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1 latrobe.edu.au PATHWAYS GUIDE 2014

2 contents Who is this guide for? 1 Pathways to and through La Trobe 2 Credit for studies at specific institutions 5 AFL SportsReady 6 Bendigo TAFE 6 Box Hill Institute 7 Chisholm Institute 8 Goulburn Ovens Institute of TAFE 13 Kangan Institute 14 Kaplan Business School 17 La Trobe Melbourne 18 Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE 19 Riverina Institute of TAFE (NSW) 21 Sports Education and Development Australia (SEDA) 21 Sunraysia Institute of TAFE 22 Taylor s College 23 Wodonga Institute of TAFE 23 What do you want to be? 24 Applying to La Trobe 26 Costs, fees and scholarships 27 Student services how we support you 27 Our campuses 28 Events for future students in

3 Students at Melbourne Campus WHO IS THIS GUIDE FOR? Pathways are all about options. There are many ways to and through university. This guide will help you find a pathway that suits you best. This guide is for anyone interested in applying to an undergraduate degree at La Trobe University, including those who have, or haven t, finished high school, TAFE students and mature-age applicants. It s also for people who want to transfer to La Trobe from another university, or even transfer courses within La Trobe. It is relevant to local applicants (Australian and New Zealand citizens, permanent residents of Australia, applicants in Australia with refugee status), and international applicants currently studying English, Foundation Studies, Year 12 or postsecondary studies in Australia. The best way to use this guide is in conjunction with our undergraduate course guides, which provide details on all our undergraduate courses, including costs, scholarships, industry experience, overseas study, accommodation and life at La Trobe in general. There are separate guides for local and international applicants. For a copy of the local Undergraduate Course Guide 2014, visit: latrobe.edu.au/study/course-guides For a copy of the International Undergraduate Guide 2014, visit: latrobe.edu.au/international/publications You ll also find course information online: latrobe.edu.au/courses Pathways Guide

4 PATHWAYS TO AND THROUGH LA TROBE You ve finished Year 12 and received the required ATAR If your course application is successful, VTAC will send you an Offer Letter with instructions on how to accept an offer and enrol. For more information, visit: latrobe.edu.au/students/new-students but did not receive the ATAR required for entry into your preferred course You may be eligible for credit if you: enrol in a La Trobe course your ATAR allows, then transfer to your original choice (see page 3) enrol in TAFE, then transfer to a La Trobe course (see pages 5-23) enrol in a single subject. This way you ll find out if a study area interests you while gaining credit towards a future application (see page 4) enrol in a diploma at La Trobe Melbourne and transfer into the second year of a La Trobe course (subject to results), see pages 4 and 18 for more information. and you d like to defer your start If you re offered a La Trobe course and want to defer your studies, you may be granted deferral for up to a year or more. Make sure you complete the deferral form so your place is waiting for you at the end of your deferral. Please note: although this pathway is available for most courses, there are a few exceptions. For more information, visit: latrobe.edu.au/students/new-students/ accept/defer Whether or not you ve finished Year 12 Don t worry if you haven t finished Year 12. You have options: Enrol at TAFE Doing a TAFE course may allow you to transfer to a La Trobe course with eligibility for credit. We have articulation agreements with many post-secondary institutions, so you know how much credit you ll get in advance (see pages 5-23). Use your work experience Apply for our Work Recognition Program, which takes your work experience into account instead of formal academic qualifications (see page 4). Enrol in a single subject or our Tertiary Enabling Program Enrol in a single subject. Doing a single subject at La Trobe allows you to find out if an area of study suits you. You may also gain credit for a future course application (see page 4). Apply for our Tertiary Enabling Program, which runs for 18 weeks and gives you a strong foundation of skills to help with your future course application (see page 4). Complete a Diploma at La Trobe Melbourne You can go directly into the second year of a La Trobe course by completing a diploma at La Trobe Melbourne subject to results (see pages 4 and 18 for more information). 2 Pathways Guide 2014

5 Choosing a La Trobe course Here are a few ways to help you decide which course is for you. Check out our course guides: latrobe.edu.au/study/course-guides Visit our website: latrobe.edu.au/courses Contact the Future Students Centre: T latrobe.edu.au/study Contact La Trobe International: T latrobe.edu.au/international You re enrolled in a La Trobe course You re enrolled at another uni and changed your mind about the course you re in Once you have commenced your course, you can apply to transfer to another La Trobe course using our Application for Course Transfer form. Please note: not all courses allow for transfer. For more information, visit: latrobe.edu.au/school/apply/pathways/transfer and found a La Trobe course that better suits your needs Apply to transfer to La Trobe through VTAC as a Non-Year 12 applicant. You may also be eligible for credit for your previous studies (see page 5). Apply direct to the University for midyear entry. For more information, visit: latrobe.edu.au/school/apply/pathways/transfer Mature-age applicants You re unsure about which course to do We understand the need to balance life s commitments with study, so we offer flexible study options and plenty of support to mature-age students (21 years and older), including childcare facilities on or near most of our campuses. If you re not over 21, you can still apply it just means you re registered as a Non-Year 12 applicant. For different pathways into uni as a mature-age student see page 4 in this guide. For more information, visit: latrobe.edu.au/mature-age If you re unsure what you want to specialise in you can enrol in a general degree and specialise later. Some degrees have a common first year, where you ll study subjects with students from other degrees, giving you a sample of different specialisations (e.g. Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Business). Chat with someone in our Future Students Centre for more information and advice: T latrobe.edu.au/study Ask us a question latrobe.edu.au/ask Pathways Guide

