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Australian Catholic University (ACU)

  • 12% international / 88% domestic

About Australian Catholic University (ACU)

Australian Catholic University (ACU) has seven campuses around Australia. It empowers students to think critically, ethically, and to bring about change in their communities and professions.

We value you
As a publicly-funded university, ACU welcomes staff and students of all beliefs and backgrounds. It is committed to providing equal access to education for all people.

Practical experience
Students undertake professional placements and volunteer work throughout their studies, with many securing excellent jobs before they graduate. Community engagement is also a core part of every student's experience at ACU, to the point where it's embedded within ACU's courses. This allows students to give back to their communities and make a difference through opportunities such as volunteer experience programs.

Applying for postgraduate study

The majority of ACU's postgraduate coursework programs require a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification from an approved institution for admission. However, some postgraduate programs accept applicants who have completed an adequate level of professional experience in a related field.

Entry requirements are different for each course, including Higher Degrees by Research (HDR).
 

Campuses

Adelaide

Ballarat

Adelaide

Ballarat

Courses

Featured Courses

Graduate Diploma

Our suite of programs in Family and Systemic Therapy will enable practitioners in the fields of psychology, social work, occupational therapy, community work, youth work, psychiatry, paediatrics, and general practice develop the knowledge and skills to better support families in their work and in...

Graduate Certificate

Through this course you'll gain specialised theoretical and professional knowledge and skills for an aged care environment that requires safe, effective, and efficient health service delivery in providing quality care to older people.

Graduate Diploma

The Graduate Diploma in Supervision provides multi-disciplinary knowledge and skills in the supervision of individuals and groups across a variety of contexts, including the Church, education, health care, aged care, social services, and overseas aid and development.

Performance Indicators

78.4%
Overall satisfacation
74.2%
Skill scale
66.2%
Teaching scale
91.8%
Employed full-time
$91k
Average salary