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Career News for Term Two Issue 2 includes:

New Courses at RMIT 2020
International Security Studies ANU
Law Week
More Course Matrixes Snapshots
Tertiary Snapshots
REMINDERS:
Applying to the UK - UCAS
UCAT Medicine Applications
ACU - Early Entry Programs Open
ANU Direct Entry -Closes 31 May
ANU Virtual Open Day
Please feel free to make an appointment

Just in case you missed my note in the last newsletter, here is the link again to some great occupation videos on

MyFuture YouTube Channel:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ3l58AdlKDDrER65YqpIMeN6RTmdxLeY

New Courses at RMIT 2020

Bachelor of Business (Digital Business)

In an increasingly digitally-led world, it pays to be at the forefront of digital trends, applications and principles. With the Bachelor of Business (Digital Business), students will learn the application of industry-used tools and will develop the essential skills and mindsets in the workplaces of today and the future. This broad curriculum incorporates IT strategy and governance, financial technology, digital business transformation and creativity, innovation and design.

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)

How do you know what stream of engineering to apply for? In this new degree, students spend their first year of study experiencing the breadth of engineering options available at RMIT University before entering their specialised program in second year with a strong technical foundation. Of significant importance is that students can also apply with any Unit 3/4 Maths.

Browse Engineering at RMIT

Bachelor of Youth Work and Youth Studies

RMIT is now offering a new Bachelor of Youth Work and Youth Studies, a recently updated three-year full-time course. The updated program prepares students for a range of challenging but very rewarding roles, exploring complex social issues affecting at-risk youths such as homelessness, radicalisation, poverty and mental health. The course aims to examine and foster the environments in which all young people can thrive and feel confident, connected and safe.

Bachelor of International Security Studies ANU

Do you see yourself shaping Australia's foreign policy decisions? Or working with elite international organisations like the United Nations or our top spy agencies?

Students who study the Bachelor of International Security Studies delve deeply into the contemporary security threats facing nations, international organisations and businesses around the world – including the threat of military power, civil war, terrorism, cybercrime, environmental degradation and food security to name just a few. A particular feature of this degree is the opportunity to truly engage with the Asia Pacific region through dedicated in-country study programs. These programs are offered in a number of countries and range in length from a couple of weeks to six months. Both language and non-language opportunities are available so students can tailor-make their adventure of a lifetime. Students who opt to participate in these study programs will receive a minimum of $3,000 funding to help with the costs of study and travel overseas.

This qualification will prepare students for a successful career in government (including foreign affairs and trade, defence, the Australian Federal Police or intelligence agencies), international organisations (like the United Nations or Amnesty International) or international businesses who face global security issues (such as Boeing and BHP Billiton). More details regarding this course can be found at International Security.

Law Week

There’s something for everyone during Law Week this year! Law Week is an annual festival of events which makes learning about the law easy. There are over 200 events across the state to inform and entertain students. There will be performances, behind the scenes tours, information sessions and plenty of other activities. This year, Law Week will take place Monday 13 - Sunday 19 May. Check out the Law Week program at Law Week 2019

More Course Matrixes Snapshots

Public Relations

Event Planning

Exercise Science and Sport

Science

Travel and Tourism

Tertiary Snapshots

Check our reminders:

Applying to the UK - UCAS

If you are thinking about applying to university in the UK this year, an essential part of any application is the Personal Statement.

The Personal Statement gives you the chance to showcase your personality and stand out among thousands of applicants with similar academic records. However, staring at a blank page can feel daunting so BridgeU have created a worksheet to help you get started with planning your Personal Statement and to write something that is positive, engaging and sets you apart. You can download the worksheet below. If you are thinking about applying to university in the UK this year, an essential part of any application is the Personal Statement.

UCAT - Medicine applications -

closes Friday 17 May

To register visit:

UCAT (University Clinical Aptitude Test).

Early Entry Programs at ACU - opens Wednesday 1 May

Visit the following link for the different admission pathways:

https://www.acu.edu.au/study-at-acu/admission-pathways/choose-your-pathway-or-entry-program/recent-secondary-education

Visit the Open Day Sunday 11 August and applications close Wednesday 14 August.

ANU Direct Entry closes Friday 31 May

By applying directly to ANU you'll get an early conditional offer in August. This will allow you to focus on what's really important - completing your final year! Please visit the following links for information on how to apply, meeting the criteria and for researching the programs and courses available.

1.How to apply direct

Link: https://www.anu.edu.au/study/apply/domestic-applications-anu-undergraduate/applying-to-anu-application-details/how-to-apply

If you miss this direct application deadline you can still apply through UAC but it will be subject to ANU course availability. Applications for Semester 1, 2020 open from August 2019.

Link: https://www.anu.edu.au/study/apply/domestic-applications-anu-undergraduate

However, you still need to meet the co-curricular or service requirements. If you have any questions or would like assistance to build your application for ANU please do not hesitate to make a time to meet with me as early as possible.

For more information check your Year 12 Compass News Feed.

Explore ANU's virtual open day

Hear from current students about their experiences studying at ANU. Watch webinars led by ANU academics on the courses you can take and more. To register, visit the following link: https://virtualopenday.anu.edu.au

Making an appointment

You can find me in the new Careers Hub office downstairs in The Cottage. Please use this link on the Preshil Careers website to make an appointment because it syncs to my calendar to avoid clashes. If you have questions or concerns please email me anytime at bronte.howell@preshil.vic.edu.au

Special thanks

Thanks to Jacky Burton from the Yarra Career Practitioners Group and Compass Career News who tirelessly each year puts together a lot of the one-sheet information guides that help us collate tertiary course information into the one place for students to easily access.

References:

acu.edu.au
ucat.edu.au/ucat-anz
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