6 pathways to and through La trobe Work Recognition Program Our Work Recognition Program (WRP) is the first of its kind in Victoria. It s designed to help students (21 years of age or older) enter university for the first time, whether or not you ve completed Year 12. It takes into account your work experience to date and you re not required to have any formal academic qualifications. All you need is a minimum of 12 months full-time paid employment since completing high school. The WRP is an alternative entry method to the Special Tertiary Admissions Test (see right). The program is available for admission into the following La Trobe courses: Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Social Sciences. LA TROBE MELBOURNE AND ACN IN SYDNEY You can go directly into the second year of your La Trobe course by completing a diploma at La Trobe Melbourne (subject to results). Operated by Navitas and based on our Melbourne Campus, La Trobe Melbourne offers five diplomas that get you into a range of our courses in science, business, health sciences, IT, and media and communication, provided you meet entry requirements. Navitas also offers La Trobe University business courses through ACN in Sydney. You ll study in Sydney s CBD and graduate with a La Trobe University degree. For a full list of courses and more information about La Trobe Melbourne please see page 18 and visit: latrobemelbourne.edu.au For more information about ACN in Sydney, please visit: acn.navitas.com You can apply for the WRP if you: are 21 years of age or older on 1 January of the year you intend to start tertiary study have a minimum of 12 months full-time paid employment since completing high school. For more information, see: latrobe.edu.au/mature-age/apply/matureage-special-entry/work-recognition Tertiary Enabling Program * If you re keen to study but not sure where to start, our Tertiary Enabling Program (TEP) will help you develop the academic skills and confidence you need to get going. The program is offered in Albury-Wodonga, Bendigo, Mildura, Shepparton and Broadmeadows in partnership with local TAFEs. You ll complete four subjects as part of the TEP: Introduction to Social Science Introduction to Adult Learning Introduction to Maths Introduction to Science. You may be accepted into one of these courses once you ve completed the TEP: (Accounting) Diploma in Business Bachelor of Education Bachelor of Early Childhood Education Bachelor of Physical and Health Education Bachelor of Physical and Outdoor Education Bachelor of Outdoor Recreation Education Bachelor of Health Sciences Bachelor of Nursing Bachelor of Human Services and Master of Social Work Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Social Sciences. If you meet the entry requirements for these degrees, you won t need to sit the Special Tertiary Admissions Test (see right for more information). Courses are only available on certain campuses. For more information about TEP requirements and campuses, visit: latrobe.edu.au/mature-age/choosela-trobe/help-to-get-in/tertiary-enablingprogram Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT) * The STAT is an aptitude test. La Trobe only accepts the Multiple Choice version of the STAT, which consists of 70 questions designed to assess a range of competencies considered important for success in tertiary study. You ll have to sit the STAT if you don t have an academic record (VCE/HSC or equivalent) and you re applying through our Mature-Age Special Entry Scheme (apart from our Work Recognition Program). Our Work Recognition Program (see left) is an alternative to the STAT. You might choose to sit the STAT even if you have an academic record. Some people do this to supplement their application. Everyone is different, so we strongly encourage you to speak with a selection officer before you decide. We also offer STAT preparatory courses at some of our campuses. You register to sit a STAT through VTAC or UAC. Contact our Future Students Centre for more information: T latrobe.edu.au/study For an information booklet and sample questions you can buy online, visit: acer.edu.au/tests/stat Single subjects * Enrolling in single subjects is a great way to find out whether a particular area of study is right for you, and it can also boost your confidence for further uni studies. While completion of single subjects doesn t guarantee admission into an undergraduate course you ll still be required to apply separately for an undergraduate degree a strong performance can help your application. You may also be eligible to receive credit (Advanced Standing) for the subject/s you successfully complete. You may choose this pathway to enhance your qualifications if you re working and don t plan to enrol in a course. For more information, visit: latrobe.edu.au/mature-age/apply/pathways * Not available for international students. 4 Pathways Guide 2014

7 Credit for studies at specific institutions Students participating in a tutorial, Shepparton Campus The following pages show the credit you can receive for studies at various Australian institutions when you transfer to a La Trobe course. You may be eligible for up to two years credit towards an undergraduate degree, depending on the studies you ve completed. Some La Trobe courses grant credit for specific subjects, others for an entire year or a set number of subjects or credit points. As a general guide, each university subject is usually worth 15 credit points and one year of full-time studies usually comprises eight subjects or 120 credit points. If you ve studied at a post-secondary institution that isn t listed in these pages, you may still be eligible for credit. For more information, visit: latrobe.edu.au/pathways For more information about our courses, visit: latrobe.edu.au/courses Important Information for nursing students All nursing students applying for entry into La Trobe nursing courses, please note: applicants must apply through VTAC international applicants must have overall IELTS of 7.0 with no band lower than 7.0, OR current registration (unconditional) with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia. They must also complete a cornerstone transition program prior to commencement guaranteed entry is based on quotas and completion of relevant admission and selection procedures. Pathways Guide

