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| For those of you with a TER of 70 or above who missed out on your course of choice or who have not yet applied, why not start preparing for mid year entry? Due to an increase in the number of Commonwealth - supported places this year, your chance of securing a tertiary education with ECU is better then ever. Applicants seeking admission in second semester should apply directly to ECU. Applications are available from Student Recruitment. The closing date for second semester applications is Tuesday 31 May 2005.
STUDENT RECRUITMENT
Building 2, ECU Joondalup
Telephone: (61 8) 6304 6304
Facsimile: (61 8) 6304 2166
Email: futurestudy@ecu.edu.au |
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| Want to climb the corporate ladder? ECU offers a wide range of postgraduate courses which could give you the boost you need. An ECU MBA is internationally recognised, giving you expertise in major business disciplines and the opportunity to specialise in a range of areas. A Masters degree with ECU allows you to focus on the field of your choice.
 You don't even need a degree to apply for the Graduate Certificate of Business as ‘real-life' industry experience counts. The Graduate Diploma of Business is designed for people who already have a bachelor's degree, but wish to extend their knowledge in their chosen career.
So come along to the ECU Postgraduate Information Evening for more details on the various postgraduate courses, entry requirements, application procedures, fees and for the opportunity to meet experienced ECU staff who can answer your questions.
| ECU Postgraduate Business Information Evening |
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Tuesday 1 February 2005 |
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6.00 - 8.00pm |
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Hyatt Hotel (South Foyer & Freshwater Bay Room) Adelaide Terrace, Perth |
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Phone (61 8) 9273 8696 (between 9am-4.45pm)
E-mail business@ecu.edu.au or visit business.ecu.edu.au. |
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Join the 80-piece, West Australian Symphony Orchestra under the stars on Valentines Day for a concert of romantic orchestral favourites. Conducted by Guy Noble and featuring singers Zoe Kikiros and Paul O'Neill, the program includes music for lovers from La Boheme, Turandot, West Side Story and Phantom of the Opera, finishing in a blaze of colour with Ravel's seductive Bolero.
Entry is a gold coin donation with proceeds going to the tsunami appeal. BYO picnic, rug, warm clothing... and lots of love.
This is a fully licensed, smoke free event. Drinks on sale at the venue with free onsite parking. For more information, call (61 8) 9400 4705.
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|  ECU graduate, Adam Beard knows what it takes to secure a career in the competitive sports industry. As a senior strength - conditioning coach who works with Olympic athletes on a daily basis for the English Institute of Sport in the UK, he is challenged everyday.
Drawing on the expert guidance given to him during his studies by ECU staff, including course coordinator Dr Angus Burnett and Foundation Professor of Exercise and Sports Science, Professor Robert Newton, Adam says his job is an exciting one that allows him to travel the world. He has been to Athens for the 2004 Olympic Games and is also the Director of quality assurance with the UK Strength & Conditioning Association.
 Adam completed his honours after a sports science degree at ECU and also chose to complete his postgraduate studies at ECU.
“Although the great facilites at Joondalup Campus were a factor in my choice, the main reason for studying both an honours and masters degree at ECU was the experienced staff who ensured my skills were developed above others in the field”
“The whole department was very supportive with world renowned sports scientists in the field of strength and conditioning research, which has helped me get to where I am today.” |
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