Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management

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This course will equip the students with the knowledge and skills to act as supervisor/middle manager in any functional area of the Hospitality industry. The program progresses in training from operational skills to middle management skills and knowledge, and involves developing technical, creative, conceptual and managerial theories and practices. The Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management is offered as an accelerated program for managers/supervisors with a minimum of five years management/supervisory experience in hospitality.

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Advanced Diploma of Management

Study mode: Full Time |

This course aims to develop management skills in the areas of leadership, people management, OHS requirements in the workplace, self-management, entrepreneurial activity, innovation, marketing, quality and industrial relations.

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Associate Degree of Information Technology

Study mode: Full Time |

This course examines both the organisational and technological issues that are needed for the analysis and design of information systems. In particular students will have appropriate knowledge skills and values to be affective in modern IT environments. Following completion of this program students may be eligble to receive two years credit upon entry into the Bachelor of Information Technology.

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Bachelor of Applied Science (Environmental Management)

Study mode: Full Time |

This program prepares graduates for employment in environmental and natural resource management. Students will gain a strong background in the biological sciences, with an emphasis on flora, fauna and ecology, Knowledge of the principles and practices used in the management of natural ecosystems, an understanding of management responsibilities and procedures, an ability to communicate effectively ? through various media and with people from a wide variety of backgrounds, an appreciation of the significance of soils and water and the ability to carry out basic analysis, the ability to critically analyse results of research and investigation, and to present clear and statistically sound data, the ability to prepare and present formal written reports and, an understanding of the range of computer applications relevant to natural resource management including remote sensing and geographic information systems.

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Bachelor of Applied Science (Food Science and Technology)

Study mode: Full Time |

This program prepare students for careers related to the food industry. The studies cover the food continuum from the raw product to the consumer, including food processing, product development and marketing, and quality assurance, with particular strengths in food analysis and fermentation technology.

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Bachelor of Applied Science (Food Science and Technology)/Bachelor of Management

Study mode: Full Time |

This double degree is a 4.5 year full-time course offered by the School of Science and Engineering and the School of Business. To qualify for the double degree award, students are required to complete the core units of each component degree thus satisfying the aims and objectives of both while elective studies complete the balance of units. Combined degrees offer the students a chance to pursue two areas of interest, and to complete the two degrees in less time than they would take if done individually. The combined degree requires students to undertake a minimum of 16 units from each of the Food Science and Management degrees. The Food Science component of the combined degree covers the principles and applications of food preservation, production development, quality management, food chemistry, chemical and microbiological analysis of food and fermentation technology. For the Bachelor of Management component, they have the opportunity to choose a major in Human Resource Management, Marketing or Tourism.

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Bachelor of Applied Science (Geology)

Study mode: Full Time |

This course is broad but allows students to specialise in Exploration Geology or Environmental Geology. Enrolment in the Geology program will see students undertake one core Geology course (Earth Science) plus two science electives and one other elective in the first semester. The two science electives are chosen from chemistry, metallurgy, food science and nutrition and environmental management. Later in the year, specialisation in Geology means students study three core Geology courses plus and elective.

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Bachelor of Applied Science (Honours)

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This course offers students two courses of study: an elective course and a research thesis. The Bachelor of Applied Science (Honours) degree will provide training in research as an end in itself, or as a suitable qualification for entry into a higher degree program.

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Bachelor of Applied Science (Honours) (Food Science)

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This course offers students two courses of study: an elective course and a research thesis. The Bachelor of Applied Science (Honours) degree will provide training in research as an end in itself, or as a suitable qualification for entry into a higher degree program.

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Bachelor of Applied Science (Honours) (Metallurgy)

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On successful completion of this course will give students the foundation, knowledge and skills to possess increased specialist knowledge in their major field of interest in Applied Science, identify and design research solutions and organise and conduct research in an independent manner and critically analyse scholarly work conducted in Applied Science and assess the relevance of the existing knowledge base in their specialist field.

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Bachelor of Applied Science (Honuors) (Geology)

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This course offers students two courses of study: an elective course and a research thesis. The Bachelor of Applied Science (Honours) degree will provide training in research as an end in itself, or as a suitable qualification for entry into a higher degree program.

