UniSA College
Pathways to degrees 2016
Benjamin Van Loggem
Foundation Studies, Bachelor of Architectural Studies
“I embarked on a holiday overseas, and during this time I had an opportunity to reflect
on my goals and aspirations.
I enjoyed my job as a landscaper as it had afforded me the opportunity to gain
inspiration from some magnificent homes during various stages of the building
process. On returning to Australia I made the decision to pursue my dream and study
architecture.
Without the skills taught at UniSA College I believe I would not have had the skills or
confidence to complete my undergraduate degree.”
Contents
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Which pathway is best for you?�������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 7
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Foundation Studies��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������14
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Fees������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������18
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Fifi Coombe
Foundation Studies, Bachelor of Laboratory Medicine
“Studying at UniSA College was daunting at first but I was surprised to see how the
lecturers and tutors were very supportive. Eventually I overcame my fears and opened
up to a new way of study.
My approach to life has changed since I came to study at university. Every day when I
wake up I realise that I have potential. The ultimate challenge is to explore my abilities
to the fullest and see what I can offer to our world in the future.”
Welcome
If you look around at any university campus in Australia you’d soon see that not everyone
who comes to uni comes directly from school.
The reality is that only a little more than half of the students at the University of South
Australia are ‘traditional’ school leavers. The rest come from a wide range of backgrounds
and experiences, but they have one thing in common: the belief that further education will
increase their opportunities in life.
We’re very glad that you might be one of them. We opened UniSA College in 2011 for
people who thought further education might be out of their reach. It isn’t, and through UniSA College we have been
very successful in setting new university students off on intellectual adventures that change their lives.
I hope that you become one of our many success stories and I wish you every success as you begin what I hope
becomes a lifelong love of learning.
Professor David Lloyd
Vice Chancellor and President
University of South Australia
When you join UniSA College you will commence your journey as a student of the
University of South Australia and become a member of our supportive learning community.
All of our programs are designed to prepare you for success at university and equip you
to achieve your ambitions. To ensure you engage in the program that best fits your
background and needs you can chose to study one of our two year diplomas, or our one
year Foundation Studies program.
Successfully completing the program you have chosen provides you with the opportunity
to experience a seamless transfer into a range of degrees providing life-changing opportunities for people of different
ages and backgrounds. You also have the opportunity to join the UniSA College Alumni and to mentor and become a
role model for other students.
I look forward to welcoming you to the College, celebrating your success as a university student and witnessing your
achievement of personal goals within and beyond the University of South Australia.
Mr Stephen Dowdy
Head of UniSA College
University of South Australia
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UniSA College
Your pathway to a university degree
UniSA College offers a range of diplomas and a Foundation Studies program which can provide a pathway to the
university degree of your choice. UniSA College programs build your academic skills and prerequisite knowledge,
preparing you for degree-level study.
What can I study?
You can study any of the following pathway programs at UniSA College.
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Diploma in Arts
Diploma in Business
Diploma in Science and Technology
Foundation Studies
Bonus points
The SA Universities Equity Scheme
The SA Universities Equity Scheme will provide bonuses for all students in certain specified schools and bonuses for
some individuals in other schools. Eligible students will receive five bonus points.
The SA Language, Literacy and Mathematics Bonus Scheme
Students will be awarded two points, to a maximum of four points, for successfully completing a subject in LOTE,
English Studies or English Communications, Mathematical Studies or Specialist Mathematics.
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Which pathway is best for you?
Arts
Business
Science & Technology
• Architectural Studies
• Communication and Media
• Counselling and Interpersonal Skills
• English and Creative Writing
• History and Cultural Studies
• Indigenous Cultures and Australian
Society
• Interior Architecture
• International Relations
• Journalism and Professional Writing
• Languages
• Linguistics
• Media Arts
• Performing Arts
• Product Design
• Psychological Science
• Social Science (Human Services),
Psychological Science
• Social Sciences (Human Services)
• Social Work
• Sociology
• Visual Arts
• Visual Communication
• Accounting
• Business
• Business (Design and Innovation)
• Business (Health Services
Management)
• Business (Innovation and
Entrepreneurship)
• Business (Legal Studies)
• Economics, Finance and Trade
• Finance
• Human Resource Management
• Information Strategy and
Management
• Logistics and Supply Chain
Management
• Management
• Marketing
• Property
• Sport and Recreation Management
• Tourism and Event Management
• Built Environment
• Construction Management and
Economics
• Engineering (Civil, Electrical,
Mechanical and Mechatronic)
• Environmental Science
• Geospatial Science
• Information Technology
• Science
• Software Engineering
• Urban and Regional Planning
PREFERENCE
Diploma in Arts
THEN
Foundation Studies
in your
SATAC application*
Interested in a
different degree?
