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During the first two years of the Bachelor of Business (International Hotel & Resort Management) course, you will live on-site at our Practical Learning Centre, Leura campus in the Blue Mountains. The Leura campus operates as a simulated hotel, where students are both guest and staff. This provides you with the unique opportunity to put theoretical knowledge into practice. From guest relations, front office management, food and beverage to housekeeping and property management, you will gain hands-on experience in all aspects of day-to-day operations. The final six months will focus on purely on business management. These classes will be held at our non-residential, Executive Business Centre, in the Sydney-Town Hall campus.

You’re a big-picture thinker, who wants to see healthy changes available to everyone. You want to expand your knowledge to make a real difference to public health. You’ll learn about health at a population level: health promotion campaigns and advocacy, health policy, health monitoring and screening, and planning, implementation and evaluation of health programs. Our industry placement program means you’ll be more than ready to meet growing demand for high quality public health graduates.

This course is designed to meet the global demand for high-quality commerce graduates providing you with the opportunity to specialise in accounting and/or finance. The accounting specialisation is fully accredited by CPA Australia and CA Australia and New Zealand. The course includes an industry placement as well as an opportunity to undertake a global learning experience with a Laureate International Universities partner institution.

Bring your dreams of becoming a Registered Nurse to life with an approach as person-centred and community-focused as you are. The new Torrens University Australia Bachelor of Nursing addresses the growing global demand for caring – and highly skilled – professionals across a variety of different, often complex, healthcare and community settings. Through the excellence of our on-campus simulation hospital environment and 840 hours of clinical placements, we’ll develop your practical and clinical skills. We aim to ensure you can utilise the knowledge gained throughout the program when you graduate. Our promise is to deliver quality education through contemporary and evidence-based methods. You’ll learn vital skills in assessment and clinical decision-making as well as how to put patients first. We’ll make sure you’re taken care of, too. Being a student at Torrens University Australia means you will be part of Laureate, a leading international network. You’ll see exactly how we embody our ‘Here for Good’ philosophy and how it will shape the work you do every day. When students succeed, societies benefit. We can’t wait to see what you’ll go on to do. On completion of the Bachelor of Nursing, you are eligible to apply for registration with the Australian Health Practitioners Agency (AHPRA) as a registered nurse (RN). In order to receive registration, you must satisfy the English Language Requirements and Criminal Record Check.

The University of Sydney Exchange Program provides you with the exciting opportunity to add an international perspective to your education at an Australian university with a reputation for excellence in teaching and research. You can study for one or two semesters from a wide-ranging selection of units of study on a non-award basis.You will receive an official University of Sydney academic transcript at the end of your study period to request credit at your home institution.Tuition fee waiver applies to students from official university exchange partners. You can visit our Global Mobility database to find out if your home institution is one of our exchange partners.

A non-degree course allows you to undertake undergraduate level study, for the purpose of continuing professional development or simply for interest. You will not accrue credit points towards a degree award, but you will be issued with a transcript outlining the units of study that you have undertaken. If you wish to undertake one or more units of study for your own interest, or for other reasons, you may enrol in single units as a non-award student. Admission as a non-award student is assessed on an individual basis. Non-degree students pay full tuition fees to undertake a unit of study (subject) offered in the Faculty of Science without being enrolled in an award course (degree). If you would like to apply for non-degree study, you should consult the Faculty of Science Handbook or Departmental/School websites to identify units of study in which you would like to enrol at the University of Sydney.

A non-degree course allows you to undertake undergraduate level study, for the purpose of continuing professional development or simply for interest. You will not accrue credit points towards a degree award, but you will be issued with a transcript outlining the units of study that you have attended.

A non-degree course allows you to undertake undergraduate level study, for the purpose of continuing professional development or simply for interest. You will not accrue credit points towards a degree award, but you will be issued with a transcript outlining the units of study that you have attained.For information about specific music units of study, please see the Sydney Conservatorium's handbook site.

A non-degree course allows you to undertake undergraduate level study, for the purpose of continuing professional development or simply for interest. You will not accrue credit points towards a degree award, but you will be issued with a transcript outlining the units of study that you have attended.

Non-award students are students who are enrolled in a unit(s) of study but are not proceeding to a degree or diploma of the University.For more information and to apply for non-award enrolment, please contact the faculty. Non-award unit fees are calculated in proportion to the fixed fee applicable at the time for a full-time load.Most of the units of study offered in the undergraduate coursework programs can also be taken on a single unit, non-award basis.Non-award unit selection is subject the availability and therefore may not be offered in all sessions advertised in the faculty handbook.