8 AFL SportsReady (local applicants only) Diploma of Management 120 credit points / 8 subjects ^ (Marketing) 105 credit points / 7 subjects (HRM) (Leadership and Management) 90 credit points / 6 subjects (Sport Management) (Sport Development and Management) 75 credit points / 5 subjects (Event Management) (Tourism and Hospitality) Diploma of Sport Development 120 credit points / 8 subjects ^ (Marketing) 90 credit points / 6 subjects (Sport Management) (Sport Development and Management) 75 credit points / 5 subjects (HRM) (Leadership and Management) 60 credit points / 4 subjects (Event Management) (Tourism and Hospitality) AFL SportsReady articulation pathways are under internal assessment and not formalised at time of publication. La Trobe University will provide all AFL SportsReady students direct entry into the above undergraduate courses, if they have completed a Diploma-level course run by AFL SportsReady and provided a statement indicating they have failed no more than three subjects in their Diploma. ^ Majors available to students include: business, economics, financial management, financial planning, human resource management, international management, macroeconomics, management, marketing, management information systems, sustainable resource management and sport management (not all majors are available at all campuses). BENDIGO TAFE CRICOS PROVIDER 03059A Diploma of Arts (Visual Arts) 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Visual Arts Diploma of Children s Services (Early Childhood, Education and Care) 105 credit points / 7 subjects Bachelor of Education Diploma of Community Services Work 105 credit points / 7 subjects Bachelor of Education 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Human Services / Master of Social Work Diploma of Conservation and Land Management 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Outdoor Education Bachelor of Outdoor Recreation Education Diploma of Graphic Arts 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Graphic Design 6 Pathways Guide 2014

9 BENDIGO TAFE CRICOS PROVIDER 03059A Diploma of Human Resource Management* 120 credit points / 8 subjects 75 credit points / 5 subjects (Accounting) 60 credit points / 4 subjects (Sport Development and Management) 30 credit points / 2 subjects (Event Management / Marketing) Diploma of Management* 120 credit points / 8 subjects 75 credit points / 5 subjects (Accounting) 60 credit points / 4 subjects (Sport Development and Management) 30 credit points / 2 subjects (Event Management / Marketing) Diploma of Networking* Up to 60 credit points / 4 subjects Bachelor of Information Technology Diploma of Nursing (Enrolled Nursing) Direct entry (conditional) Bachelor of Nursing (Division 2 Conversion) two-year program Diploma of Professional Writing and Editing 90 credit points / 6 subjects Bachelor of Education * Articulation pathway under internal assessment and not formalised at time of publication. Entry is conditional, see page 5 for details. BOX HILL INSTITUTE CRICOS PROVIDER 02411J Diploma of Animal Technology 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Biosciences Diploma of Computer Systems 90 credit points / 6 subjects Bachelor of Information Technology Diploma of Laboratory Technology* Up to 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Science^ Bachelor of Bioscience Diploma of Nursing (Enrolled Nursing) Direct entry (conditional) Bachelor of Nursing (Division 2 Conversion) two-year program Diploma of Veterinary Nursing (General Practice) 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Biosciences Entry is conditional, see page 5 for details. * Articulation pathways under internal assessment and not formalised at time of publication. ^ Majors available to Bachelor of Science pathway students are: agricultural science, biochemistry, botany, chemistry, computer science, electronics, environmental science, genetics, information technology, microbiology, statistics and zoology. Pathways Guide

10 CHISHOLM INSTITUTE CRICOS PROVIDER 00881F ACCOUNTING, BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING Diploma of Accounting 120 credit points / 8 subjects (Accounting) 105 credit points / 7 subjects (Marketing) 90 credit points / 6 subjects (Accounting and Finance) (Financial Services) (Human Resource Management) 60 credit points / 4 subjects (Event Management) (Tourism and Hospitality) (Tourism Management) (Sport Management) Diploma of Accounting plus Advanced Diploma of Accounting 180 credit points / 12 subjects (Accounting) 165 credit points / 11 subjects 135 credit points / 9 subjects (Accounting and Finance) (Marketing) 105 credit points / 7 subjects (Event Management) (Human Resource Management) (Sport Management) (Tourism and Hospitality) (Tourism Management) Diploma of Business 90 credit points / 6 subjects (Accounting) (Marketing) 75 credit points / 5 subjects (Human Resource Management) 60 credit points / 4 subjects (Event Management) (Sport Management) (Tourism and Hospitality) (Tourism Management) 8 Pathways Guide 2014

11 CHISHOLM INSTITUTE CRICOS PROVIDER 00881F ACCOUNTING, BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING Diploma of Business Administration 75 credit points / 5 subjects (Accounting) (Human Resource Management) (Marketing) 60 credit points / 4 subjects (Sport Management) (Tourism and Hospitality) (Tourism Management) Diploma of Events 90 credit points / 6 subjects 75 credit points / 5 subjects (Accounting) (Human Resource Management) (Marketing) (Event Management) (Tourism and Hospitality) (Tourism Management) Diploma of Human Resource Management 90 credit points / 6 subjects (Accounting) (Human Resource Management) (Marketing) 75 credit points / 5 subjects (Sport Management) (Tourism and Hospitality) (Tourism Management) Diploma of Management 75 credit points / 5 subjects (Accounting) (Human Resource Management) (Marketing) 60 credit points / 4 subjects (Sport Management) (Tourism and Hospitality) (Tourism Management) Pathways Guide

