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Associate Degree
What is an Associate degree?The Associate Degree is a recognised post secondary, two year qualification accredited against higher education requirements offered by ANU College. Typically the Associate Degree emphasises the foundational, research-based knowledge of an academic discipline. Click here for more information.
Why is ANU College delivering the Associate Degree?ANU College is delivering the Associate Degree to provide an alternative means of access to the ANU for capable students. There are currently many people who don't meet the ANU standard entry requirements. An Associate Degree allows them:The Associate Degree program does not replace Foundation Studies programs at ANU College or the successful CIT-ANU Associate Degrees in Science, Engineering and Music and the Mature age entry programs offered by the Centre for Continuing Education. What is ANU College?ANU College is the English language and academic pathway provider for The Australian National University (ANU). ANU College is situated on the campus of the ANU in Canberra. More information about ANU College can be found at www.anucollege.edu.au.Are students who graduate able to move into an ANU Bachelor's Degree?Yes, a student who completes the Associate Degree program could expect to receive up to 48 credit points (typically 1 year) towards an ANU Bachelor's Degree. Students have to successfully complete an Associate Degree program before transferring into a Bachelor's program.What programs are offered?There are three streams: Science and Technology, Social Studies and Business.What ANU Bachelor Degree program can I enrol in on successful completion of the Associate Degree?Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Commerce and a Bachelor of Science.Can I study the Associate Degree as a part-time student?Yes, you can undertake your studies on a part-time basis.What are the Associate Degree academic standards?The Associate Degree is accredited by ANU. ANU has engaged ANU College to deliver the Associate Degree program. Assessment for the Associate Degree is monitored and moderated jointly by ANU and ANU College.What are the admission requirements?To be eligible for entry into the Associate Degree you must have completed Year 12 or be aged 21 years or more, and be an Australian citizen or permanent resident, or a New Zealand citizen.Where is the Associate Degree taught?The Associate Degree classes are held on the ANU Campus. When does each program start?The next intake will be semester one 2011.How much does it cost?The Associate Degree program is Commonwealth supported, and students are eligible for HECS-HELP. A HECS-HELP loan covers all or part of the student contribution amount. If you receive a HECS-HELP loan, the Australian Government pays the loan amount directly to ANU on your behalf. A HECS-HELP debt is recorded for you with the Tax Office against your Tax File Number. More information on HECS-HELP is available at http://www.goingtouni.gov.au/.Are there any scholarships available?Further details, including eligibility are available at Scholarships.Is ANU student accommodation available for Associate Degree students?Yes, subject to normal application and eligibility requirements. See University Accommodation for more information.How do I apply?Students apply through the Universities Admission Centre (UAC) at www.uac.edu.au. On time applications close 30 September. Late applications (a late fee applies) can be accepted up until 30 November. ANU College is located in: Building 95,
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