nmit.edu.au/about/student_services

Student grievances

MITâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Student Grievance Policy and Procedure is based on the principle that all students are entitled to fair and consistent treatment and a prompt resolution of their grievances. The procedure provides a mechanism for lodging grievances. The full policy and procedure can be obtained by contacting the International Office or from the NMIT website at www.nmit.edu.au/international

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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English Language English Language Intensive Course for Overseas Students (ELICOS) CRICOS Code: 010061D Course Code: 2190LDL www.nmit.edu.au/courses/english_ language_intensive_course_for_overseas_ students_(elicos) NMIT study area: ELICOS

his English language course caters for all levels of English learners from beginners to those who are seeking advanced English for academic purposes. The skills and knowledge offered in this course include the development of speaking, listening, reading and writing English, as well as English for further study, an introduction to Australian society and vocational orientation. Applicants may progress to higher level English language courses or commence formal study at NMIT or another institution. NMIT ELICOS offers:

• 25 hours of face-to-face English tuition a week, including between two and four hours a week of Computer Assisted Language Learning • A four week Summer School Program focusing on study skills for mainstream courses • ELICOS courses at all levels from elementary to advanced

Features of the program: • small class sizes • highly skilled, dedicated professional teachers with post-graduate qualifications in teaching English as a second language • intensive workshops on pronunciation, grammar, listening and English communication skills • integrated English tuition in reading, writing, listening, speaking, grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation • study skills for mainstream courses • access to students support services such as counselling and assistance with accommodation • class excursions to places of interest around Melbourne (there may be an additional cost for some excursions) • comfortable, well equipped classrooms and up-to-date computer facilities • language skills focusing on the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) • recreational activities and trips organised by NMIT Student Services offering opportunities to mix with local students • orientation to Australian life and study • a graduation ceremony and certificate presentation at the end of each semester

NMIT IELTS Centre and IELTS Preparation Course The IELTS Test Centre at NMIT offers the internationally recognised IELTS English Language Test. For more information on IELTS test dates, preparation courses and enrolments, go to: www.nmit.edu.au/ielts

ELICOS intake dates New intakes commence on the first date of each five-week group shown below. Minimum period: five weeks.

2012 dates 3 January - 27 January* 23 January - 24 February 27 February - 30 March 16 April - 18 May 21 May - 22 June 9 July - 10 August 13 August - 14 September 1 October - 2 November 5 November - 7 December

2013 dates 7 January – 1 February* 28 January – 1 March 4 March – 5 April 22 April – 24 May 27 May – 28 June 15 July – 16 August 19 August – 20 September 7 October – 8 November 11 November – 13 December * Four week Summer School Program – for students preparing for certificate, diploma, advanced diploma, associate degree and bachelor courses.

Admission Requirements There are no entry requirements for this course. Course Duration The course is delivered in study blocks of 5 weeks with the exception of the four-week Summer School English Study Skills Program. The maximum number of weeks of study required for this course is dependent on the conditions of your student visa.

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Campus Collingwood Course Fee AU$ $300 per week (includes text book)

Course Outcomes • move to a more advanced English language course • commence a formal study program at NMIT or another institution

Materials Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course.

Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

Agriculture and Environmental Studies Bachelor of Agriculture and Land Management CRICOS Code: 070935F Course Code: HEESALM www.nmit.edu.au/courses/bachelor_of_ agriculture_and_land_management NMIT study area: Agriculture and Land Management – Higher Education

he Bachelor of Agriculture and Land Management is a unique, vocationally oriented course that will provide graduates with the scientific, practical, critical and interpersonal skills and knowledge necessary for professionals employed in agriculture and natural resource management. Gain skills and knowledge in agricultural technologies, soil science, water management, animals and plants, business and sustainability. The course focuses on the importance of being contemporary, with a balance of academic, practical and industry placements. Students will be provided not just with skills and knowledge, but an appreciation of agriculture as a multidisciplinary study. The course is structured to allow students to develop knowledge and skills in an integrated and dynamic framework of research and practical applications. Flexibility in the third year enables students to develop independent and autonomous study skills and learning opportunities in authentic work environments.

Associate Degree in Agriculture and Land Management CRICOS Code: 070934G Course Code: HEESALMAD www.nmit.edu.au/courses/associate_ degree_in_agriculture_and_land_ management NMIT study area: Agriculture and Land Management – Higher Education

he Associate Degree in Agriculture and Land Management is an embedded exit point at the completion of the first two years of the bachelor degree. This flexibility enables students to exit at the end of second year with a range of professional skills and a qualification. The course design and structure provides students with key theoretical knowledge, research and practical operational skills in agriculture and land management. Students have the option of completing the bachelor degree at a later stage, in order to achieve broader skills and knowledge.

• Northern Lodge, a 200-hectare working commercial farm, located at Yan Yean, 25 kilometres north of Melbourne. • shearing shed • cell grazing system • prime lamb and sheep flock • stud cattle herd • modern agriculture machinery and equipment • cattle barn and holding yards • extensive classroom and laboratory facilities Year 1 • field skills: summer – autumn • living systems A • research methods • technologies in agriculture A • field skills: winter–spring • living systems B • agricultural enterprises • soil science Year 2 • soil management • water management • animal physiology • plant management • technologies in agriculture B • rural business practices Year 3 • rural communities and networks • sustainability • industry studies • research project • contemporary issues • innovation and change

Course Duration 3 years Commencing February

Specific:

Course Fee AU$ $12,800 pa

• studies equivalent to Australian Year 12, mathematics (any) and one of biology or chemistry, or • satisfactory completion of a TAFE diploma course in agriculture (or equivalent), or • relevant industry experience defined as professional engagement in the agriculture industry for a minimum of two years and demonstrated capacity to undertake work at a degree level.

Facilities

Campus Epping

Materials Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course.

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

Course Outcomes Graduates of the bachelor degree can expect to gain employment in all aspects of agricultural production and landscape management. Career opportunities include employment in animal production, crop production, soil and water conservation, Landcare, marketing, processing, extension and technical positions. Potential employers include financial institutions, environmental or business consulting firms, marketing and publication companies, government departments and technical sales and farm management companies.

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Agriculture and Environmental Studies Bachelor of Aquaculture CRICOS Code: 070937D Course Code: HEESAAQUAC www.nmit.edu.au/courses/bachelor_of_ aquaculture NMIT study area: Aquaculture – Higher Education A new program is currently under development. Please check the website for the latest course information updates.

he Bachelor of Aquaculture is a multidisciplinary course providing students with training in 24 subjects, leading to comprehensive knowledge of the aquaculture and aquatic environmental industries and related fields. Study streams include aquatic biology, aquatic animal culture (fish, mollusc, crustaceans, live foods), aquatic animal reproduction, microbiology and histology of aquatic animals, aquatic animal health and diseases, seafood processing and food safety management, aquaculture engineering, aquatic environmental management, business management and marketing, industry placement and applied research.

Admission Requirements General: successful completion of studies equivalent to Australian Year 12 education or relevant employment experience. English language proficiency equivalent to Academic IELTS overall band score of 6.0. See page 13 for more details. Specific: • studies equivalent to Australian Year 12 with mathematics and either biology or chemistry, or • successful completion of a diploma course in aquaculture or in a related field Bridging courses on biology, chemistry and mathematics are available (in January of each academic year) before classes commence for those applicants whose skills in these areas are insufficient.

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This degree has a strong vocational focus to support the solid theoretical foundations of the course, and therefore all elements are supported by practical applications. The promotion of sustainable aquaculture development is a central aim of this program. Facilities • Aquaculture Training and Applied Research Centre - a commercial scale facility featuring indoor re-circulating aquaculture systems • earthen pond systems • live feed production laboratory • seafood processing facility Year 1 • introduction to aquaculture • biology of aquatic animals I • practical computing • aquatic chemistry and biochemistry • aquaculture mathematics and statistics • aquaculture engineering I • biology of aquatic animals II • applied algology and zooplankton

Course Duration 3 years Commencing February and July Campus Epping Course Fee AU$ $12,800 pa Materials Students are required to purchase their own stationery and lab coat. Most of the text and resources are available through the library and the NMIT Student Portal.

Year 2 • aquaculture engineering II • aquatic animal nutrition • business management and marketing I • aquatic ecology and aquatic science • aquaculture engineering III • reproduction and genetics of aquaculture animals • applied mollusc and crustacean aquaculture • business management and marketing II Year 3 • applied marine fish and salmonid aquaculture • microbiology and histology of aquatic animals • aquatic environmental management • seafood processing and food safety management • applied freshwater finfish aquaculture • aquatic animal health and diseases • industry placement (over semesters 1 and 2) • aquaculture project and research methods (over semesters 1 and 2)

Course Outcomes Graduates will be at the forefront of food supply industries with careers as managers/owners/operators of aquaculture farms and government advisors on aquaculture policy. Opportunities for aquaculture graduates also exist with water management authorities, environmental agencies and the leisure and tourism industry. Graduates may also seek to enter post-graduate study.

Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

Agriculture and Environmental Studies Bachelor of Equine Studies CRICOS Code: 054078J Course Code: HEESEQST www.nmit.edu.au/courses/bachelor_of_ equine_studies NMIT study area: Equine Studies - Higher Education

his degree offers specialised equine study aimed at assisting students to develop a scientific understanding of the horse, its environment and current management practices. It focuses on developing the ability to apply this knowledge to the management of horses under a wide range of conditions. Subject areas covered in the degree include equine anatomy, physiology, development, health, nutrition, conformation, genetics, behaviour, locomotion and reproduction as well as management of performance and breeding horses, pastures and facilities. The course provides knowledge of farm business management principles, enterprise planning and analysis, accounting, financial management, business law and equine legislation and law. NMIT is the only Victorian TAFE institute to establish a full-time course in equine studies at bachelor degree level.

Associate Degree in Equine Studies CRICOS Code: 071547K Course Code: HEESEQSTAD www.nmit.edu.au/courses/associate_ degree_in_equine_studies NMIT study area: Equine Studies – Higher Education The Associate Degree in Equine Studies is an embedded exit point at the completion of year 2 of the Bachelor of Equine Studies. To gain this qualification, students must complete the year 1 and 2 subjects except for statistics. In its place, students need to complete the work experience subject of the Bachelor degree. Facilities • Bachelor of Equine Studies students study at the Epping campus as well as the 300 hectare thoroughbred stud farm, Northern Lodge Stud, located 20 minutes north of Epping. Some of the key facilities at Northern Lodge Stud include: • 20 riding horses and two resident stallions • 37 brood mares and their foals • a stable complex with 24 stables • an exercise track with starting stalls • covering barn and stripping stalls • handling facilities and ménage • walking machine and covered sand roll

Course Duration Associate Degree in Equine Studies 2 years

Specific:

Epping

• studies equivalent to Australian Year 12 to include recognised equivalent of mathematics and one of either biology or chemistry

Bachelor of Equine Studies 3 years Commencing February Campus

Course Fee AU$ $12,800 pa Materials Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course.

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

Year 1 • introduction to horse and stud and management I • functional equine anatomy and physiology I • living systems I • microbiology • introduction to horse and stud and management II • mathematics and statistics • living systems II • functional equine anatomy and physiology II Year 2 • equine behaviour • business management I • equine health • locomotion • industry experience • pastures management • herd health • equine reproduction • equine exercise physiology Year 3 • managing the equine athlete • equine nutrition • apply genetic principles to equine breeding • project and research methods • equine reproduction management • business management II • feeds and feeding

Course Outcomes Graduates may gain employment in/as: • bloodstock agents • equestrian sports management • equine consultants • equine education • equine industry marketing and promotions • equine stud managers/owners and/or operators • equine welfare • government advisors on equine industry/policy • breeding and thoroughbred management

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Agriculture and Environmental Studies Bachelor of Viticulture and Winemaking CRICOS Code: 052244E Course Code: HEESVCWM www.nmit.edu.au/courses/bachelor_of_ viticulture_and_winemaking NMIT study area: Viticulture and Winemaking – Higher Education

his multidisciplinary course is designed to produce graduates with an extensive and specialised knowledge of viticulture and winemaking practices through all seasons of the grape growing and wine making calendars. This course includes a study of winemaking, plant biology and physiology, microbiology, entomology, chemistry, soil science, and vineyard and water management. Students apply the skills and theory learnt during the course through hands-on activities and projects at our two wineries and four vineyards. The course also provides students with a sound understanding of national and international wine industries, enabling graduates to work as effective industry leaders anywhere in the world. The course can be studied both oncampus or via our flexible delivery mode.

Admission Requirements General: successful completion of studies equivalent to Australian Year 12 education or relevant employment experience. English language proficiency equivalent to Academic IELTS overall band score of 6.0. See page 13 for more details. Specific: • overall Academic IELTS score to include 6.0 for writing • wine consumption is a regular and compulsory part of the program required to complete the course • written submission of 300–500 words describing reasons in applying for this course • year 12 chemistry pass or equivalent

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Facilities

Year 2

• four vineyards – Yarra Glen (2 hectares), Eden Park (10 hectares), Ararat (28 hectares) and a training vineyard at the Growling Frog Golf Course in Yan Yean.

• wine production I • wine chemistry I • wine evaluation I • the business of grape and wine production I • international wine styles • experimental design and research methods • vine physiology and grape production • the business of grape and wine production II

Specialised vineyard equipment includes: • farm tillage and soil analysis systems • frost control systems • fully-automated irrigation and computerised weather stations • two wineries at the Epping (100 tonne) and Ararat (250 tonne) campuses. Specialised winery equipment includes: • presses and crusher/destemmer • quality tanks and barrels • rotary fermenters and automated bottling line Year 1 • viticulture wines and society • introductory chemistry • soil science and plant nutrition • plant biology • introduction to entomology and microbiology • soil and water management • plant physiology • vineyard management I

Course Duration 3 years Commencing February and July Campus Epping

Year 3 Winemaking major stream • contemporary issues • wine production II • Australian wine industry and its wines • wine practicum (over semester 1 and 2) • microbiology and biotechnology • wine evaluation II • winery engineering • wine chemistry II Viticulture major stream • contemporary issues • Australian wine industry and its wines • vineyard establishment and maintenance • viticulture practicum (over semester 1 and 2) • microbiology and biotechnology • wine chemistry II • viticulture engineering

Course Outcomes Graduates will be equipped to enter the grape growing industry or wine manufacturing or to follow a career in which there is a need for scientifically trained personnel. Employment opportunities include:

Course Fee AU$ $12,800 pa Materials Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course.

• owner/manager of a winery or vineyard • wine exporter • wine marketer • wine retailer • wine/viticulture education • winemaker • winery laboratory technician

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Agriculture and Environmental Studies Diploma of Agriculture CRICOS Code: 073860G National Code: RTE50103 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ agriculture NMIT study area: Agriculture

he Diploma of Agriculture is for students who wish to pursue a managerial career in the agriculture industry or associated agribusiness enterprises such as stock and station agents, farm managers, farm operators and associated agriculture businesses. Through this course, graduates acquire a wide range of skills in the primary industry sectors. Training covers farm management, production systems, human resources, trading strategies, quality management systems, research trials, marketing and physical resource management. Students must complete the Certificate IV in Agriculture in the first year, before commencing the Diploma of Agriculture in the second year.

• develop livestock health strategies • develop a livestock production plan • develop a whole farm plan • develop climate risk management strategies • identify and select animals for breeding • develop livestock feed plans • plan and review administration systems • plan and develop a business website • establish pastures and crops for livestock production • undertake agricultural crop harvesting • artificially inseminate livestock • prepare facilities for shearing and crutching • prepare livestock for shearing • prepare livestock for competitions • press wool • perform specialised machinery maintenance • prepare and apply chemicals • transport, handle and store chemicals • crutch sheep • muster and move livestock • care for health and welfare of livestock • install, maintain and repair fencing • grind cutters and combs • operate tractors

Course Duration 1 year (after the successful completion of Certificate IV in Agriculture)

Specific:

Course Fee AU$ $10,500 pa

• Students must complete the Certificate IV in Agriculture in the first year before advancing to the diploma in the second year.

“I had no experience to start with and now I would be quite comfortable working on a farm.”

Students will study:

Sheena Mason, Diploma of Agriculture

Commencing February Campus Epping

Materials Students are required to supply their own stationery and appropriate clothing when undertaking practical projects.

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

MIT graduate Sheena Mason always wanted to join the Navy. But when her application was refused, she developed an interest in the agriculture industry. Despite having no farming background, Sheena enrolled in a course at NMIT, and went on to win an award for her work in rural communities.

Go to www.nmit.edu.au/success_stories/ sheena_mason for the full story.

Course Outcomes Students may wish to articulate into NMIT’s Bachelor of Agriculture and Land Management (see page 21). Graduates may gain entry into a wide range of occupations available within the agriculture and rural production industry and with any associated agribusiness enterprises, such as stock and station agents, farm managers, farm operators and associated agriculture businesses.

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Agriculture and Environmental Studies Diploma of Conservation and Land Management CRICOS Code: 047870K National Code: RTD50102

Year 1

Year 2

Students will study:

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• collect and classify plants • collect and manage data • cost a project • define the pest problem in the local area • monitor biodiversity • plan and develop interpretive activities • plan the implementation of revegetation works • produce maps for land management purposes • provide information on environmental issues and policies • recommend plants and cultural practices • report on a place of potential cultural significance • report on a project

• conduct biological surveys • conduct field research into natural and cultural resource management • develop a management plan for a designated area • manage fauna populations • plan burning for natural and cultural resource management • plan erosion and sediment control measures

Campus Epping

Course Outcomes Graduates may find work in natural resource management/conservation and land management including as a park ranger, conservation officer, environmental officer, Landcare coordinator and fisheries and wildlife officer.

NMIT study area: Conservation and Land Management

ain the skills and knowledge required to work as a field employee in managing natural resources. You will develop an understanding of the natural environment and associated management issues. The course places an emphasis on learning through fieldwork and project-based activities across a range of areas including: catchment and land management, biodiversity, biological surveying, fauna management, erosion control, pest animal and plant control, revegetation, cultural resource management, interpretation and fire management. The Diploma of Conservation and Land Management incorporates the Certificate IV in Conservation and Land Management within the first year of study.

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Course Fee AU$ $10,900 pa Materials Text books: Approximately AU$300. A book list will be provided at the start of the program. Students will also need to have suitable clothing, sun protection and sturdy footwear for fieldwork. Students will be required to attend a field camp: Approximately AU$300.

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Agriculture and Environmental Studies Diploma of Equine Stud Management CRICOS Code: 056744G National Code: 21637VIC www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ equine_stud_management NMIT study area: Equine Studies

he equine industry involves more than one million people across Australia and has a strong international reputation. The Diploma of Equine Stud Management has been designed to cover the areas of practical horse management, business management and pasture, farm, property, and infrastructure management. Students will be required to undertake two blocks of practical placement on a commercial thoroughbred stud during the breeding, as well as the yearling preparation and weaning seasons.

Facilities • Northern Lodge Stud at Eden Park is a fully equipped stable and training facility with a commercial breeding program that produces highly valued yearlings for thoroughbred sales.

“It allowed me to really get my horse handling skills up to scratch and learn much more about the industry.”

Students will study: • handle horses safely • apply chemicals under supervision • prepare and apply chemicals • establish and maintain the enterprise occupational health and safety program • manage agricultural crop production • develop and implement a breeding strategy • manage livestock production • develop a whole farm plan • develop and implement plans for horse nutrition • manage care of stud stock • develop, implement and monitor health strategies for stud stock • develop and monitor business operations • develop and implement a marketing plan for stud stock

Henry Von Doussa, Diploma of Equine Stud Management

Campus Epping Course Fee AU$ $11,450 pa Materials While most riding equipment is provided, students are required to possess suitable (heeled) boots and practical clothing suitable for riding.

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

MIT graduate Henry Von Doussa spent years putting off his dream of working with horses. Completing a course at NMIT gave him the skills and knowledge he needed to start a new career, while a $12,000 study grant award gave him valuable experience working on a stud farm. Go to www.nmit.edu.au/success_stories/ henry_von_doussa for the full story.

Course Outcomes Students who complete the diploma may advance to NMIT’s Bachelor of Equine Studies program (see page 23). Graduates of this course may gain entry into a wide range of occupations available within the horse breeding industry and with any associated equine enterprises, such as licensing bodies, equine dentists, transport, media, publishing and bloodstock.

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Agriculture and Environmental Studies Diploma of Horticulture CRICOS Code: 051531F National Code: RTF50103 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ horticulture NMIT study area: Horticulture

he Diploma of Horticulture is a practical-based course with students training in NMIT’s fully equipped workshop, laboratories and extensive garden area. A computer laboratory with computer aided drafting (CAD) software and a well-resourced library enhance student study as they prepare for careers in areas such as local government, landscape companies, horticultural consultancy, private gardens, historic gardens, botanic gardens and institutions. A range of sound technical horticultural skills and knowledge are on offer in this course. Students study and train in areas such as plant identification, pest and disease management, soils, plant establishment, garden restoration, computers and report writing, garden design and planning and turf cultivation. Students must complete the Certificate III in Horticulture before commencing the Diploma of Horticulture. Students will study:

• advanced plant identification • horticultural practices • estimates, quotes and tendering • landscape design • plant establishment and garden restoration practices • plant health management • report writing • soils management

Course Duration 2 years Commencing February and July Campus Greensborough Course Fee AU$ $10,900 pa

Materials Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course. Course Outcomes Graduates can enter the industry as horticulturalists or run their own horticulture business.

