Ignite the possible
Take the lead:
Professional learning and
development opportunities
Take the lead:
Professional learning and
development opportunities
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Great minds challenge, they ask questions, and they explore new and exciting possibilities. But most of all, they never stop learning. At the University of Sydney, we inspire and encourage your people to think differently – to develop new ideas that will help your organisation take the lead.
The University of Sydney is consistently ranked among the best research universities in the world, attracting leading researchers and teachers who are highly influential in their fields. From short courses to diplomas, certificates and degrees, we are committed to delivering world-class programs that are both relevant and practical.
Take the lead and connect with the University of Sydney today. We provide the perfect environment for personal and professional development, helping realise your employees' potential and inspiring them to make a difference to your organisation.
Whatever the length or subject, our programs challenge thinking and encourage people to develop new ideas and alternative perspectives. Options range from flexible non-award courses through to full degrees.
Master's degrees
Our master's students develop top-level skills in analysis, critical evaluation and professional application. Their advanced knowledge of a specialised area equips them to think rigorously and independently in order to solve complex problems.
Graduate diplomas and graduate certificates
These courses are shorter than master's programs, so they are ideal for people who want to undertake a short academic course for career reasons. Participants are motivated to build on the knowledge acquired from their undergraduate education, and enhance the vocational skills they have gained in their professional area of expertise.
Non-award units of study
This option enables people to complete individual units of study without having to enrol in a degree program. By learning in a specialised area directly related to their profession, people can update their knowledge and enhance their career opportunities. It's also a great way to try out a potential area of further study.
To be successful, learning should be ongoing. We understand the importance of developing further skills and expertise, which is why we offer short courses specifically designed for people requiring continuing professional development and education. Our programs cover:
Our Centre for Continuing Education (CCE) provides another option. The CCE is a leading provider of professional education to the corporate sector, and offers a number of generalist and discipline-specific courses. It specialises in the areas of business and management.
Some professions require people to register with a specific professional body in order to gain accreditation that allows them to practise. Examples include architecture, engineering, law, nursing and pharmacy, just to name a few.
A number of our courses are registered with peak professional bodies, which enables you to acquire the precise skills you will need to practise in these areas, develop useful contacts with key organisations and learn from actual industry leaders.
Balancing education, work and life can be difficult. This is why we offer flexibility in how our courses can be completed. With two intakes each year and selected courses available online, part-time or via intensive modes, students can choose to learn where and when it suits them and their organisation.
There is help available for professionals who decide to study to support their work. Eligible students can get a loan from the government to help pay part or all of their tuition fees. It's possible to borrow up to the amount of the tuition fee being charged per unit of study.
If you would like to find out more about taking the lead, please contact us on 1300 362 006 or ask a question online.
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