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Faculty:
Level:
Broad Field:
01 - Natural and Physical Sciences
Narrow Field :
0199 - Other Natural and Physical Sciences
Detailed Field:
019909 - Laboratory Technology
Foundation Studies:
No
Work Component:
Yes
Course Language:
English
Duration (Weeks):
28 weeks
Tuition Fees Range:
9,850 AUD
Dual Qualification:
No
Further information:
Work Component: Yes
Work Component Hours/Week: 35.00
Work Component Weeks: 1
Work Component Total Hours: 35
Location:
Course Duration:
28 Weeks
Course CRICOS Code:
097028G
Institution Title:
Also Trading as:
Melbourne Polytechnic
Institution CRICOS Code:
00724G
Institution Type:
Government
Location:
Victoria 3072
Total Number of Students:
2185
A tram ride between inner-north neighbourhoods, a design studio in Collingwood or a class near the shops in Preston can be part of daily study at Melbourne Polytechnic. Its Victorian sites stretch from Prahran south of the river to Epping and Greensborough in Melbourne’s north, so the experience depends on the course location rather than a single enclosed campus. This suits people who want city life without being tied to one university precinct; it may be less appealing to those looking for a residential campus community.
Melbourne Polytechnic is a government vocational and higher education provider, with study running from certificates and diplomas through to degrees and postgraduate qualifications. Creative arts, building, business, education and information technology are prominent areas, alongside a practical focus that reflects its TAFE roots. Some learning takes place in specialist settings, including Lort Smith Animal Hospital and Northern Lodge at Eden Park. It tends to suit learners who want to build occupational skills alongside formal qualifications, including those planning to move from vocational study into higher education.
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