• Students must complete the Certificate III in Horticulture before commencing the Diploma of Horticulture.

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Agriculture and Environmental Studies Certificate III in Animal Technology CRICOS Code: 053439G National Code: RUV30104 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iii_ in_animal_technology NMIT study area: Animal Studies

he Certificate III in Animal Technology is the industry qualification for persons operating at junior or assistant level and performing animal technology functions within a scientific environment. While undertaking this qualification, students will have access to an animal technology workplace through a period of work placement or work experience. Students develop a range of skills and knowledge in areas of animal health, nutrition, breeding and laboratory procedures. Students will study:

• anaesthesia in animals • analyse data and interpret results • animal health and wellbeing • aseptic techniques • behavioural enrichment • breeding procedures • general care of animals • nutrition of research animals

Campus Fairfield Course Fee AU$ $10,500 pa Materials Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course.

Course Outcomes Graduates of this course may gain employment in science, research and educational facilities. Technicians are employed to perform a variety of roles but especially in care and husbandry at a junior level progressing to management, techniques and research.

Commencing February

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Agriculture and Environmental Studies Certificate III in Floristry

his one-year course comprises the Certificate II and Certificate III in Floristry. The certificate II provides training that gives participants the skills necessary to enter the floristry industry. There is a strong focus on the development of practical skills in contemporary floristry techniques. The Certificate III in Floristry is a practical course. Graduates of this course may gain employment in floristry enterprises producing floral arrangements and retailing floral work. Opportunities exist in the design and production of floral works for weddings, funerals and large-scale events. Students are actively encouraged to participate in floral competitions. NMIT provides excellent training facilities for floristry students:

• computer laboratory • cool room facility • extensive collection of horticultural material for identification and practical design work • spacious practical workrooms • well-resourced library

Certificate II in Floristry

Certificate III in Floristry

CRICOS Code: 066709F National Code: WRF20104

CRICOS Code: 054457J National Code: WRF30104

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NMIT study area: Floristry

A sound basis in practical floristry skills will be developed along with the essential underpinning knowledge such as plant identification, care of stock, retail and customer service communications. Students complete part of their training as a placement in a suitable floristry enterprise.

The emphasis is on the development of sound practical skills, such as aspects of care and selection of cut flowers, plant identification skills and extensive retail skills. Students are also introduced to contemporary techniques and design, and encouraged to develop their individual floral design skills.

Students will study:

• care and control of stock • creating floristry designs • customer service and advice • displaying stock and products • housekeeping • maintain indoor plants • occupational health and safety (OH&S) • retail operations

• care and control of stock • creating floristry designs • customer service and advice • displaying stock and products • occupational health and safety (OH&S) • recognition of plant species • retail operations

Campus Fairfield

Course Outcomes Graduates of this course may gain employment in the floristry enterprises producing floral arrangements and retailing floral work. Opportunities exist in the design and production of floral works for weddings, funerals and large-scale events.

Course Fee AU$ $10,500 pa Materials All floral materials and sundries provided. List of safety equipment and books that need to be purchased by students will be distributed to students early in the course.

Commencing February and July

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Agriculture and Environmental Studies Certificate III in Horticulture (Retail Nursery) CRICOS Code: 069828G National Code: RTF30503 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iii_ in_horticulture_(retail_nursery)_OH2 NMIT study area: Horticulture

tudents train for this course in specialist state-of-the-art facilities. Developed in consultation with industry, this course prepares students for employment in the retail nursery industry. Students complete part of their training as a placement in the retail nursery industry and may gain employment in a retail nursery environment, from propagation to marketing and promotion of plants, products and services. Graduates of this course acquire skills such as controlling plant pests and diseases, implementing propagation and plant nutrition programs, and carrying out occupational health and safety (OH&S), environmental and workplace communication responsibilities. Students will study: • customer interaction • interior plant displays • maintaining nursery plants • pest and disease identification and control • plant displays • plant identification • properties of soils and growing media

Campus Fairfield Course Fee AU$ $10,500 pa Materials Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course.

Commencing February

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Course Outcomes Graduates will be equipped to work in a retail nursery or could articulate into the Diploma of Horticulture. Graduates may gain employment in the propagation, production and maintenance of plants or hire and sales, wholesaling and retailing of plants and associated products, provision of advice on plant selection and marketing and promotion of plant products and services.

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Agriculture and Environmental Studies Certificate III in Racing (Advanced Stablehand) CRICOS Code: 072399J National Code: RGR30208 www.nmit.vic.edu.au/courses/certificate_ iii_in_racing_(advanced_stablehand) NMIT study area: Equine Studies

he Certificate III in Racing (Advanced Stablehand) delivers a comprehensive range of topics designed to provide the skills necessary for prospective employees wishing to enter the racing industry as stablehands. Students will study:

• basic horse anatomy and physiology • basic riding skills • health and first aid for horses • lead and coordinate racing industry workers • nutrition for thoroughbred horses • safely maintain and handle horses • training and racing programs for thoroughbred horses

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Course Fee AU$ $5,700 (for 8 month course) Materials While most riding equipment is provided, students are required to possess suitable (heeled) boots and practical clothing suitable for riding. Course Outcomes Graduates of this course will gain the skills necessary for entry into the racing industry as stablehands.

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Agriculture and Environmental Studies

Ben Hokin – Bachelor of Aquaculture “I always wanted to work in research with new technology and I’m doing that now but with algae instead of fish.” Ben Hokin, Bachelor of Aquaculture

MIT Bachelor of Aquaculture graduate, Ben Hokin, always thought he’d end up working with fish. Thanks to the skills he acquired during his degree and industry contacts developed by NMIT’s Aquaculture staff he’s now contributing to the creation of greener fuels from the most unlikely of sources – algae!

Go to www.nmit.edu.au/success_stories/ben_ hokin for the full story.

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Building Advanced Diploma of Engineering Design

ivil engineering involves the design and construction of large works such as roads, bridges, commercial and industrial buildings, water supply, irrigation, water and sewage treatment schemes, and small works such as recreational facilities, car parks etc. Graduates of this course may gain employment with government departments and public authorities, civil engineering contractors or consulting engineers. This course provides participants with skills ranging from basic mathematics, communication skills, drafting and surveying, to advanced drafting techniques, and road, drainage and structural design. Students must complete the Diploma of Engineering Drafting before commencing the Advanced Diploma of Engineering Design in the second year.

Admission Requirements General: successful completion of studies equivalent to Australian Year 12 education or relevant employment experience. English language proficiency equivalent to Academic IELTS overall band score of 5.5. See page 13 for more details. Specific: • successful completion of Australian Year 12 education or equivalent including English and Mathematics • students who do not have the necessary prerequisite studies may be required to undertake additional bridging units in Mathematics and Communications • students must complete the Diploma of Engineering Drafting before commencing the Advanced Diploma of Engineering Design.

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Year 1

Year 2

Diploma of Engineering Drafting

Advanced Diploma of Engineering Design

CRICOS Code: 068509J National Code: 40603SA

CRICOS Code: 068510E National Code: 40604SA

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www.nmit.edu.au/courses/advanced_ diploma_of_engineering_design

NMIT study area: Civil Engineering

Students will study:

• computer aided drafting (CAD) • drafting steel, concrete and foundations • civil engineering materials • mechanics for engineering • Occupational Health & Safety (OH&S) • soils and site investigation • site surveying • drafting reticulation systems • drafting urban roads • environmental issues • basic technical mathematics

• advanced CAD • Civil engineering design • engineering analysis • project management • surveying computations • Advanced technical mathematics • Geotechnical site investigations

Course Duration Diploma of Engineering Drafting 1 year

Course Outcomes Graduates may gain employment with government departments and public authorities, civil engineering contractors or consulting engineers. Graduates may seek advanced standing or entry into an associated engineering degree.

Advanced Diploma of Engineering Design 2 years Commencing February Campus Preston Course Fee AU$ $10,900 pa Materials Approximately AU$100. Participants of this course are required to purchase additional texts and materials.

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Building Diploma of Building and Construction (Building) CRICOS Code: 073170M National Code: CPC50210 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ building_and_construction_(building) NMIT study area: Building and Construction (Advanced)

he first year of this course covers a range of skills essential to the building industry, as well as the necessary knowledge students require for pursuing careers as builders and managers of small to medium building businesses. Students enter the second year of the course ready to take on project management and the construction of medium-rise building projects. Graduates are provided pathways into project planning and management in the areas of residential, industrial and commercial building.

Year 1

Year 2

First year students develop skills and knowledge in structural principles and techniques, building codes and standards, legal requirements and contracts and site surveying and set out in the context of low-rise construction.

The majority of units span across the two years of study, thus the units above are continued into the second year. At this level of study, the emphasis is on expanding and developing skills in plan reading and interpretation, project management, and construction of medium-rise building projects.

Students will study: • apply structural principles to residential/ commercial medium-rise constructions • building codes and standards • conduct on-site supervision • legal requirements • manage building and construction projects • manage materials/labour for low-rise projects • occupational health and safety (OH&S) procedures • site survey and set out

Course Fee AU$ $12,000 pa

Course Duration 2 years

Course Outcomes Graduates may seek employment at a paraprofessional level within the building and construction industry as a building and construction project supervisor, planner, coordinator or manager.

Commencing February Campus Preston

Additional units students will study: • manage costs • services layout and connection methods • monitoring costing systems

Materials Students are required to purchase specific texts and materials. Approximate cost under AU$400.

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Building Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration

his course aims to develop the skills and knowledge required for a career in interior design and for working in conjunction with architects and clients in relation to domestic and commercial interiors. Progressing from certificate IV, second year students forge ahead to advanced design and decorating skills, including presentation and drawing techniques (manual and computer aided), design principles and furnishings, and fittings and fixtures coordination. Students must complete the Certificate IV in Interior Decoration before advancing to the Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration in the second year.

“I wanted to build a portfolio I could be proud of, so I would feel more confident applying for jobs in the creative industry. The teachers were really inspiring and encouraging and made me feel comfortable thinking outside the square.”

Loree Murphy, Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration

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Year 1

Year 2

Certificate IV in Interior Decoration

Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration

CRICOS Code: 068508K National Code: LMF40408

CRICOS Code: 068507M National Code: LMF50408

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NMIT study area: Building and Interior Design

Students will study:

• colour studies • computer aided drawing • drawing techniques and media • history of design • materials and finishes • soft furnishings

• 3D modelling • commercial interiors • interior lighting • structural elements • complex interior designs

fter eight years working in the events industry, NMIT graduate Loree Murphy enrolled in NMIT’s interior design program to focus more on the creative side of the industry and further her career. Instead the course led to an interest in designing commercial spaces and ultimately a new career. The course also offered plenty of practical experience including an industry placement. Go to www.nmit.edu.au/success_stories/ loree_murphy for the full story.

Course Duration Certificate IV in Interior Decoration 1 year Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration 2 years Commencing February Campus Greensborough and Preston Course Fee AU$ $10,900 pa Materials Students are required to purchase specific texts and materials. Approximate cost under AU$500.

Course Outcomes Graduates may gain employment in related retail or sales sectors, or as an interior decoration and design consultant with architects, builders, building designers or design consultancies. Graduates may also seek to become selfemployed as an interior decoration and design advisor/consultant (after gaining relevant experience) or seek advanced standing in an associated interior design degree or entry into an architectural degree.

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Business, Management and Commerce Bachelor of Accounting CRICOS Code: 070938C Course Code: HEBSBACC www.nmit.edu.au/courses/bachelor_of_ accounting NMIT study area: Business – Higher Education

oday’s accountant needs to be mindful of the rapidly changing environment affecting today’s business. NMIT’s Bachelor of Accounting is a vocationally oriented degree designed to provide you with leadership skills to take business into the future. The course incorporates mainstream accounting, together with an innovative, groundbreaking and revolutionary approach to sustainability and the environment. Close relationships with industry and professional associations, along with an industry practicum, meet the demands of employers for graduates who are able to integrate readily into a work environment. Opportunities exist for graduates to apply for membership of the National Institute of Accountants (NIA).

Admission Requirements General: successful completion of studies equivalent to Australian Year 12 education. English language proficiency equivalent to Academic IELTS overall score of 6.0. See page 13 for more details. Course Duration Associate Degree of Accounting 2 years Bachelor of Accounting 3 years Commencing February and July Campus Preston

Associate Degree of Accounting CRICOS Code: 074622B Course Code: HEBSACC11 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/associate_ degree_of_accounting NMIT study area: Business – Higher Education The Associate Degree of Accounting is now embedded into the first two years of the Bachelor of Accounting and leads directly into this course for NMIT students. Facilities NMIT provides students with a supportive learning environment including: • a modern library • excellent Microsoft laboratories • ready access to course administrators and academics • access to an extensive range of online resources • extensive range of student activities • gymnasium

Course Outcomes Graduates may find work in financial and management accounting, taxation and auditing, sustainability management, payroll, finance, and general management. The course will enable graduates to work within a number of industry sectors such as, manufacturing, retail, hospitality and tourism, arts and entertainment, information technology, health, agriculture, mining, finance, insurance, communications, government, not for profit organisations, community and education.

Course Fee AU$ $12,800 pa

Year 1 • introduction to business law • accounting I • business research methods • quantitative methods • accounting II • introduction to sustainability studies • microeconomics • management principles Year 2 • macroeconomics • risk management, corporate governance and ethics • management accounting • commercial and corporations law • corporate accounting • accounting information systems • industry practicum • environmental law OR • sustainable design Year 3 • sustainable financial and asset management • taxation law and compliance • strategic environmental assessment • sustainability reporting • environmental economics and policy • audit theory and assurance • business sustainability project • contemporary issues in accounting

The Associate Degree of Accounting now leads directly into the Bachelor of Accounting for NMIT students. As well as this, NMIT and La Trobe University have formed a Priority Articulation Partnership. NMIT students who successfully complete the Associate Degree of Accounting are eligible to be accepted directly into a range of bachelor level programs at La Trobe University. Upon request, NMIT can organise a packaged offer letter to include both the NMIT Associate Degree of Accounting and the La Trobe bachelor program. For more details, please refer to www.nmit.edu.au/articulation

Materials Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course.

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Business, Management and Commerce Associate Degree in International Business CRICOS Code: 057567A Course Code: HEBSINTB www.nmit.edu.au/internationalbusiness NMIT study area: Business – Higher Education A new full degree program is currently under development. Please check the website for the latest course information updates.

he Associate Degree in International Business was developed in consultation with industry, government agencies, professional bodies and universities to meet the growing demand for graduates skilled in international business and trade. This course provides an international perspective to traditional business practices. Graduates of the associate degree will gain a thorough understanding and appreciation of import and export practices and procedures as well as knowledge in international finance and economics. Close relationships with industry and professional associations, along with an industry practicum, meets the demands of employers for graduates who are able to integrate readily into a work environment. This qualification can also be used as a pathway for further education and training at undergraduate or postgraduate levels.

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Facilities NMIT provides students with a supportive learning environment including: • a modern library • access to an extensive range of online resources • extensive range of student activities • gymnasium Year 1 • introduction to business law • management principles • information management • statistics and forecasting methodologies • marketing principles • business environment – Asia • microeconomics • accounting for managers Year 2 • professional practice • macroeconomics • international business • international marketing and management • international business law • financial management (elective), or • business environment – European Union (elective) • supply chain management and e-business • international trade agreements, legislation and compliance • contemporary issues in business

Materials AU$1,760 text book costs throughout the duration of the course. Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course. Course Outcomes Students who successfully complete the Associate Degree in International Business may be granted up to 16 subject credits in a number of business bachelor degrees with NMIT’s partner universities or other institutes. NMIT and La Trobe University have formed a Priority Articulation Partnership. NMIT students who successfully complete the Associate Degree in International Business are eligible to be accepted directly into a range of bachelor level programs at La Trobe University. Upon request, NMIT can organise a packaged offer letter to

include both the NMIT Associate Degree in International Business and the La Trobe bachelor program. For more details, please refer to www.nmit.edu.au/articulation Graduates may find work in: • import and export facilitation and management • international marketing management • international trade development • product management • trade brokerage • transport and logistics management • general management

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Business, Management and Commerce Associate Degree in International Business Management CRICOS Code: 057568M Course Code: HEBSINTBM www.nmit.edu.au/ internationalmanagement NMIT study area: Business – Higher Education A new full degree program is currently under development. Please check the website for the latest course information updates.

he Associate Degree in International Business Management was developed in consultation with industry, government agencies, professional bodies and universities to meet the growing demand for graduates skilled in international business and management. This course provides an international perspective to traditional business management. Graduates of this course will gain a thorough understanding and appreciation of managing businesses in a global and culturally diverse environment. Close relationships with industry and professional associations, along with an industry practicum, meets the demands of employers for graduates who are able to integrate readily into a work environment. This qualification can also be used as a pathway for further education and training at undergraduate or postgraduate levels.

Facilities NMIT provides students with a supportive learning environment including: • a modern library • access to an extensive range of online resources • extensive range of student activities • gymnasium Year 1 • introduction to business law • management principles • information management • statistics and forecasting methodologies • marketing principles • business environment – Asia • microeconomics • accounting for managers Year 2 • professional practice • macroeconomics • risk management and corporate governance • international marketing and management • organisational behaviour • financial management (elective), or • business environment – European Union (elective) • change management • international human resource management • contemporary issues in business

Materials AU$1,760 text book costs throughout the duration of the course. Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course. Course Outcomes Students who successfully complete the Associate Degree in International Business Management may be granted up to 16 subject credits in a number of business bachelor degrees with NMIT’s partner universities or other institutes. NMIT and La Trobe University have formed a Priority Articulation Partnership. NMIT students who successfully complete the Associate Degree in International Business Management are eligible to be accepted directly into a range of bachelor level programs at La Trobe University.

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

“I enjoyed the computer classes the most and the conference management component. Now I think everything is possible.”

June (Thi Hoa) Phu Diploma of Business Administration and Associate Degree in International Business Management

hen June Phu returned to full-time study after raising her children, she

found the prospect a little daunting. Thanks to NMIT’s Study Skills Program which offers language tuition, she soon settled in, and has enrolled in further study with ambitions to work in the not for profit sector. Go to www.nmit.edu.au/success_stories/ thi_hoa_phu for the full story.

Upon request, NMIT can organise a packaged offer letter to include both the NMIT Associate Degree in International Business Management and the La Trobe bachelor program. For more details, please refer to www.nmit.edu.au/articulation Graduates may find work in: • general business management • human resource and personnel management • import and export management • marketing management • operations management

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Business, Management and Commerce Advanced Diploma of Accounting A new program is currently under development. Please check the website for the latest course information updates.

atering to a growing finance sector, the first year of this program prepares students for entry as skilled employees in financial services. Career opportunities span basic accounting/financial administration, payroll administration and small office management. Second year studies provide an industry specified pathway for students wishing to practise as qualified accountants, performing duties such as: tax planning, evaluating business performance (financial modelling), internal and external audit functions, audits and audit supervision, management financial planning and managing a team or department.

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Year 1 Semester 1

Year 1 Semester 2

Certificate III in Financial Services (Accounts Clerical)

Certificate IV in Financial Services (Accounting)

CRICOS Code: 066972B National Code: FNS30304

CRICOS Code: 066973A National Code: FNS40604

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iii_ in_financial_services_(accounts_clerical)

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iv_ in_financial_services_(accounting)

NMIT study area: Accounting

Students study practical, financial administration skills for entry-level employment in an accounting role.

This course develops and extends skills in the area of office management with an emphasis on the preparation of accounting, taxation, costing and budgetary reports.

Students will study: • accounts payable • bookkeeping and trial balance

Students will study:

• cash receipts/cash payments • manual and computerised systems

• completion of BAS and other office taxes

• payroll • preparation of financial reports • purchases and sales

• basic management and job costing reports • maintaining inventory records • making decisions in a legal context • managing a small office • preparation of budgets • classifying, recording and reporting of accounting information • supervising the operation of computer based systems

Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

Year 2 Semester 1

Year 2 Semester 2

Diploma of Accounting

Advanced Diploma of Accounting

CRICOS Code: 066974M National Code: FNS50204 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ accounting NMIT study area: Accounting The emphasis at this level of study is on the development of skills in the preparation of tax returns, accounting reports and financial statements. Team management and business development skills are also featured at this level.

CRICOS Code: 057886G National Code: FNS60204 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/advanced_ diploma_of_accounting NMIT study area: Accounting The development of management skills in the areas of financial planning, taxation, auditing, financial modelling and team management are a feature in this semester.