PREFERENCE
Diploma in Business
THEN
Foundation Studies
in your
SATAC application*
Health
• Health Science
• Human Movement
• Laboratory Medicine
• Medical Science
• Nursing
• Nutrition and Food Sciences
• Pharmaceutical Science
PREFERENCE
Diploma in Science
& Technology
THEN
Foundation Studies
in your
SATAC application*
PREFERENCE
Foundation Studies
in your
SATAC application*
Full entry criteria and details about prerequisite requirements are provided on the UniSA website unisa.edu.au
Contact us
Phone: (08) 8302 7407 Email: college@unisa.edu.au Website: unisa.edu.au/college
Location: Level 2, 160 Currie Street (entrance on Clarendon Street), City West campus, Adelaide
* After your degree programs (i.e. diplomas would normally be the 5th preference in a SATAC application, and Foundation Studies would normally be the 6th preference in a SATAC application).
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Diploma in Arts
Program overview
This Diploma in Arts is a two year program providing a pathway into architectural studies, communication and media,
counselling and interpersonal skills, English and creative writing, history and cultural studies, indigenous cultures
and Australian society, interior architecture, international relations, journalism and professional writing, languages,
linguistics, media arts, performing arts, product design, psychological science, social sciences (human services), social
work, sociology, visual arts and visual communication degrees at the University of South Australia.
Program snapshot
Program code
DDAR
ATAR (Feb 2015 cut-off)
50
Program length
2 years
Prerequisites or assumed knowledge
None
Home campus
City West & Magill
STAT (Feb 2015 cut-off)
139
External study available
Partial
Part-time study available
Yes
TAFE entry
Certificate III or IV
TAFE credit available
No
Program fees
Commonwealth supported HECS-HELP*
SATAC code
426011
424621
* For eligible applicants. Conditions apply.
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Diploma in Arts
Packaged program: Diploma in Arts and Bachelor of Arts
What will I learn?
During the first year of the diploma program students learn academic literacy, numeracy, communication and
computing skills vital to successful tertiary-level study. Second year students take first year courses from their
nominated future degree (must be a linked degree), while still receiving additional support tailored to their needs by
UniSA College.
Who is it for?
The Diploma in Arts is designed for people who may not fulfil all the requirements to get directly into one of the linked
degrees listed below.
Entry criteria (one of the following):
• Completed SACE or equivalent and obtained a competitive Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR)
• Obtained a competitive Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT) score
• Completed a recognised Certificate III or IV qualification
Applicants who have completed a TAFE/VET award at Diploma level or above, or who have studied at higher education
level for more than two years will not be considered for admission to the program. Applicants must also be an
Australian citizen, permanent resident, holder of a permanent humanitarian visa, or New Zealand citizen to enter this
program.
What can it lead to?
Guaranteed entry into the second year of a linked UniSA degree
Graduates of the Diploma in Arts are guaranteed entry into a degree at the University of South Australia (upon
successful completion). Students who apply for one of the degrees listed below are also guaranteed a year of credit
towards the degree. Packaged programs are for applicants who know their future degree.
Guaranteed
entry
2 Year Diploma
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How to apply
2nd Year of Degree
Bachelor of Architectural Studies
Bachelor of Arts (English and Creative Writing)
Bachelor of Arts (History and Cultural Studies)
Bachelor of Arts (Indigenous Cultures and Australian Society)
Bachelor of Arts (International Relations)
Bachelor of Arts (Languages)
Bachelor of Arts (Linguistics)
Bachelor of Arts (Performing Arts)
Bachelor of Arts (Sociology)
Bachelor of Communication and Media
Bachelor of Design (Product Design)
Bachelor of Design (Visual Communication)
For application deadlines, or to
apply, visit SATAC at satac.edu.au
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Bachelor of Interior Architecture
Bachelor of Journalism and Professional Writing
Bachelor of Media Arts
Bachelor of Psychological Science
Bachelor of Psychological Science
(Counselling and Interpersonal Skills)
Bachelor of Social Sciences (Human Services)
Bachelor of Social Science (Human Services),
Bachelor of Psychological Science
Bachelor of Social Work
Bachelor of Visual Arts (specialisations)
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Diploma in Business
Program overview
The Diploma in Business is a two year program providing a pathway into accounting, business (specialising in design
and innovation, health services management, innovation and entrepreneurship and legal studies), economics, finance
and trade, finance, human resource management, information strategy and management, logistics and supply
chain management, management, marketing, property, sport and recreation management, and tourism and event
management degrees at the University of South Australia.