12 CHISHOLM INSTITUTE CRICOS PROVIDER 00881F ACCOUNTING, BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING Diploma of Management plus Advanced Diploma of Management 135 credit points / 9 subjects (Human Resource Management) 120 credit points / 8 subjects (Accounting) 105 credit points / 7 subjects (Marketing) (Sport Management) (Tourism and Hospitality) (Tourism Management) 90 credit points / 6 subjects Diploma of Marketing 90 credit points / 6 subjects (Marketing) 75 credit points / 5 subjects 60 credit points / 4 subjects (Accounting) (Human Resource Management) Diploma of Marketing plus Advanced Diploma of Marketing 165 credit points / 11 subjects (Marketing) 150 credit points / 10 subjects 135 credit points / 9 subjects (Accounting) 105 credit points / 7 subjects (Human Resource Management) (Sport Management) (Tourism and Hospitality) (Tourism Management) 90 credit points / 6 subjects Diploma of Project Management 105 credit points / 7 subjects 90 credit points / 6 subjects (Event Management) (Human Resource Management) 75 credit points / 5 subjects (Accounting) (Event Management / Tourism Management) (Marketing) (Tourism and Hospitality) (Tourism Management) 60 credit points / 4 subjects (Event Management / Marketing) (Sport Management) 10 Pathways Guide 2014

13 CHISHOLM INSTITUTE CRICOS PROVIDER 00881F ACCOUNTING, BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING Diploma of Project Management plus Advanced Diploma of Project Management 135 credit points / 9 subjects 120 credit points / 8 subjects (Event Management) 105 credit points / 7 subjects (Accounting) (Human Resource Management) (Marketing) (Tourism and Hospitality) (Tourism Management) 90 credit points / 6 subjects (Event Management / Tourism Management) (Sport Management) 75 credit points / 5 subjects (Event Management / Marketing) Diploma of Tourism plus Certificate III in Tourism 120 credit points / 8 subjects (Tourism and Hospitality) (Tourism Management) 105 credit points / 7 subjects (Event Management) 75 credit points / 5 subjects (Accounting) (Human Resource Management) (Marketing) 60 credit points / 4 subjects (Sport Management) Advanced Diploma of Tourism plus Certificate III in Tourism 180 credit points / 12 subjects (Tourism and Hospitality) (Tourism Management) 165 credit points / 11 subjects (Event Management) 150 credit points / 10 subjects 120 credit points / 8 subjects (Marketing) (Sport Management) 105 credit points / 7 subjects (Accounting) (Human Resource Management) Pathways Guide

14 CHISHOLM INSTITUTE CRICOS PROVIDER 00881F COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT THESE STUDIES... GIVE YOU... TOWARDS THE FOLLOWING LA TROBE COURSES... Diploma of Community Development 105 credit points / 7 subjects Bachelor of Education 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Human Services / Master of Social Work Diploma of Community Services (Case Management) 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Human Services / Master of Social Work Diploma of Community Services Work 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Human Services / Master of Social Work 105 credit points / 7 subjects Bachelor of Education Diploma of Youth Work 90 credit points / 6 subjects Bachelor of Education 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Human Services / Master of Social Work computing and it THESE STUDIES... GIVE YOU... TOWARDS THE FOLLOWING LA TROBE COURSES... Diploma of Computer Systems Engineering 60 credit points / 4 subjects Bachelor of Computer Science Advanced Diploma of Computer Systems Engineering (Networking and Computer Maintenance) 75 credit points / 5 subjects Bachelor of Computer Science Diploma of Information Technology (Networking) 60 credit points / 4 subjects Bachelor of Computer Science Diploma of Information Technology (Systems Administration) Advanced Diploma of Information Technology (Network Security) 60 credit points / 4 subjects Bachelor of Computer Science 60 credit points / 4 subjects Bachelor of Computer Science GRAPHIC DESIGN THESE STUDIES... GIVE YOU... TOWARDS THE FOLLOWING LA TROBE COURSES... Diploma of Graphic Arts 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Graphic Design NURSING THESE STUDIES... GIVE YOU... TOWARDS THE FOLLOWING LA TROBE COURSES... Diploma of Nursing (Enrolled Nursing) Direct entry (conditional) Bachelor of Nursing (Division 2 Conversion) two-year program Entry is conditional, see page 5 for details. VISUAL ARTS THESE STUDIES... GIVE YOU... TOWARDS THE FOLLOWING LA TROBE COURSES... Diploma of Visual Arts* Up to 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Visual Arts * Articulation pathway is under internal assessment and not formalised at time of publication. 12 Pathways Guide 2014

15 GOULBURN OVENS INSTITUTE OF TAFE (LOCAL APPLICANTS ONLY ) Diploma of Accounting 90 credit points / 6 subjects 75 credit points / 5 subjects (Accounting) 60 credit points / 4 subjects (Marketing) Diploma of Children s Services (Early Childhood, Education and Care) 105 credit points / 7 subjects Bachelor of Education Diploma of Community Services Work 105 credit points / 7 subjects Bachelor of Education 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Human Services / Master of Social Work Diploma of Engineering Drafting 60 credit points / 4 subjects Bachelor of Civil Engineering Diploma of Nursing (Enrolled Nursing) Direct entry (conditional) Bachelor of Nursing (Division 2 Conversion) two-year program Entry is conditional, see page 5 for details. Pathways Guide

16 KANGAN INSTITUTE CRICOS PROVIDER 01218G BUSINESS, HOSPITALITY, MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING THESE STUDIES... GIVE YOU... TOWARDS THE FOLLOWING LA TROBE COURSES... Diploma of Accounting 90 credit points / 6 subjects (Accounting) (Marketing) 75 credit points / 5 subjects (Human Resource Management) Advanced Diploma of Accounting 150 credit points / 10 subjects (Accounting) 135 credit points / 9 subjects (Marketing) 120 credit points / 8 subjects (Human Resource Management) Diploma of Events 90 credit points / 6 subjects (Event Management) (Tourism Management) (Tourism and Hospitality) 75 credit points / 5 subjects (Accounting) (Human Resource Management) (Marketing) (Sport Management) 60 credit points / 4 subjects Advanced Diploma of Events 150 credit points / 10 subjects 135 credit points / 9 subjects (Event Management) (Tourism and Hospitality) (Tourism Management) 120 credit points / 8 subjects (Marketing) 105 credit points / 7 subjects (Accounting) (Human Resource Management) (Sport Management) 90 credit points / 6 subjects 14 Pathways Guide 2014