Students will study:

• business plans and reporting • introducing and maintaining accounting

• audits and audit functions • evaluating business performance

systems • managing small teams • preparing financial statements • preparing management and accounting reports • preparing tax returns

(financial modelling) • management financial planning • managing a team or department • tax planning

“The course is not about the theory, it about the process and how to do the job, which is great.”

Na (Nina) Cui, Diploma of Accounting

MIT graduate Nina Cui knew she’d have to work hard to update her accounting skills when she arrived in Australia from China two years ago. She consistently earned top marks on her course, and was awarded a $1000 study grant. Nina is hoping to become a chartered accountant specialising in tax. Go to www.nmit.edu.au/success_stories/ na_cui for the full story.

Campus Preston Course Fee AU$ $10,500 pa Materials Students are required to purchase prescribed textbooks as detailed in the Commerce Department book list.

Certificate IV in Financial Services (Accounting) 1 year Diploma of Accounting 1.5 years Advanced Diploma of Accounting 2 years

Course Outcomes The successful completion of the advanced diploma may allow students to continue study into higher education programs at NMIT or other tertiary institutions. Students may gain credits into the Associate Degree and/or the Bachelor of Accounting at NMIT (see page 37). Graduates may seek: • employment in the accounting profession • admission to membership of the National Institute of Accountants or Association of Accounting Technicians.

Commencing February and July

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Business, Management and Commerce Advanced Diploma of International Business

he first year of this course is designed for students who seek the skills and knowledge to specialise in international business and trade. Students prepare for job roles such as export/import and customer service clerk, and other employment opportunities in the areas of customer service, international marketing, domestic and international market research, risk management and international trade conventions. With an emphasis on the practical application of theory to ‘real world’ and actual business situations, second year students prepare for a career in the management, supervision and operation of marketing activities in the international arena. Career opportunities at this level include transport and logistics manager, strategic planner in international business, importer and exporter, and international trade relationships.

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Year 1 Semester 1

Year 1 Semester 2

Certificate III in International Trade

Certificate IV in International Trade

CRICOS Code: 066711A National Code: BSB30607

CRICOS Code: 066713K National Code: BSB41107

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iii_ in_international_trade

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iv_ in_international_trade

NMIT study area: International Trade

Study topics at this level introduce students to the fundamental processes of international trade.

Certificate IV studies cover areas such as presentation and communication skills, customer service, international marketing and business analysis, domestic and international market research, risk management, international finance, international law and international trade conventions.

Students will study: • assist in the international transfer of services • maintain financial records • organise the importing and exporting of goods • work effectively with diversity • prepare business documents for the international trade of goods

Students will study: • business technology • cross-culture and business activities • importing and exporting • international trade documentation • buying and selling goods and services on the international market

Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

Year 2 Semester 1

Year 2 Semester 2

Diploma of International Business

Advanced Diploma of International Business

CRICOS Code: 066715G National Code: BSB50807

CRICOS Code: 072276J National Code: 22039VIC

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ international_business

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/advanced_ diploma_of_international_business

NMIT study area: International Trade

Study at diploma level focuses on practical understanding of international business and marketing theory, management, international trade and finance, international market segmentation and analysis, international forecasting and strategic planning.

Advanced level students expand their business knowledge and skills to include international trade/service areas of shipping, marketing, freight forwarding and customs. Managerial skills in business and commercial enterprises, and duties and operations of the Customs Agent are also covered at this level.

Students will study: • build international business networks • international business financial reporting • profile international markets • promote products and services to international markets

Admission Requirements General: successful completion of studies equivalent to Australian Year 12 education or relevant employment experience. English language proficiency equivalent to Academic IELTS overall band score of 5.5. See page 13 for more details. Course Duration Certificate III in International Trade 6 months* Certificate IV in International Trade 1 year Diploma of International Business 1.5 years Advanced Diploma of Business (International Business) 2 years Commencing February and July* *February intake only for certificate III. Students with prior business experience or who have completed some previous recognised business studies can commence at the certificate IV, diploma or advanced diploma level at the beginning of Semester 2 (July).

Students will study: • custom legislation • entrepreneurial and innovation skills • international finance • managerial skills • international shipping, marketing, freight forwarding and customs • market research skills

Campus Preston Course Fee AU$ $10,500 pa Materials Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course. Course Outcomes Graduates may seek employment in international trade and finance, international market segmentation, international forecast and strategic planning. Targeted job roles include transport and logistics manager, strategic planner in international business, importer and exporter, and international trade relationships. Graduates may seek advanced standing into a degree program, including NMIT’s Associate Degree in International Business or Associate Degree in International Business Management (see page 38-39).

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Business, Management and Commerce Advanced Diploma of Legal Practice CRICOS Code: 072756D National Code: 22053VIC www.nmit.edu.au/courses/advanced_ diploma_of_legal_practice NMIT study area: Legal and Justice

f you are employed or seeking employment in legal administrative support or as legal support staff, this advanced qualification is designed for you. The course provides a thorough introduction to the law and its current operation, and is therefore useful for employment in justice administration and the courts, the police force and financial institutions. Enrolment in this course provides eligibility for provisional membership in the Institute of Legal Executives. Graduates acquire a range of skills and knowledge spanning areas such as property, family and criminal law. Legal processes, civil procedure, and the preparation of complex legal documents are just some of the study areas in this course. Students will study:

• complex legal documents and audio transcription • databases and keyboard skills • employment, consumer protection, commercial and property law • family and criminal law • law of contract, torts and evidence • legal environment and process • probate and administration • trust accounts and conveyancing • workplace safety and customer service

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Course Fee AU$ $10,900 pa Materials Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course. Course Outcomes Graduates may gain employment as legal administrative support staff in justice administration and the courts, the police force and financial services such as insurance and banking institutions.

Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

Business, Management and Commerce

Abdelnour Saade – Bachelor of Accounting “I thought the sustainability subjects looked interesting. It’s a great idea to include this in the degree.You get to find out more about Australia and it helps you to adapt. I was interacting with locals all the time.” Abdelnour Saade, Bachelor of Accounting

fter arriving from Lebanon six years ago, NMIT graduate Abdelnour Saade enrolled at NMIT to study financial services on the advice of a friend. After progressing through the Certificate and Advanced Diploma courses, Abdelnour graduated from NMIT’s Bachelor program and is about to embark on a career in chartered accounting. NMIT is one of few institutes offering the sustainability stream as part of the bachelor degree. Attending classes at TAFE also helped Abdelnour settle into Australian life. The best thing about studying at TAFE was the quality of the teaching and the smaller classes. Go to www.nmit.edu.au/success_stories/ abdelnour_saade for the full story.

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Business, Management and Commerce Advanced Diploma of Marketing

he first year of this course focuses on the practical application of theory to “real world” and actual business situations. Students develop a broad range of knowledge and skills to prepare for job roles in areas such as sales and sales coordination and administration, customer service, and assisting marketing managers. Second year students develop practical and theoretical understanding in a range of specialist marketing areas. Career opportunities for graduates include product, branch, sales and marketing management.

Year 1 Semester 1

Year 1 Semester 2

Certificate III in Business

Certificate IV in Marketing

CRICOS Code: 066710B National Code: BSB30107

CRICOS Code: 066712M National Code: BSB41307

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iii_ in_business_AM1

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iv_ in_marketing

NMIT study area: Marketing

With emphasis placed on the practical application of theory work, students develop a broad range of business skills covering areas such as customer service, communication, purchasing, database and spreadsheets, and finance.

At certificate IV level, students expand on knowledge and practical skills in the areas of market research and analysis, client relationships and networks, and general IT and business document production.

Students will study:

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Students will study: • client relationships and networks

• create and use databases • deliver and monitor a service to

• consumer behaviour analysis • effective workplace relationships

customers • maintain financial records • Occupational Health & Safety (OH&S) • process customer complaints • purchase goods and services • products and services promotion and recommendation • undertake marketing activities

• make presentations • market goods and services internationally • market research • profile the market • sales solutions • small business legal and risk management

Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

Year 2 Semester 1

Year 2 Semester 2

Diploma of Marketing

Advanced Diploma of Marketing

CRICOS Code: 066714J National Code: BSB51207 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ marketing NMIT study area: Marketing Diploma level students build on business and marketing skills with training in areas such as market trends and developments, international market data and budget and financial plan management. Students will study: • advertising media opportunities • analyse data from international markets • conduct a marketing audit

CRICOS Code: 066716G National Code: BSB60507 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/advanced_ diploma_of_marketing NMIT study area: Marketing This advanced level offers skills in specialist marketing areas such as international and direct marketing, e-business, marketing strategy development, marketing management and marketing planning. Budgeting, economics and business planning is also covered. Students will study:

• establish and adjust marketing mix • evaluate and recommend • identify and evaluate marketing opportunities • implement and monitor marketing activities • interpret market trends and developments • manage budgets and financial plans

• develop a marketing plan and organisational marketing objectives • develop and implement strategic plans • evaluate international marketing opportunities • manage market research, organisational change, risk and the marketing process

Campus Preston

Course Duration Certificate III in Business 6 months* Certificate IV in Marketing 1 year

Course Fee AU$ $10,500 pa Materials Students will be required to purchase prescribed text books and other materials as detailed in the Commerce Department book list.

Diploma of Marketing 1.5 years Advanced Diploma of Marketing 2 years Commencing February and July* *February intake only for certificate III. Students with prior business experience or who have completed some previous recognised business studies can commence at the certificate IV, diploma or advanced diploma level at the beginning of Semester 2 (July).

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

Course Outcomes Graduates may seek employment in a range of sales and marketing related positions. Graduates may seek advanced standing into a degree program. Targeted job roles include: • branch management • customer service management • marketing communication planning • marketing management • marketing research and direct marketing and management • product management • sales management • services marketing management

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Business, Management and Commerce Diploma of Business Administration

his course is designed for those seeking an administrative role in a broad range of organisations. Graduates may gain employment as executive personal assistants, administration managers, office administrators or project assistants. Graduates benefit from a range of skills and knowledge spanning specialised, technical or managerial competencies such as planning or reviewing administration systems, planning and managing conferences, and project management. The Diploma of Business Administration incorporates the Certificate IV in Business Administration within the first 6 months of study.

Year 1 Semester 1

Year 1 Semester 2

Certificate IV in Business Administration

Diploma of Business Administration

CRICOS Code: 066127F National Code: BSB40507

CRICOS Code: 066162C National Code: BSB50407

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iv_ in_business_administration_SS1

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ business_administration

NMIT study area: Administration

During the first semester, students complete units of study required for the Certificate IV and develop their skills in research, technology, organising meetings and travel at executive level.

During second semester, students experience management level training and develop knowledge and skills in planning and organisational perspectives, self-directed work practices and strategic planning.

Students will study: • administer projects • advanced word-processing and spread-

Students will study: • administration systems

sheeting • Occupational Health & Safety (OH&S) procedures • organise business travel and meetings • research information • website maintenance

• manage business documents • manage conferences • manage staff, meetings and projects • project management • working with teams

Campus Preston

Course Outcomes The diploma qualification may lead to further study pathways into various business degrees at partner universities including La Trobe University. Graduates may gain employment in supervisory roles within a broad range of organisations as executive personal assistants, administration managers, office administrators or project assistants.

Course Fee AU$ $10,500 pa Materials Materials and book lists are provided at the start of the course.

Diploma of Business Administration 1 year Commencing February

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Business, Management and Commerce Certificate III in Business Administration (Legal) CRICOS Code: 070392K National Code: BSB31007 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iii_ in_business_administration_(legal)_SS1 NMIT study area: Legal and Justice

his course is an entry level course for those who would like to work in a junior administration role within the legal sector. You will develop a broad range of basic, essential clerical and administrative skills, and gain a broad knowledge base that will enable you to provide junior level support in a range of legal service settings. Students will study:

• organising schedules • designing and producing text documents • spreadsheets • developing keyboard speed and accuracy • applying knowledge of the legal system and legal terminology to complete complex tasks • searching public records • delivering court documentation • confidentiality and security • occupational health and safety processes • audio transcription

Course Fee AU$ $5,450 (for six month course) Materials Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course. Course Outcomes Graduates may gain employment as junior legal administrative support staff in justice administration and the courts, the police force and financial services such as insurance and banking institutions.

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Engineering Advanced Diploma of Computer Systems Engineering CRICOS Code: 070977G National Code: UEE60407 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/advanced_ diploma_of_computer_systems_ engineering NMIT study area: Computer Systems

his course is structured for students seeking a career in the computer systems and engineering fields. Completion of the advanced diploma enables graduates to obtain industry qualifications from vendors such as CompTIA, CISCO, Microsoft and Sun Microsystems.

“It was very challenging, but that’s not a bad thing. It was everything I expected and probably more. The quality of the course was great and the teachers made all the difference.”

Michael Barton, Advanced Diploma of Computer Systems Engineering

MIT graduate Michael Barton worked as a painter and decorator for 18 years before a skydiving accident forced him to retire and choose a new career. An interest in computers led him to enrol in a systems engineering course at NMIT, and Michael now teaches computer classes at TAFE. Taking on fulltime study wasn’t easy for the father of two. He says NMIT provides a flexible learning space, especially for mature students. Go to www.nmit.edu.au/success_stories/ michael_barton for the full story.

Graduates of this course acquire broad and advanced skills such as commissioning of advanced computer systems and equipment including local area networks, wide area networks and the internet environment. Students will study: • apply occupational health and safety (OH&S) practices • design, set up and manage networks • develop design briefs for electrotechnology projects • develop object oriented code • dismantle, assemble and fabricate electrotechnology components • engineering software • install and optimise computer operating systems and software • manage electronics/computer systems projects • PC assembly and test

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Course Duration 2 years Commencing February Campus Heidelberg. Parts of this course will also be delivered at the Greensborough Campus. Course Fee AU$ $11,200 pa

Materials Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course. Course Outcomes Graduates may gain employment in computer systems engineering fields designing the hardware and software of complex computer systems, internetworking systems, local area networks, network support and PC maintenance.

Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

Engineering Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology Jewellery CRICOS Code: 057894G National Code: 21622VIC www.nmit.edu.au/courses/advanced_ diploma_of_engineering_technology_MM2 NMIT study area: Jewellery

et your design ideas come to life with this advanced and creative course. This qualification suits students who wish to pursue careers or enhance their skills in jewellery design and development, and in precious metals production. The emphasis in this course is on creative design and production skills, as well as the management skills required for a small jewellery business and the exhibition of jewellery. The Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology incorporates the Diploma of Engineering Technology specialising in Jewellery within the first year of study.

Year 1

Year 2

Students will study:

• apply principles of materials knowledge and new technologies to jewellery applications • design basic jewellery items • plan and apply jewellery casting techniques • plan and apply surface embellishment techniques to jewellery items • plan and apply surface treatment to jewellery items • plan and create gem settings • plan and implement chain manufacture process • plan and implement ring manufacture process • produce technical drawings for jewellery

• design and create jewellery items using historical techniques • design and create work for a graduate jewellery project • design and develop a series of works for jewellery production • design and implement mechanisms in jewellery production • establish and manage a small jewellery business • plan, conduct and supervise a jewellery exhibition

construction • research and evaluate jewellery designs in a historical context • solder hand crafted jewellery items using a precision process

“It was really good to work in an environment where they fostered artistic development and technical ability.”

Sarah Heyward, Advanced Diploma of Engineering Jewellery

hen Melbourne artist Sarah Heyward enrolled in a short course in jewellery making at NMIT, she enjoyed it so much she applied for the Advanced Diploma. Since her graduate show, for which she won an award, the former community worker has exhibited her contemporary jewellery collections in galleries around Australia. Go to www.nmit.edu.au/success_stories/ sarah_heyward for the full story.

Admission Requirements General: successful completion of studies equivalent to Australian Year 12 education or relevant employment experience. English language proficiency equivalent to Academic IELTS overall band score of 5.5. See page 13 for more details. Specific: students are required to submit a resumé of their interest and experience in the jewellery industry. A prior knowledge of technical terminology or design would be an advantage. A portfolio including pictures and/or drawings must accompany applications. Please contact the International Office for more details.

Campus Fairfield

Course Outcomes Graduates may:

Course Fee AU$ $11,400 pa

• articulate to further study at other tertiary institutions, including the Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) Gold and Silversmithing stream at RMIT or the equivalent course at Monash University • become self-employed in their own studio or sell through jewellery outlets • gain employment in the design and development of jewellery and precious metals production

Materials Students are required to purchase their own jewellery kit. The minimum requirements are discussed on the student’s induction. The Jewellery Section will provide some basic materials precious metal is not supplied by NMIT. A materials fee applies to all students and is set each year and advertised accordingly.

Course Duration 2 years Commencing February

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Engineering Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology Mechanical

he first year of this course is structured for those seeking employment roles such as assisting senior designers, production supervisors and professional engineers. Second year graduates build on the skills necessary to take a greater responsibility in supporting professional engineers. They may progress after relevant industrial experience to become senior designers or manufacturing managers. Their responsibility may include training junior staff.

Year 1

Year 2

Diploma of Engineering Technology Mechanical

Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology Mechanical

CRICOS Code: 062021D National Code: 21621VIC

CRICOS Code: 057890A National Code: 21622VIC

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ engineering_technology_MM1

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/advanced_ diploma_of_engineering_technology_MM1

NMIT study area: Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering

At diploma level, students develop skills such as drafting, design, production management, quality control, construction, on-site installation, commissioning, estimating, costing and purchasing.

The advanced diploma offers students advanced skills such as quality management techniques, project management, advanced 2D and 3D CAD techniques, and creating assemblies using solid models. Students will complete 600 hours of study in the second year to gain the advanced diploma qualification.

Students will study: • apply basic scientific principles • apply design concepts • apply mathematics in engineering situations • operate and program computers • perform engineering activities • plan and design engineering projects • represent designs using CAD systems • select appropriate engineering materials and processes • self-manage in an engineering environment

Campus Heidelberg Course Fee AU$ $11,200 pa Materials Materials levy of AU$270 applies throughout the duration of the course. Students are required to purchase scientific calculator, textbooks and safety clothing.

Students will study: • apply advanced mathematics in engineering situations • apply advanced scientific principles • manage change and technological innovation • manage engineering resources/projects/ operation • manage environmental effects of engineering activities • manage technical sales and promotion • source and estimate materials

Course Outcomes Graduates of these courses may gain employment in a range of industries covering special purpose machinery, material handling, drug, food and beverage production, automotive, petro-chemical, transport, pumps, fluid power, aerospace, construction, building services, air conditioning, stainless steel fabrication and aluminium fabrication. The majority of NMIT engineering graduates find employment in the manufacturing industry. Graduates may seek admission to related degree courses with credits for selected subjects.

Commencing February and July

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Engineering Diploma of Engineering Technology Security Engineering (Locksmithing)

his course in Locksmithing and Security Engineering has been established for over five years. The Security Technology Section courses, staff and students are recognised nationally and internationally for their high standards and professional approach. Graduates of this course have become managers of large security related organisations, proprietors of their own businesses and employees of both state and federal government departments. Graduates of this course are sought after by industry both nationally and internationally.

Certificate III in Locksmithing CRICOS Code: 062063E National Code: MEM30805

Diploma of Engineering Technology Security Engineering (Locksmithing)

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iii_ in_locksmithing_MM2

CRICOS Code: 062064D National Code: 21621VIC

NMIT study area: Locksmithing

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ engineering_technology_MM2

This course has been designed after extensive consultation with industry, providing relevant training for the locksmithing industries.

NMIT study area: Locksmithing

The Certificate III in Locksmithing is achieved concurrently with the Diploma of Engineering Technology specialising in Security Engineering over two years.

The certificate III qualification is embedded in the delivery of the Diploma of Engineering Technology specialising in Security Engineering. Students will study: • fitting various locks to timber and metal sections • general key cutting and lock maintenance • general lock servicing, troubleshooting and recombinating (changing keys) • generalised use of resources, catalogues, internet sites and computer software • installation and servicing various alarms and access control systems • opening techniques and bypass methods for domestic and commercial locks • opening, servicing and recombinating various automotive vehicles • security surveys and master keying utilising various campus buildings • servicing, troubleshooting, recombinating and opening various safes and containers

Campus Heidelberg Course Fee AU$ $12,000 pa Materials Safety boots (compulsory), safety glasses (compulsory), ear muffs (optional), wood chisels (compulsory) and other hand tools (compulsory). Go to www. nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iii_ in_locksmithing_MM2 for a complete equipment list. NMIT will purchase tools and equipment on behalf of international

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

This course provides skills in producing keys, assembling, testing and installing locking systems; machining and fabrication techniques, engineering design principles and problems; operating computing packages, using tools and managing client relationships. Students will study: • advanced lock servicing and troubleshooting • project based safe manufacturing • project based service and lever lock manufacturing • project based survey and master keying systems

students before they commence classes at a cost of AU$550. Textbooks will cost approximately AU$500 throughout the duration of the course. Course Outcomes Graduates of this course may gain employment in the security industry, which includes fields such as general locksmithing, electronic access and automotive.

