CHRISTIAN HERITAGE COLLEGE - COURSE GUIDE 2022
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HOW WE STAND OUT WHY CHC PASSIONATE OVERALL STUDENT TEACHING CHRISTIAN SATISFACTION* QUALITY* STAFF Each year employers from across Australia contact 100% us directly to employ our 81% graduates. STUDENT SUPPORT* Our students are trained holistically to integrate head knowledge, heart FREE ON transformation and hands-on real- FULL TIME CAMPUS life experience. CHC has cultivated an EMPLOYMENT* PARKING environment for transformation in every area of your life. + Public transport NATIONAL You will enjoy flexibility to study online or AVERAGE accessibility on our beautiful, leafy Brisbane campus. With dynamic classes and easy access to your lecturers and other faculty, CHC offers a unique, personal experience for your education. MULTIPLE PRACTICAL OVERSEAS DIFFERENT LEARNING AND STUDY CHURCHES ACADEMIC AND WORK REPRESENTED EXCELLENCE OPPORTUNITIES WANT TO KNOW MORE? SCAN THIS VIDEO * (QILT, 2020 data)
President’s welcome 6 Life at CHC 8 TA Online learning 10 Student services 12 Set up for success 15 How to apply 16 BLE Pathways 18 “ A PLACE Postgraduate Short courses 20 21 TO LEARN AND BE KNOWN OF Launch Program Scholarship 23 24 International students 25 CON Business Education 26 30 Liberal Arts 36 TEN Ministries Social Sciences 42 46 Study costs 52 TS Courses at a Glance Applying to CHC 54 56 Got questions 59 All information is correct at the time of printing and is subject to change. The Undergraduate Certificate courses are an initiative of the Commonwealth government and their availability in 2022 is dependent upon the accreditation of such courses being extended.
ARE YOU CALLED TO MORE? CHC is founded on faith and our commitment is to provide a Christ-centred, innovative and wholistic learning experience. Dr Brian Millis OAM, our founder, envisioned CHC as a higher education institution where human flourishing, vocation, calling and the integration of faith and learning are evident across disciplines. Your time at CHC is not just about obtaining a degree for future employment (although this is important), but the development of you as a person – in character, Godly purpose OUR and service. HERITAGE You will be known by name here at CHC. Our Since 1986, CHC has been committed smaller class sizes and caring faculty provide to providing quality higher education individualised learning as well as opportunities that produces exceptional outcomes. to collaborate in the classroom. Our students come from diverse backgrounds and bring a Initially founded as a teacher training wealth of life experience. We value community college, CHC is now one of Australia’s and this is seen in the deep connections between leading private higher education students, staff and faculty. CHC graduates share providers with 28 courses across testimonies about their transformation during Business, Education, Liberal Arts, their time here and stories abound of their Ministries, and Social Sciences. making a difference wherever they are called to serve. If you desire to know and be known, while learning and being equipped for meaningful and fulfilling service, then CHC is the right place for you. Course Guide 2022 Professor Jeannie Trudel President 6 7
On campus Cafe Stay Active! Sports and Activities LIFE AT CHC Student Common Room Library + WELCOME TO OUR AMAZING COMMUNITY CHC has cultivated a Make incredible community in which you memories as you get can meet other values- involved in UniGames, orientated students that the annual CHC Ball, are passionate about conferences and Events pursuing calling and personal development career. events run throughout each year. Live the college experience where you Here are just a few Weekly Chapel are seen, known and snippets of what you can developed, without expect at CHC! getting lost in the crowd. CHC Annual Student Ball Graduation Interactive Classes Lecturer Access and Support Course Guide 2022 Community Lunches 8 9
ONLINE LEARNING AT CHC “ THERE WAS ALWAYS JOIN WITH OUR STUDENTS ALL OVER THE WORLD! SOMEONE HELPING ME. We have a dedicated Online Learning Design team whose specific role is to ensure our online students enjoy the most user-friendly learning experience possible. Couple that with highly accessible support from our academic and student services staff, and you have a fantastic online student program. Our Online Program: User friendly and easy to navigate learning platform. High support from, and access to, lecturers and other staff to ensure a dynamic and supported experience. Dedicated IT team available via email, phone or video call. Both live and recorded lectures. Library staff able to post resources directly to you. Access to our vast collection of E-Books and online journal databases. Community and connection with online social Course Guide 2022 opportunities. SCAN AND SEE HOW IT WORKS. 10 11
SUPPORT SERVICES + Obtain fair and equitable treatment, always acting in students’ best interests Study and Academic Support This free service provides confidential and independent support to all CHC students. The Our free study support service offers support for Student Advocacy Officer is the first point of contact undergraduate and postgraduate students, if you need support regarding matters relating to full-time or part-time, on campus or online. Our both academic and non-academic issues. Student Success Officer will work in partnership with For information on advocacy at CHC, SUPPORT you to develop skills in academic writing, referencing, time management, research skills and much more. visit: www.chc.edu.au/student-services/ AT CHC Disability support Every person is different and has different abilities. Support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students CHC is committed to providing assistance and Whether affected by a disability, learning disorder, OUR STUDENT SERVICES TEAM mental health issue or injury, our aim is to honour support to our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING the uniqueness of each student, assisting you to gain students to achieve academic study success. The ACADEMIC, PERSONAL AND access to the resources and services you require to support services available include tutoring and study SPIRITUAL SUPPORT TO STUDENTS. achieve your study goals. support, disability and accessibility support, pastoral care, and more. Well-being and Counselling Whether you are enrolled in undergraduate or postgraduate studies, higher education can The CHC Counselling and Support Centre is a safe, sometimes be challenging and managing studies judgement-free space where you will be valued and CAMPUS SERVICES difficult. This is where Student Services can