17 KANGAN INSTITUTE CRICOS PROVIDER 01218G BUSINESS, HOSPITALITY, MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING THESE STUDIES... GIVE YOU... TOWARDS THE FOLLOWING LA TROBE COURSES... Diploma of Hospitality 120 credit points / 8 subjects (Tourism and Hospitality) 105 credit points / 7 subjects (Tourism Management) Diploma of Hospitality plus Advanced Diploma of Hospitality 180 credit points / 12 subjects (Tourism and Hospitality) 165 credit points / 11 subjects (Tourism Management) Diploma of Management 90 credit points / 6 subjects (Human Resource Management) 75 credit points / 5 subjects (Accounting) (Marketing) 60 credit points / 4 subjects Diploma of Management plus Advanced Diploma of Management 150 credit points / 10 subjects (Human Resource Management) 120 credit points / 8 subjects (Marketing) 105 credit points / 7 subjects (Accounting) 90 credit points / 6 subjects Diploma of Marketing 90 credit points / 6 subjects (Marketing) 75 credit points / 5 subjects (Human Resource Management) 60 credit points / 4 subjects (Accounting) Diploma of Marketing plus Advanced Diploma of Marketing 120 credit points / 8 subjects (Marketing) 105 credit points / 7 subjects (Human Resource Management) 90 credit points / 6 subjects (Accounting) Advanced Diploma of Tourism 180 credit points / 12 subjects (Tourism Management) 150 credit points / 10 subjects (Tourism and Hospitality) 75 credit points / 5 subjects (Sport Management) Pathways Guide

18 KANGAN INSTITUTE CRICOS PROVIDER 01218G BUSINESS, HOSPITALITY, MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING THESE STUDIES... GIVE YOU... TOWARDS THE FOLLOWING LA TROBE COURSES... KANGAN INSTITUTE CRICOS PROVIDER 01218G COMPUTING AND IT THESE STUDIES... GIVE YOU... TOWARDS THE FOLLOWING LA TROBE COURSES... Diploma of Information Technology (Software 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Computer Science Development) ø Advanced Diploma of Information Technology 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Computer Science (Network Security) ø ø Must have completed Year 12 Mathematical Methods, and Discrete Mathematics at Kangan GRAPHIC ARTS THESE STUDIES... GIVE YOU... TOWARDS THE FOLLOWING LA TROBE COURSES... Diploma of Printing and Graphic Arts (Multimedia) 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Graphic Design NURSING THESE STUDIES... GIVE YOU... TOWARDS THE FOLLOWING LA TROBE COURSES... Diploma of Nursing (Enrolled Nursing) Direct entry (conditional) Bachelor of Nursing (Division 2 Conversion) Up to 120 credit points / 8 subjects* Bachelor of Health Sciences / Master of Health Information Management Entry is conditional, page 5 for details. * Articulation pathway is under internal assessment and not formalised at time of publication. 16 Pathways Guide 2014

19 KAPLAN BUSINESS SCHOOL CRICOS PROVIDER 02887F THESE STUDIES... GIVE YOU... TOWARDS THE FOLLOWING LA TROBE COURSES... Diploma of Commerce 120 credit points / 8 subjects (Accounting) (Human Resource Management) (Marketing) 105 credit points / 7 subjects (Tourism and Hospitality) (Tourism Management) Diploma of Commerce (Accounting) 120 credit points / 8 subjects (Accounting) (Human Resource Management) (Marketing) 90 credit points / 6 subjects (Tourism and Hospitality) (Tourism Management) Diploma of Commerce (Entrepreneurship) 120 credit points / 8 subjects (Accounting) 105 credit points / 7 subjects (Human Resource Management) (Marketing) 75 credit points / 5 subjects (Tourism and Hospitality) (Tourism Management) Diploma of Commerce (Management) 120 credit points / 8 subjects (Accounting) (Human Resource Management) (Marketing) 105 credit points / 7 subjects (Tourism and Hospitality) (Tourism Management) Diploma of Commerce (Marketing) 120 credit points / 8 subjects (Accounting) (Human Resource Management) (Marketing) 90 credit points / 6 subjects (Tourism and Hospitality) (Tourism Management) Pathways Guide

20 LA TROBE MELBOURNE CRICOS PROVIDER 03312D THESE STUDIES... GIVE YOU... TOWARDS THE FOLLOWING LA TROBE COURSES... Diploma of Bioscience 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Science (Majors in: biochemistry, chemistry, genetics, microbiology, psychology, statistics) Bachelor of Biomedical Science Bachelor of Medicinal Chemistry* Diploma of Health Sciences 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Health Sciences (Majors in: environmental health, ergonomics, human physiology and anatomy, public health, rehabilitation counselling or safety and health) Diploma of Information Systems 120 credit points / 8 subjects Information Systems^ Bachelor of Information Technology ø Diploma of Mass Media and Communications 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Arts (Media Studies) Bachelor of Journalism Bachelor of Media Studies Diploma of Business 120 credit points / 8 subjects (60 per cent grade average required for entry) (Accounting) (Financial Services) (Human Resource Management) (Marketing) (Event Management) (Event Management/Marketing) (Sport Management) (Tourism & Hospitality) (Tourism Management) (Tourism Management/Marketing) Minimum average of 70 per cent required in the four core subjects of the Diploma. * Minimum overall average of 70 per cent required in the Diploma. ^ Students must pass all the subjects in the Diploma. ø Students must pass the five (5) IT subjects in the Diploma. Students must select a specified elective in order to be eligible for eight (8) subjects credit towards these courses. 18 Pathways Guide 2014