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Engineering Certificate IV in Renewable Energy T

he Certificate IV in Renewable Energy is structured for those wishing to operate as a self-employed consultant or to gain employment in sales and in industries based on conservation and renewable energy technologies. Graduates of this course acquire the skills and knowledge required for the design, installation, commissioning, operation, maintenance and sale of renewable energy systems, equipment, products and services.

Certificate III in Renewable Energy ELV

Certificate IV in Renewable Energy

CRICOS Code: 073166G National Code: UEE32010

CRICOS Code: 073169D National Code: UEE41610

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iii_ in_renewable_energy_elv

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iv_ in_renewable_energy

NMIT study area: Renewable Energy

NMIT study area: Renewable Energy Students will study: • basic repairs to renewable energy apparatus • electrotechnology components • circuit problem solving • diagnostics in renewable energy control systems • documentation

The Certificate III in Renewable Energy ELV is completed concurrently with the Certificate IV in Renewable Energy over one year.

• installation of photovoltaic power systems • Occupational Health & Safety (OH&S) practices • photovoltaic apparatus in domestic dwellings • renewable energy systems • repair and maintenance of equipment • sustainable energy practice • system design and problem solving

CRICOS Provider No: 00724G

Campus Epping Course Fee AU$ $11,000 pa Materials Material costs are in addition to course fees: approximately AU$350 for printed and online resources and other materials. Students are also required to purchase text books as per book lists. Approximate cost AU$300.

Course Outcomes Employment opportunities exist in organisations involved in renewable energy applications and the design, installation, commissioning, operation, maintenance and sale of renewable energy systems, equipment, products and services.

Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

Health, Society and Cultural Studies Dr Karina Davis, Head of Program Bachelor of Education (Early Years)

“Children benefit from working with educators who are more attuned to transition needs. At the moment we know that teachers feel ill-equipped to work with a diverse group of students. We’ll be preparing students to deal with a multicultural workplace, teaching them about child development globally and how it differs in each culture.” Dr Karina Davis, Head of Program, Bachelor of Education (Early Years)

MIT’s Bachelor of Education (Early Years) provides students with the specialist skills they need to adapt to changes in the education system, according to Head of Program Karina Davis. Primary schools are now looking for specialists who are more focused on inquirybased learning. The course also incorporates up to date research about the challenges of educating children in contemporary society. Students can choose from flexible study options.

Go to www.nmit.edu.au/success_stories/karina_davis for the full story.

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Health, Society and Cultural Studies Bachelor of Education (Early Years) C

hildren never forget their first teacher; a positive educational experience in the early years of a child’s live builds confidence, self-esteem and ongoing learning capacity. In making early years education a priority area, the Commonwealth and State governments have focused on nurturing new frameworks for learning. Facilities • excellent library facilities with access to reference education journals and up to date texts exploring contemporary teaching and learning • well supported and extensive professional industry placement system Career options: • a qualified primary school teacher specialising in early years education • a qualified kindergarten or preschool teacher • a qualified room leader in a children’s service.

Associate Degree of Early Years Studies

Bachelor of Early Years Studies

CRICOS Code: 073529G Course Code: HEFEADEYS

CRICOS Code: 073528G Course Code: HEFEEYS

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/associate_ degree_of_early_years_studies

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/bachelor_of_ early_years_studies

NMIT study area: Education – Higher Education

The Associate Degree of Early Years Studies is a two-year, full-time qualification that provides the skills and industry qualifications to be employed as a qualified educator in children’s services. In this course students will learn the importance of the early years of a child’s life and be skilled in supporting contemporary children’s diverse learning, growth and development needs in a range of educational settings within children’s services.

The Bachelor of Early Years Studies is a three-year, full-time teaching degree that provides the skills and industry qualifications to be employed as a qualified early childhood teacher within children’s services, including kindergarten services. Bachelor of Early Years Studies students learn the importance of the early years of a child’s life and become skilled in supporting children in their diverse learning, growth and development needs across a range of educational settings within children’s services.

Graduates will have a specialisation in the infant and toddler years of a child’s life; an appreciation of the specific curriculum and educational needs of children in this age range and understand their role in supporting transitions across children services. They will be well equipped to work equitably with children and families across diverse backgrounds and contexts to ensure all children are supported to succeed in their early years. The Associate Degree of Early Years Studies has a commitment to the practical teaching theory and knowledge and sees placement as an essential component of pre-service education. This focus ensures graduates enter the workforce ready for the complex and diverse workplaces in which they will be employed. Students who successfully complete the Associate Degree of Early Years Studies may be granted up to 16 subject credits in the NMIT Bachelor of Early Years Studies or the Bachelor of Education (Early Years), as well as degrees offered by other universities.

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Students will understand the specific curriculum and educational needs of children in this age range and be skilled in supporting transitions across children’s services and schools. Graduates will be well equipped to work equitably with children and families across diverse backgrounds and contexts to ensure all children are supported to succeed in their early years. They will be well prepared for working on the ground through an extensive placement program that has them out in the field early in the first year of the course and embeds placement experiences within the subject content. The Bachelor of Early Years Studies provides the skills, qualifications and industry recognition as a qualified teacher to teach children from birth through to age 5 in children’s services and kindergarten settings.

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Bachelor of Education (Early Years) CRICOS Code: 073527J Course Code: HEFEEDEY www.nmit.edu.au/courses/bachelor_of_ education_(early_years) NMIT study area: Education – Higher Education The Bachelor of Education (Early Years) was developed with a commitment to the practice and theory of teaching young children in today’s diverse world. It is a four-year degree course that is recognised by both the primary and kindergarten industry bodies and provides the necessary qualifications to be recognised as a teacher in these settings.

Graduates will experience placement in a range of early years settings including children’s services, funded kindergarten settings and primary schools and are out in placement in the first few weeks of the first semester. Through the focus on contemporary subject content and extensive placement experiences, graduates will be both industry ready and theoretically prepared for the diverse situations in which they may work.

Year 2

This course provides the skills, qualifications and industry recognition as a qualified teacher to teach children from birth through to the age of 8 in children’s service kindergarten and/or primary school.

• professional curriculum • indigenous Australian studies and early years pedagogy • exploring mathematics 1 • research in practice • creating and maintaining effective learning environments • exploring science in the early years • english, literacy and language in the primary school • discipline based learning and curriculum frameworks

Year 1

• cognitive and language development • infant and toddler curriculum • effective communication • families in Australia • children with additional learning needs • inclusive education • young children and the creative arts • language and literacy in early childhood Year 3

The degree provides graduates with a sound understanding of children’s learning and growth across a diverse cultural spectrum; access to traditional and contemporary knowledge on teaching and learning in the early years and builds important critical thinking and teaching skills necessary to work effectively and equitably with children and other professionals within early years education.

• physical development • learning, teaching and play • foundations in education • children’s health safety and wellbeing • social and emotional development • observing, maintaining and promoting learning • interacting and communicating with children • professional contexts in early childhood

Year 4

Course Duration Associate Degree of Early Years Studies 2 years

Materials Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course.

Bachelor of Early Years Studies 3 years

Course Outcomes Students who successfully complete two years will be qualified to work as a room leader in a long day childcare centre. Students who successfully complete three years will be qualified to work as a kindergarten teacher and/or as a room leader in a long day childcare centre. Students who successfully complete the four year degree will be qualified as an early years specialist primary teacher (with the additional qualifications of a kindergarten teacher and room leader).

Specific: • standard in mathematics equivalent to satisfactory completion of VCE Units 1 and 2 mathematics (Australian Year 11) • must obtain a Victorian Working with Children Check (to be completed in Australia upon arrival) • participation in an interview (via Skype or telephone for international students applying from overseas or interstate) to assess personal attributes suitable for teaching • completion of an essay task on the day of the interview.

Bachelor of Education (Early Years) 4 years Commencing February Campus Preston Course Fee AU$ $12,800 pa

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• assessing, recording and monitoring learning • research in action • physical, personal and social learning • creative arts in the primary school • inquiry learning in the 21st century • exploring mathematics 2 • interdisciplinary learning • professional contexts for primary school children

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Health, Society and Cultural Studies Associate Degree of Tertiary Studies CRICOS Code: 074621C Course Code: HEFEADTER www.nmit.edu.au/courses/associate_ degree_of_tertiary_studies NMIT study area: Liberal Arts

uild a strong base on which to spring into a world of opportunities!

The Associate Degree of Tertiary Studies offers opportunities for candidates looking for a new entry point into higher education. This two-year degree provides strong grounding in academic and foundational learning covering creative literacy, quantitative reasoning, team work, communication and academic research.

Diploma of Tertiary Studies CRICOS Code: 074620D Course Code: HEFEDTER www.nmit.edu.au/courses/associate_ degree_of_tertiary_studies NMIT study area: Liberal Arts The higher education Diploma of Tertiary Studies is an embedded exit point at the completion of the first year of the associate degree. This flexibility enables students to exit at the end of the first year with a range of professional skills and a qualification.

Introductory studies in sociology, contemporary literature, media and communication, Australian and Asian studies, environmental studies, natural science, history and philosophy provide the context for this learning. In addition, candidates can undertake electives from the suite of NMIT’s specialist degrees in Education, Creative Arts, Earth Sciences and Business.

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Course Duration Diploma of Tertiary Studies 1 year Associate Degree of Tertiary Studies 2 years Commencing February Campus Preston Course Fee AU$ $12,800 pa Materials An upfront material and amenities fee is applicable. Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course.

Course Outcomes Graduates will develop general and transferable skills such as research and analysis, communication, and clear and critical thinking keenly sought after by employers in a broad range of industries. Graduates wishing to pursue further academic studies following the completion of the Associate Degree of Tertiary Studies may progress to a range of specialist degrees or pursue further studies in Arts and Sciences at a bachelor level.

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Health, Society and Cultural Studies Diploma of Children’s Services (Early Childhood Education and Care)

he Diploma of Children’s Services suits those who have a commitment to the care and education of children. This area of study is designed for working with groups of children (0–6 years) in long-day care or occasional child care. The diploma also provides pathways into other areas of the children’s services field. Graduates of this course acquire the necessary theoretical knowledge and practical skills to develop and evaluate programs for infants and young children, and to meet the needs of children and their families.

Certificate III in Children’s Services CRICOS Code: 069826K National Code: CHC30708 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iii_ in_children's_services NMIT study area: Children’s Services Work Students must complete the Certificate III in Children’s Services before commencing the Diploma of Children’s Services (Early Childhood Education and Care).

Industry placements are a compulsory component for both the Certificate III in Children’s Services and the Diploma of Children’s Services (Early Childhood Education and Care) This involves working with children in two age categories – under 3 years of age and over 3 years of age. Each course requires a six-week, fulltime placement where students put theory into practice.

Course Duration Certificate III in Children’s Services 6 months

Specific:

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• applicants must be 18 years and over • all applicants must arrange to sit an interview and a test (this may be via Skype or telephone for overseas applicants) • students must complete the Certificate III in Children’s Services before advancing to the diploma • experience with children preferred • Working with Children and police checks required for placement (approximate cost AU$50, to be completed in Australia upon arrival)

Diploma of Children’s Services (Early Childhood Education and Care) 2 years Commencing February and July

Course Fee AU$ $10,900 pa

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

Diploma of Children’s Services (Early Childhood Education and Care) CRICOS Code: 070461B National Code: CHC50908 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ children's_services_(early_childhood_ education_and_care) NMIT study area: Children’s Services Work Students will study: • administration and legal requirements • children’s development • interacting with children • programming • providing for children’s needs • relating to families and communities • service development • workplace performance

Materials Textbooks and class materials fee of approximately AU$250 to be paid upfront. Students are required to supply their own stationery. Course Outcomes Graduates may seek employment in the field of children’s services, caring for young children up to the age of six in a variety of child care settings. Graduates may gain entry to degree courses in Early Childhood Development and Primary Teaching, including NMIT’s Bachelor of Education (Early Years).

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Health, Society and Cultural Studies Diploma of Community Services Work CRICOS Code: 070573E National Code: CHC50608 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ community_services_work_CS2 NMIT study area: Community Services Work

key feature of this qualification is the broad and diverse range of career options open to graduates. Students can plan for careers in government and nongovernment organisations, supporting and advocating for individuals and groups of people. Through the Diploma of Community Services Work, graduates acquire the skills and knowledge to provide inclusive, non-judgemental services and programs to a broad range of client groups in our community. This course includes two separate periods of practical placement in community services agencies. In total, students complete 400 hours of unpaid work placement in a community services agency under the supervision of a qualified member of staff.

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Key skills: • advocacy, communication and networking skills • case work processes • crisis management skills • knowledge of Occupational Health & Safety and risk management strategies • knowledge of the community services system • relevant legislation • skills for culturally sensitive and inclusive practice • working with young people • working with people suffering from mental illness • working with people with disabilities Students will study: • case management • communication and group work skills • community development and networking • first aid • inclusive practice • legal and ethical issues • occupational health and safety (OH&S) • organisational and administrative requirements • mental health • homelessness • human development

Course Duration 2 years Commencing February Campus Preston Course Fee AU$ $10,900 pa Materials Textbooks and class materials fee of approximately AU$150 (subject to change) to be paid upfront. Students are required to supply their own stationery.

Course Outcomes Graduates may seek employment in both government and non-government services as a qualified welfare worker. They may also seek to undertake further study in a four year degree course in social work with advanced standing or seek entry into a related degree course such as the Bachelor of Community Development, specialising in community development or urban studies.

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Health, Society and Cultural Studies Diploma of Sport (Development) A new program is currently under development. Please check the website for the latest course information updates.

f you are seeking an administrative, leadership or management role in the sports industry, this course is ideal for you. This study program also offers further education and training for people currently working in sport and recreation.

Year 1

Year 2

Certificate IV in Sport (Development)

Diploma of Sport (Development)

CRICOS Code: 068201G National Code: SRS40506

CRICOS Code: 070391M National Code: SRS50506

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iv_ in_sport_(development)

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ sport_(development)

NMIT study area: Sports Development

Students must complete the Certificate IV in Sport (Development) in the first year before advancing to the diploma.

Graduates of the Diploma of Sport (Development) can plan for careers in areas such as sports events management, sporting clubs liaison, and management and co-ordination within sporting organisations.

“I love everything about keeping fit. And I want to try and educate young people about the importance of health and fitness.”

Students will study: • budgets and financial plans • coach welfare • Occupational Health & Safety (OH&S) • drugs in sport and sports first aid • eating for peak performance and high performance athletes • facilitation, leadership and management • fitness and recovery and long-term training programs • laws and legal principles • medical terminology and sports psychology • netball skills and leisure and recreation • officiating and conflict management

Alycia Benincasa, Diploma of Sport (Development)

MIT graduate Alycia Benincasa was determined to work in the fitness industry but missed out on a degree place after school. By enrolling in NMIT’s Diploma of Sport (Development), she gained valuable knowledge and industry experience, and improved her chances of getting into university second time around. Go to www.nmit.edu.au/success_stories/ alycia_benincasa for the full story.

Campus Preston Course Fee AU$ $10,500 pa Materials Materials levy: AU$460 in the first year; AU$210 in the second year. Students will be required to purchase prescribed text books as detailed in the Commerce Department book list. Other materials will be issued by class teachers including work books, notes, T-shirt etc.

Course Outcomes Skills acquired are consistent with the requirements for many roles in the sports leadership industry. Career opportunities include: • local government sport provision • management and co-ordination positions within sporting organisations • management/administration for special interest groups • sport events management • sporting clubs liaison • sports leadership

Diploma of Sport (Development) 2 years Commencing February

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Health, Society and Cultural Studies Certificate III in Aged Care CRICOS Code: 069825M National Code: CHC30208 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iii_ in_aged_care NMIT study area: Aged Care

he aged care sector is a growth industry constantly evolving to meet the needs of an increasingly aged population. This course is designed for those who wish to work directly with older people to maintain or improve on their health, wellbeing and independence. This course is nationally recognised and develops the skills and knowledge required to provide inclusive, nonjudgemental services and programs to older people living in residential aged care services. Skills acquired include knowledge of the ageing process, specialist skills in providing personal care, working with people with dementia, and working as part of a team.

Admission Requirements General: successful completion of studies equivalent to Australian Year 12 education or relevant employment experience. English language proficiency equivalent to Academic IELTS overall band score of 5.5. See page 13 for more details. Specific: • experience with older people preferred • applicants must be over 18 years old • prior to commencing placement, students will need to provide a satisfactory police check. • applicants who are already in Melbourne are requested to attend an information session and interview with the department.

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This course is delivered over a 12 week period and includes 154 hours of supervised practical placement in an accredited aged care facility. Students will study: • aged care and community care sectors • occupational health and safety (OH&S) procedures • culturally diverse clients and co-workers • dementia-specific care • individual health and emotional wellbeing • personal care • working effectively with older people • safety procedures for direct care work • implementation of individualised plans (care plans)

“My last job was just a job. But this is something I’m really enjoying. Looking after our old ones was something we did naturally. I nursed my grandmother when I was young. I’ve always had a soft spot for the elderly.”

Kara Volau, Certificate III in Aged Care

MIT graduate Kara Volau used her redundancy as an opportunity to retrain in the career she’d always wanted – aged care. Kara’s Fijian upbringing had instilled a strong sense of family and responsibility. Returning to fulltime study after years in the workforce was a shock. But Kara’s commitment paid off and a work placement led to a fulltime job offer after graduation. Go to www.nmit.edu.au/success_stories/ kara_volau for the full story.

Course Duration 12 weeks Commencing February, April and July (September commencement dependent on interest levels) Campus Preston Course Fee AU$ $4,000 (for 12 week course)

Materials Upfront materials fee AU$228. Workbooks and class materials are supplied at an additional cost. Students required to supply own stationery. Course Outcomes Graduates may apply for Division 2 or Division 1 Nursing courses at other tertiary or TAFE institutions. This course provides training for aged care workers in aged care facilities, supported accommodation services and day care centres.

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Hospitality, Tourism and Events Bachelor of Hospitality Management CRICOS Code: 061399M Course Code: HETHTHM www.nmit.edu.au/courses/bachelor_of_ hospitality_management NMIT study area: Hospitality – Higher Education

MIT’s Bachelor of Hospitality Management provides an academic program with extensive content and theory for ‘real-world’ industry projects, involving key staff from the hospitality, tourism and events industry. The course focuses on the knowledge and skills required to manage hotels, motels, restaurants, convention facilities and events in a range of business environments. It includes industry visits, industry speakers and visits to government and industry research sites. Students complete two industry placements (first and second year) with a commercial enterprise. They also participate in the development and management of actual events and projects in order to gain hands-on experience which is highly valued by prospective employers.

Facilities

Year 2

• access to industry standard software for reservations, inventory control, events management, and business management • housekeeping training room • St Georges Restaurant (Preston) and Level 3 Bistro (Collingwood) (both open to the general public and include commercial scale kitchens, full bar service and reception areas) • wine tasting laboratory

• industry practicum I • event management I • food and beverage management II • research and analysis in the hospitality industry • marketing principles • event management II • economics • human resource management • accommodation management II Year 3

Year 1 • introduction to the hospitality industry • hospitality management systems • business law • management principles • accommodation management I

• industry practicum II • facilities management and design • sales and marketing management • SME business planning and entrepreneurship • financial management • strategic business planning • project management • services management • international culinary culture

• hospitality management information systems • accounting for managers • food and beverage management I

“There were plenty of practical subjects in the diploma course. It helped in real life and we could apply it in our degree. The lecturers were outstanding. They gave you personal time whenever you wanted help with assignments. That was very important for me. They were never too busy for us.”

Omar (Bobby) Ali,

MIT graduate Omar Ali took a risk leaving Bangladesh to study hospitality in Melbourne. Luckily it paid off. After finishing the diploma, he went on to study NMIT’s Bachelor of Hospitality Management, graduating top of his class after just 18 months. He’s now completing a master’s degree at Victoria University. He says studying at NMIT helped to build his confidence and give him a good grounding in the industry. Go to www.nmit.edu.au/success_stories/ bobi_ali for the full story.

Bachelor of Hospitality Management Admission Requirements General: successful completion of studies equivalent to Australian Year 12 education or relevant employment experience. English language proficiency equivalent to Academic IELTS overall band score of 6.0. See page 13 for more details. Specific (alternatives to completion of Australian Year 12 or equivalent): • successful completion of a TAFE diploma course in hospitality, business, management, events or tourism (or equivalent) or • relevant industry experience that demonstrates capacity to undertake work at degree level

Course Duration 3 years Commencing February and July Campus Preston Course Fee AU$ $12,800 pa Materials $400 text book costs throughout the duration of the course. Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course.

