FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS

2022 SEMINAR SLIDES

• Arts: A cause. A course. A career. 
• Digital Construction Management: The Next Generation of Infrastructure 
• Science: Discovering the Mysteries of Our Universe
• Interior Design & Interior Architecture: Space, Place and Purpose 
• Exercise and Sport Science: The Future of Health and Technology 
• IT: Code Makes the World Go Around 
• Business:  A Qualification in Innovation and Future Tech 
• Nutrition and Dietetics: Not All Smoothies and Kale 
• Industrial Design: The Strategy Behind Design 
• Education:  Educate, Empower 
• Law: From Contracts to Chatbots 
• Engineering:  Try It Before You Buy It 

To catch on the latest 2022 information from RMIT, watch here. 

Discover What's Next with RMIT – register here.

Discover why Victoria University is the New Way to Do Uni with their On-demand Undergraduate Information Series. 

Hear from course experts and current students about how you can succeed through studying one subject at a time over four weeks with VU revolutionary Block Model. Learn also how VU is creating work ready graduates who are ranked No.1 in Australia for employability. 

Each video is about 15 minutes long. Click here to watch now. 

FEDERATION UNIVERSITY

WEBINARS 

We have several webinars coming up soon which may interest:

• The real-life Law & Order? Your career in Criminal Justice Wednesday, 11 May 5:30pm to 7:00pm 
• Inside the mind of a narcissist: The dark side of personality traits  Tuesday, 24 May 5:30pm to 6:30pm   
• Exercise/International Sport Management/Elite Athlete Program Wednesday, 25 May 5:30pm to 6:30pm

  Find out more info and register here.  

TORRENS UNIVERSITY

 Torrens University want your passion, not your ATAR  

 Torrens University believe that the ATAR is not a true representation of a student's future success and have removed it as an entry requirement, for good. They know that individuality of the student, their strengths, and future potential is a better indication of how they might succeed in higher education. In most cases, all that’s required is a Year 12 certificate.