Program snapshot
Program code
DDBU
ATAR (Feb 2015 cut-off)
50
Program length
2 years
Prerequisites or assumed knowledge
None
Home campus
City West
STAT (Feb 2015 cut-off)
139
External study available
Partial
Part-time study available
Yes
TAFE entry
Certificate III or IV
TAFE credit available
No
Program fees
Commonwealth supported HECS-HELP*
SATAC code
426031 Diploma in Business
424631 Packaged program:
Diploma in Business and Bachelor of Business
* For eligible applicants. Conditions apply.
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What will I learn?
During the first year of the diploma students learn academic literacy, numeracy, communication and computing skills
vital to successful tertiary-level study. Second year students take first year courses from their nominated future degree
(must be a linked degree), while still receiving additional support tailored to their needs by UniSA College.
Who is it for?
The Diploma in Business is designed for people who may not fulfil all the requirements to get directly into one of the
linked degrees listed below.
Entry criteria (one of the following):
• Completed SACE or equivalent and obtained a competitive Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR)
• Obtained a competitive Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT) score
• Completed a recognised Certificate III or IV qualification
Applicants who have completed a TAFE/VET award at Diploma level or above, or who have studied at higher education
level for more than two years will not be considered for admission to the program. Applicants must also be an
Australian citizen, permanent resident, holder of a permanent humanitarian visa, or New Zealand citizen to enter this
program.
What can it lead to?
Guaranteed entry into the second year of a linked UniSA degree
Graduates of the Diploma in Business are guaranteed entry into a degree at the University of South Australia (upon
successful completion). Students who apply for one of the degrees listed below are also guaranteed a year of credit
towards the degree. Packaged programs are for applicants who know their future degree.
Guaranteed
entry
2 Year Diploma
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How to apply
2 Year of Degree
For application deadlines, or to
apply, visit SATAC at satac.edu.au
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Bachelor of Business
Bachelor of Business (Design and Innovation)
Bachelor of Business (Economics, Finance and Trade)
Bachelor of Business (Finance)
Bachelor of Business (Health Services Management)
Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management)
Bachelor of Business (Information Strategy and Management)
Bachelor of Business (Innovation and Entrepreneurship)
Bachelor of Business (Legal Studies)
Bachelor of Business (Logistics and Supply Chain
Management)
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Bachelor of Business (Management)
Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
Bachelor of Business (Property)
Bachelor of Business (Sport and Recreation Management)
Bachelor of Business (Tourism and Event Management)
Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)
Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting), Bachelor of Business
(Finance)
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Diploma in Science and Technology
Program overview
The Diploma in Science and Technology is a two year program providing a pathway into built environment,
construction management and economics, engineering (civil, electrical, mechanical and mechatronic),
environmental science, geospatial science, health science, human movement, information technology, laboratory
medicine, medical science, nursing, nutrition and food sciences, pharmaceutical science, science, software
engineering, and urban and regional planning degrees at the University of South Australia.
Program snapshot
Program code
DDST
ATAR (Feb 2015 cut-off)
50
Program length
2 years
Prerequisites or assumed knowledge
None
Home campus
City West, Mawson Lakes & City East
STAT (Feb 2015 cut-off)
139
External study available
Partial
Part-time study available
Yes
TAFE entry
Certificate III or IV
TAFE credit available
No
Program fees
Commonwealth supported HECS-HELP*
SATAC code
426021 Diploma in Science and Technology
424651 Packaged program: Diploma in Science and Technology
with Bachelor of Health Sciences
424641 Packaged program: Diploma in Science and Technology
with Bachelor of Information Technology
* For eligible applicants. Conditions apply.
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What will I learn?
During the first year of the diploma students learn academic literacy, numeracy and communication skills vital to
successful tertiary-level study. Students also complete introductory mathematics, chemistry and physics courses. In
the second year, students take first year courses from their nominated future degree (must be a linked degree), while
still receiving additional support tailored to their needs by UniSA College.
Who is it for?
The Diploma in Science and Technology is designed for people who may not fulfil all the requirements to get directly
into one of the linked degrees listed below.
