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Pathways

Pathways. Sharon Rice Peter Krikstolaitis. Options after Year 12. What if my ATAR isn’t what I expected?. Swinburne offers a number of pathway opportunities that allow students to progress to a university degree.

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Pathways

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  1. Pathways • Sharon RicePeter Krikstolaitis

  2. Options after Year 12 • What if my ATAR isn’t what I expected? • Swinburne offers a number of pathway opportunities that allow students to progress to a university degree. • At Swinburne students can choose to undertake a certificate, diploma, advanced diploma or UniLink diploma. • We have options for any ATAR… but what is best for your student will vary depending on their goals.

  3. Pathways Year 10 Year 12 Bachelor degree Certificate III Diploma Certificate III/IV UniLink Diploma Advanced Diploma Associate Degree Career and/or further study Begin or advance your career, or continue to further study

  4. Vocational Education Programs • Certificates and diplomas which have a job-outcome focus • Skills-based education to ensure graduates are work-ready and are qualified for entry level jobs as all programs have work-based elements. • Swinburne students get good jobs as their qualification is well recognised by employers. • Teachers are working or have worked in industry. • Students use technology, tools and equipment consistent with their future workplace. • VET Fee-HELP available to eligible students. • Opportunities to pathway to university if a student decides to continue study rather than get a job.

  5. Pathways • Success story ‘I transferred into my degree after two years studying a diploma in digital media. As a result, I felt like I had an advantage in the practical sense. The Industry-Based Learning program really attracted me to the course and I’ve been able to gain further industry experience through my placement. I have now found full-time work at a Digital Consultancy.’DanieleDiploma of Digital Media TechnologiesBachelor of Arts

  6. Pathways • Certificates and diplomas: areas of study • Arts and Social Sciences • Business and Management • Design • Digital Media • Engineering • Environment and Land Management • Film and Television • Health Sciences • Information and Communication Technologies • Media and Communications • Science

  7. Pathways • Swinburne’s diploma and advanced diploma graduates can gain entry into a bachelor degree • Credit received, fast-tracking students into later stages of a degree • Can obtain multiple qualifications including a degree • Swinburne Embedded Degree • Three year degree • Year 1 and 2 more study time, support, job-ready skills • Year 3 complete subjects in self directed learning style • Option to exit with Associate Degree after Year 2

  8. Pathways • UniLink Diplomas • Higher education diploma equivalent to first year of a bachelor degree. • Not intended as training for a job outcome. • Students progress into second-year of a Swinburne bachelor degree. • Three intakes each year: February, June, October • Commonwealth supported places ie same fees as HECS.

  9. Pathways • Programs available • Diploma of Business (UniLink) • Diploma of Design (UniLink) • Diploma of Engineering (UniLink) • Diploma of Information Technology (UniLink)

  10. Pathways • UniLink Diploma: entry requirements • Students need an ATAR of 50 and above (plus middle band consideration) • Score of at least 20 in English (30 in ESL English). • For Engineering, an advanced mathematics subject is required. • For Design, an art, design or media subject is required.

  11. Pathways • Example Bachelor of Design (Communication Design) What if I want to change to a degree in a different discipline eg science? Successful completion of the UniLink diploma is recognised for entry to a degree. Where a student changes discipline they are unlikely to get additional credit in the degree program.

  12. Pathways • The learning experience at Swinburne • Individual attention and small group learning with study mentors. • More time available for learning. • Educators with nationally recognisedacademic and teaching qualifications and current industry experience. • State of the art industry standard equipment and technology.

  13. Pathways • For further information • Visit www.swinburne.edu.au/pathways • Review your Reference guide

  14. Any questions? • Thank you

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