The Faculty is committed to furthering the application and discovery of knowledge related to teaching in Education and the Arts. Student learning is enhanced through quality teaching, research and service both to and in collaboration with the community. You will strengthen your written and interpersonal communication skills and explore various fields including sociology, philosophy, psychology and history. You will learn to research, critique and analyse and to effectively communicate with others. One of the most important features of the Conservatorium program is a busy performance schedule, which enables visiting international and national artists to perform and teach on campus.
Information technology is the single fastest growing industry today.
To embrace, understand and utilise its power companies are embracing communication technologies and employing specialists needed for such things as programming, journalism, public relations, telecommunications, computer analysts, network engineers to design computer systems, write software, install programs, and train users. A qualification in information technology will help you prepare for these opportunities and learn everything that you will need to know to manage an organisation's information resources and personnel. The Faculty is a leader in the Australian tertiary sector in terms of the range of courses available by distance education, including a full range of experimental science and health science related courses, social work, sociology and humanities programs. Schools of Biological and Environmental Sciences, Chemical and Biomedical Sciences, Nursing and Health Studies, Psychology and Sociology, Social Work and Welfare Studies make up the Arts, Health and Sciences faculty. The faculty courses are linked directly to industry demands.