Entry criteria (one of the following):
• Completed SACE or equivalent and obtained a competitive Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR)
• Obtained a competitive Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT) score
• Completed a recognised Certificate III or IV qualification
Applicants who have completed a TAFE/VET award at Diploma level or above, or who have studied at higher education
level for more than two years will not be considered for admission to the program. Applicants must also be an
Australian citizen, permanent resident, holder of a permanent humanitarian visa, or New Zealand citizen to enter this
program.
What can it lead to?
Guaranteed entry into the second year of a linked UniSA degree
Graduates of the Diploma in Science and Technology are guaranteed entry into a degree at the University of South
Australia (upon successful completion). Students who apply for one of the degrees listed below are also guaranteed a
year of credit towards the degree. Packaged programs are for applicants who know their future degree.
Guaranteed
entry
2 Year Diploma
Science and Technology
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How to apply
2 Year of Degree
For application deadlines, or to
apply, visit SATAC at satac.edu.au
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Bachelor of Built Environment
Bachelor of Construction Management and Economics (Honours)
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil and Structural)
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil)
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical and Electronic)
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical and Mechatronic)
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical and
Advanced Manufacturing)
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical and Mechatronic)
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical)
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechatronic)
Bachelor of Environmental Science
Bachelor of Geospatial Science
Bachelor of Information Technology (specialisations)
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Software Engineering (Honours)
Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning
Health
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Bachelor of Health Science
Bachelor of Human Movement
Bachelor of Laboratory Medicine
Bachelor of Medical Science
Bachelor of Nursing
Bachelor of Nutrition and Food Sciences
Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science
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Foundation Studies
Program overview
University of South Australia Foundation Studies is a fee-free, one year program for students with no previous
qualifications (student amenities fees may apply). Students learn the skills required for successful university-level
study. On completion of the program, students can use their grade point average to apply for entry into a university
degree or into the second year of a UniSA College diploma.
Program snapshot
Program code
MFFS
ATAR
Not required
Program length
1 year
Prerequisites or assumed knowledge
None
Home campus
City West, Mt Gambier or Whyalla
STAT entry
Not required
External study available
Yes
Part-time study available
Yes
TAFE entry available
Not required
TAFE credit available
No
Program fees
Free*
SATAC codes
427021 Foundation Studies - UniSA College
477011 Foundation Studies - Mt Gambier
467011 Foundation Studies - Whyalla
* Foundation Studies students are not charged course fees but may be required to pay student amenities fees as determined by the Australian Government.
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What will I learn?
Who is it for?
Foundation Studies builds the skills students need
to study successfully at a tertiary level. In the first
semester, all students undertake general courses to
develop their tertiary learning, computing and academic
literacy skills.
There are no formal qualifications required for entry into
the Foundation Studies program.
In the second semester, students complete
introductory courses related specifically to their future
undergraduate degree. Students can specialise in
any area of interest, but must ensure to include any
prerequisites for their future degree in their Foundation
Studies enrolment.
Students entering the Foundation Studies program
are expected to have an appropriate level of English
conversing, reading and writing skills to allow them to
study in English.
However, applicants must:
• Be an Australian citizen, permanent resident,
humanitarian visa holder or New Zealand citizen
• Be at least 18 years of age before 1 February in the
year of intended study for semester one entry, or
before 1 July in the intended year of study for midyear
entry
Applicants who have previously studied at higher
education level or completed a TAFE/VET award
at Certificate IV or higher will not be considered for
admission to this program.
What can it lead to?
Foundation Studies completers have two options for further study. Students can apply for entry into a university degree
or progress to a degree through a UniSA College diploma program.
Option 1: A university degree
Foundation Studies students receive a grade point average (GPA) out of 7, calculated by their average course results. On
completion of the Foundation Studies program, students can use their GPA to apply for entry into a university degree.
1 Year Foundation
Studies
1st Year of Degree
Option 2: A UniSA College diploma program
Upon successful completion of Foundation Studies, students may also apply for entry into the second year
of a diploma at UniSA College. This option provides students with additional support as they continue into an
undergraduate degree. Students who successfully complete a UniSA College diploma program are guaranteed entry
into the second year of a linked degree at the University of South Australia.
Guaranteed
entry
1 Year Foundation
Studies
2nd Year of
Diploma
2nd Year of
Degree
How to apply
For application deadlines, or to apply, visit SATAC at satac.edu.au
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James Morrison Academy of Music
@ UniSA
Program overview
The James Morrison Academy of Music offers a unique experience to aspiring musicians allowing them to work with
some of the finest jazz educators in the world. This is performance-based education at its best, where students don’t
just learn about music – they learn how to make music.