21 NORTHERN MELBOURNE INSTITUTE OF TAFE CRICOS PROVIDER 00724G ACCOUNTING and BUSINESS Diploma of Accounting 75 credit points / 5 subjects (Accounting) 60 credit points / 4 subjects (Marketing) Advanced Diploma of Accounting 135 credit points / 9 subjects (Accounting) 120 credit points / 8 subjects (Marketing) 105 credit points / 7 subjects (Human Resource Management) 90 credit points / 6 subjects (Tourism and Hospitality) (Tourism Management) Diploma of Business Administration 60 credit points / 4 subjects (Accounting) (Human Resource Management) (Marketing) Diploma of International Business 120 credit points / 8 subjects 90 credit points / 6 subjects (Marketing) 75 credit points / 5 subjects 60 credit points / 4 subjects (Accounting) (Human Resource Management) Diploma of International Business plus Advanced Diploma of Business (International Business) 180 credit points / 12 subjects 150 credit points / 10 subjects (Marketing) 135 credit points / 9 subjects 120 credit points / 8 subjects (Accounting) 105 credit points / 7 subjects (Human Resource Management) 90 credit points / 6 subjects (Tourism and Hospitality) (Tourism Management) Pathways Guide

22 NORTHERN MELBOURNE INSTITUTE OF TAFE CRICOS PROVIDER 00724G ACCOUNTING and BUSINESS Diploma of Marketing 75 credit points / 5 subjects (Marketing) 60 credit points / 4 subjects (Accounting) (Human Resource Management) Diploma of Marketing plus Advanced Diploma of Marketing 150 credit points / 10 subjects (Marketing) 135 credit points / 9 subjects (Accounting) 105 credit points / 7 subjects (Human Resource Management) (Sport Management) 90 credit points / 6 subjects (Tourism and Hospitality) (Tourism Management) Diploma of Sports (Development) 60 credit points / 4 subjects (Accounting) (Human Resource Management) (Marketing) (Sport Management) ART, DESIGN AND DIGITAL MEDIA Diploma of Graphic Design Diploma of Interactive Digital Media 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Graphic Design Diploma of Visual Arts 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Visual Arts COMPUTING, IT AND ENGINEERING Advanced Diploma of Computer Systems Engineering 105 credit points / 7 subjects Applicants must have completed Year 12 Mathematical Methods or equivalent. Bachelor of Computer Science Advanced Diploma of Engineering (Civil) 105 credit points / 7 subjects Applicants must have completed NMIT Advanced Diploma with minimum grade average of 70 per cent or equivalent. Bachelor of Civil Engineering 20 Pathways Guide 2014

23 RIVERINA INSTITUTE OF TAFE (TAFE NSW) CRICOS PROVIDER 00591E Diploma of Accounting* 60 to 120 credit points / 4 to 8 subjects Advanced Diploma of Accounting* 120 to 180 credit points / 8 to 12 subjects (Accounting) (Accounting) Diploma of Community Services Work 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Human Services / Master of Social Work * Articulation pathway is under internal assessment and not formalised at time of publication. SPORTS EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUSTRALIA (SEDA) (LOCAL APPLICANTS ONLY) Diploma in Sport (Development) 90 credit points / 6 subjects Bachelor of Education Pathways Guide

24 SUNRAYSIA INSTITUTE OF TAFE CRICOS PROVIDER 01985A ACCOUNTING AND BUSINESS Diploma of Accounting 120 credit points / 8 subjects (Accounting) Advanced Diploma of Accounting Bendigo Campus / Mildura Campus: 180 credit points / 12 subjects Albury-Wodonga Campus / Melbourne Campus / Shepparton Campus: 165 credit points / 11 subjects (Accounting) EDUCATION, ARTS AND COMMUNITY SERVICES Diploma of Children s Services (Early Childhood Education and Care) 105 credit points / 7 subjects Bachelor of Education Diploma of Community Services Work 105 credit points / 7 subjects Bachelor of Education 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Human Services / Master of Social Work Diploma of Conservation and Land Management* Up to 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Outdoor Education Bachelor of Outdoor Recreation Education Diploma of Graphic Design 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Graphic Design Diploma of Visual Arts 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Visual Arts *Articulation pathway is under internal assessment and not formalised at time of publication. NURSING Diploma of Nursing (Enrolled Nursing) Direct entry (conditional) Bachelor of Nursing (Division 2 Conversion) two-year program Entry is conditional, see page 5 for details. 22 Pathways Guide 2014

25 TAYLOR S COLLEGE (STUDY GROUP) CRICOS PROVIDER 03079G Diploma of Business 150 credit points / 10 subjects (Accounting) (Human Resource Management) (Marketing) 135 credit points / 9 subjects (Tourism and Hospitality) (Tourism Management) 120 credit points / 8 subjects (Sport Management) WODONGA INSTITUTE OF TAFE CRICOS PROVIDER 01961J Diploma of Accounting 60 to 120 credit points / 4 to 8 subjects Advanced Diploma of Accounting 120 to 180 credit points / 8 to 12 subjects Diploma of Events* 60 to 120 credit points / 4 to 8 subjects (Accounting) (Accounting) Diploma of Community Services Work Up to 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Human Services / Master of Social Work Diploma of Nursing (Enrolled Nursing) Direct entry (conditional) Bachelor of Nursing (Division 2 Conversion) two-year program Diploma of Photoimaging* Up to 120 credit points / 8 subjects Bachelor of Visual Arts Entry is conditional, see page 5 for details. * Articulation pathways are under internal assessment and not formalised at time of publication. Pathways Guide