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

Course Outcomes The vocational outcomes for graduates include the following management and supervisory positions in: • event and tourism industry enterprises or operations including event management companies, local council, state government and regional tourism associations • hotels, motels or restaurant enterprises in a wide range of front-line management professions such as food and beverage, reservations, functions, sales and marketing • winery related enterprises including accommodation, sales and marketing, food and beverage, restaurant or cellar door operations

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Hospitality, Tourism and Events Advanced Diploma of Events E

nter the exciting events industry with this hands-on course and develop the operational and theoretical knowledge you need to get ahead in the events and venue management arena. First year studies are designed for students seeking career opportunities at an operational level in the industry. Highly specialised second year studies offer students training in all types of events including community, cultural, sporting, and tourism. Graduates may find employment leading to a career as a professional conference organiser, incentives organiser, event manager, venue manager or conference manager. To develop their skills, students take part in practical training and gain experience in the organisation, operations, planning and management of special events, both inhouse and within the events industry.

Year 1 Semester 1

Year 1 and Year 2 Semester 1

Certificate III in Events

Diploma of Events

CRICOS Code: 063901G National Code: SIT30607

CRICOS Code: 063956D National Code: SIT50207

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NMIT study area: Tourism and Events

An entry level qualification for those interested in a career in the events industry. Students develop a wide range of event management skills to perform administrative and operational events support roles.

At diploma level, students develop a broad range of event management skills centred on communication, planning, finance and organisation. The focus of learning is based on hands-on industry experience.

Students will study: • access and interpret product information • event and tourism industry knowledge • health, safety and security procedures • manage event staging and infrastructure • operate an online information system • plan and manage meetings • promotional stands and displays • purchase or hire equipment/supplies • work in a socially diverse environment • event staging support, on-site event management services for in-house events • source and secure appropriate performance venues

Campus Preston Course Fee AU$ $11,600 pa Materials A materials levy of AU$200 will be confirmed at enrolment.

Students will also attain the Certificate III in Events in the first six months of study. Students will study: • develop event concepts • evaluate event regulatory requirements • manage and interpret financial information • manage people performance • project management • quality customer service

Course Outcomes The advanced diploma program offers exit points at different levels – certificate III, diploma and advanced diploma level with ample opportunities for employment. Graduates may find employment with professional conference organisers, incentives organisers, event management companies, venue management companies or industrial houses, from the public and private sector, involved in event management activities.

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Year 2 Semester 2

Advanced Diploma of Events CRICOS Code: 066225D National Code: SIT60207 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/advanced_ diploma_of_events NMIT study area: Tourism and Events At advanced diploma level the course provides students with highly specialised event management skills. The focus is on strategic, planning, communication, conceptual, financial and managerial skills. Graduates may still find employment at coordinator level to start with but after a few years experience in the industry they are able to take independent charge as event managers or start their own event business. Students will study: • develop and manage marketing strategies and public relations • evaluate and address event regulatory requirements • event concepts • event feasibility • manage business risks and financial operations

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Hospitality, Tourism and Events Advanced Diploma of Tourism P

lan a career in the exciting travel and tourism industry with this hands-on course and develop the operational and theoretical knowledge you need to get ahead in the tourism business. The first year studies of this course are designed for students seeking career opportunities at an operational level in the travel, tourism and events industry in roles such as tourism operations executive, coordinator or supervisor, sales executive, marketing or product executive or even as an events assistant. During second year of course, students develop highly specialised tourism management skills relevant to all types of tourism environments and can specialise in their area of interest – retail, regional tourism, e tourism, environmentally sustainable tourism and guiding. Advanced diploma graduates may seek employment at management levels in sales and marketing, operations and business development in the public or private sectors.

Year 1 Semester 1

Year 1 Semester 2 and Year 2 Semester 1

Certificate III in Tourism (Retail Travel Sales)

Diploma of Tourism

CRICOS Code: 063899G National Code: SIT30207 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iii_ in_tourism_(retail_travel_sales) NMIT study area: Tourism and Events This course provides the skills and knowledge required by an individual to be competent in a range of well-developed retail travel and operational skills. Students will study: • access and interpret product information • Australian and international destination information • calculating normal and promotional fares • control reservations or operations using a computerised system • develop industry knowledge • follow health, safety and security procedures • prepare quotations • process travel related documents • work in a socially diverse environment On completion of the Certificate III in Tourism (Retail Travel Sales), students will also attain the following qualification: Certificate III in Tourism (Visitor Information Services) CRICOS Code: 068444K National Code: SIT30407

Course Duration Certificate III in Tourism (Retail Travel Sales) 6 months Diploma of Tourism 1.5 years Advanced Diploma of Tourism 2 years Commencing February and July Campus Preston Course Fee AU$ $10,900 pa

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CRICOS Code: 063955E National Code: SIT50107 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ tourism NMIT study area: Tourism and Events The Diploma of Tourism incorporates the Certificate IV in Tourism within this year of study. Students develop a broader range of managerial skills in tourism operations, marketing and product development. Skills are developed through simulated and practical activities with a major focus on an industry project. Individuals with qualifications at this level are able to work in any sector of tourism at management level e.g. retail travel agency manager, tour manager, sales manager, product manager, tourism manager or inbound sales manager. Students will study: • leading and managing people • marketing activities • occupational health and safety (OH&S) and security • preparing and monitoring budgets • produce business documents • promotional materials • tourism product development • managing business risk and quality customer service

Materials Textbook costs approximately AU$200. Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course. Activities/entrance fees to be confirmed at enrolment. Course Outcomes Graduates may find employment as senior managers in tourism sales and marketing, operations and business development areas.

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Year 2 Semester 2

Advanced Diploma of Tourism CRICOS Code: 063958B National Code: SIT60107 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/advanced_ diploma_of_tourism NMIT study area: Tourism and Events This advanced level of study offers students the opportunity to enhance and further develop knowledge and skills to be competent in wide-ranging, highly specialised technical tourism skills covering operations, sales, marketing, product development, human resource and financial management. The focus of learning is through participation in industry competitions and projects. Students will study: • develop and implement a business plan • establish and maintain and Occupational Health & Safety (OH&S) system • manage business risks • manage financial operations • subjects related to individual student’s area of specialisation

“It’s taught me how to be a good leader. This course has helped me to grow.”

Wazana Maza, Advanced Diploma of Tourism

azana Maza’s dreams of travelling the world led her all the way from Queensland to NMIT to study tourism. The skills she’s learned, particularly through practical experience like organising events helped to increase her confidence levels. Wazana hopes to work as a tour guide when she finishes studying. Go to www.nmit.edu.au/success_stories/ wazana_maza for the full story.

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Hospitality, Tourism and Events Diploma of Holiday Parks and Resorts CRICOS Code: 072415C National Code: SIT50409 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ holiday_parks_and_resorts NMIT study area: Tourism and Events

ore people are travelling than ever before, raising the demand for skilled tourism professionals. This nationally recognised course provides participants with a broad range of managerial skills related to the tourism sector, with a focus on holiday parks and resorts. The qualification develops skills for planning, implementing, and evaluating operations in a wide variety of holiday park and resort contexts. Field trips to an extensive range of holiday parks and resorts are part of the course. Learn vital skills for running successful events and tourism businesses; everything from basic business practice to project management.

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Campus Preston Course Fee AU$ $10,400 pa Materials Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course.

Course Outcomes Graduates may find employment in holiday parks and resorts in job roles such as operations manager, operations supervisor, resort manager, assistant resort manager, holiday park manager, assistant holiday park manager, front office manager, front office supervisor, holiday park/resort activities coordinator, holiday park/resort events coordinator.

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Hospitality, Tourism and Events Sharyn Frantz – Certificate III in Hospitality (Patisserie) “This is the first job I’ve had where I don’t look at the clock to see how long is left in the day.” Sharyn Frantz, Certificate III in Hospitality (Patisserie)

MIT graduate and caterer Sharyn Frantz discovered a passion for cooking when she turned 40. She completed a hospitality course at NMIT and now runs her own catering business, baking pastries, pies and lunches for local cafes, and making cakes and canapés for parties and functions.

Go to www.nmit.edu.au/success_stories/ sharyn_frantz for the full story.

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Hospitality, Tourism and Events Diploma of Hospitality T

he first year of this course is focused on commercial cookery operations and is designed to provide qualifications for those seeking employment as chefs/ cooks, and to work in an operational and supervisory capacity within the hospitality industry. Graduates of the Diploma of Hospitality are offered pathways to managerial positions in the general hospitality industry including hotels, motels, restaurants, clubs and other hospitality establishments.

Year 1

Year 2 Semester 1

Certificate III in Hospitality (Commercial Cookery)

Certificate IV in Hospitality

CRICOS Code: 063902G National Code: SIT30807

CRICOS Code: 063952G National Code: SIT40307

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iii_ in_hospitality_(commercial_cookery)

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NMIT study area: Cookery

NMIT study area: Hospitality

First year students develop the skills, knowledge and attitudes to meet the demands of the culinary industry. The emphasis is on practical cookery skills, supported by studies in the hygiene and cost control areas.

At this level of study, students train in hospitality operational skills and basic management skills. The structure of the course includes practical skills training and basic financial and management training.

Students will study: • basic methods of cookery

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Students will study: • accommodation • bar and cellar operations

• develop cost-effective menus • food hygiene and safety • industry knowledge • kitchen management • manage stock • Occupational Health & Safety (OH&S) procedures • prepare and cook food for menus • prepare hot and cold desserts • prepare pastry cakes and yeast goods • prepare stocks, sauces and soups • select, prepare and cook poultry, seafood and meat • dietary and cultural requirements • prepare and cook vegetables, fruits, eggs and cereal products

• customer service • food and beverage service • manage finances and stock • monitor work operations • Occupational Health & Safety (OH&S) practices • office procedures • provide and coordinate hospitality service • staff management

Campus Preston

Course Outcomes Graduates of this course may gain employment at the operational and supervisory level and also further management career opportunities in the general hospitality industry including hotels, motels, restaurants, clubs and other hospitality establishments.

Course Fee AU$ $11,600 pa Materials Textbook costs approximately AU$200. Materials levy AU$335 upfront at the start of the course. Approximate cost AU$300 on further materials throughout the duration of the course. Students are required to purchase specified textbooks, complete chef’s and Front-of-House uniform, knife kit.

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Year 2 Semester 2

Diploma of Hospitality Cookery and Patisserie CRICOS Code: 063957C National Code: SIT50307 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ hospitality_HS1 NMIT study area: Cookery The emphasis at diploma level is on developing leadership and management skills. Students train in the planning, budgeting and marketing components of these subjects, and in financial management strategies. Students will study: • business relationships • manage staff, finances and stock • Occupational Health & Safety (OH&S) practices • operational plans • organise in-house functions

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Hospitality, Tourism and Events Diploma of Hospitality T

he first year of this course is focused specifically on patisserie operations and is designed to provide qualifications for those seeking employment as chefs/ cooks, and to work in an operational and supervisory capacity within the hospitality industry. Graduates of the Diploma of Hospitality are offered pathways to managerial positions in the general hospitality industry including hotels, motels, restaurants, clubs and other hospitality establishments, particularly in outlets that have a patisserie or food and beverage focus.

Year 1

Year 2 Semester 1

Certificate III in Hospitality (Patisserie)

Certificate IV in Hospitality

CRICOS Code: 064068F National Code: SIT31107 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iii_ in_hospitality_(patisserie) NMIT study area: Cookery This course is the patisserie qualification that is undertaken by those individuals who wish to specialise in patisserie. The emphasis is on practical cookery skills and is supported by studies in the hygiene and cost control areas. The cookery techniques follow the European tradition. Students will study:

CRICOS Provider No: 00724G

CRICOS Code: 063952G National Code: SIT40307 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iv_ in_hospitality NMIT study area: Hospitality At this level of study, students train in hospitality operational skills and basic management skills. The structure of the course includes practical skills training and basic financial and management training. Students will study: • accommodation • bar and cellar operation • customer service

• basic methods of cookery • develop cost-effective menus • food hygiene and food safety • hospitality industry knowledge • kitchen management • manage stock • occupational health and safety (OH&S) procedures • plan and prepare food for food service • prepare and produce gateaux • prepare chocolate and chocolate confectionery • prepare hot and cold desserts • prepare pastry cakes and yeast goods

• food and beverage service • manage staff, finances and stock • monitor work operations • Occupational Health & Safety (OH&S) practices • office procedures • staff management

Campus Preston

Course Fee AU$ $11,600 pa Materials Textbook costs approximately AU$200. Materials levy AU$335 upfront at the start of the course. Students are expected to spend approximately AU$350 on further materials costs throughout the duration of the course. Students are required to purchase specified text books, complete chef’s and Front-of-House uniform, knife kit.

Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

Year 2 Semester 2

Diploma of Hospitality Cookery and Patisserie CRICOS Code: 063957C National Code: SIT50307 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ hospitality_HS1 NMIT study area: Cookery The emphasis at diploma level is on developing leadership and management skills. Students train in the planning, budgeting and marketing components of these subjects, and in financial management strategies. Students will study: • develop and implement operational plans • establish and conduct business relationships • manage staff, finances and stock • organise in-house functions • occupational health and safety (OH&S) practices

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Hospitality, Tourism and Events Diploma of Hospitality and Diploma of Events

he dual qualification provides participants with the practical and theoretical knowledge in hospitality and events management, specialising in venue management, meetings and events. The course provides practical training in food and beverage service, accommodation, front office, hospitality supervision and management, and the organisation and management of special events, conferences, meetings and conventions.

Year 1

Certificate III in Hospitality

Students completing the first year of study will gain the following qualifications:

CRICOS Code: 063900J National Code: SIT30707

Certificate III in Events

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iii_ in_hospitality

CRICOS Code: 063901G National Code: SIT30607 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iii_ in_events_HS1 NMIT study area: Hospitality The Certificate III in Events provides students with practical training in the organisation and management of special events, concerts, meetings, conferences and venue management. Students will study: • coordinating conference facilities • event staging, lighting and sound • occupational health and safety (OH&S) • onsite event management services • selecting venues and sites for meetings and events • using business technology

Admission Requirements: General: successful completion of studies equivalent to Australian Year 12 education or relevant employment experience. English language proficiency equivalent to Academic IELTS overall band score of 5.5. See page 13 for more details. Course Duration: Certificate III in Events 6 months Certificate III in Hospitality 1 year Certificate IV in Hospitality 1.5 years Diploma of Hospitality and Diploma of Events 2 years

Campus Preston Course Fee AU$: $11,600 pa Materials Textbook costs approximately AU$200. Materials levy AU$335 upfront at the start of the course. Students are expected to spend approximately AU$300 on further materials costs throughout the course. Students are required to purchase specified text books, complete chef’s and Front-of-House uniform, knife kit.

NMIT study area: Hospitality The Certificate III in Hospitality includes practical skills training in restaurant and bar operations. Students will study: • bar operations • dealing with conflict • making cocktails • making espresso coffee • processing financial transactions • responsible service of alcohol • serving food and beverages • workplace hygiene

Course Outcomes: Graduates may find employment in hotels, motels, restaurants, at the operational, supervisory or management levels in the events industry or general hospitality industry. Graduates of the dual qualification Diploma of Hospitality and Diploma of Events will be eligible for credits in the NMIT Bachelor of Hospitality Management program (see page 63).

Commencing February and July

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Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

Year 2 Semester 1

Year 2 Semester 2

Diploma of Events

Certificate IV in Hospitality

In the second semester of the second year, the Diploma of Hospitality and Diploma of Events dual qualification provides students with the skills needed by managers capable of working across both hospitality and events.

CRICOS Code: 063956D National Code: SIT50207

CRICOS Code: 063952G National Code: SIT40307 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iv_ in_hospitality NMIT study area: Hospitality The Certificate IV in Hospitality provides students with hospitality operational skills and introduces basic management skills. Students will study: • accommodation reception services • cellar systems • financial records and information

Diploma of Hospitality CRICOS Code: 063957C National Code: SIT50307 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ hospitality_HS2 NMIT study area: Hospitality

• housekeeping services • leading and managing people • night audits • office procedures • reservation procedures • staff training • stock control

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ events_HS1 NMIT study area: Hospitality Students will study: • developing conference programs • developing event proposals and bids • event industry trends and practices • event registrations • event regulations and legal compliance • hazard identification • managing quality customer service • managing staging, lighting and audio for events • operation plans and project management • organising in-house events or functions • preparing and managing budgets • purchasing or hiring equipment • rostering staff

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Hospitality, Tourism and Events Certificate II in Hospitality (Kitchen Operations) CRICOS Code: 072031G National Code: SIT20307 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_ii_ in_hospitality_(kitchen_operations) NMIT study area: Cookery

his course is ideal for students seeking employment as a cook Grade II, or for those who may be currently working in the industry and wish to obtain formal qualifications. Successful graduates of the Certificate II in Hospitality (Kitchen Operations) hold the knowledge and skills necessary for practical food production and presentation. Students will study:

• clean and maintain premises • develop and update hospitality industry knowledge • follow health, safety and security procedures • follow workplace hygiene procedures • implement food safety procedures • organise and prepare food • prepare appetisers and salads • prepare hot and cold desserts • prepare stocks, sauces and soups • prepare vegetables, eggs and farinaceous dishes • prepare, cook and serve food • present food • receive and store stock • use basic methods of cookery • work with colleagues and customers in a socially diverse environment

CRICOS Provider No: 00724G

Campus Preston Course Fee AU$ $5,200 for 6 months Materials Lists of uniform and materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course.

Course Outcomes Graduates may gain employment as a cook Grade II in a variety of outlets that may include: • boarding schools • catering companies • hospitals/nursing homes • hotels/motels • reception centres • resorts • restaurants/bistros • shipping lines

Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

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Information Technology Advanced Diploma of Information Technology

tudents complete 1,885 hours of study over two years to prepare for employment opportunities in the computer and information technology fields. The first year of this course is the dual Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking) and (Programming). Students may seek roles in network support, computer programming and help desk support. Second year graduates may enter the industry at a senior operative level in areas spanning design, development, site performance, database integration through to implementation and acceptance testing. Web programmer, analyst/systems analyst and intranet engineer are just some of the career opportunities open to graduates.

Year 1 The first year of this course incorporates a dual qualification comprising the Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking) and the Certificate IV in Information Technology (Programming). This dual qualification involves 980 hours of study.

Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking) CRICOS Code: 058908K National Code: ICA40405 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iv_ in_information_technology_(networking) NMIT study area: Information Technology

Certificate IV in Information Technology (Programming) CRICOS Code: 058907M National Code: ICA40505 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_ iv_in_information_technology_ (programming)_CO1 NMIT study area: Information Technology The dual Certificate IV in Information Technology (Programming) and (Networking) covers a broad spectrum of computing and information technology areas. Students master a range of software applications packages and gain skills and knowledge in software development (computer programming) and in the networking area. Students will study: • client needs analysis 1 and 2 • hardware • introduction to information technology • networking • Occupational Health & Safety (OH&S) procedures • operating systems 1 and 2 • program development (Java and Visual Basic) • project management and work teams • web 1 and 2 (CSS, HTML, Dreamweaver, Java Scripting, PHP, MYSQL)

CRICOS Provider No: 00724G

Campus Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking) & Certificate IV in Information Technology (Programming) Collingwood, Epping, Greensborough and Preston Advanced Diploma of Information Technology – Epping and Preston Course Fee AU$ $10,500 pa Materials Textbook costs are approximately AU$400 for first year and AU$615 for the second year. Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course.

Course Outcomes NMIT and La Trobe University have formed a Priority Articulation Partnership. NMIT students who successfully complete the Advanced Diploma of Information Technology are eligible to be accepted directly into a range of bachelor level programs at La Trobe University. Upon request, NMIT can organise a packaged offer letter to include both the NMIT Advanced Diploma of Information Technology and the La Trobe bachelor program. For more details, please refer to www.nmit.edu.au/articulation Graduates from the Advanced Diploma of Information Technology will be able to function at a senior operative level with responsibilities spanning design, development, site performance, database integration, through to implementation and acceptance testing.

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Year 2

Advanced Diploma in Information Technology CRICOS Code: 073171K National Code: ICA60105 www.nmit.vic.edu.au/courses/advanced_ diploma_of_information_technology NMIT study area: Information Technology Second year students enhance skills and knowledge in areas such as programming, project management and web development. Advanced training in systems analysis, e-business and databases is also included at this level. This qualification involves 905 hours of study. Students will study: • databases (Oracle) • e-business 1 and 2 • innovation and strategic improvement 1 and 2 • programming 1 and 2 (Java and Visual Basic) • project management 1 and 2 • systems analysis and design 1 and 2 • systems process improvement • systems testing • web development (PHP and XML)

“It was as close as we could get to real world experience. The skills I learned have really helped me in my job now.”

Simon Jones, Advanced Diploma of Information Technology

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MIT graduate Simon Jones used to work as a travel agent but always had an interest in computer programming. Two years after enrolling in the information technology course at NMIT, he’s working as a web developer for one of the largest IT distributors in Australia. Go to www.nmit.edu.au/success_stories/ simon_jones for the full story.