help. supported to explore any concerns or life issues that Our dedicated team is intentional about supporting are impacting your well-being or preventing you from Campus safety your individual success as well as creating a strong achieving your goals. Counselling is available to all CHC is committed to providing a safe campus for and thriving community at CHC. students free of charge. Appointments can be face- all members of the CHC community. Respect and to-face or via video calls. Our support services range from study and learning safety at CHC are imperative and there is no place assistance to advocacy, community engagement, for sexual harassment or assault, or any form of spiritual formation and pastoral care. Student Advocacy discrimination. The library is open late to provide a safe zone until classes finish in the evenings, and a The purpose of Student Advocacy is to guide, support trained SASH officer and first responder are available and help students: on campus Mondays to Fridays. + Understand the intent of CHC’s policies and processes as they impact students Course Guide 2022 + Navigate academic rules, policies, processes and procedures 12 13
Faith formation Library An essential part of the CHC community is to The CHC library provides access to an extensive practice and grow our Christian faith. During the collection of over 52,000 print books and other semester, students get to integrate faith, life and physical resources such as DVDs, teaching aids, culture at weekly chapel services and growth sports equipment, and IT equipment. groups. Students also get an opportunity to submit Our online resources include access to prayer requests via the online learning platform. approximately 400,000 eBooks, 40,000 academic eJournals, and 65,000 eVideos. HOW CHC Volunteering The library building has dedicated spaces for group The CHC Reputation or individual studies, computer room, and three Every year employers call us before graduation CHC has formed partnerships with local charities seminar rooms that are available for group study asking for potential students to employ. This is SETS YOU and organisations. An important partnership is with bookings. because CHC has a strong reputation for graduates the Red Frog network. Red Frogs is a not-for-profit chaplaincy organisation assisting young people at that are work and life ready. UP FOR music festivals, school events and on university IT support services campuses. The CHC IT team provides dedicated assistance Practical Application of Lecture Material SUCCESS to students and staff for a range of IT needs and We intentionally structure learning so that you are CHC students also assist at Orientation, in the are located on campus Monday to Friday. Both on given ample opportunity to practice what you are Peer Mentor Program, Uni Games, CHC events and campus and online students have access to this learning. This includes combining lectures with special interest and working committees. Student service. There is also available IT equipment for workshop styled classes, exposure to organisations contributions matter to CHC and we welcome hire. in your industry, practicum placements, internships student participation. Industry Connections and work experience opportunities. We strive to You will have access to our wide and strong make sure students can step confidently into their industry connections across all faculties. This allows new careers after graduating. you to benefit from placements, internships and employment all over Queensland and Australia in a Practicing Faculty range of different organisations. Many of our faculty are practicing in their field so you are learning industry relevant content from real-life Internship Program and Work Experience experience. You will be provided with one-on-one Course Guide 2022 CHC provides you with opportunities to engage mentorship and guidance by professionals in the in practical experience. You can be placed in field to ensure you are unlocking your full potential. internships, placements and practicums that are assessed by your lecturers. Our practical and intentional focus on work readiness leads to well- rounded graduates and higher employability. 14 15
HOW TO APPLY STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3 STEP 4 CHOOSE A COURSE FIND OUT MORE APPLY! ACCEPT YOUR OFFER You can use this Course Guide to see our range of Entry Requirements The easiest way to apply is head to the course This is the simple part! You will receive an offer courses, and our website to read the specifics, to Check the Entry Requirements for your chosen you wish to apply for on our website, click the letter if you are accepted for a course. If you decide which course is right for you! course to make sure you qualify. You can find this Apply button (either 'Apply through CHC' or 'Apply applied through QTAC you will follow the simple information on the course page of our website. through QTAC'), and you will be taken to the instructions they provide to accept the offer. If you We love helping in this process. If you're trying For full details on entry requirements, see right place to complete your application! Follow applied directly to CHC all you have to do is send to decide if a course is the right fit, send us an Applying to CHC (page 56). the instructions and you shouldn't have any an email saying you accept your offer! email or give us a call. We can help answer your trouble, but if you need assistance, please email questions, tell you more about the course, and * If you don’t qualify, don't stress! Contact us at admissions@chc.edu.au. help you choose the best pathway for your career study@chc.edu.au. We may be able to develop and development goals. a study pathway for you OR you may be able to receive credit for your work and life experience. Email: Study@chc.edu.au More Info: * High School students should see whether they Phone: 3347 7954 QTAC qualify for our Early Offer Pathways or ATAR For all undergraduate courses and our Masters of Adjustment Schemes (Page 19) Teaching courses, you can apply through QTAC. Know what you want to do and don't need any * Remember that your preferences are very important. more information? Congratulations, you can skip One on One Meeting Make CHC your first preference if you would like to to step 3! If you want to find out more about a particular join our learning community! course we can set up a one on one meeting or phone call with the welcoming lecturers at CHC. Direct to CHC Ask all your questions and find out if the course is You can apply for postgraduate courses directly to right for you. CHC through our online application form. Campus Tours International Students (Onshore and Offshore) Book a campus tour! If you plan to study on Course Guide 2022 For all courses, apply directly to CHC. campus, book a tour to see the wonderful CHC grounds and meet our friendly staff. You'll be For further information regarding applying to CHC feeling right at home in no time! as an international student, see the Guide for International Applicants on the CHC website. For information on application dates see our website or email study@chc.edu.au 16 17
