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Faculty of Health Sciences courses

• Microcredentials in Culinary Nutrition Science 
• Graduate Certificate in Culinary Nutrition Science, which requires a bachelor’s degree in any discipline or a resume alongside the formal application, demonstrating suitability for study and evidence of relevant industry experience and/or prior learning over a sustained period.
• Graduate Certificate in Clinical Nursing (gerontological nursing) or other specialisations which includecorrectional health, medical, renal, surgical, neuroscience, cardiac care, intensive care and perioperative.
• Graduate certificate or graduate diploma or Master of Leadership and Management in Healthcare
• Graduate Certificate in Digital Health

Faculty of Law and Business courses

• Master of Business Administrationand Graduate Certificate in Business Administration
• Graduate certificate, graduate diploma or Master of Occupational Health, Safety and Environmental Management 
• Microcredential in Project Management (new and currently only offered in Townsville)   

Faculty of Theology and Philosophy courses

• Graduate Certificate in Supervision

Faculty of Education and Arts courses

• Science of Learning Short Courses
• Microcredentials in Safeguarding Children
• Microcredentials in Advanced Classroom Management
• Graduate Certificate in Education
• Graduate Certificate in Educational Leadership
• Graduate Certificate in Education Research

Microcredentials do not require entry prerequisites and are an economical way to upskill.

Our graduate certificates assume a bachelor's degree or equivalent entry level and will provide staff with a range of targeted upskilling opportunities.

ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´ courses are delivered online and will provide career and industry-relevant knowledge and skills immediately applicable to any employment situation. An ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´ degree embeds research-led teaching at the core of our curriculum to deliver evidence-based knowledge and practice for immediate application in industry.

Contact us today at Industry@acu.edu.au