DEAKIN UNIVERSITY AUSTRALIArelevant, innovative, responsiveScholastic excellence, top quality research, industry partnerships and tailored courses are among the factors that attract students from all around the world to Deakin. As one of Australia's largest universities, Deakin University provides superior, student-centred education to students in Australia and around the world. Degrees structured closely with industry means graduates are job-ready and in demand - many courses feature internships or industry placements Strong research profile Largest provider of professional and business education in Australia, and a leader in distance education The first Australian university to win the prestigious University of the Year award twice Pathway programs through MIBT and TAFE with credit transfer or direct entry English Language Institute offering 5 45 week programs as a pathway to Deakin University Outstanding student services, facilities and support Deakins courses Deakin aims to give its graduates the edge in employment markets and preparethem for leadership in industry and the professions. Courses have been developed to be relevant, practical and up-to-date and the University has forged strong links with government, industry and the professions. The University offers courses from English language courses, through bachelor degree level to higher degrees by research across a broad range of traditional and new disciplines. Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses include: Accounting, Aquaculture, Architecture, Arts, Biological and Chemical Sciences, Biotechnology, Business, Commerce, Computing and Software Development, Construction Management, Education, Electronic Commerce, Engineering (computronics, environmental, manufacturing, mechatronics), Environmental Management, Finance, Health Sciences, Information Technology, International Trade, Journalism, Law, Management, Marine Biology, Marketing, Media Arts, Nursing, Nutrition and Dietetics, Occupational Therapy, Psychology, Public Relations, Science, Technology, Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, Visual Arts Deakins links with industry and the professions Deakin University works in partnership with government, major corporations and professional associations such as BP, Coca Cola-Amatil, Coles Myer, Ford, IBM, Qantas and CPA Australia to deliver some of the most significant professional programs in Australia and internationally. Our partnerships with business and the professions give a practical relevance to our courses. They give our students the opportunity to develop the personal and professional skills which will be the basis oftheir reputation and success in the graduate labour market throughout the world. Deakin's locations Deakin University has five campuses in the state of Victoria two in the states' capital city of Melbourne, and three campuses in the regional coastal cities of Geelong and Warrnambool. Each of the campuses have a distinct atmosphere andstrengths in different course areas. Geelong Located fifteen minutes drive west of the city, the Geelong campus at Waurn Ponds offers courses in arts, commerce, education, journalism, public relations, psychology, engineering, law, science, computer science and social work. The campus is home to the Geelong Technology Precinct, described as where University meets industry. It will expand research and development capabilities and provide opportunities for university-industry partnerships and new enterprises in the region The Geelong Waterfront campus, opened in 1996 in the former Dalgety Woolstores building on Corio Bay, now houses the School of Architecture and Building, the School of Nursing, the University Chancellery and administrative, service and project centres. The campus is also home to Costa Hall, a world-standard ceremonial and performance space. The nearby Ford Discovery Centre, a joint venture between Ford Australia, the City of Greater Geelong and Deakin University, showcases the past, present and future of Ford in Australia. Melbourne The
Melbourne campus at Burwood, with its
distinctive, curved white building is a landmark in the eastern suburbs. As part
of an extensive campus redevelopment, new buildings have been constructed in
recent years to cater for the environmental science, IT and contemporary arts
teaching programs. These join the existing courses in arts, commerce, law, nursing,
teacher education, disability studies, psychology, science, sports science and
applied sciences. From 2007, international students will utilise the newly
constructed, state-of-the-art International Centre. The
Melbourne campus at Toorak provides
facilities for Deakin International and the Deakin University English Language
Institute (DUELI), the Deakin Business School and the Melbourne Institute of
Business and Technology. The historically important Stonington mansion provides
executive offices and the Stonington Stables Museum of Art houses part of the
University's contemporary art collection. Melbourne Institute of Business and
Technology (MIBT) offers an excellent pathway to Deakin for students who do not
meet the formal entry requirements for Deakin Universitys courses or who need
to bridge the gap between previous study and university. Located on Deakin Universitys Melbourne
campus at Toorak, MIBT provides a direct pathway to second year study at
Deakin University in the areas of business/commerce, computing/information
technology and mass communication. Students who do not meet the formal entry
requirements for Deakin University may be offered a place at Melbourne Institute
of Business and Technology (MIBT). MIBT diplomas are equivalent to the first
year of the Deakin University undergraduate degree. On satisfactory
completion of a MIBT diploma and subject to meeting University academic entrance
criteria, MIBT graduates are guaranteed entry to second year at Deakin
University.
TOORAK CAMPUS Deakin University is committed to
providing assistance and support to all international students throughout their
time at Deakin University. Services include airport reception, orientation programs,
International Student Advisers on all campuses and peer support networks, study
skills assistance and career advice, health care and personal counselling.
Students are taught by highly qualified academic staff and enjoy excellent
educational facilities across all campuses, including up-to-date computing resources
(24-hour access), laboratories, studios, workshops and libraries.
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