PATHWAYS HIGH SCHOOL PATHWAYS EARLY OFFER PATHWAYS ATAR ADJUSTMENT SCHEME IF YOU ARE CONCERNED ABOUT We have Early Offer Pathways to provide Year Our ATAR Adjustment Scheme allows High School WHETHER OR NOT YOU WILL GET INTO 12 students with an early offer to your preferred students, in particular circumstances, to have their YOUR PREFFERED COURSE, DON’T BE! course without the need for an ATAR and/or your ATAR Rank adjusted to give them access to their OUR ADMISSION PATHWAYS PROVIDE year 12 results. At CHC we recognise that an ATAR chosen course where their ATAR may not have been OPTIONS FOR ENTRY THAT WILL HELP isn’t the only indication of someone’s ability to high enough. See below whether you qualify for an YOU MEET REQUIREMENTS AND BUILD succeed at studying and pursuing a career. ATAR adjustment. A BRIDGE TO THE CAREER YOU ARE LOOKING FOR. CHC Principal’s Reference Early Offer Educational Access Scheme (EAS) Pathway The Educational Access Scheme (EAS) allows an With a letter from your Principal you can adjustment to be applied to the selection rank FROM WORK AND LIFE OTHER ENTRY OPTIONS receive a conditional offer for your future of applicants who have experienced difficult EXPERIENCE course without your ATAR. This means you circumstances that have adversely impacted Bridging Courses can begin securing your place at CHC without their studies. To be considered, applicants apply At CHC, your prior work and life experience may We have courses designed to prepare you for waiting for, or worrying about, your results! to QTAC for a confidential assessment of their help you gain entry into your chosen course. This tertiary studies and fulfil the requirements for circumstances. is assessed on a case by case basis, so if you are prerequisites for some of our degrees. For example, interested in exploring this option please contact if you have not met the Mathematics requirements CHC LAUNCH Early Offer Pathway our team. for a Bachelor of Education, each year we have a Students who successfully complete a unit in CHC Partnership School Scheme Mathematics bridging course. the CHC LAUNCH program while in Years 11 Year 12 applicants can benefit from an or 12 meet the academic requirements for adjustment of 2.00 selection ranks by Diplomas FROM PRIOR HIGHER EDUCATION Our Diplomas are an excellent first step on your entry to the related CHC course. This means completing Year 12 at a CHC Partner School (see you can guarantee your place at CHC without QR code for list of schools). STUDY journey to further study. Successful completion of a needing an ATAR or waiting for your final Year Diploma guarantees entry into the related Bachelor If you have already completed a Bachelor degree in 12 results. course. Our Diplomas include: CHC Community Engagement Scheme any field then you can gain entry into most of our postgraduate degrees. Whether you are looking to The CHC Community Engagement Scheme + Diploma of Business upskill in your current field or change your career, CHC Home School Early Offer Pathway allows an adjustment of 2.00 selection ranks for + Diploma of Social Science Through the Home School Pathway, students’ applicants in CHC’s catchment area, according to we have postgraduate options in all of our areas of expertise. + Diploma of Arts in the Liberal Arts school results will be assessed on a case-by- their residential postcode (see QR code). case basis so that all education programs are + Diploma of Ministry recognised and individual circumstances taken into account. Therefore you don’t have to worry SCAN AND FROM VOCATIONAL EDUCATION if your program doesn’t provide you with an READ MORE ABOUT THE ATAR. We can assess your results individuallly! SCHEME AND TRAINING (VET) Gaining a TAFE or VET qualification can go further than you thought at CHC. There are 2 main ways Course Guide 2022 SCAN AND your VET qualification can be used at CHC: TAKE A STEP INTO THESE PATHWAYS We will assess your VET qualification to help you gain entry into CHC and receive recognition of prior learning. 18 19
POSTGRADUATE SHORT COURSES FOR YOUR NEXT BIG STEP If you’re looking for new opportunities, or want Which short course is right for you? to challenge your thinking, you’ll find it in a CHC Diplomas - 8 Units If you don’t have a qualification and want to gain (full time*) postgraduate course. something that recognises, enhances and secures Undergraduate level Postgraduate level your career path OR if you want to ease in to + Graduate Diploma + Diploma of Business We offer a range of courses across our Schools. higher education with a short-term commitment, in Management + Diploma of Liberal If you’re looking to level up your education, then our undergraduate short courses are perfect Arts: Foundation of + Graduate Diploma Wisdom or completely shift your career, we’ve got the for you. in the Liberal Arts + Diploma of Ministry expertise, connections and opportunities to get you + Graduate Diploma + Diploma of Social in Ministry where you want to be. If you are someone who already has an Science undergraduate degree and would like to up- skill, specialise and advance your career then You can choose from a wide range of postgraduate our postgraduate short courses are right for courses with flexible study options in the you. These are designed to be flexible, practical, knowledge that students rate our courses as and industry relevant. They are perfect for Certificates - 4 Units amongst the best in Australia (SES, 2019). (full time*) professionals wanting to stay sharp, prepare for leadership, career growth or personal Undergraduate level Postgraduate level development. + Undergraduate + Graduate Certificate in FEATURED COURSES Certificate in Management We have a wide variety of courses that you can find Literature If you are looking to change your career direction, + Graduate Certificate in in this course guide or on our website. You could + Undergraduate Christian Education we can organise for you to speak directly with our consider courses such as: Certificate in Human lecturers so you can discuss your goals and get Services + Graduate Certificate in + Graduate Certificate in Applied the Liberal Arts advice on which course is right for you. + Undergraduate Neuroscience Certificate in + Graduate