26 what do you want to be? The diagrams on these pages match a selection of VCE subjects with some related courses at La Trobe, and related careers. We can t possibly fit in all our courses we have more than 120 to choose from! Explore more courses at: latrobe.edu.au/courses or in our course guides at: latrobe.edu.au/course-guides If you enjoy these subjects here are some related La Trobe courses and some related careers Desktop Publishing, English, History, Literature, Theatre Studies, Drama Geography, History, International Politics, Political Studies CREATIVE ARTS INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Screenwriter, novelist, journalist, copywriter, editor, publisher Policy analyst/adviser, diplomat, political advocate, foreign correspondent ARTS AND COMMS. English, History, Media, International Politics, Music Industry, National Politics JOURNALISM Journalist, producer, director, screenwriter, audiovisual technician English, National Politics, Psychology, Legal Studies, Media STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION PR manager, journalist, marketing communications manager, brand manager Accounting, Business Management, Industry and Enterprise, Retail Business, Industry and Enterprise, Economics, Financial Services ACCOUNTING OR BUSINESS ECONOMICS Business manager, small business owner, corporate manager, strategic planner Policy adviser/analyst, economist, business manager, public servant BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS Small Business, Food and Technology, Hospitality, LOTE, Accounting TOURISM MANAGEMENT Travel consultant, hotel executive, tourism marketing manager, tourism events manager Human Development, Physical Education, Sport and Recreation SPORTS MANAGEMENT Team manager, marketing manager, team coach, policy adviser Sport and Recreation, Outdoor and Environmental Studies Land Management, Environmental Studies, Conservation Management OUTDOOR RECREATION EDUCATION OUTDOOR EDUCATION Nature guide, ecotourism travel guide, adventure tour leader Outdoor ed. leader, nature guide, environmental planner, outdoor travel manager, camp leader EDucation and teaching Human Development, Health and Physical Education PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical and outdoor education teacher, physical and heath education teacher English, History, LOTE, Mathematics TEACHING Primary or secondary teacher, pre-school teacher, student welfare teacher, special education teacher 24 Pathways Guide 2014

27 If you enjoy these subjects here are some related La Trobe courses and some related careers Health and Human Development, Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics Health and Human Development, Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics ORAL HEALTH health sciences Dental technician, dental prosthetist, dental therapist Dietician, health centre administrator, podiatrist, speech pathologist HEALTH SCIENCES Human Development, Community Services, Psychology, Sociology HUMAN SERVices/ SOCIAL WORK Social worker, aged care worker, youth care worker, policy analyst, policy adviser Health and Human Development, Biology, Community Services NURSING Nurse educator, midwife, registered nurse, nurse practitioner Information Technology, Mathematics, Software Engineering Design and Technology, Interactive Digital Media, Software Development Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, Electrotechnology COMPUTER SCIENCE GAMES TECHNOLOGY ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING Software developer, analyst, programmer, software engineer, database engineer Games developer, graphics programmer, software developer, web programmer Electronic engineer, telecomm. engineer, biomedical engineer, microelectronics engineer, robotics engineer INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING Information Technology, Mathematics, Systems Engineering INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Network support consultant, network project engineer, network security analyst Economics, Business Management, Legal Studies, Mathematics, Business LAWS/ ECONOMICS Economics solicitor, community bodies solicitor, corporate solicitor, economist LAW Geography, Political Studies, National Politics, Legal Studies LAWS/ INT. RELATIONS Political advocate, immigration solicitor, foreign correspondent, diplomat Legal Studies, Drama, Interactive Digital Media, National Politics LAWS/ ARTS Media solicitor, completion guarantor, copyright solicitor, talent agent solicitor Legal Studies, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Environmental Science LAWS/ SCIENCE Lobbyist, solicitor in science industries, forensic scientist, policy analyst/adviser Agri/Horticultural Studies, Environmental Science, Food Processing Wine Conservation Land Management, Biology, Chemistry, Horticulture AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE Agronomist, horticulturist, agricultural chemist, agribusiness professional Biologist, zoologist, forensic scientist, biotechnologist Sciences and Psychology Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Plastics, Mathematics, Laboratory Skills NANO- TECHNOLOGY Physicist, chemist, space physicist, research scientist Biology, Chemistry, Psychology, Mathematics, Human Development PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE Statistician, counsellor, neuropsychologist, clinical psychologist Pathways Guide

