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The Creative Writing stream in the Graduate Certificate in Arts offers an introductory understanding of creative writing, with opportunities for industry placements and engagement with award-winning professionals.

This internship specialisation provides students with opportunities to become job-ready graduates, particularly for those without professional work experience. It emphasizes professional knowledge, engagement, and self-reflection in workplace contexts.

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The Pre-Masters Public Health Specialisation prepares students in their third year of the Bachelor of Science (Health Science) for an Accelerated Bachelor Masters program in the Master of Public Health (Practice). It develops advanced knowledge and skills for professional work and further learning at AQF level 8.

This internship specialisation provides students with internship opportunities to become job-ready graduates, particularly for those without professional work experience.

Mapping and Land Planning Minor introduces geodata mapping and land planning, focusing on 2D and 3D data management and visualization. It is applicable to fields like coastal marine science, agriculture, mining, and the built environment.

The Engineering Science major offers a comprehensive introduction to engineering principles, emphasizing mathematical, practical, and problem-solving skills. It provides a theoretical and practical foundation for addressing societal challenges and exploring various engineering fields.

This internship specialisation provides students with internship opportunities in becoming job-ready graduates. Students in courses without professional work experience are strongly encouraged to enrol in this specialisation.

This specialisation provides knowledge and experience in planning, managing, and calculating flood events, water resources, and hydraulic risk. It is ideal for students involved in designing around flood risk.

The Physical Science major covers physics, astronomy, chemistry, mathematics, and geology, focusing on interdisciplinary studies to address emerging challenges. It emphasizes understanding forces, matter properties, and Earth's composition, supported by mathematical frameworks.

This specialisation prepares high achievers in the Bachelor of Communications for advanced studies in Multimedia Journalism, offering foundational skills and critical insights into journalism theory, history, and ethics.