Certificate in “I intentionally chose Ministry If you need any help, or want to find out which Counselling Studies + Master of Business Administration (MBA) CHC as my provider course would be right for you, feel free to contact + Graduate Certificate + Undergraduate + Graduate Certificate in Management ahead of many others in Social Science us through our website or email Certificate in Leadership + Graduate Certificate in School Leadership and I have never Educational Studies study@chc.edu.au. regretted it. I cannot + Graduate Certificate in and Management + Undergraduate Applied Neuroscience speak highly enough Certificate in + Master of Ministry Leadership Micro credentials - 2 Units Ministry Leadership about the support of + Graduate Certificate in (full time*) School Leadership and + Master of Counselling the College and the + Undergraduate Management Undergraduate level + Theology and Certificate of Human + Master of Teaching staff members, who Philosophy + Philosophy and Services + Graduate Certificate in challenged, stretched Education Councelling Studies + Plus many more! + Curriculum and encouraged me + Ancient Philosophy + Educational + Graduate Certificate in through my journey.” Executive Leadership Leadership Course Guide 2022 – Ken Mihill, MBA + Christian Literature + Teaching Practice Graduate WANT TO Postgraduate Level SHAPE YOUR + Christian FUTURE? + Business and Integration SCAN NOW Ethics 20 *Courses can be taken full-time and part-time. The load you choose will determine the length of your course. 21
LAUNCH PROGRAM HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, FAST STEP 1 TRACK YOUR STUDIES Fill out an online application form at ABOUT LAUNCH: chc.edu.au/launch- LAUNCH offers Year 11 and 12 students the program/ before the opportunity to study up to three higher education start of semester. units through CHC for FREE (before you finish Year 12!). Various units can be completed Applications are open for externally with online engagement. Units are Semester 1 and 2. available across each discipline. STEP 2 The LAUNCH program is designed as a pathway of admission to your higher education studies. HOME CAMPUS OF THE RED FROGS Upload your most recent SUPPORTING, SERVING AND When you successfully complete a LAUNCH school report card, a unit, you automatically meet the academic permission letter from entry requirements for admission to the related SAFEGUARDING YOUNG PEOPLE. your school, and parental undergraduate course following completion consent. of Year 12 (other entry requirements may also apply). Many CHC students serve as Red Frogs volunteers and acting as a point of referral for professional We are happy to talk to throughout the year and play a vital role in this services. If you are accepted into this program, you will also your school about the transformative program. Red Frogs provides direct receive credit towards your degree for the related LAUNCH options. relief from alcohol and drug-related issues in young We love supporting Red Frogs as they are one of LAUNCH unit(s) you have successfully completed. people Australia-wide, by providing a positive peer the most exciting and vibrant support programs for presence, educating youth on safe partying, young people AND they are based on our campus. STEP 3 Get ready to study! CHC IS IN PROUD PARTNERSHIP WITH RED FROGS We’ll support you with all redfrogs.com.au STUDY THREE UNITS the information and help FOR FREE. SCAN NOW you need to get started. 23
CHC INTERNATIONAL SCHO STUDENTS LAR We love our international students! Year after year our international students have contributed to the rich fabric of student life at CHC. SH I P At CHC, you can take advantage of Australia’s world-class system of higher education in areas such as business, accounting and management, education, ministry, human services and counselling. Teacher Education Scholarships residents who are completing Year 12 in 2021 and CHC students rank their educational experience who maintain full-time study for the duration of as being amongst the HIGHEST in all Australian A number of scholarships are available in 2022 for their course. universities and higher education providers applicants to the following initial teacher education (QILT, 2020 data). courses: Contact admissions@chc.edu.au for eligibility requirements and conditions. OFFSHORE International Student Application: + Bachelor of Education (Primary); If you are an offshore international student + Bachelor of Education (Secondary); and who wants to undertake studies from your Norma Packer Scholarship + Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Education The Norma Packer Scholarship will be awarded in home country, you can apply directly to CHC for (Secondary). admission and do not need to apply through an 2022 to an Australia citizen or permanent resident who is completing Year 12 in 2021 and who comes Education Agent. These competitive scholarships are valued at from outside of the Brisbane region to undertake $4,000 over two years ($1,000 for each semester) full-time study in the Bachelor of Arts in the Liberal ONSHORE International Student Application: and are open to Australian citizens and permanent Arts. CHC has arrangements with Education Agents in a residents who are completing Year 12 in 2021 and number of regions to assist prospective onshore who maintain full-time study for the duration of This competitive scholarship is valued at $10,000 international students with the application process, their course. and will be paid towards the first semester’s tuition including visa applications, minimum entry fees. The remaining balance will be awarded as a requirements and the associated documentation. Contact admissions@chc.edu.au for eligibility cash payment following the semester census date to For more information about our Education Agents, requirements and conditions. support the purchase of study resources. contact us at study@chc.edu.au. Business Leaders Scholarships Contact millis@chc.edu.au for eligibility To find out more, visit A number of scholarships are available in 2022 for requirements and conditions. www.chc.edu.au/international-students applicants to the CHC Bachelor of Business. Course Guide 2022 These competitive scholarships are valued at $4,000 over two years ($1,000 for each semester) SCAN AND FIND OUT and are open to Australian citizens and permanent JASS'S EXPERIENCE 24 8 25
