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Unique University, unique opportunities

DEAKIN UNIVERSITY relevant, innovative, responsive

Why choose Deakin?

Some of the reasons why a Deakin degree is the right choice for you include:

www.deakin.edu.au/international

• Multi award-winning institution

• Degrees structured with industry means you are job-ready and in demand

• Strong research profile

• Largest provider of professional and business education in Australia, as well as a leader in distance education

• Outstanding campus locations

• English Language Institute

• Pathway to Deakin through MIBT and TAFE

• Outstanding student support, services and facilities

Why choose Deakin?

…but the thing most of our students tell us is that Deakin is a friendly place, where you can learn, make new friends and discover parts of yourself you never knew existed.


Deakin’s courses – designed for employment

> Deakin offers

> undergraduate courses

> postgraduate courses by coursework

> postgraduate courses by research

> English language courses

> Close links with industry and professional groups ensure courses equip you with the skills in demand

> Accreditation with professional associations provides a practical relevance to your studies

> Many courses include internships or practical placements for hands-on practice


Courses at Deakin

Architecture

Arts

Biotechnology

Business

Communication

Education

Information Systems

Engineering

Health Sciences

Information Technology

Law

Marine Biology


MBA

Media Arts

Nursing

Nutrition and Dietetics

Performing Arts

Psychology

Public Health

Sciences

Sport Sciences

Sport Management

TESOL

Visual Arts

More than 400 courses offered through the faculties of Arts, Business and Law, Education, Health and Behavioural Sciences and Science and Technology

Noroff advanced standing

Deakin degree: Bachelor of Arts A300

Major area of study: Film and Video (Burwood)

Years of study at Deakin: 1 year full-time

Noroff course: Film & Television Production + 1 other diploma

Semesters of advanced standing: 4 (2 years full-time)

Start dates February and July



Subjects to study at Deakin University (commencing February):

Semester 1 (February) ACM213 Media Production: Form and Structure ACM214 Narrative and Screen Direction ACM236 Screen Practitioners ACM237 Deakin TV

Semester 2 (July)ACM317 Research in Production: DocumentaryACM318 Research in Production: Digital Film MakingACM321 Media Arts InternshipALC314 Advertising: Designing Desires (online)



Deakin degree: Bachelor of Contemporary Arts A358

Major area of study: Animation and Digital Culture (Burwood)

Years of study at Deakin: 1 years full-time

Noroff course: Multimedia Designer 1 and 2





Subjects to study at Deakin University:

Semester 1 (February) ACM327 Advanced AnimationACC301 Professional Arts Practise 2 other Level 3 units

Semester 2 (July)ACM308 Interactive ImagesACT102 Criticism, Narrative and Contexts2 credit point Level 3 unit






Noroff course: Multimedia Designer 1 and Digital Animation







Years of study at Deakin: 1year full-time

Noroff course: Digital Animation 1 and 2





Deakin degree: Bachelor of Interactive Media A365


Noroff course: Multimedia Designer 1 and 2


Start dates February and July from 2007 only




Semester 1 (February) SIT362 Advances in Interactive MediaACN309 Narrative and Representation in Interactive MediaACN305 Studio 3AElective unit

Semester 2 (July)ACN312 The Interactive Media EntrepreneurACN310 Choreographing Digital Space and Performance Interaction2 Elective units





Noroff course: Digital Animation 1 and 2







Noroff course: Multimedia Designer 1 and Digital Animation 1




Masters programs

> Generally 1.5 years

> Double Masters degrees available over 2 years

> Professional Masters – 2 years with 6 months professional practise

> Major areas – Business– Communication– International Relations– Health Science– Engineering– Information Technology

> Requires completion of a bachelor degree of 3 or 4 years depending on the area studied and IELTS Score of 6.5 with no individual band less than 6.0


Our campuses – each offers a unique experience


> The Melbourne campuses offer a multicultural big-city atmosphere and attractions

> The campuses in Geelong and Warrnambool let you experience more of the ‘real Australia’. They can also earn you an additional 5 points towards any future Permanent Residency application*

> Geelong and Warrnambool campuses are ideally placed to offer courses which draw upon the strengths of the environment

*This information may change without notice.

Go to: www.immi.gov.au/migration/regional

for the latest information

http://www.immi.gov.au/migration/regional

About Melbourne

> Multicultural population of 3.5 million people

> Exciting, safe,and well-known for its music and cultural festivals, restaurants, excellent shopping and world-class sporting events

> Judged ‘the world’s most livable city’, because of its clean and safe environment, cost of living and quality of housing, public transport and education


Melbourne campuses

Melbourne campus at Burwood

> Thriving metropolitan campus in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs

> More than 12 000 on-campus students

> Modern architecture and facilities, including the Icon Art Gallery, excellent teaching, learning, recreational and sporting facilities

> Campus located in suburban Melbourne, 14 kilometres/8 miles from Melbourne city centre

> 40 minutes by tram to city centre


Services and facilities for students

Outstanding services for students, including:

> International Student Advisers

> accommodation and orientation services

> academic assistance

> social activities, student clubs and associations

> health care, personal counselling, career advice

Campus facilities include:

> up-to-date computing resources (24-hour access)

> laboratories, studios and workshops for hands-on practice

> extensive libraries

> recreational and sporting facilities including cafes, gyms, sporting fields


Melbourne accommodation

On campus

> Single room, mostly unit/apartment style accommodation shared with 10-12 students.

> Bedrooms are furnished, heated, carpeted and have phone and computer access.

> Shared bathrooms, dining rooms, laundry and recreational areas.

> As students are responsible for preparing their own meals each unit contains a fully equipped kitchen.

> www.deakin.edu.au/residences

Off campus pre arranged housing

> Available within a five minute walk of the Melbourne campus at Burwood.

> www.ih.au.com


Tuition fees

> Indicative annual fees: A$15,000

> Actual tuition fees may differ from the indicative course fee as actual fees are calculated based on the unit/s in which you are enrolled

> Different units have different costs, based on how much the unit costs the University to provide

> So, you pay fees for the units you choose in your course, rather than paying a fixed course price


Other fees and charges

On-campus studentsAs well as tuition fees, on-campus students pay:

> OSHC: approximately A$329/year*

> General Service Fee (GSF): approx. A$130.50/sem*

> application fee: A$55

Off-campus studentsAs well as tuition fees, off-campus students pay:

> General Service Fee (GSF): approx. A$170.90/sem*

> application fee: A$55

Students applying online do not pay the application fee

*2005 rate


How to apply

> Online at www.deakin.edu.au/international

Post or fax supporting documents to Deakin International

Further Information contact Linda Vaughan

Email: [email protected]


http://www.deakin.edu.au/international

http://www.deakin.edu.au/international

Studying at Deakin gives students an amazing opportunity to study, work and play in a location that offers distinctive educational programs and the Australian

environment on the doorstep.


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