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The Graduate Certificate in Facilitating Men’s Behaviour Change will enable you to develop specialised knowledge and skills to respond to domestic and family violence through working with perpetrators. You will learn about frameworks and theories which support good practice, and strategies to work with men who have used violence within their families. The course will explore the impact of culture and concepts of masculinity and how these influence behaviour. You will gain an understanding of the broader service system which responds to families affected by domestic violence, ethics to guide practice, and how policy and legislation apply to this field.

The Graduate Certificate in Hospital and Health Management will provide contemporary knowledge and skills to enable healthcare managers to excel in Australia’s complex and dynamic health care environment. This course examines International and National healthcare, contemporary reform agendas and governance in health care organisations while allowing you to apply this understanding to your own workplace. You will learn to identify and minimise risk, determine access and equity issues and examine organisational culture to effect positive organisational performance.

The Graduate Certificate in Nursing (Re-Entry) enables you to develop advanced knowledge and skills in order to return to work as a Registered Nurse. This course will build on your existing theoretical, practical and research knowledge. This course will include a five-day residential school and 160 hours of work-integrated learning which you will undertake after week 12. On successful completion of the Graduate Certificate in Nursing (Re-Entry), you will be eligible for registration as a Registered Nurse with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia. Referral by the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency is a prerequisite for enrolment into the course.

Tourism is one of the world’s largest industries. This course will equip you with an understanding of global sustainable tourism principles and their management based on the concepts of the triple bottom line approach. The triple bottom line approach recognises the need for tourism services and products to be environmentally, economically and socio-culturally sustainable. You will develop a greater awareness of the negative impacts of unplanned growth and its linked stresses. You will learn how to manage tourism in natural and protected areas and how to apply sustainability concepts. You will also learn how to apply the core elements of sustainability to the development and ongoing management of tourism businesses and destinations.

The Graduate Certificate in Management is designed for students from a broad range of professions. You will enhance and further your career prospects by acquiring knowledge and skills in business management, human resources, business communication and marketing. The course will assist you in acquiring knowledge and skills necessary to manage real-world business situations at operational and supervisory levels. You will learn about the key principles and practices of effective and efficient business and gain a competitive edge for success in dynamic business environments.

The Associate Degree of Creative Arts is an exciting and innovative course with majors in popular music, contemporary dance or acting. Your studies will combine discipline-specific skills with insider understanding of the creative industries. You will develop and polish performance skills through practical studios, industry seminars, theory studies, personal reflection and hands-on educational opportunities. Over four terms you will gain the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in the competitive and exciting world of the creative arts.

The Associate Degree of Human Services will provide you with a foundation understanding of the political, social and cultural environment in which people in the human services work. The course will enable you to gain an understanding of psychology, sociology, and history of Aboriginal and Islander people. Skills will be gained in working with people either individually or as part of a family or other group. You will have the opportunity to understand how undertaking research can advance your practical skills and your work demonstrate an understanding of professional practice. This course aims to equip you to work with both Indigenous and non-indigenous people.

The Graduate Certificate in Tertiary and Adult Education (GCTAE) will enable you to develop the knowledge and skills required of an effective educator in tertiary and adult education. You will design learning activities, resources and assessments suitable for a range of delivery modes and student cohorts. You will examine learning environments and relevant stakeholder needs to determine the attributes and requirements that provide positive learning experiences for your students. Through reflective practice and the application of the scholarship of learning and teaching you will develop the skills to provide relevant and authentic learning experiences for your students within a variety of contexts.

This course has been designed to prepare paraprofessionals in occupational health and safety with specifically applied knowledge, attitudes, skills and initiatives in the safety science areas of: ergonomics and human factors; accident investigation; and occupational health and safety management. In addition, you will have the option to select from a range of AINV or OCHS electives to suit personal needs and interests. Units are designed to drive you through project-based authentic industry-relevant assessment tasks. Throughout this course you are provided opportunities to practically apply your learning, including participation in supervised worksite visits with practical opportunities to apply your learning to given situations. This presents you with valuable learning and application opportunities before the completion of your studies. The purpose of this course is to produce graduates who are confident and competent health and safety paraprofessionals ready to be employed in health and safety decision making and management. Graduates will be able to facilitate, educate, problem solve and promote health and safety at workplaces and in the community. Graduates may apply for admission to the Bachelor of Occupational Health & Safety with advanced standing of 96 units of credit.

The Diploma of Information and Communications Technology course is designed as a transition course for students seeking an entry pathway into the Bachelor of Information Technology course. In addition to having value in its own right as a stand-alone qualification, the course provides an entry pathway into CQUniversity's degree courses, and units completed in these courses can be transferred into the University's Bachelor of Information Technology course.