BUSINESS ANGELINA’S LIFT YOUR PERSPECTIVE. STORY HARNESS YOUR SKILLS. There are a number of reasons that I loved studying Business Post graduate - Take the next career step at CHC, the first being the Christian focus. Our relationship with God often becomes a secondary Whether you want to be a manager, marketer, Have your experience recognised and upgrade your priority in our schools and workplaces, but at CHC, accountant, human resource manager or business qualifications with our online Master of Business every course and subject is rooted in Christian administrator, a CHC Business degree will empower Administration (MBA). Build your skills and increase principles. From the Chapel services on campus you to lead and manage for the common good. your influence by equipping yourself with the tools to the inclusion of Christian considerations in the and knowledge needed to advance your career. Our majority of assignments, CHC puts Christ at the If you are studying for the first time or upgrading values-based curriculum will provide you with insight forefront of all its endeavours. your qualifications, you will enjoy the practical into your career, and enrich your learning with I also found that at CHC, students are treated orientation of the business courses at CHC. Our purpose as you manage and lead. as individuals rather than numbers filling seats. courses will prepare you with the skills and the Because of the smaller class sizes, your voice values to make a diference and influence your world. is heard and you have the opportunity to ask High School Students Start Now questions and have a more meaningful dialogue. At CHC we will prepare you for future organisations Year 11 and 12 students are eligible to take free units I formed close bonds and friendships with of influence who are searching for graduates of in Business, while still in high school, through our many of my lecturers and found them all to be integrity, who think differently and understand LAUNCH program. Find out more on page 23. helpful and approachable. CHC also has a very the importance of responsible leadership and positive atmosphere. The level of support and sustainable practice. encouragement from lecturers and tutors helped Available Business LAUNCH Units me to participate confidently in classes and gave Major and Minor Study Areas + Introduction to Business and Management me the opportunity to have many colourful and insightful conversations. + Marketing + Introduction to Marketing I would highly recommend CHC to all interested + Management students, especially those with a Christian + Accounting* background. It is a great place to network and form bonds with like-minded individuals and will not only + Business Administration provide you with an education in your chosen field, but also with an atmosphere where you can grow in your faith and flourish as an individual. *Graduates from the Accounting major meet the requirements of CPA Australia, Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ), and the Institute of Professional Accountants (IPA). Angelina graduated with a Bachelor of Business in 2020. She has owned and operated a successful music school in Brisbane for 13 years, and has applied MASTER OF BUSINESS multiple principles learnt from her degree to strengthen ADMINISTRATION her 'business'. She plans to study at a postgraduate Increase influence, advance your career Course Guide 2022 level at CHC in 2021. 100% Concentrated Delivery online For Study Convenience Visit chc.edu.au to find out more or email study@chc.edu.au to find out more. 26
BUSINESS COURSES READY TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE? POSTGRADUATE COURSES SCAN NOW GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN EXECUTIVE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE GRADUATE DIPLOMA UNDERGRADUATE COURSES LEADERSHIP CHC Code: BS43 IN MANAGEMENT CHC Code: BS41 IN MANAGEMENT CHC Code: BS42 Entry Requirements: Course Duration: Course Duration: DIPLOMA OF Standard PG admission criteria – 4SP 8SP BUSINESS Academic - UG degree in any field Entry Requirements: Entry Requirements: CHC Code: and Additional admission criteria – Standard PG admission criteria – Entry is via articulation from BS01 Professional experience - 2 years (FTE) of Academic - UG degree in any field the Graduate Certificate in CORE UNITS QTAC Code: management experience within the 10 years prior and Additional admission criteria – Management • Introduction to Business and Management 092001 to application Professional experience - 2 years (FTE) of Mode: • Business Communication Course Duration: Mode: management experience within the 10 External/online • Accounting Principles 1F, 2P External/online years prior to application • Introduction to Marketing Entry Requirements: Mode: • Economics Standard UG admission criteria External/online • Information Systems and Technology for Business Recommended Minimum ATAR: • Christian Foundations for Work and Vocation I N/A • Christian Foundations for Work and Vocation II Mode: MBA PATHWAY MBA PATHWAY MBA PATHWAY On campus, External/online Begin with the Graduate Certificate in Management Begin with the Graduate Certificate in Enter via the Graduate Certificate in CRICOS Code: and articulate into the Graduate Diploma in Management and articulate into the Management and articulate into the 030721G Management. Graduate Diploma in Management. Master of Business Administration. CORE UNITS CORE UNITS MEd PATHWAY • Purpose-driven Business (WV) • Purpose-driven Business (WV) YEAR 1 Begin with the Graduate Certificate in Executive • Financial Management • Financial Management Units: Leadership and articulate into the Graduate Diploma • Leadership and Change • Leadership and Change • Diploma of Business units (as above) in Management or the Master of Education. • Corporate Governance • Corporate Governance • Human Resource Management • Human Resource Management YEAR 2 CORE UNITS • Economics for Managers • Economics for Managers Units: • Worldview and Organisational Leadership (WV) • Marketing Management and • Marketing Management and • Data Analysis • Cultivating Sustainable Organisational Cultures Fundraising Fundraising • Financial Management • Leadership and Change • Business Planning for SMEs • Business Planning for SMEs • Business Law BACHELOR OF • Cultivating Sustainable ELECTIVE UNITS BUSINESS Organisational Cultures Majors (2 units): • Financial Management CHC Code: • Worldview and Organisational • Accounting • Corporate Governance BS11 Leadership (WV) • Business Administration • Human Resource Management QTAC Code: • Management 092201 • Marketing Course Duration: 3F, 6P Electives (3 units): MBA PATHWAY Entry Requirements: MASTER OF BUSINESS Enter via the Graduate Diploma in Management. • Select 3 units to start a Business minor, or choose from other Standard UG admission criteria ADMINISTRATION Business units, or units from another CHC School Recommended Minimum ATAR: CHC Code: CORE UNITS 65.00 Coursework Pathway: YEAR 3 BS61 Mode: Course Duration: • Research Methods in Business Units: On campus, External/online 12SP • Strategic Management • Christian Philosophy of Business CRICOS Code: Entry Requirements: • Business Process Management • Work Integrated Learning 030720G Entry is via articulation from the Graduate • Capstone Project Majors (5 units): Diploma in Management OR • Accounting Mode: Research Pathway: External/online • Research Methods in Business Course Guide 2022 • Business Administration • Management • Research Project Design • Marketing • Extended Research Project (20 credit points) Business Electives (1 unit): • Select 1 unit to complete a Business minor, or choose from other Business units or units from another CHC School For standard undergraduate and postgraduate admission criteria, please see pages 56-58 `*There are 3 study periods per semester, 6 in an academic year 28 29