28 APPLYING TO LA TROBE Once you ve found the La Trobe course that s right for you, the application process depends on what type of applicant you are and when you apply. Checklist Before you apply, make sure you: speak to your teachers, career advisers or family and friends about what you d like to do at uni speak to people who work in your chosen industry to get an idea of what it s really like go to events for future students (see inside back cover), and talk with La Trobe advisers, teaching staff and students find out more about your chosen course in La Trobe s Undergraduate Course Guide 2014 or at: latrobe.edu.au/courses meet the prerequisites for a pathway into your chosen course. For more information, visit: latrobe.edu.au/study questions? Local applicants: Future Students Centre T International applicants: La Trobe International T Mid-year entry To apply for mid-year entry, visit our mid-year entry webpage for key dates and a link to our online application. Applications usually open in March and close in late July. Please note: not all courses offer mid-year entry. Find out more at: latrobe.edu.au/courses Local applicants Local applicants seeking entry in first semester (February 2014) should apply online through VTAC or UAC. Their websites will guide you through the application process and let you know about the information you need to provide. Applications for 2014 open at 9 am on Monday 5 August 2013 and close at 5 pm on Friday 27 September Late applications are accepted until early December each year, but conditions and fees usually apply. See the relevant website for key dates. Victorian applicants: vtac.edu.au Interstate applicants applying to Albury-Wodonga and Mildura Campuses: uac.edu.au VTAC Personal Statement You'll need to complete and submit a VTAC Personal Statement if you wish other information to be considered during the selection process. This may include information such as work experience or reason for applying. You may wish to provide other documentation in support of your application. Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS) There are six categories of special entry programs to help you gain entry to La Trobe if you have experienced educational disadvantage or circumstances demonstrated to have had a negative impact on your Year 12 studies: Category 1: Personal information and location (includes Mature-Age Special Entry) Category 2: Non-English speaking background Category 3: Difficult circumstances Category 4: Disadvantaged financial background Category 5: Disability or medical condition Category 6: SALT (Schools Access La Trobe). For more information, visit: Victoria: latrobe.edu.au/school/apply/special-entry/ victorian-applicants NSW: latrobe.edu.au/school/apply/special-entry/ nsw-applicants International applicants International applicants can read about application procedures, download an international undergraduate application form or apply online at: latrobe.edu.au/international/apply There are usually no deadlines for international applicants seeking entry in If a course has a closing date for applications, it will be specified in the course description at: latrobe.edu.au/courses Please note: some courses have limited places and are subject to a quota, so apply as early as you can. If you haven t yet finished your post-secondary studies, La Trobe may make you a conditional offer subject to completion with a specific grade point average. We strongly advise you check the La Trobe International website for further important information about the application process, including provision of academic qualifications and results, student visas, English-language requirements, refund policies and other key details. For more information on the application process, please contact La Trobe International: T Selection Selection for most courses is based on your academic achievement. In some cases, La Trobe also considers other factors or requirements for specific courses. These might include a folio or interview. It s important to note entry is competitive, so you re not necessarily guaranteed a place in your chosen course on the basis of meeting academic requirements or having done post-secondary studies. This is another reason why it s a good idea to get as much information as you can about your chosen course before you apply. 26 Pathways Guide 2014

29 COSTS, FEES AND SCHOLARSHIPS Local students All undergraduate courses at La Trobe are subsidised by the Australian Government through Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs), which means the government subsides the cost of your course and you pay a student contribution. You can pay your student contribution upfront annually or take out a government loan through the government s HECS-HELP scheme to help you manage the cost. You don t need to start repaying the loan until you re earning a salary nominated by the government and indexed annually. Your student contribution depends on the discipline you study and the individual subjects you take. In 2013, the annual contribution rates varied from $5,868 to $9,792. To find out the cost of your chosen course, and other university costs, visit: latrobe.edu.au/students/fees Students on campus Scholarships To help with university costs, La Trobe offers many scholarships to undergraduate students, in different categories and with different aims and eligibility criteria. Some scholarships are designed to support students experiencing financial hardship, and others recognise outstanding academic achievement. Check our Scholarships Guide 2014 for information about scholarships at La Trobe, or visit: latrobe.edu.au/scholarships International students International students pay tuition fees in advance each semester. These fees are subject to an annual adjustment: fees generally rise by no more than seven per cent per annum. Tuition fees for individual La Trobe courses are online. Each fee is based on the standard annual credit-point load for the course. The usual annual load is 120 credit points, based on subjects worth 15 credit points each. Read more at: latrobe.edu.au/international/fees/tuition High-achieving international students, or those from developing priority areas, may be eligible to apply for a scholarship to help with the costs of their studies. For more information, visit: latrobe.edu.au/international/fees/ scholarships STUDENT SERVICES HOW WE SUPPORT YOU Starting a university degree can bring many new challenges, especially if you re used to a different learning environment. La Trobe offers many resources to help ease you into university life. These include an outstanding academic library with new study facilities and extensive inter-campus services, academic skills support to help you achieve your study goals, and day-to-day support with things like access, printing and photocopying. We also offer a huge range of events and activities to make your time at La Trobe memorable and fun. Services for all students We offer a range of services to help you through university. These include help with the transition to university, academic skills development, accommodation, chaplaincy, childcare, counselling and careers/ employment services, disability support services and financial aid to help with unexpected expenses. There are also a host of student clubs and associations offering a huge range of events and activities, including entertainment and cultural events, sporting/recreational activities, social events, and student advocacy and representation. Services for international students We understand the difficulties international students might face in adjusting to a new culture and landscape, making new friends and studying successfully. La Trobe International staff members ensure you don t have to cope with this on your own. Specialist support for international students includes the International Student Advisory Network (which addresses issues affecting international students), language and academic skills support, help with accommodation, careers/employment services, and dedicated services and activities for Muslim students. We also offer: a Welcome Festival Orientation program and arrival, enrolment and orientation information advice and support on personal, financial or cultural issues, transition to life in Australia and studying at La Trobe specialised information for sponsored students and students with families social activities and programs varying from campus to campus a language and cultural exchange program a Returning Home program to ease your transition to home. Read about the complete range of support services for international students at: latrobe.edu.au/international/life/ supportservices Pathways Guide