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The University of Ballarat proudly presents the first annual University of Ballarat Virtual Open Day. This is the first of its kind in Australia.
As part of this Open Day you will have the opportunity to visit the University of Ballarat's Virtual campus and take a tour of our newly created virtual facilities. You will have the chance to look at what the University of Ballarat Virtual Campus has to offer, which includes a virtual learning clinic that is to be used by for healthcare education, an exhibition of digital art by one of the University's GSITMS academic staff members, and the Virtual Stuttering Support Center designed to help support people who have difficulty with stuttering. In addition, you can explore what the First Life University of Ballarat has to offer through web links, brochures and video presentations.
Representatives of the University of Ballarat will be on hand in the Graduate School of ITMS on the day to guide you through the Virtual University and answer any questions you may have.
We look forward to seeing you there on 30th August 2009, 10am - 3pm, Australian EST.
Click the link below to access the Island on Open Day (please note you will need a Second Life account) -
https://secure-web0.second
As part of this Open Day you will have the opportunity to visit the University of Ballarat's Virtual campus and take a tour of our newly created virtual facilities. You will have the chance to look at what the University of Ballarat Virtual Campus has to offer, which includes a virtual learning clinic that is to be used by for healthcare education, an exhibition of digital art by one of the University's GSITMS academic staff members, and the Virtual Stuttering Support Center designed to help support people who have difficulty with stuttering. In addition, you can explore what the First Life University of Ballarat has to offer through web links, brochures and video presentations.
Representatives of the University of Ballarat will be on hand in the Graduate School of ITMS on the day to guide you through the Virtual University and answer any questions you may have.
We look forward to seeing you there on 30th August 2009, 10am - 3pm, Australian EST.
Click the link below to access the Island on Open Day (please note you will need a Second Life account) -
https://secure-web0.second
Welcome to the School of Behavioural and Social Sciences and Humanities. Our broad range of studies enables you to see the world from a rich diversity of perspectives. Choose from courses within:
Formal qualifications can be gained from an equally wide variety of programs.
You can graduate with a Bachelor of Psychological Science, or a Bachelor of Arts (Rural Social Welfare), a B.A. in the Humanities and Social Sciences, or a B.A. (International Studies). And you can ‘mix and match’ courses within these programs. A double award program is also offered: graduate with a Bachelor of Arts AND a Diploma in Writing and Editing!
Studies at Honours level are offered in the Humanities and Social Science programs and in Psychology. Postgraduate coursework programs include the Postgraduate Diploma of Psychology and, at Masters level, the Master of Psychology by coursework and a minor thesis. The School also supports a number of research-based Masters and PhD projects in Psychology, Humanities and Social Sciences.
To enable you to upgrade your qualifications and to target more specific areas of study - all without having to complete another degree – there are two (fee-paying) programs to choose from:
- English Literature
- Psychology
- Human Behaviour
- International Studies
- Globalisation Studies
- Japanese Language
- Film
- Historical and Heritage Studies
- Indigenous Studies
- Rural Social Welfare
- Social Sciences
- Philosophy
Formal qualifications can be gained from an equally wide variety of programs.
You can graduate with a Bachelor of Psychological Science, or a Bachelor of Arts (Rural Social Welfare), a B.A. in the Humanities and Social Sciences, or a B.A. (International Studies). And you can ‘mix and match’ courses within these programs. A double award program is also offered: graduate with a Bachelor of Arts AND a Diploma in Writing and Editing!
Studies at Honours level are offered in the Humanities and Social Science programs and in Psychology. Postgraduate coursework programs include the Postgraduate Diploma of Psychology and, at Masters level, the Master of Psychology by coursework and a minor thesis. The School also supports a number of research-based Masters and PhD projects in Psychology, Humanities and Social Sciences.
To enable you to upgrade your qualifications and to target more specific areas of study - all without having to complete another degree – there are two (fee-paying) programs to choose from:
- The Graduate Diploma of Psychology is for students have not completed any Psychology courses. It upgrades your qualifications to satisfy the APAC requirement for a major plan in Psychology – and its successful completion will enable you to apply to enter postgraduate studies in Psychology
- The Graduate Diploma in Rural Social Welfare equips you with a high level of research and analytical skills, provides broad welfare practice and gives you a particular insight into the pivotal links between personal issues, and the social and political contexts which frame them. Graduates qualify for immediate employment within the Social and Community Services industry.
Use your creative skills to build the next generation of computer
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The University of Ballarat has an exciting degree, the Bachelor of Information Technology (Computer Games) that serves this very purpose! Get a head start, and apply now to start this course in July this year, and experience our friendly, personalised learning environment!
To succeed in the dynamic field of computer games, you require a strong theoretical basis and practical skills in games design and development, both of which you will receive within this program. In particular, you will graduate with very strong programming and multimedia design skills.
Career opportunities include games development, games design, games testing and quality assurance, interactive entertainment, project management, consultancy, software engineering, systems analysis, web development, programming, etc.
For further information on this, or any of our other programs, please contact the Graduate School of Information Technology & Mathematical Sciences on (03) 5327 9770, via email itms.enquiries@ballarat.ed
games
The University of Ballarat has an exciting degree, the Bachelor of Information Technology (Computer Games) that serves this very purpose! Get a head start, and apply now to start this course in July this year, and experience our friendly, personalised learning environment!
To succeed in the dynamic field of computer games, you require a strong theoretical basis and practical skills in games design and development, both of which you will receive within this program. In particular, you will graduate with very strong programming and multimedia design skills.
Career opportunities include games development, games design, games testing and quality assurance, interactive entertainment, project management, consultancy, software engineering, systems analysis, web development, programming, etc.
For further information on this, or any of our other programs, please contact the Graduate School of Information Technology & Mathematical Sciences on (03) 5327 9770, via email itms.enquiries@ballarat.ed
University of Ballarat (UB)'s Notes
UB Virtual Open DayAug 25, 2009
School of the week: School of Behavioural & Social Sciences & HumanitiesJul 12, 2009
School of the Week: Graduate School of Information Technology & Mathematical SciencesJun 18, 2009
School of the week: School of Science & EngineeringJun 11, 2009
School of the Week: School of BusinessJun 3, 2009
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