EDUCATION ANNIE’S OUTSTANDING JOB STORY OFFER RATE FOR CHC TEACHING GRADUATES It has been such an incredible privilege to be in the classroom with lecturers that prepare their students passionately to reach their potential Education the Queensland College of Teachers for the purpose not just as future educators, but as people. of Teacher Registration. At CHC, we believe that teaching is about the power of connection and helping students be the best They model so well what it looks like to see they can be. We are passionate about growing Upskill Your Teaching Qualifications the value of each student the way Christ does. inspirational men and women to educate and lead We love equipping teachers to excel in their Being under this teaching continues to inspire the next generation with a Christian distinctive. Our profession and advance their careers. You can me as I develop my own teaching practice. graduates are in high demand for teaching positions enhance your teaching and qualifications through: in the Christian, Independent and State sectors. + Graduate Certificate in Christian Education At CHC, the culture and community have allowed me to develop life-long friendships + Master of Education Become a Teacher! in classrooms where the lecturers know each + Micro Credentials students’ name. There are multiple pathways at CHC to reach your dream of becoming a qualified teacher: High School Students Start Now I have been able to study at a university where I can incorporate my Christian Worldview and + Bachelor of Education (Primary) Year 11 and 12 students are eligible to take units learn how to effectively bring this into my + Bachelor of Education (Secondary) in Education while still in high school through the classroom. LAUNCH program. Find out more on page 23. + Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Education As I begin my career, I know that the (Secondary) experiences, relationships and deepening of + Master of Teaching (Primary) Available Education LAUNCH Units my faith have equipped me to step into my + Master of Teaching (Secondary) purpose and influence my world. + Educational Psychology: Learning and Development (P-6) or (7-12) + Introduction to Teaching and Learning (P-6) Annie was offered a teaching job before she Professional Registration or (7-12) finished her studies. She is currently teaching All initial teacher education courses are approved by secondary Drama at a private school on the south side of Brisbane. ALREADY A TEACHER? Professional Certificates Course Guide 2022 Enhance your teaching and advance your career by completing two units in these areas: • Curriculum • Teaching Practice • Christian Integration • Educational Leadership Contact CHC for more information on how we can enhance your teaching career. Study@chc.edu.au 30 14
EDUCATION COURSES READY TO BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (SECONDARY) BACHELOR OF ARTS/ MAKE A QTAC Code: BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (SECONDARY) DIFFERENCE? CHC Code: SCAN NOW ED23 QTAC Code: CC23 091501 QTAC Code: UNDERGRADUATE COURSES Course Duration: 091201 4F, 8P Course Duration: Entry Requirements: 4F, 8P Standard UG admission criteria Entry Requirements: and Additional admission criteria – Standard UG admission criteria UNDERGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN Personal suitability - personal statement (NARTE), and Additional admission criteria – EDUCATIONAL STUDIES eligibility for blue card (or equivalent) Subject Personal suitability - personal statement (NARTE), eligibility CHC Code: CORE UNITS prerequisites - an accepted QCAA English subject¹ (Units for blue card (or equivalent) Subject prerequisites - an ED03 • Cross Curricular Literacies 3 & 4, C), an accepted QCAA Mathematics subject² (Units accepted QCAA English subject¹ (Units 3 & 4, C), an QTAC Code: • Christian Foundations for Work and Vocation l 3 & 4, C) accepted QCAA Mathematics subject² (Units 3 & 4, C) 091011 Recommended Minimum ATAR: Recommended Minimum ATAR: Course Duration: PRIMARY SPECIALISATION 65.00 65.00 0.5F, 1P • Educational Psychology: Learning and Development (P-6) Mode: Mode: Entry Requirements: • Introduction to Teaching and Learning (P-6) On campus, External/online On campus, External/online Completed Year 12 or equivalent CRICOS Code: CRICOS Code: Recommended Minimum ATAR: SECONDARY SPECIALISATION 073742B 073747G N/A (all applicants offered) • Educational Psychology: Learning and Development (7-12) Mode: • Introduction to Teaching and Learning (7-12) On campus, External/online CRICOS Code: N/A DISCIPLINE KNOWLEDGE DISCIPLINE KNOWLEDGE If starting in semester 2 2021 some units will be different Studies in two of the following teaching areas (6 units each): Studies in a teaching area major (8 units) and a teaching area • Biblical Studies • HPE minor (4 units): • HPE (minor only) • Business • Mathematics • Accounting (minor only) • History • Drama • Psychology • Biblical Studies • Mathematics (minor only) CURRICULUM AND PEDAGOGY STUDIES • English • Science • Business Education (minor only) • Psychology Teaching and learning areas of: • History • Drama • Science (minor only) • English • Technologies Students may undertake other areas by cross-institutional • English • Mathematics • HPE enrolment • Science • The Arts CURRICULUM AND PEDAGOGY STUDIES BACHELOR OF EDUCATION • Humanities and Social Sciences (HASS) CURRICULUM AND PEDAGOGY STUDIES Studies in: (PRIMARY) Studies in: • Cross-Curricular Literacies CHC Code: EDUCATIONAL STUDIES • Cross-Curricular Literacies • Curriculum and Pedagogy: Teaching area 1 (2 units) ED21 Studies in areas including: • Curriculum and Pedagogy: Teaching area 1 (2 units) • Curriculum and Pedagogy: Teaching area 2 (2 units) QTAC Code: • Educational Psychology • Curriculum and Pedagogy: Teaching area 2 (2 