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Information Technology Advanced Diploma of Information Technology (Network Security)

tudents complete 1,830 hours of study over two years to prepare for employment opportunities in the computer and information technology fields. The first year of this course is the dual Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking) and (Programming). Students may seek roles in network support, computer programming and help desk support. Second year graduates enter the industry in advanced roles such as senior operator (ICT advanced specialists and ICT managers). Advanced diploma graduates are equipped for responsibilities spanning network design and security, network site performance, systems administrator, network engineer and E-security analyst.

Certificate IV in Information Technology (Programming) CRICOS Code: 058907M National Code: ICA40505 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_ iv_in_information_technology_ (programming)_C01 NMIT study area: Information Technology The dual Certificate IV in Information Technology (Programming) and (Networking) covers a broad spectrum of computing and information technology areas. Students master a range of software applications packages and gain skills and knowledge in software development (computer programming) and in the networking area. Students will study: • client needs analysis 1 and 2 • hardware • introduction to information technology • networking • Occupational Health & Safety (OH&S) procedures • operating systems 1 and 2 • program development (Java and Visual Basic) • project management and work teams • web 1 and 2 (CSS, HTML, Dreamweaver, Java Scripting, PHP, MYSQL)

Admission Requirements General: successful completion of studies equivalent to Australian Year 12 education or relevant employment experience. English language proficiency equivalent to Academic IELTS overall band score of 5.5. See page 13 for more details. Course Duration Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking) & Certificate IV in Information Technology (Programming) 1 year Advanced Diploma of Information Technology (Network Security) 2 years Commencing February and July Campus Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking) & Certificate IV in Information Technology (Programming) Collingwood, Epping, Greensborough and Preston Advanced Diploma of Information Technology (Network Security) – Collingwood and Greensborough 80

CRICOS Provider No: 00724G

Course Fee AU$ $10,500 pa Materials Textbook costs are approximately AU$400 for first year and AU$615 for the second year. Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course. Course Outcomes NMIT and La Trobe University have formed a Priority Articulation Partnership. NMIT students who successfully complete the Advanced Diploma of Information Technology (Network Security) are eligible to be accepted directly into a range of bachelor level programs at La Trobe University. Upon request, NMIT can organise a packaged offer letter to include both the NMIT Advanced Diploma of Information Technology (Network Security) and the La Trobe bachelor program. For more details, please refer to www.nmit.edu.au/articulation

Graduates may seek employment in the following job roles: e-commerce consultant, e-security analyst/manager, integration analyst, integration centre specialist, internet administrator, internet systems administrator, intranet administrator, intranet engineer, middleware integration specialist, network/systems engineer, senior Java developer (major systems integration), solutions architect, team leader QA/ software testing, test analyst, tester and web tester.

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Year 2

Advanced Diploma in Information Technology (Network Security) CRICOS Code: 073225A National Code: ICA60208 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/advanced_ diploma_of_information_technology_ (network_security) NMIT study area: Information Technology Second year students build on advanced skills and knowledge in information technology. Students establish expertise in areas such as network security and design, e-business and databases. This qualification involves 850 hours of study. Students will study: • build a network 1 and 2 • databases • e-business solutions 1 and 2 • manage security • MSCA/MCSE/CISCO • network design 1 and 2 • network security • project management • system requirements

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Information Technology Diploma of Interactive Digital Media T

his diploma qualification is designed to enable students to gain employment in the digital media industry. On completion, the student will have strong theoretical knowledge and sound practical skills to be able to work in varied job environments that utilise digital media technologies. The first year of this qualification is ideal for students seeking employment in the digital media industry where they will work as part of a team in providing advice and support to an organisation. The course will also provide opportunities to be able to analyse and evaluate possible solutions to problems and provide the chance to develop leadership and guidance skills to help others.

Year 1 Semester 1

Year 1 Semester 2

Certificate III in Media Interactive Media/ Multimedia

Certificate IV in Interactive Digital Media

CRICOS Code: 067626A National Code: CUF30107 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iii_ in_media_CO1 NMIT study area: Multimedia and Interactive Media Become a skilled operator in the digital media industry and apply your technical skills and advice to support a team. Students will study: • digital imaging

Campus Collingwood and Greensborough

• completion of the Certificate IV in Interactive Digital Media is required before students can commence the Diploma program in the second year. Course Duration Certificate III in Media 6 months Certificate IV in Interactive Digital Media 1 year Diploma of Interactive Digital Media 2 years Commencing February and July 82

CRICOS Provider No: 00724G

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iv_ in_interactive_digital_media NMIT study area: Multimedia and Interactive Media Develop your skills in web design and multimedia development and then apply your knowledge and seek solutions to the stimulating challenges offered by the digital media industry. Students will study:

By the completion of the second year, students are able to use a range of specialised, technical and managerial competencies to plan, carry out and evaluate work both within a team and individually.

Specific:

CRICOS Code: 067625B National Code: CUF40207

• participating in occupational health and safety (OH&S) processes

• 3D animation • digital imaging

• website development • 3D modelling • audio and video • interactivity

• digital video • authoring • 2D animation

Course Fee AU$ $10,500 pa Materials Textbook costs approximately AU$530 throughout the duration of the course. Students are required to purchase textbooks and notes. Materials and book lists are provided at the start of the course. Course Outcomes Employment options for graduates of the diploma include: • instructional designer • interactive media author • interactive media developer • interface designer • web designer Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

Year 2

Diploma of Interactive Digital Media CRICOS Code: 067624C National Code: CUF50207 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ interactive_digital_media NMIT study area: Multimedia and Interactive Media The skills attained in this qualification reflect the requirements of the digital media industry. The course concentrates on the need for interpersonal communication skills, strong technical knowledge in the use of digital media products, being able to plan and market a project as well as developing a portfolio. The diploma places a strong emphasis on not only being able to work as an individual but also as a member of a team. Students will study: • 3D animation • copyright • designing a multimedia product • designing web environments • interface design • managing projects • visual effects • ensuring a safe workplace

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Information Technology Certificate II in Information Technology Certificate II in Information Technology CRICOS Code: 060004K National Code: ICA20105 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_ii_ in_information_technology NMIT study area: Information Technology

he Certificate II in Information Technology is structured for students who wish to seek employment as assistant computer technical officers, data entry and retrieval officers, and general clerical workers. Students develop basic computer skills and knowledge in the most widely used business computer software packages, e.g. MS Word, Excel and Access, along with the desktop publishing packages of today’s busy business environment.

Admission Requirements General: successful completion of studies equivalent to Australian Year 11 education or relevant employment experience. English language proficiency equivalent to Academic IELTS overall band score of 5.5. See page 13 for more details. Course Duration 6 months Commencing February and July Campus Collingwood and Preston 84

CRICOS Provider No: 00724G

Students will study: • access and use internet • administrate network peripherals • capture digital images • care for computer hardware • connect hardware peripherals • design organisational documents using computer packages • install software applications • integrate commercial computer packages • maintain equipment and consumables • maintain system integrity • operate a personal computer • operate computer hardware • operate computing packages • protection from ‘spam’ software • use a computer operating system • work effectively in an IT environment • workplace communication • workplace health and safety

Course Fee AU$ $5,250 (for 6 month course) Materials Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course. Course Outcomes Graduates may be employed as assistant computer technical officers, data entry and retrieval officers and general clerical workers and/or seek admission to Certificate IV in Information Technology.

Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

Music, Screen and Sound Bachelor of Music CRICOS Code: 074625K Course Code: HEASSAPM www.nmit.edu.au/courses/bachelor_of_ music NMIT study area: Music – Higher Education

esigned to prepare students for employment in the contemporary music industry, this course recognises that great music-making requires a solid musical foundation, skills to be able to adapt to current trends, and an awareness of a broad spectrum of music in a global context.

Associate Degree of Music CRICOS Code: 057092J Course Code: HEASSAPMAD www.nmit.edu.au/courses/associate_ degree_of_music NMIT study area: Music – Higher Education The Associate Degree of Music is an embedded exit point at the completion of year 2 of the Bachelor of Music. To gain this qualification, students must complete all year 1 and 2 subjects of the bachelor program.

Areas of study include music theory, music practice, applying music technology, music and culture, inter-cultural music, creativity, and music business. You’ll find a balance between performance and theoretical study that will expand what you are able to invent, perceive and imagine in the music industry.

Facilities

Course Duration Associate Degree of Music 2 years

Specific:

Course Fee AU$ $12,800 pa

• audition and interview for applicants in Australia • if applying from overseas, demonstrated performance level as provided on DVD/ CD/website (e.g. YouTube) • studies equivalent to Australian Year 12 to include successful completion of music (group and/or solo performance) or recognised equivalent or • successful completion of a TAFE diploma course in music studies

• modern recording studios and audio editing facilities • rehearsal and practice rooms • Macintosh labs • industry standard music software • industry standard concert hall, Yarra Edge Music Centre

Bachelor of Music 3 years Commencing February Campus Fairfield

Materials Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course.

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

Year 1 • contemporary music theory 1A • live sound and studio recording • music performance 1A • music and culture • contemporary music theory 1B • introduction to music computer technology • music performance 1B • Australian music and culture Year 2 • arranging principles 1 • sound creation • music performance 2A • creativity and music performance • arranging principles 2 and musical analysis • technology in music performance • music performance 2B • business management for musicians Year 3 • music for the moving image (composition and analysis) • music for the moving image (composition and production) • music performance 3A • music leadership 1 – instrumental teaching and ensemble direction • arranging for a large ensemble • online music distribution • music performance 3B • music leadership 2 – community music

Course Outcomes Graduates may become self-employed (small business), or gain employment as an: • • • • • • • • • • • •

arranger audio engineer community music director composer creative director instrumental teacher music business manager music director music producer music programmer performer recording artist

CRICOS Provider No: 00724G

Music, Screen and Sound Bachelor of Music Industry CRICOS Code: 074624M Course Code: HEMUMI www.nmit.edu.au/courses/bachelor_of_ music_industry NMIT study area: Music – Higher Education

career in the music industry and a bachelor degree are not mutually exclusive. Designed to prepare students for employment in the Australian music industry, this course is built around the specialist streams of record production, songwriting and management. Students choose two of these streams. The songwriting and record production streams both lead to student delivered real industry projects. The management stream leads to the student management of a real on-site music festival. The core academic stream gives students the capacity to understand shifts within popular culture and the core industry stream culminates in a ‘hands on’ record label. Throughout the year-long label project, the students will discover, develop and deliver real musical products to the public.

CRICOS Provider No: 00724G

Associate Degree of Music Industry CRICOS Code: 074623A Course Code: TBC www.nmit.edu.au/courses/bachelor_of_ music_industry NMIT study area: Music – Higher Education Designed to prepare students for employment in the Australian music industry, this course is built around core academic and music industry streams and two of the specialist streams: record production, song writing and management. The Associate Degree of Music Industry is an embedded exit point after the first two years of the bachelor degree. The Australian music industry is dynamic and diverse, with a broad range of career options. In an ever changing environment it requires well educated creative people to write, produce, market and manage music. Facilities: • industry standard concert hall (Yarra Edge Music Centre) • industry standard music software • Macintosh labs • modern recording studios and audio editing facilities • multimedia lecture theatres • project offices.

Course Duration Associate Degree of Music Industry 2 years Bachelor of Music Industry 3 years Commencing February Campus Fairfield Course Fee AU$ $12,800 pa Materials Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course.

Course Outcomes Graduates may wish to pursue further studies at other tertiary institutions or gain employment as an: • artist manager • arts administrator • festival director • live and studio audio engineer • live touring manager • live venue manager • music programmer • music publisher • performer • record label manager • record producer • self-employment (small business) • songwriter.

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Music, Screen and Sound Advanced Diploma of Music Certificate IV in Music

Advanced Diploma of Music

CRICOS Code: 072764D National Code: CUS40109

CRICOS Code: 072758B National Code: CUS60109

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iv_ in_music_PA1

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/advanced_ diploma_of_music

NMIT study area: Music

his contemporary two year music course has a focus on music performance. This study is designed to develop the musical, entrepreneurial, research and technical skills required in the contemporary, popular and jazz music industry. Graduates may gain employment as music teachers, arrangers, performers, producers or agents. Students study a broad base of skills in the areas of music performance and music technology, and tuition on a principal instrument for the duration of the course. Skills include music performance, business skills and technology, and musicianship (aural, theory, composition and song writing). The Advanced Diploma of Music incorporates the Certificate IV in Music within the first year of study. Students will study:

• music business skills and promotion • music performance skills (ensemble and individual) • music technology (desktop music production) • musicianship (aural, theory, composition and song writing) These subject areas are taught by professionals with an emphasis on current technology and teaching methods.

Course Duration Certificate IV in Music 1 year

Specific:

Course Fee AU$ $12,400 pa

• a tape recorded audition must be supplied with your application.

Advanced Diploma of Music 2 years Commencing February Campus Fairfield and Greensborough

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

Materials Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course. Course Outcomes Graduates may seek employment in the music industry as music teachers, arrangers, performers, producers or agents.

CRICOS Provider No: 00724G

Music, Screen and Sound Advanced Diploma of Music Business Certificate IV in Music Business

Advanced Diploma of Music Business

CRICOS Code: 072763E National Code: CUS40309

CRICOS Code: 072761G National Code: CUS60309

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iv_ in_music_business

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/advanced_ diploma_of_music_industry_business

NMIT study area: Music Business

his two year course covers the business side of music and offers valuable insight to those seeking a career in the music industry. Graduates gain specific knowledge and business skills needed to survive and prosper in this rapidly changing industry. Many graduates engage in operating their own small businesses, whilst others find employment in record companies, publishing, industry associations, artist and event management, retail, promotion, venue operating, booking agencies and publicity.

The Advanced Diploma of Music Business incorporates the Certificate IV in Music Business within the first year of study. Students will study: • artist development • artist management • business, strategic and financial planning • copyright • managing risk, projects and contracts • marketing, publicity and promotion • touring a show These subject areas are contextualised in current Australian music industry practice.

Students of the advanced diploma develop a broad range of knowledge and skills such as artist management and development, touring a show, copyright, marketing, publicity and promotion.

CRICOS Provider No: 00724G

Campus Fairfield Course Fee AU$ $10,500 pa Materials Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course. Course Outcomes Graduates may seek employment in the music industry or specialise in the area of music performance management.

Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

Music, Screen and Sound Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media

his course is developed in association with the television industry. Students develop the skills and knowledge to pursue a career in the industry by combining the use of modern technology with the experience of working as a team member. Second year studies are designed for people currently working or intending to work in video production and broadcasting and who wish to expand their certificate IV qualification in Screen and Media. Graduates may find employment in corporate video, production houses, advertising agencies, government organisations, private industry and TV broadcasting. The Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media incorporates the Certificate IV in Screen and Media within the first year of study.

Year 1

Year 2

Certificate IV in Screen and Media

Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media

CRICOS Code: 068445J National Code: CUF40107

CRICOS Code: 070393J National Code: CUF60107

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iv_ in_screen_and_media

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/advanced_ diploma_of_screen_and_media

NMIT study area: Screen and Media (Television)

First year students develop industry skills and knowledge relating to areas such as health, safety and security; sound editing and mixing; and camera and lighting operations.

Students work in state-of-the-art HD Broadcast production studios and train with equipment used commonly in the industry including non-linear editing on AVID Media Composer and Final Cut Pro. Graduates acquire advanced techniques such as shooting television content in a multi-camera environment, and writing narration and current affairs material.

Students will study: • camera set up • dialogue and sound editing • digital systems • industry knowledge and occupational health and safety (OH&S) • lighting • multimedia shoot • program planning and preparation • script breakdown and project production • sound mixing • technical operations supervision

Course Duration Certificate IV in Screen and Media 1 year Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media 2 years Commencing February

Students will study: • camera shots and coverage • concept and lighting • crew and performer direction • editing processes • final audio master • industry knowledge and occupational health and safety (OH&S) • multimedia • project management and proposal preparation • script writing and interpretation • title creation and design development

Course Outcomes Graduates may find employment in corporate video, production houses, advertising agencies, government organisations, private industry and TV broadcasting.

Campus Collingwood Course Fee AU$ $12,000 pa Materials Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course.

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Music, Screen and Sound Advanced Diploma of Sound Production Certificate IV in Sound Production

Advanced Diploma of Sound Production

Year 1

CRICOS Code: 073165G National Code: CUS40209

CRICOS Code: 072760G National Code: CUS60209

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iv_ in_sound_production

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/advanced_ diploma_of_sound_production

NMIT study area: Sound

• coordinate technical productions • copyright • edit using a digital system • install and test sound equipment • manage a project • manage physical assets • manage resources and technical requirements • mix sound sources • music industry knowledge • occupational health and safety (OH&S) • operate portable sound equipment • operate sound mixing console • operate sound reinforcement • plan and produce a project • repair and maintain sound equipment

his advanced diploma is structured for those who are interested in entering the multifaceted world of technical production in the music industry. Graduates of this course may gain employment in recording studios, concert production and sound design companies. The aim of this course is to provide students with specific skills appropriate to the recording and sound production industry. Students study and train for skills and knowledge ranging from sound mixing to supervising technical operations. The Advanced Diploma of Sound Production incorporates the Certificate IV in Sound Production within the first year of study.

CRICOS Provider No: 00724G

Campus Fairfield

Students will study:

Year 2 Students will study: • artistic judgement • compose music for screen • create final sound balance • develop and implement a business/ strategic plan • develop sound design • direct final audio master • implement sound design • manage sound design • manage sound recording • music industry knowledge • occupational health and safety (OH&S) • prepare a soundtrack

Course Outcomes Graduates may seek employment as a recording engineer in record production, the computer industry, concert production and sound design companies.

Course Fee AU$ $10,500 pa Materials Students pay a materials fee which covers the cost of the sound production textbook and consumable media such as tapes and recordable DVDs and CDs. Students wishing to make additional copies or archives of their work may be required to purchase their own blank media. Personal stationery items must be provided by students.

Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

Music, Screen and Sound Jack Levitt – Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media “Everything happens quickly. You can create a television show in the studio in a day. There were heaps of chances to meet with industry people.” Jack Levitt, Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media

MIT graduate Jack Levitt is busy making his mark in the world of television. After graduating from the screen and media course at NMIT, he completed an internship at Channel Ten and is now in the running for a broadcast traineeship, no mean feat in such a competitive industry. He says NMIT’s strong industry connections led to some great opportunities.

Go to www.nmit.edu.au/success_stories/jack_ levitt for the full story.

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Personal Services Advanced Diploma of Remedial Massage (Myotherapy)

his highly specialised course is specifically designed for people wishing to forge a career as a clinical myotherapist within the health sector. Graduates of the Advanced Diploma of Remedial Massage (Myotherapy) commonly work as part of a multidisciplinary clinic or may choose to work as an independent therapist. Once a student enrols in the course they are eligible to apply for student registration with a professional body such as the Australian Massage Therapists Association. Students must complete the Certificate IV in Massage Therapy Practice and the Diploma of Remedial Massage before commencing the advanced diploma in the final year.

Year 1 and Year 2 Semester 1

Certificate IV in Massage Therapy Practice CRICOS Code: 073172J National Code: HLT40307 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iv_ in_massage_therapy_practice NMIT study area: Massage The Certificate IV is the minimum qualification needed to set up practice as a professional massage therapist. Students must complete the Certificate IV in Massage Therapy Practice before advancing to the Diploma of Remedial Massage.

Diploma of Remedial Massage CRICOS Code: 073173G National Code: HLT50307 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ remedial_massage NMIT study area: Massage The focus of the Diploma of Remedial Massage is to equip students with theoretical knowledge and practical skills to conduct a physical assessment of a client and to plan and implement a Remedial Massage treatment using a broad range of treatment options. Students must complete the Certificate IV in Massage Therapy Practice before commencing the Diploma of Remedial Massage. Students at certificate IV and diploma level will study: • administer and manage a practice • clinical practice • communicate in health industry • corporate massage • first aid • health terminology • infection control • legal and ethical requirements • occupational health and safety (OH&S) • physical assessment • relaxation massage • remedial massage • sports massage

Course Duration Certificate IV in Massage Therapy Practice 6 months Diploma of Remedial Massage 1 year (after completion of Certificate IV in Massage Therapy Practice) Advanced Diploma of Remedial Massage (Myotherapy) 2.5 years (after completion of Diploma of Remedial Massage) Commencing February Campus Preston Course Fee AU$ $10,900 pa

CRICOS Provider No: 00724G

Materials Textbook costs approximately AU$150. Some text books must be purchased as per book list. Students should expect to spend approximately AU$300 on further materials throughout the duration of the course. Miscellaneous items such as oils, polo top and additional materials are also compulsory. Course Outcomes Employment can be gained through either self-employment or working with clubs, other health professions, hospitals, resorts and fitness centres.

Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

Year 2 Semester 2 and Year 3 Semester 1

Advanced Diploma of Remedial Massage (Myotherapy) CRICOS Code: 067718G National Code: 21920VIC www.nmit.edu.au/courses/advanced_ diploma_of_remedial_massage_ myotherapy NMIT study area: Massage Advanced diploma students build on the skills and knowledge gained in the diploma to equip them to conduct a comprehensive orthopaedic physical assessment and to tailor, implement and monitor a treatment plan using appropriate treatments such as dry needling, cupping, moxabustion, TENS and corrective exercises. Students will study: • clinical practice • finances, accounts and resources • infection control policy and procedures • leadership in health industry • literature research findings to clinical practice • manage knowledge and information • myotherapy clinical assessment • plan myotherapy treatment • provide myotherapy treatments including cupping, moxabustion, TENS and dry needling

“I love treating people and seeing how it changes their day to day activities.”

Andria Aspris, Advanced Diploma of Remedial Massage (Myotherapy)

ormer athlete and NMIT graduate Andria Aspris was working as a personal trainer when her clients’ range of musculoskeletal problems prompted her to look into massage as a treatment option. After graduating from NMIT’s myotherapy course, Andrea now splits her time between personal training and massage therapy. Go to www.nmit.edu.au/success_stories/ andria_aspris for the full story.

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Personal Services Diploma of Beauty Therapy T

his qualification is designed for those seeking employment in the glamorous and ever-growing industry of beauty therapy. First year graduates may enter the industry as a beauty specialist, day spa employee or in one of many and varied roles available in beauty therapy. The second year of this course caters for students who are seeking to specialise their skills in beauty therapy. Graduates may gain employment in a range of specialised and challenging roles from make-up artist to beauty spa salon manager or owner.

Year 1 Semester 1

Year 1 Semester 2

Certificate III in Beauty Services

Certificate IV in Beauty Therapy

CRICOS Code: 067526E National Code: WRB30104

CRICOS Code: 067525F National Code: WRB40105

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iii_ in_beauty_services

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iv_ in_beauty_therapy

NMIT study area: Beauty

Certificate III students train for a broad range of areas – manicure and pedicure treatments, gel nails, epilation and makeup for photography are just some of the skills on offer.

Second semester students build on and enhance their beauty therapy skills. Students further develop skills and techniques in areas such as body treatments to advanced facials.

Students will study:

• customer service • ear piercing

• advanced facial treatments and body treatments

• waxing (remove and bleaching) • lash and brow treatment • knowledge of anatomy and physiology • make-up for photography • manicure and pedicure • nail science and art • remedial camouflage

• cosmetic chemistry treatments • skin science and nutrition • treatment plans

Course Duration Certificate III in Beauty Services 6 months

Materials Students are required to purchase a beauty kit, uniforms and books. A list of materials will be provided upon enrolment. NMIT will purchase the beauty kit and uniforms on behalf of international students before classes commence at a cost of approximately AU$380.

Certificate IV in Beauty Therapy 1 year Diploma of Beauty Therapy 1.5 years Commencing February and July

Specific:

Campus Collingwood

• students must complete the Certificate IV in Beauty Therapy before advancing to the diploma.

Course Fee AU$ $11,200 pa

CRICOS Provider No: 00724G

Course Outcomes • beauty specialist/therapist • day spa manager/owner • salon owner

Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

Year 2 Semester 1

Diploma of Beauty Therapy CRICOS Code: 066702B National Code: WRB50105 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ beauty_therapy NMIT study area: Beauty Diploma students develop the skills required to operate as a beauty therapist, employing staff and managing a salon or day spa. Students acquire skills and knowledge spanning areas such as cosmetics, treatment plans and products and services. Students will study: • new products, services and merchandising • reflexology relaxation treatments • plan spa program and provide spa treatments • plan and provide massage treatments

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Personal Services Diploma of Hairdressing Salon Management

his course motivates and inspires every student to achieve their goals in the hairdressing industry and is suitable for those who want a fast track to a hairdressing career. Second year students develop higher level specialist hairdressing skills and knowledge. Graduates at this level may gain employment as a salon manager, or venture into their own hairdressing salon business.

Year 1

Year 2 Semester 1

Certificate III in Hairdressing

Certificate IV in Hairdressing

CRICOS Code: 072412F National Code: WRH30109

CRICOS Code: 072413E National Code: WRH40109

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iii_ in_hairdressing_PS2

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iv_ in_hairdressing

NMIT study area: Hairdressing

Certificate III students develop a broad range of skills such as colour application and correction, chemical curling, straightening and volumising, as well as designing haircut structures.

In this semester, students further develop technical skills such as designing and performing creative haircuts, and session stylist training. Small business management skills are also included at this level.

Students will study: • coordination of salon tasks • cut hair

Students will study: • advanced colour

• design hair style finishes • hair colouring techniques and method • hair curling and straightening • occupational health and safety (OH&S)

• advanced cutting • advanced long hair design • work as a session stylist • design and apply make-up

Campus Certificate III in Hairdressing – Preston or Collingwood. Please contact the department for further details.

Course Duration Certificate III in Hairdressing 1 year

Diploma of Hairdressing Salon Management – Preston

Certificate IV in Hairdressing Salon Management 1.5 years

Course Fee AU$ $12,500 pa

Materials Students are required to purchase a hairdressing kit, uniforms and books. A list of materials will be provided upon enrolment. NMIT will purchase the hairdressing kit and uniforms on behalf of international students before classes commence at a cost of approximately AU$730. Students should expect to spend AU$480 in further materials costs as required throughout the course.

Diploma of Hairdressing Salon Management 2 years

Certificate IV in Hairdressing – Preston or Collingwood. Please contact the department for further details.

Course Outcomes Hairdresser/Salon Owner

Commencing February and July

CRICOS Provider No: 00724G

Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

Year 2 Semester 2

Diploma of Hairdressing Salon Management CRICOS Code: 072414D National Code: WRH50109 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ hairdressing_salon_management NMIT study area: Hairdressing Salon management and managing your own business is the main feature at this level of study. Students develop a range of business skills and knowledge from forecasting market and business needs to managing a franchise operation. Students will study: • budgeting • business planning • customer relations • finances • leadership • legal and administrative requirements • provision of quality customer service • recruitment and selection of staff • staff supervision

“I’ve definitely made the right decision. It’s amazing when you enjoy something how good your marks are.”

Kathryn Wadsworth, Certificate IV in Hairdressing

fter working in the hospitality industry, NMIT Graduate Kathryn Wadsworth decided she wanted to pursue a career doing what she loved most –other peoples’ hair. For 23-year-old Kathryn, the courses at NMIT allowed her to fasttrack her qualifications and gain industry experience by taking part in the graduate hairdressing shows. Go to www.nmit.edu.au/success_stories/ kathryn_wadsworth for the full story.

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Visual and Creative Arts Bachelor of Illustration CRICOS Code: 061836F Course Code: HEVAILL www.nmit.edu.au/courses/bachelor_of_ illustration NMIT study area: Illustration – Higher Education

he 21st century illustrator will be entrepreneurial, culturally and creatively aware, have strong management skills and business acumen, be able to predict and interpret trends and operate within changing environments. Consequently, the Bachelor of Illustration draws on scholarship in history, technology, commerce, media and cultural studies. The degree offers three years of specialised illustration and design study and is structured around three strands of learning – Creative Practice, Creative Tools and Skills, and Media and Context. This program provides students with the flexibility to pursue their stylistic preferences, while developing detailed knowledge and understanding of the wider Australian and international illustration scene.

Associate Degree in Illustration CRICOS Code 061837E Course Code: HEVAILLAD www.nmit.edu.au/courses/associate_ degree_in_illustration NMIT study area: Illustration – Higher Education The Associate Degree in Illustration is an embedded exit point at the completion of the first two years of specialised illustration and design study in the Bachelor of Illustration. This program provides students with a skills and knowledge base to pursue their stylistic preferences, while developing the initial foundations and understanding of the wider Australian and international illustration scene. Facilities • fully equipped design and drawing studios • digital technology studio • creative studio/industry studio • exhibition gallery (Fairfield)

Course Duration Associate Degree in Illustration 2 years

Specific:

Course Fee AU$ $12,800 pa

• applicants in Australia are required to attend an interview and present a folio* • applicants applying from overseas are required to contact the department to arrange a web-teleconference interview, as well as present a folio* Email: illustration@nmit.vic.edu.au • studies equivalent to Australian Year 12 to include visual communication and design or recognised equivalent * information about folio preparation can be provided by the International Office. 98

CRICOS Provider No: 00724G

Year 1 • drawing studio I: foundation practice • digital studio I: foundation practice • design I: foundation practice • media, cultures and context I: illustration in contemporary visual culture • drawing studio II: media and application • digital studio II: imaging • design II: design vocabulary • media, cultures and context II: 20th Century Illustration Year 2 • drawing studio III: observation and invention • digital studio III: illustration • communication solutions • media, cultures and context III: pre-20th century illustration • drawing studio IV: innovation practice • digital studio IV: dynamic media • creative studio IV: personal folio • industry studio IV: researching, funding and exhibiting Year 3 • drawing studio V: specialised practice • creative studio II: professional folio • industry studio II: business and entrepreneurship • creative studio III: innovative folio • industry studio III: industry engagement

Bachelor of Illustration 3 years

Course Outcomes Graduates will have a broad range of career options including:

Commencing February

• advertising

Campus Fairfield

• creative consultancy and directorship • creative directorship • event management • exhibition design and curating • film and animation • new media areas of content and games • publishing • self-employment (small business)

Materials Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course.

Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

Visual and Creative Arts Monika Roberts – Bachelor of Writing and Publishing “We talk a lot about authors that inspire you and how you take inspiration from them and use it to inform your work.” Monika Roberts, Bachelor of Writing and Publishing

MIT graduate and writer Monika Roberts says the bachelor degree at NMIT gave her an opportunity to develop a broad range of skills, including fiction writing and newspaper editing. The course also boosted her confidence and helped her get a foot in the door of the competitive publishing industry.

Go to www.nmit.edu.au/success_stories/ monika_roberts for the full story.

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Visual and Creative Arts Bachelor of Writing and Publishing CRICOS Code: 062540C Course Code: HEFEWAP www.nmit.edu.au/courses/bachelor_of_ writing_and_publishing NMIT study area: Writing and Publishing – Higher Education

MIT’s Bachelor of Writing and Publishing develops creative, practical and critical skills for graduates who want to pursue a career in writing and publishing. The bachelor degree offers three years of specialised study in two strands: Writing and Reading, and Publishing. In the Writing and Reading strand, students explore a range of fiction and non-fiction genres, read a wide range of texts, examine the creation and interpretation of texts and undertake commissioned writing projects and industry relevant work experience. The strand teaches creative skills in composition, methodologies and work practices for students to become proficient writers in both fiction and non-fiction. In the Publishing strand, students participate in aspects of book and magazine publishing including: commissioning, structural and close editing, writing cover briefs, writing design briefs, liaising with authors, costing and managing projects, and planning and working to deadlines. Students learn grammar, editing, production, design and project management skills. A course component is the management of a publishing project in a variety of ways, including in conjunction with another publishing company. Admission Requirements General: successful completion of studies equivalent to Australian Year 12 education or relevant employment experience. English language proficiency of Academic IELTS overall band score of 6.5*, with a minimum score of 6.5* in writing and a minimum score of 6.0 in the other bands. * If students have not achieved an Academic IELTS score of 6.5, please contact the department to arrange a web-teleconference interview and to present a folio of written work. Email: bwp@nmit.vic.edu.au Specific: • applicants in Australia are required to attend an interview and present a folio** • applicants applying from overseas are required to present a folio** ** information about folio preparation can be provided by the International Office. 100

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Associate Degree in Writing and Publishing CRICOS Code: 062539G Course Code: HEFEWAPAD www.nmit.edu.au/courses/associate_ degree_in_writing_and_publishing NMIT study area: Writing and Publishing – Higher Education The Associate Degree in Writing and Publishing is an embedded degree with an exit point at the completion of year 2 of the Bachelor of Writing and Publishing. Media liaison officer, editor, novelist, freelance writer, publisher and playwright are just some of the many career options available to graduates. Graduates develop skills and attributes which are further extended and consolidated in the Bachelor of Writing and Publishing degree. These include:

Facilities • NMIT has an expansive library network and houses the Doris Leadbetter Collection which contains more than 1,300 course related titles Year 1 • how texts are written • how texts are read • introduction to publishing • editing I • introduction to fiction writing • introduction to non-fiction writing • contemporary publishing • digital and printt production Year 2 • writing fiction • writing non-fiction • editing II • publishing principles and practice • business communications • writing project • publishing project • publishing and writing in the digital age

• an understanding of the publishing industry • book and magazine production skills, including design, layout, structural editing, copyediting copywriting, liaison with authors, project management and planning, project costing • gain work ready skills through industry based and project experience. • key skills of editing and proofreading • writing skills in a wide range of genres

Year 3

Course Duration Associate Degree in Writing and Publishing 2 years

Materials AU$300 materials levy to be paid during the course. Lists of materials required and book lists are provided at the start of the course, although students are required to purchase very few texts.

Bachelor Degree in Writing and Publishing 3 years Commencing February and July

• writing professional practice I • publishing studio I • publishing seminar • critical appraisal of text • exploring creative identities • magazine publishing and journalism in a digital age • writing professional practice II • publishing studio II

Campus Fairfield

Course Outcomes Graduates will be equipped to enter the writing and publishing Industry.

Course Fee AU$ $12,800 pa

Employment opportunities include: • copy editing, editing and proofreading • corporate writing • fiction and non-fiction writing • media liaison officer • playwright • production controller • publishing assistant or researcher • script and speech writing • technical and tender writing

Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

Visual and Creative Arts Diploma of Graphic Design CRICOS Code: 066708G National Code: 21874VIC www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ graphic_design NMIT study area: Design

xcellent employment opportunities exist for graduates of this diploma, which is structured for those who wish to become skilled graphic designers. Prospective employers include advertising agencies, design and multimedia studios, packaging and publishing companies and trade houses. Students develop skills in traditional design, typography and graphic design, incorporating current computer-based graphic design and web media software, in conjunction with both print and online production technology. Students will study:

• design • design theory • digital design techniques and software • repro press • web design • interface design • design business management • research and critical analysis

Course Duration 2 years Commencing February Campus Fairfield Course Fee AU$ $10,900 pa

• applicants in Australia are required to attend an interview and present a folio* • applicants applying from overseas are required to present a folio* * information about folio preparation can be provided by the International Office.

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

Materials Students must pay a AU$900 materials and membership levy upfront at the start of the course (first year AU$300, second year AU$600. Part of the second year materials levy to include registration or memberships to relevant peak industry organisations and events). The department supplies some materials and students are expected to spend approximately AU$2,000 on their own personal kits and replenish as required throughout the course. Course Outcomes Graduates will work as support staff in advertising agencies, art and design studios and pre-press print industries. CRICOS Provider No: 00724G

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Visual and Creative Arts Diploma of Illustration CRICOS Code: 066704M National Code: 21871VIC www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ illustration NMIT study area: Illustration

his qualification opens doors to the creative world of illustration. It is designed for students wishing to pursue careers as advertising editors and illustrators, book designers and illustrators, and creative designers in the emerging and new media environment. Creativity, innovation and individuality are key to these studies. Students develop skills in book illustration using such media as gouache, acrylic and oil paint, mixed media and digital technology. Graduates of this course also acquire highly developed visual communication problem solving and business management skills. Students will study:

• design process • history of illustration • conceptual design • advanced drawing techniques • exhibition design • page design • electronic publishing • digital art, • animation • multimedia • professional practice • business practice • self promotion • printmaking • typography Admission Requirements General: successful completion of studies equivalent to Australian Year 12 education or relevant employment experience. English language proficiency equivalent to Academic IELTS overall band score of 5.5. See page 13 for more details. Specific: • applicants in Australia are required to attend an interview and present a folio* • applicants applying from overseas are required to present a folio* * Folio should demonstrate the use of a range of materials and techniques including a selection of illustrations and freehand observational drawings. Course Duration 2 years

Campus Preston Course Fee AU$ $10,900 pa Materials Students must pay a AU$900 materials and membership levy upfront at the start of the course (first year AU$300, second year AU$600. Part of the second year materials levy to include registration or memberships to relevant peak industry organisations and events). The department supplies some materials and students are expected to spend approximately AU$2,000 on their own personal kits and replenish as required throughout the course.

Course Outcomes Students who complete the Diploma of Illustration can then study the Bachelor of Illustration. Graduates may gain employment as illustrators in the diverse illustration and design industry including advertising, publishing and new media.

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CRICOS Provider No: 00724G

Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

Visual and Creative Arts Diploma of Photoimaging CRICOS Code: 066703A National Code: CUV50407 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ photoimaging NMIT study area: Photography

nowledge and experience gained from these studies enable graduates to freelance in professional photography, or to seek photographic assistant/technician or paraprofessional positions in a range of industries such as advertising, fashion, editorial and press, sports and travel.

Certificate IV in Photoimaging CRICOS Code: 072400K National Code: CUV40407 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iv_ in_photoimaging NMIT study area: Photography The Diploma of Photoimaging incorporates the Certificate IV in Photoimaging within the first year of study.

Students gain skills that are focused on the development of photographic imaging techniques and analogue and digital practices, with emphasis on industry involvement and extracurricular projects with industry specialists.

Campus Fairfield Course Fee AU$ $11,400 pa Materials Students must pay a AU$860 materials and membership levy upfront at the start of the course (fees to include registration or memberships to relevant peak industry organisations and events). Students should expect to spend approximately AU$2,000 on additional materials as required throughout the course.

Students will study: • black and white photography • colour management • editing and workflow • image capture • printing and finishing • visual and conceptual development • commercial and art photography • darkroom techniques • image manipulation • post production and printing • scientific photography • studio photography photojournalism • theory and business management • video art

Course Outcomes The knowledge and experience gained gives opportunities to be either selfemployed, freelance or employed as a photographic assistant, technician or paraprofessional in commercial, advertising, fashion, food, wedding, portrait, digital imaging, editorial and press, sports, travel, stock library, illustrative, professional laboratory and scientific and technical photography. Opportunities exist both within the private sector and various government departments.

Course Duration Certificate IV in Photoimaging 1 year Diploma of Photoimaging 2 years Commencing February

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

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Visual and Creative Arts Diploma of Professional Writing and Editing

irst year studies are focused on providing students with skills and knowledge to develop and enhance their own writing, and/or seek freelance writing and editing opportunities across a broad range of industries. Second year students build on industry knowledge and fine tune skills relating to writing, editing, and the publishing industry. Diploma graduates may seek cadetships in publishing and related industries or pursue freelance work as a professional writer and editor.

Year 1

Year 2

Certificate IV in Professional Writing and Editing

Diploma of Professional Writing and Editing

CRICOS Code: 060640D National Code: 21674VIC www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iv_ in_professional_writing_and_editing NMIT study area: Professional Writing The certificate is designed to provide students with skills in: • text analysis • writing and editing for employment or further tertiary study • writing non-fiction • writing short and long fiction Students will study: • addressing copyright requirements • collecting and organising information • designing and developing text documents • developing and applying industry knowledge • developing writing and editing skills • developing, refining and communicating concept for their own work • identifying industry laws and regulations and applying them to workplace activities • maintaining workplace safety • sourcing information on history and theory and applying to their own work

CRICOS Code: 060641C National Code: 21675VIC www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ professional_writing_and_editing NMIT study area: Professional Writing The diploma year is designed to extend the development of the skills introduced in the Certificate IV in Professional Writing and Editing. Advanced skills in writing, editing and small press publishing are included in second year studies. Students also extend their awareness of industry standards and demands. Students will study: • originating concepts for their own work and conducting critical discourse • researching and critically analysing history and theory • managing a project • conducting research

Students must successfully complete the Certificate IV in Professional Writing and Editing before advancing to the diploma in the second year. Admission Requirements General: successful completion of studies equivalent to Australian Year 12 education or relevant employment experience. English language proficiency equivalent to Academic IELTS score of 6.5 or higher.* See page 13 for more details. *if students have not achieved an Academic IELTS score of 6.5, contact the department to arrange a webteleconference interview and to present a folio of written work.

Specific: • applicants need to submit a writing folio of up to five A4-size pages. The folio must include varied examples (such as short pieces, extracts from long pieces, fiction, non-fiction, poetry, academic writing and so on). • students must successfully complete the Certificate IV in Professional Writing and Editing before advancing to the diploma in the second year Course Duration Certificate IV in Professional Writing and Editing 1 year Diploma of Professional Writing and Editing 2 years Commencing February

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Campus Collingwood Course Fee AU$ $10,500 pa Materials Course costs: approximately AU$300. Students are given a book list at the start of the course and are required to provide their own writing materials, stationery and information storage devices including USB and CDs. Course Outcomes The Diploma of Professional Writing and Editing is designed for those wishing to develop their writing and editing skills for employment, freelance editing work or further study.

