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1 May 2005
ECU Live! 2005
ECU Joondalup campus
Get the full story on ECU courses at our annual course and careers open day. See ECU's fantastic facilities, get an inside scoop from staff, delve into some awesome experiments, hang out with Nova and meet comedian, mathematician, television host and ex Triple J Breakfast show host, Adam Spencer .in the flesh! |
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2-15 May 2005
Australian Innovation Expo
Various locations
This Festival showcases many events and activities to increase public awareness of the importance of innovation and entrepreneurship. It also encourages and supports networking and business opportunities for participants in the areas of research, development and technology commercialisation, across all industry sectors. |
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13-15 May 2005
Careers and Education Expo
Perth Convention Centre
This free event showcases a broad range of quality options to people planning their future or considering a change in career path. Attending will help to demystify career and study options for students and adults. |
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16 May 2005
Sport and Leisure Management FREE Information Evening
6.00-8.00pm
The School of Marketing, Tourism and Leisure at ECU offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs in sport and leisure management. Find out more about these courses at this information evening. |
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| Sunday 1 May |
ECU Live! |
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| Monday 16 May |
Sport & Leisure Management information evening |
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| Friday 27 May |
Closing date for second semester applications to undergraduate courses |
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| Tuesday 31 May |
Closing date for applications to second semester postgraduate research programs |
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| Thursday 30 June |
Closing date for applications to second sememster postgraduate coursework and doctoral programs. |
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Make your way up to ECU's Joondalup Campus this Sunday 1 May for ECU Live!
Get the full story on hundreds of course and career possibilities at ECU and join in the fun and activities taking place on the day. You can even apply for mid year entry and start uni in July if you're eligible!
For your chance to win some great prizes, remember to complete your survey forms available at the information booths.
For full program guide and everything you need to know about the event, please visit the ECU Live! Website. |
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It's not too late to get your career moving - get ahead and start Uni in July! A wide range of courses are available for full or part-time study, so if you missed out on a place at the beginning of the year, or simply didn't get around to it, now's your chance.
Places are available to suitably qualified applicants:
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School leavers and non-school leavers with TERs: |
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TER 70+ - still limited spaces in some courses |
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TER 60 - 69.95, wholly assessed year 12 graduates and mature age students who sat the STAT but narrowly missed University entry are eligible for the University Preparation Course (UPC). Click here for more info on the UPC. |
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TAFE graduates with Certificate IV and Diplomas |
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Postgraduate prospective students: |
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looking to increase skills, advance careers or move into a new field |
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with relevant and adequate work experience wishing to gain a formal qualification |
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27 May |
| Postgraduate Research Degrees |
31 May |
| Postgraduate Coursework |
30 June |
| Doctorates by Coursework |
30 June |
To find out more, contact us today on (61 8) 6304 6304 |
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Use your workplace experience to gain entry into a prestigious postgraduate degree with the School of Computer and Information Science. A range of postgraduate courses are available for study on or off-campus and recognise your relevant industry experience or undergraduate degree as an entry pathway.
 Some areas of online study include:
• Computer Security
• Information Security and Intelligence
• Information Services
The School also offers undergraduate courses which allow you to develop areas of cross-over and specialisation and enhance your employability. You can even gain internationally recognised IT certifications as part of your supporting studies!
Information on the full range of courses offered by the School of Computer and Information Science can be found at:
http://www.scis.ecu.edu.au/future/courses/ or contact the Student Support Officer on (61 8) 9370 6299 or scis.info@ecu.edu.au. |
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Starting in Semester 2 2005 or 2006, the Bachelor of Education (Conversion) course is a specialised one year (or equivalent part- time) course designed for qualified teachers wishing to;
• update an existing three-year qualification,
• gain NEW teaching skills,
• continue their professional development or
• gain additional qualifications in a variety of teaching areas.
A wide variety of units are offered on-campus at Mount Lawley and Joondalup and can also be completed as off-campus studies. The course is available to graduates with a Bachelor of Arts (Education) or a three year Diploma of Teaching. Equivalent and evidence of teaching experience needs to accompany applications.
For more details and a course outline contact Student Recruitment on (61 8) 6304 6304 or visit www.ecu.edu.au/ses/educ/courses.html.
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It is possible to combine work and play with one of the many sport and leisure programs at ECU.
 The School of Marketing, Tourism and Leisure at ECU offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs in sport and leisure management including; the Bachelor of Business in Sport or Leisure Management; Bachelor of Social Sciences; Graduate Certificate in Sport Management; and the Master of Sport Management. Plus, you don't need a degree to apply for the Graduate Certificate in Sport Management, your real life experience counts!
Apply now and start your studies in semester two.
To find out more, attend the FREE information evening on Wednesday 18 May from 6-8pm at the Department of Sport and Recreation.
To register, contact Dr Sue Colyer by telephone (08) 6304 5429 email s.colyer@ecu.edu.au or visit www.business.ecu.edu.au by Monday 16 May. |
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Express yourself with three great competitions for young people aged 12-21 who live or study in the City of Wanneroo and be in the running to win prize money valued over $1,000. Supported by ECU's Faculty of Communications & Creative Industries, this program recognises the creative talents of young people using photography, writing and art depicting the theme 'Things that Grow!'.
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Start snapping, and express yourself through photographs that shows how you see things that grows. |
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Share your thoughts through prose or poetry about things that can or do grow. |
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Get creative and use art to depict something that grows. |
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For more information and an entry form, visit the City's website at www.wanneroo.wa.gov.au/youth, phone 9405 5600 or visit the City of Wanneroo Civic Centre (23 Dundebar Road Wanneroo) or any of the City's Youth Centres.
Entries Close 5pm Wednesday 8 June 2005.
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| Leaving behind a highly successful career as a mechanic to undertake a year of full time university study was always going to be a risky move.
 But for 36-year-old Russell Jaggard it was a chance he was willing to take to pursue the job of his dreams.
Russell is among St John Ambulance's newest recruits, who have completed a year of study at ECU and are about to start on-road ambulance duties to qualify as Ambulance Paramedics.
"Deciding to leave my paid employment to go to university for the first time to train as a Paramedic was certainly a big risk," says Russell.
"I was ready to do something completely different with my life, something I was passionate about and that really got me thinking again. "I can't wait to get out on the road."
The Bachelor of Science (Paramedical Science) course consists of a year's unpaid study at ECU followed by two years paid on the job training and study and a one year internship.
At the completion of this training students achieve the title of Ambulance Paramedic. |
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