units) • Inclusive Practices 091301 • Planning and Assessment • School Communities Course Duration: • Indigenous Education EDUCATIONAL STUDIES • The Professional Teacher 4F, 8P • Inclusive Practices Studies in areas including: Entry Requirements: • School Communities • Educational Psychology • Inclusive Practices EDUCATIONAL STUDIES Standard UG admission criteria • The Professional Teacher • Planning and Assessment • School Communities Studies in areas including: and Additional admission criteria – • Indigenous Education • The Professional Teacher • Educational Psychology • Differentiated Teaching Personal suitability - personal statement (NARTE), PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE PROGRAM • Planning and Assessment • Internship Placement eligibility for blue card (or equivalent) Subject In-school placements focusing on: PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE PROGRAM • Indigenous Education prerequisites - an accepted QCAA English subject¹ • Introduction to Teaching In-school placements focusing on: (Units 3 & 4, C), an accepted QCAA Mathematics • Motivating and Managing Learners • Introduction to Teaching PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE PROGRAM subject² (Units 3 & 4, C), an accepted QCAA • Curriculum and Planning • Motivating and Managing Learners In-school placements focusing on: Science subject³ (Units 3 & 4, C) • Differentiated Teaching • Curriculum and Planning • Introduction to Teaching Recommended Minimum ATAR: • Internship Placement • Differentiated Teaching • Motivating and Managing Learners 65.00 • Internship Placement • Curriculum and Planning Mode: CHRISTIAN STUDIES On campus, External/online • Christian Foundations for Work and Vocation I CHRISTIAN STUDIES CHRISTIAN STUDIES Course Guide 2022 CRICOS Code: • Christian Foundations for Work and Vocation II • Christian Foundations for Work and Vocation I • Christian Foundations for Work and Vocation I 073749F • Christian Foundations for Work and Vocation II • Christian Foundations for Work and Vocation II SPECIALISATIONS Education One specialisation from the following: • English • Science For standard undergraduate and postgraduate admission criteria, please see pages 56-58 ¹ Accepted QCAA English subjects: English, Literature, English & Literature Extension, English as an Additional Language • Mathematics • HASS ² Accepted QCAA Mathematics subjects: General Mathematics, Mathematical Methods, Specialist Mathematics ³ Accepted QCAA Science subjects: Agricultural Science, Biology, Chemistry, Earth & Environmental Science, Marine Science, Physics, Psychology 32 33
POSTGRADUATE COURSES CURRICULUM AND PEDAGOGY STUDIES Teaching and learning areas of: • English • Mathematics GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN CHRISTIAN EDUCATION MASTER OF EDUCATION • Science CHC Code: CHC Code: MASTER OF TEACHING • Humanities and Social Sciences (HASS) ED42 ED51 (PRIMARY) • Technologies Course Duration: Course Duration: CHC Code: • HPE 0.5F, 1P 2F, 4P ED54 • The Arts Entry Requirements: Entry Requirements: QTAC Code: Standard PG admission criteria – Standard PG admission criteria – 091701 EDUCATIONAL STUDIES Academic - UG degree in initial teacher education and Additional Academic - UG degree in initial teacher education and Course Duration: Studies in areas including: admission criteria – Professional experience - 1 year (FTE) of relevant Additional admission criteria – Professional experience - 1 year 2F, 4P • Educational Psychology teaching experience (FTE) of relevant teaching experience Entry Requirements: • Indigenous Education Mode: Mode: Standard PG admission criteria – • The Teacher Researcher External/online External/online Academic - UG degree in a field other than Education (GPA 4.0) with 1 year (FTE) of studies PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE PROGRAM relevant to 1 or more areas of the primary school In-school placements focusing on: CORE UNITS CORE UNITS curriculum and Additional admission criteria – • Introduction to Teaching • Biblical Worldview and Educational • Biblical Worldview and • Independent Study (up Personal suitability - personal statement (NARTE), • Curriculum and Planning Educational to 30 credit points) eligibility for blue card (or equivalent) • Motivating and Managing Learners ELECTIVES • Introduction to Research Recommended Minimum ATAR: • Differentiated Teaching Two units from one or more of the following Methods 93.00 areas: Mode: CHRISTIAN STUDIES • Perspectives for Christian Education STREAMS On campus, External/online Studies in: • Educational Leadership Four units from one or more of the CRICOS Code: • Biblical Worldview and Education • Spirituality and Education following areas: 097642G • Curriculum • Perspectives for Christian • Curriculum SPECIALISATIONS • Pedagogy Education • Pedagogy One specialisation from the following: • Educational Leadership • English • Spirituality and Education • Mathematics MICRO CREDENTIALS GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN SCHOOL LEADERSHIP CURRICULUM AND PEDAGOGY STUDIES Certificates to enhance your teaching AND MANAGEMENT MASTER OF TEACHING (SECONDARY) Studies in: and advance your career CHC Code: CHC Code: • Cross Curricular Literacies Course Duration: ED41 ED55 • Digital Engagement 2 Units (Can be credited towards a QTAC Code: QTAC Code: • Curriculum and Pedagogy: Teaching Area 1 CHC qualification) N/A 091901 • Curriculum and Pedagogy: Teaching Area 2 Entry Requirements: Course Duration: Course Duration: Undergraduate Teacher Education Degree 0.5F, 1P 2F, 4P EDUCATIONAL STUDIES Mode: Entry Requirements: Entry Requirements: Areas including: External/Online 3 or 4 year Pre-service ED qualification OR 4 years experience Standard PG admission criteria – • Educational Psychology working in an education institution. Academic - UG degree in a field other than • Indigenous Education Recommended Minimum ATAR: Education (GPA 4.0) with a major study in at • The Teacher Researcher N/A least 1 teaching area in the secondary school • Middle Years and Senior Secondary Mode: curriculum and Additional admission criteria – External/online Personal suitability - personal statement (NARTE), PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE PROGRAM CRICOS Code: eligibility for blue card (or equivalent) In-school placements focusing on: N/A Recommended Minimum ATAR: • Introduction to Teaching 93.00 • Curriculum and Planning STUDY AREAS CORE UNITS ELECTIVE UNITS Mode: • Motivating and Managing Learners 2 Units in one of the following areas: Teaching and learning areas of: Select 1 Unit from the On campus, External/online • Differentiated Teaching • Curriculum • Biblical Worldview and following: CRICOS Code: CHRISTIAN STUDIES Course Guide 2022 • Leadership Educational • Corporate Governance 097643G • Teaching Practice • Leadership and Change for Schools Studies in: • Christian Integration Management • Human Resource • Biblical Worldview and Education • Cultivating Sustainable Christian Management Education School Cultures • School Financial For standard undergraduate and postgraduate admission criteria, please see pages 56-58 Management 1 Accepted QCAA English subjects: English, Literature, English & Literature Extension, English as an Additional Language 2 Accepted QCAA Mathematics subjects: General Mathematics, Mathematical Methods, Specialist Mathematics ³ Accepted QCAA Science subjects: Agricultural Science, Biology, Chemistry, Earth & Environmental Science, Marine Science, Physics, Psychology 34 35