Download an enrolment form at www.nmit.edu.au/international

Visual and Creative Arts Diploma of Visual Art CRICOS Code: 066706J National Code: 21885VIC

Painting and Printmaking stream

Photomedia and Printmaking stream

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ visual_art_VA2

www.nmit.edu.au/courses/diploma_of_ visual_art_VA1

NMIT study area: Visual Art

This course is ideal for students seeking freelance careers within the fine arts. Graduates may gain employment in a range of fields that are linked across fine arts, particularly in the fields of printmaking, painting, arts administration and other related areas.

his course is designed for students who wish to pursue a freelance career within the fine arts fields of photography, printmaking and painting. Graduates may gain employment as self-sufficient artists across this broad field. Study at this level includes a range of relevant specialist practical and theory subjects, and several Arts Business modules. Students gather and refine skills in areas such as digital and analogue photography and imagemaking, painting, printmaking, drawing and exhibition design. Classes take place at the Epping campus, with some parts of this course also delivered at the Preston campus. Students will study:

• photomedia (photography) • painting • digital imaging • drawing • art history • art criticism • exhibition design • arts business • occupational health and safety (OH&S) procedures

Students benefit from a range of relevant specialist practical and theory subjects and several Arts Business modules. Successful graduates enter the industry with skills in areas such as painting, printmaking, digital imagery, exhibition design and drawing. Classes take place at the Preston campus, with some parts of this course also delivered at the Epping campus. Students will study: • painting • printmaking • photography • digital imaging • drawing • 2D and 3D art • business practice • art criticism • art history • exhibition design

Course Duration 2 years Commencing February Campus Photomedia and Printmaking Stream – Epping campus. Parts of this course will also be delivered at the Preston Campus. Painting and Printmaking Stream – Preston campus. Parts of this course will also be delivered at the Epping Campus. Course Fee AU$ $10,900 pa

Course details subject to change. Check www.nmit.edu.au/international for updates.

Materials Students must pay a AU$750 materials and membership levy upfront at the start of the course (fees to include registration or memberships to relevant peak industry organisations and events). Some materials are supplied. Students should expect to spend approximately AU$2,000 on additional materials as required throughout the course. Course Outcomes Graduates of this course may gain employment in a range of fields that are linked across fine arts, particularly in the fields of photomedia, printmaking, painting, arts administration and other related areas.

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Visual and Creative Arts Certificate IV in Design CRICOS Code: 066707G National Code: CUV40303 www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iv_ in_design NMIT study area: Design

ith a multiple design emphasis, this course provides pathways to further design study in areas such as graphic design, product design and illustration. Graduates also gain entry level skills, enabling them to explore employment opportunities in the creative design industry. Students of the Certificate IV in Design develop and enhance their design skills through completion of set projects relating to product design, graphic design, illustration and other related design areas. Students will study: • design process • colour theory • graphic design, • drawing • illustration • painting • digital imaging • concept design • 2D and 3D design • industry studies • occupational health and safety (OH&S)

Admission Requirements General: successful completion of studies equivalent to Australian Year 12 education or relevant employment experience. English language proficiency equivalent to Academic IELTS overall band score of 5.5. See page 13 for more details. Specific: • applicants in Australia are required to attend an interview and present a folio* • applicants applying from overseas are required to present a folio* * Information about folio preparation can be provided by the International Office. Course Duration 1 year Commencing February Campus Preston 106

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Course Fee AU$ $10,500 pa Materials Students must pay a AU$300 materials and memberships levy upfront at the start of the course (fees to include registration or memberships to relevant peak industry organisations and events). Students should expect to supply additional materials as required throughout the course. Course Outcomes Graduates with enhanced design skills in graphic design and product design may seek further study in art and design areas such as graphic design, product design, visual arts and illustration. The course also provides entry level skills to enter the design industry.

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Visual and Creative Arts

Kobe Pallis – Diploma of Photoimaging “I relished the opportunity to hone my skills and continue to learn more about ever-changing photographic developments in process, equipment and the editing software.” Kobe Pallis, Diploma of Photoimaging

or NMIT student Kobe Pallis, completing NMIT’s photoimaging course and embarking on a new career has been a life-changing and challenging experience. But after winning several awards including Student Portrait Photographer of the Year, she’s well on her way to fulfilling her dream of becoming a professional photographer.

Go to www.nmit.edu.au/success_stories/ kobe_pallis for the full story.

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We’ve got the north of Melbourne covered Campus Locator

We’ve got the north of Melbourne covered – campus locator [insert updated map international version]

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We’ve got the north of Melbourne covered – campuses and training centres

MIT is the biggest vocational training provider in Melbourne’s north with campuses located in Melbourne’s inner northern suburbs and urban fringe. In all, NMIT has seven campuses plus six industry specific training centres. Our metropolitan locations are all well serviced by public transport and most have ample student parking, so even if you don’t live in the north, NMIT is still a very accessible study option.

Ararat campus

Collingwood campus

Grano St, Ararat VIC 3377 (Melway ref: 926 F2,)*

20 Otter St, Collingwood VIC 3066 (Melway ref: 2C E8)*

ocated two and a half hours northwest of Melbourne, Ararat campus is situated in one of Victoria’s most historic wine-growing districts. Features a commercial scale vineyard and winery plus other agricultural training facilities.

www.nmit.edu.au/campuses/ararat

ocated just three kilometres from Melbourne’s CBD, Collingwood is right amongst some of the city’s most fashionable cafés, shops and galleries. Key areas of study include television and video production, hospitality, hairdressing, multimedia, IT and ESL. www.nmit.edu.au/campuses/collingwood

Getting there by public transport: Bus:

200, 201, City - Doncaster 203 City - Bulleen (via Eastern Fwy)

205 Melbourne University Doncaster (via Kew Junction)

207 City - Donvale

546 Heidelberg Melbourne University

Train: Victoria Park Station (zone 1) on the Epping or Hurstbridge lines Tram: 86 City - RMIT Bundoora

*Melway Greater Melbourne, Edition 38, 2011

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We’ve got the north of Melbourne covered – campuses and training centres Epping campus

Fairfield campus

Cnr Cooper St and Dalton Rd, Epping VIC 3076 (Melway ref: 182 C12)*

Yarra Bend Road, Fairfield VIC 3078 (Melway ref: 44 H1, 2D F1)*

nly minutes from the Western Ring Road, NMIT’s Epping campus offers some of the best industrial training facilities in Australia for the aquaculture, meat processing, agriculture, viticulture and winemaking industries plus courses in a wide range of other studies rom commerce and photography to butchery and farriery. www.nmit.edu.au/campuses/epping

Getting there by public transport: Bus:

555 and 556 Northland - Epping

564 Epping Plaza - RMIT Bundoora

571 South Morang - Roxburgh Park

575 Epping - Thomastown

577 Epping Plaza - Mill Park Lakes

Train: Epping Station (zone 2) on the Epping line

et within picturesque parklands only a few kilometres from the CBD and close to the Yarra River, Fairfield is home to a mixed and highly creative selection of courses including writing and publishing; performing arts; jewellery manufacture; visual arts; floristry, turf management and horticulture; animal studies and veterinary nursing. The campus is also home to Yarra House, a 155-bed student accommodation facility. www.nmit.edu.au/campuses/fairfield

Getting there by public transport: Bus:

546 Melbourne University Heidelberg

Train: Clifton Hill Station (zone 1) on the Epping or Hurstbridge lines Tram: 86 City - RMIT Bundoora

Greensborough campus Civic Drive, Greensborough VIC 3088 (Melway ref: 11 A9)*

ituated 25 kilometres north east of Melbourne and only minutes from the Greensborough Plaza and the Western Ring Road, Greensborough features richly coloured gardens with studies in commerce, design drafting, information technology, office administration, visual arts, computer systems, music performance, liberal arts, horticulture, and aged care. www.nmit.edu.au/campuses/ greensborough

Getting there by public transport: Bus:

520 Greensborough - Doreen

562 Greensborough - Humevale

563 Greensborough - Northland

902 ‘Smart Bus’ Chelsea - Airport West

Train: Greensborough Station (zone 2) on the Eltham/Hurstbridge line *Melway Greater Melbourne, Edition 38, 2011

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We’ve got the north of Melbourne covered – campuses and training centres Heidelberg campus

Preston campus

NMIT Kyneton Park

Cnr Waterdale Rd and Bell St, Heidelberg West VIC 3081 (Melway ref: 31 F2)*

77 - 91 St Georges Rd, Preston VIC 3072 (Melway ref: 18 E12)*

Campaspe Place, Kyneton VIC 3444 (Melway ref: x909 F8)*

eidelberg campus is one of Victoria’s major training centres for building trades, electronics and engineering. The campus boasts a 1,450 square metre building barn, AutoCAD training centre, robotics simulation facility and metal working and engineering shops. www.nmit.edu.au/campuses/heidelberg

Getting there by public transport:

lose to Preston Station and Market, Preston offers a diverse range of courses including tourism and hospitality, visual arts, information technology, electrical and electronics, design and drafting, hairdressing, health and community studies, office administration, English as a Second Language (ESL), commerce, sports development and massage.

MIT Kyneton Park delivers a range of skills training in key regional industries such as viticulture, horticulture, agriculture and the equine industry. The centre also operates as a thoroughbred racing and training facility. www.nmit.edu.au/campuses/kyneton

www.nmit.edu.au/campuses/preston

Getting there by public transport:

Bus:

246 Elsternwick - Clifton Hill/ La Trobe University

250 Garden City - La Trobe University

Bus:

513 Glenroy - Eltham

340 City - La Trobe University

527 Gowrie - Northland

513 Glenroy - Eltham

903 ‘Smart Bus’ Mordialloc - Altona

548 Kew - La Trobe University

549 Ivanhoe - Northland

903 ‘Smart Bus’ Mordialloc - Altona

Train: Heidelberg Station (zone 1 or 2) on the Eltham/Hurstbridge line

Train: Bell Station (zone 1) on the Epping line

Preston Station (zones 1 + 2) on the Epping line

Tram: 86 City - RMIT Bundoora

112 City - West Preston

*Melway Greater Melbourne, Edition 38, 2011

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We’ve got the north of Melbourne covered – campuses and training centres Northern AMEP Centre

Northern Lodge - Eden Park

Northern Lodge - Yan Yean

Cnr Belfast and Blair Streets, Broadmeadows VIC 3047 (Melway ref: 6 K7)*

Glen Robin Court, Eden Park VIC 3757 (Melway ref: 910 M11)*

2005 Plenty Road, Yan Yean VIC 3755 (Melway ref: 910 M12)*

he Northern AMEP (Adult Migrant English Program) Centre offers AMEP funded English courses at all levels of the Certificate in Spoken and Written English (CSWE). YAMEC (Young Adult Migrant Education Course) English as a Second Language (ESL) programs are also available for young people. The Centre also offers other AMEP services, such as eligibility checks, fee-free translation services and more.

Getting there by public transport: Bus:

540 Upfield – Broadmeadows

532 Craigieburn – Broadmeadows

Train: Broadmeadows Station (zone 2) on the Broadmeadows/Craigieburn line

MIT’s 300 hectare thoroughbred breeding facility, Northern Lodge Eden Park provides tomorrow’s trainers, breeders, stud managers and trackriders with a commercial standard training facility. The Lodge also runs a commercial thoroughbred breeding program with its own brood mares and stallions. Eden Park also includes a 10 hectare training vineyard that produces around fourteen grape varieties including chardonnay, sauvignon blanc, semillon, riesling, pinot noir, shiraz, cabernet sauvignon and merlot.

orthern Lodge - Yan Yean Farm is where NMIT agriculture students learn to work and manage a fully operational broadacre farming operation including cattle and sheep farming, aquaculture and pasture production. The centre also includes courses in operating earthmoving machinery. www.nmit.edu.au/campuses/training_ centres

NMIT runs a morning and afternoon shuttle bus service between Northern Lodge - Eden Park and the Epping campus. www.nmit.edu.au/campuses/training_ centres

*Melway Greater Melbourne, Edition 38, 2011

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We’ve got the north of Melbourne covered – campuses and training centres Other NMIT Vineyards

n addition to the vineyards at Ararat and Northern Lodge - Eden Park, NMIT has two other vineyards located in some of Australia’s premier wine-growing areas, with facilities that provide students with the best education in wine industry practices.

Yarra Glen Racing Centre

Growling Frog Vineyard

Armstrong Grove, Yarra Glen VIC 3775 (Melway ref: 275 C1)*

Donnybrook Road, Yan Yean VIC 3755 (Melway ref: 390 K1)*

n 2001 our students began vine planting at NMIT’s vineyard at the Yarra Valley Racing Centre in the Yarra Valley. This region is recognised as one of Australia’s most prominent cool-climate wine regions.

NMIT also maintains a training vineyard located at the Growling Frog Golf Course in Yan Yean.

CAMPUSES

TRAINING CENTRES

PRESTON 77-91 St Georges Rd, Preston VIC 3072

GROWLING FROG VINEYARD 1910 Donnybrook Rd, Yan Yean VIC 3755

COLLINGWOOD 20 Otter St, Collingwood VIC 3066

NMIT KYNETON PARK Campaspe Pl, Kyneton VIC 3444

EPPING Cnr Cooper St & Dalton Rd, Epping VIC 3076

NORTHERN AMEP CENTRE Cnr Belfast & Blair St, Broadmeadows VIC 3047

FAIRFIELD Yarra Bend Rd, Fairfield VIC 3078

NORTHERN LODGE – EDEN PARK Glen Robin Ct, Eden Park VIC 3757

GREENSBOROUGH Civic Drive, Greensborough VIC 3088

NORTHERN LODGE – YAN YEAN 2005 Plenty Rd, Yan Yean VIC 3755

HEIDELBERG Cnr Waterdale Rd & Bell St, Heidelberg West VIC 3081

YARRA GLEN RACING CENTRE Armstrong Grove, Yarra Glen VIC 3775

ARARAT Grano St, Ararat VIC 3377

WEBSITE www.nmit.edu.au

*Melway Greater Melbourne, Edition 38, 2011

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF ENROLMENT REFUND POLICY Applicants are advised to ensure they understand NMIT’s refund policy. • Applications for refund should be made in writing on the ‘Application for Refund’ form available on request from the International Office. • Upon approval the International Office will make refunds in accordance with the Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) regulations. • Tuition fees include a AU$300 administration fee, which is non-refundable and non-transferable in the case of a student withdrawing an application after being accepted. • If, after payment of fees a student withdraws an application and presents a completed Application for Refund Form the following will apply: • If written notice is received by NMIT more than 28 days before the commencing of the course a cancellation fee of 25% of the full semester fee will be deducted from fees received. • If written notice is received by NMIT up to 28 days but more than 14 days prior to the course commencing a cancellation fee of 35% of the full semester fee will be deducted from fees received. • If written notice is received by NMIT 14 days or less of the course commencing, no refund will be made. • Where a student has been denied a visa to study in Australia a full refund less the administration fee will be made on receipt of proof that a visa has been denied. • Where a student is granted Permanent Residency Visa Status before the start date of the semester, a full refund will be made of the fees paid for the following semester. • Where a student commences a semester as an international student and is granted Permanent Resident Visa Status during that semester, international student fees will apply for that semester. • Where a student is granted a deferral or suspension of studies after the semester has commenced, a transfer of the current semester’s tuition fees will be granted. • Where a student is paying for a package of courses, and pays a deposit, this deposit is non refundable. • Where NMIT is unable to deliver the course offered, a full refund will be made. • All refunds are made in Australian dollars or the foreign currency equivalent at the time and will be net of any handling fee charged by local representatives used by the student. • In the case of a student returning home any refund will only be made after the student ID card is returned and immigration notified. This agreement does not remove the right to take further action under Australia’s Consumer Protection Laws. Refer to Institute rule: Student Enrolment, Fees and Charges; Part E - Schedule 2 Rules for Refund of fees and charges for overseas students NMIT/IR/12/E2. TRANSFERS Transfer to another educational institution • Under Standard 7 of the ESOS Act it is not possible to transfer to another education institution for the duration of any preliminary course and/or the first 6 months of the principal course, without permission from NMIT. • Requests for transfer must be made to the International Office in writing and be accompanied by a letter of offer from the receiving institution. Evidence of exceptional and/or extenuating circumstances is also required. • If approved, any monies transferred will be in accordance with NMIT’s Refund Policy. Transfer to another course at NMIT • All applications to transfer to another course at NMIT should be made on the ‘Request for Internal Transfer’ form available at the International Office. • Transfers will be subject to availability of places in the desired course. • Transfers to other courses will be granted at the discretion of the International Office in consultation with the relevant teaching department. • Where a transfer is granted students must pay an administration fee of AU$200 plus any additional tuition fees applicable to the new course before starting the new course. ESOS FRAMEWORK • Australia has a reputation as a safe, progressive and dynamic place of study; and NMIT helps maintain this reputation by providing quality education and consumer protection specifically developed for overseas students on a student visa. • The Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Act 2000 and associated legislation is the legal framework governing the responsibility of NMIT towards overseas students. • The ESOS Act can be accessed at http://www.aei.gov.au/Regulatory-Information/Pages/Regulatoryinformation.aspx or through the link on the NMIT International website (www.nmit.edu.au/international) for prospective students

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International Student Application Form 1. Complete all sections using CAPITAL letters 2. Attached certified supporting documents and a copy of your passport 3. Send your application to:

Add: NMIT International Office

Tel:

(+61 3) 9269 1666 (+61 3) 9269 1669

20 Otter St, Collingwood, VIC, 3066

Fax:

Australia

Email: international-admissions@nmit.vic.edu.au

Personal Details Family Name (as shown in passport) .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Given Names ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Date of Birth (DD/MM/YY) ...........................................................................................

Male

Female

Passport Number ................................................................................................................... Nationality / Citizenship ..........................................................................................................................

Contact Details If you are currently living outside Australia, please provide your overseas address. If you are already living in Australia, please provide your Australian address. Number and Street ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Suburb / Town / Country ......................................................................................................................................................................... Postcode / Zipcode ........................................................... Home Phone Number ......................................................................................................... Mobile Phone Number................................................................................................................................ Email Address ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Course Preferences Name of Course

CRICOS Code

1. ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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2. ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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3. ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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Semester / Intake

February

ELICOS English Language Course

July Year ........................................................

Other Intake ......................................................................................

Number of Weeks ...................................................... Commencement Date .....................................................................................

Visa Do you hold a current Australian visa?

Yes

If YES, what is the Type of Visa? ................................................................ Visa Subclass .......................................................... Visa Expiry Date ......................................................

Health Cover Do you have current Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)?

Yes

If YES, what is your Membership Number? .......................................................................................................................................... OSHC Expiry Date .................................................. If NO, what type of OSHC will you require?

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Family

I do not require OSHC

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International Student Application Form

Previous NMIT Studies Have you previously been enrolled at NMIT?

Yes

If YES, please provide your student number ..............................................................

English Language Level Provide details and documentation confirming your English language level I have taken a recognised English language test in the last two years (e.g. IELTS, TOEFL, Pearson, Cambridge). Name of Test ....................................................................................................................................................... Score ............................................... Date of Test ............................................................ I have successfully completed an English course in Australia I have completed studies where English was the language of instruction English is my first language I will complete an English course or take a recognised English language test on ...................................................................................................

Previous Studies Are you currently studying in Australia?

Yes

If YES, please provide copies of your Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) documents and complete the details below Name of Course ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Institution .................................................................................................................................................................................................... Date of Completion ........................................................................ List details of your previous education and attach documentation including certified copies of full academic transcripts. Documents not in English must be accompanied by certified translations. Name of Qualification

Institution

Country

Year Finished

............................................................................................................................................... .............................................................................................. .................................................. ................................................... ............................................................................................................................................... .............................................................................................. .................................................. ................................................... If you believe you have relevant work experience, attach details and documentation (e.g. employer reference)

Agent Details Please complete this section if you are using an education agent or representative. Agent Name ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Agent Address ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Agent Representative

Agent Telephone .............................................................................................................................................................................................................

Stamp

Agent Email ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Declaration I declare that the information provided on this form and supporting documentation is true and correct. I have read and understood the refund policy and terms and conditions of enrolment in the NMIT International Course Guide or at www.nmit.edu.au. I hereby give permission to NMIT to see and access all the details of my current visa through the Visa Entitlement Verification Online (VEVO) system. I acknowledge that the provision of incorrect information or documentation or the withholding of information or documentation relating to my application may result in the cancellation of my enrolment.

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Live on campus and enjoy the complete student experience. Located on NMITâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s beautiful Fairfield campus, Yarra House offers the best in student living. Recently refurbished to the highest standards, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll enjoy:

Your own fully furnished room Choice of en-suite bathroom Reverse cycle air conditioning and heating On-site support and security card access Choice of meal packages BBQ zone, games room and common areas

Organised social activities and events Free on-site parking Fully inclusive residential fee (includes utilities) Nearby sporting facilities Exciting student community

Apply today and be among the first to enjoy the Yarra House experience. email: info@yarrahouse.com.au

on-campus student accommodation details correct at time of printing, 04 August 2011

visit: yarrahouse.com.au phone: +61 3 9269 8990