This program is specifically designed for students with an aptitude in jazz music. Potential students are required to
undertake an audition for the James Morrison Academy in addition to meeting the academic entry requirements.
Students are taught in the James Morrison Academy in the ‘Old Town Hall’ at Mount Gambier right in the heart of the
city. This beautiful historic building is also right next to the City Library and Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre, creating a
cultural precinct with the James Morrison Academy at its heart.
Programs available:
• Diploma in Music - 1 year program*
• Bachelor of Music - 3 year program*
* The CRICOS code for the Diploma in Music is 085845G and the Bachelor of Music is 087891G. For full details visit unisa.edu.au
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Teaching staff
The teaching staff are accomplished jazz players and educators from around the world. Everyone who teaches at the
Academy believes in our ethos that the learning and teaching of jazz is all about the playing.
In 2015 our staff includes:
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Head of School – James Morrison AM
Director of Studies – Graeme Lyall AM
Artist in Residence – Jeff Clayton
Senior Lecturer – Mat Jodrell
Drums – David Jones
Bass – Phil Stack
Guitar – Carl Dewhurst
Brass – Ross Irwin
There will also be visiting international guests throughout the year.
Performing
The James Morrison Academy Jazz Orchestra is a band playing at the highest international level. Students in the
orchestra tour nationally and appear on stage with James Morrison at performances throughout the year. Other
ensembles from the Academy also rehearse and perform regularly for the public.
How to apply
For more information,
or to apply, visit
jamesmorrisonacademy.com
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Fees
The Foundation Studies program is fee-free. However, students are required to pay student services and amenities fees.
The diploma programs are Commonwealth supported under the HECS-HELP scheme (details below).
HECS-HELP
How does HECS-HELP work?
Australian citizens and holders of permanent humanitarian visas can defer payment of their diploma fees, until they are
earning a specified salary (see ‘When do I have to pay it back’ below). If students choose to defer payment for the full
amount of their student contribution, they will not be required to pay any course fees upfront. However, students may
be required to pay student services and amenities fees.
How do I apply for HECS-HELP?
Applications for HECS-HELP are made as part of the enrolment process once a student is accepted into the program.
How much will my program cost?
The program cost is determined by the Australian Government and is calculated based on the courses undertaken as
part of the program.
As per the Australian Government guidelines, the student contribution amounts for 2015 are:
Band
Field of education
1 EFTSL
0.125 EFTSL
Band 1
Humanities, behavioural science, social studies, foreign languages,
visual and performing arts, clinical psychology, nursing and
education
$6,152
$769
Band 2
Computing, built environment, health, engineering, surveying,
agriculture, mathematics, statistics, science
$8,768
$1,096
Band 3
Law, dentistry, medicine, veterinary science, accounting,
administration, economics, commerce
$10,226
$1,278
Note: These amounts are for 1 equivalent full time student load (EFTSL) in 2015. The student contribution amounts for
2016 will be advised by the Federal Government in October 2015, and these will be available to view via unisa.edu.au
at that time.
When do I have to pay it back?
Repayments must be made when the student reaches a defined minimum income threshold. For the 2014-2015
income year the minimum threshold is at approximately $53,345 per annum. Repayment is 4% of the student’s taxable
income for the minimum threshold and up to 8% of the student’s taxable income for salaries above $99,070. Voluntary
repayments can also be made.
Student Services and Amenities Fees
All university students may also be subject to Student Services and Amenities Fees (SSAF) as determined by the
Australian Government. In 2015 these fees were capped at $286 per year.
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UniSA Connect
UniSA Connect engages with secondary schools
and the community to inspire further study and
educational attainment.
Secondary school programs
UniSA College utilises academic expertise to identify current
and emerging Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths
(STEM) ideas to develop interactive experiential workshops.
Scenario based problem solving is used as a key approach
in the programs, with authentic learning links for secondary
school students. STEM workshops are delivered at UniSA’s
Mawson Lakes campus utilising specialised equipment and
facilities.
The UniSA Connect secondary school programs also connect
with careers. The Career Awareness Program is designed to
give secondary students (years 10-12) the opportunity to
explore career options and pathways.
Bookings
To book into a UniSA Connect
workshop visit
unisa.edu.au/UniSA-Connect
Community programs
UniSA College partners with many community centres and
organisations to run programs for members of the public.
Collaboration with community centre staff allows UniSA
College to develop working relationships to encourage their
clients to re-engage with education and to promote UniSA
College Foundation Studies and diplomas. Targeted sessions
provide information about enabling education and career
opportunities.
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stay in touch
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