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Bachelor of Applied Science (Human Movement) (Honours)

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This program is offered by a combination of coursework and research. The course is designed to provide students with an opportunity to learn and develop research skills which will culminate in the production of an independent thesis.

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Bachelor of Applied Science (Metallurgy)

Study mode: Full Time |

This is a 3 year full-time course founded on some common units of studies from both science and engineering programs. All programs are vocationally oriented with a sound practical and theoretical foundation. The exciting and new Metallurgy program uses sophisticated, modern technologies to teach various components of mining, metals and mineral technology. Metallurgists extract and refine valuable minerals and metals from raw ores, as well as protect and restore the environment. A recent $2.1 Million alliance with Xstrata Zinc aims to strengthen the link between industry and earth science education and research. Xstrata Zinc will provide scholarships and have agreed to support UB students with fieldwork placements at their Mt Isa operations.

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Bachelor of Arts (Acting)

Study mode: Full Time |

This course offers focused theatre study, allowing students to develop skills and gain the techniques needed to become a professional actor. Classes are conducted by respected artists and teachers, ensuring that the perspective they gain as an emerging performer is relevant, rigorous and contemporary. The course is underpinned by a philosophy of blending practice with theory, and incorporates workshops, rehearsal and research. Subjects include Voice, Movement, Acting (theatre and film), Professional Practice, Performance Studio, and Critical Studies.

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Bachelor of Arts (Honours)

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This program is a fourth-year program that often serves as a prelude to a higher degree in research or a professional qualification. Honours students focus on an area of interest, usually in the discipline/s in which they have majored. Within the multidisciplinary Honours course, studies in Literature, Film, Cultural Studies, Historical and Heritage Studies, Philosophy and Social Sciences are offered. The program involves four course-work units plus a dissertation of 12000 to 15000 words.

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Bachelor of Arts (Humanities and Social Sciences)

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This course offers a multidisciplinary, liberal education in the Humanities and Social Sciences. It prepares graduates for careers in the public and private sectors including Personnel, Management, Education and Social Research. It also provides a basis for further study including postgraduate training and higher degrees. The program can be flexibly and individually tailored to meet student's interests, and it provides for breadth and depth of study in at least one coherent, multidisciplinary major. Three introductory courses lead students into a broad range of disciplines from the humanities and social sciences.

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Bachelor of Arts (International Studies)

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This course will develop and foster an understanding and knowledge of other cultures, societies and philosophies. It will encourage students to explore the way geographical, cultural, historical, ideological and social factors impact on, and are related to national and international contexts. Studies in globalisation, social science, history, and working in cross-cultural environments will be featured.

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Bachelor of Arts (Music Theatre)

Study mode: Full Time |

This program seeks to develop multi-skilled performers for professional music theatre. Respected practitioners teach the course with an aim to provide a context for the simultaneous development of skills in singing, dancing, acting and critical thinking. Students will be encouraged to create new work and explore the history and theoretical basis of contemporary music theatre. Subjects include Singing, Acting, Dancing, Music Theatre Studio, Composition/Music Theory, Voice, and Critical Studies in Music Theatre, and Professional Practice.

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Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) (Honours)

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This course comprises extensive, specialist study in both professional psychology and psychological research. With a strong research emphasis, students plan, implement and report on a Research Project under supervision, in addition to undertaking a number of core units (Professional Psychology, Psychological Research, Psychological Review and Psychological Assessment). As an Honours course, it is aimed at students who wish to engage in research. Successful graduates will be eligible to pursue an accredited Masters course in psychology and, after the prerequisite period of supervised practice, register as a psychologist in Victoria.

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Bachelor of Arts (Rural Social Welfare)

Study mode: Full Time |

This program provides major studies in welfare theory and practice. This course will prepare students for employment in a wide variety of welfare and social services in government and non-government agencies. While generic skills are developed, attention is given to the complexities of working in non-urban areas in welfare and community work positions. Intensive studies and skill development in the areas of individual and family counselling, group work, community work practice, public policy analysis and human service management are included. A feature of the course is the 15-week practical fieldwork experience in welfare agencies. In addition to their welfare major, students will also choose a major in psychology or the social sciences. Graduates may also continue onto postgraduate studies in psychology or education as well as welfare.

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