LIBERAL ARTS DECLAN’S THINK, CHALLENGE, STORY COMMUNICATE. DEVELOP VITAL SKILLS FOR A FAST- Studying in the Liberal Arts has encouraged me CHANGING WORLD. to push the boundaries of my thinking, while still remaining true to myself and my beliefs. Following the concept of the trivium and quadrivium, a Liberal Liberal Arts completed in just two years, followed by a two-year Arts education focusses on teaching concepts not Master of Teaching (Secondary). only essential to academic thought, but also useful Many Fortune 500 CEOs have a degree in the Liberal in everyday life. With classes on logic, grammar Arts. The Liberal Arts teach what today’s employers That’s two degrees, including a postgraduate and rhetoric, this degree has greatly improved my say they value most: how to communicate your qualification, in the same time that it would take to ability to comprehend challenging texts and test the ideas; analyse complex information; adapt to new complete a Bachelor of Education. It’s a uniquely validity of arguments. technology and professional trends; work with rigorous and competitive way to prepare for your others to solve problems; and make confident, wise teaching career. decisions. A Liberal Arts education forms you for life Establishing a strong foundation in these areas was and gives you the transferable skills that you need in necessary to understand the many great literary, High School Students Start Now philosophical, historical and theological texts our fast-changing world. Year 11 and 12 students are eligible to take units covered throughout the degree. Analysing these texts was incredibly informative, as we were taught in Liberal Arts while still in high school through the Major Study Areas of their importance in shaping our society and LAUNCH program. Find out more on page 23. religion today. I believe being aware of their impact + History is essential to understanding our place in the world, + Literature as examining such a wide variety of books meant Available Liberal Arts LAUNCH Units + Philosophy we were able to form a cohesive worldview covering + A Map of Time: An Introduction to History the most important aspects of our existence, rather + Theology + Christian Thought and the Liberal Arts than just learning about a single topic in a vacuum. + Drama This was an incredible learning experience, and one + Logic I believe to be incomparable to anything offered + Great Books of the Western World elsewhere. Get Two Degrees + The West: Culture and Ideas Liberal Arts students have the opportunity to + Introduction to Philosophy Surrounded by similarly open-minded people, I have accelerate their studies. The Bachelor degree can be forged bonds and friendships that will last a lifetime. In addition to this, the easily-accessible lecturers further helped me pursue my own interests, allowing me to determine my future path. Now I feel truly prepared to embark on further study, with a STUDY AT strong philosophical foundation. OXFORD UNIVERSITY Course Guide 2022 Undergraduate Liberal Arts students have the opportunity to spend a five-week period of intensive study at Oxford University, Declan graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in the Liberal one of the world’s oldest Liberal Arts institutions. Students choose Arts in 2020. He is planning to complete a Masters from a range of exciting seminars which are credited towards their degree at the Millis Institute. of the Liberal Arts through the Ramsey institute at St. John’s College in Annapolis, Maryland. Visit chc.edu.au to find out more. 36 20
LIBERAL ARTS BACHELOR OF ARTS IN THE LIBERAL ARTS CHC Code: COURSES MI11 QTAC Code: 094901 CORE UNITS AND DISCIPLINES READY TO Course Duration: • 2 years of core units across disciplines MAKE A DIFFERENCE? 3F/6P SCAN NOW Entry Requirements: ELECTIVE UNITS Completion of year 12 or equivalent. Assumed • 1 year of electives from any discipline knowledge: QCAA English, Literature, English & Literature Extension, or English as an Additional Students can major in Philosophy, Theology, History, Literature, and/or Drama. Language (Units 3 & 4, B) (see page 40 for details). UNDERGRADUATE COURSES Recommended Minimum ATAR: 79.00 Please email study@chc.edu.au for more information. Mode: On campus / Online UNDERGRADUATE CERTIFICATE CRICOS Code: IN LITERATURE 092841G CHC Code: MI05 QTAC Code: 094501 CORE UNITS Course Duration: • Great Books of the Western World I 0.5F, 1P • Great Books of the Western World II Entry Requirements: Completed Year 12 or equivalent ELECTIVE UNITS POSTGRADUATE COURSES Recommended Minimum ATAR: • 2 electives from a list of options. Please see website. N/A (all applicants offered) Mode: GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN THE External/online LIBERAL ARTS CRICOS Code: CHC Code: CORE UNIT N/A MI31 • Athens and Jerusalem: Early Christianity and Greek Thought Course duration: 0.5F /1P ELECTIVE UNITS Entry requirements: • 3 units from a variety of available topics in Philosophy, Theology, History and Standard PG admission criteria – Academic - UG Literature (see page 40). DIPLOMA OF LIBERAL ARTS: degree in any field and Additional admission FOUNDATIONS OF WISDOM criteria – Personal suitability - personal The Graduate Certificate in the Liberal Arts can be tailored to your specific interests. CHC Code: statement, interview Please email study@chc.edu.au for more information. MI02 Mode: QTAC Code: On campus / Online 094801 Course Duration: CORE UNITS 1F/2P • Christian Foundations for Work and Vocation I Entry Requirements: • 7 units from a variety of available topics in Philosophy, Theology, History Completion of year 12 or equivalent. Assumed and Literature (see page 40). GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN THE knowledge: QCAA English, Literature, English & LIBERAL ARTS Literature Extension, or English as an Additional The Diploma of Liberal Arts can be tailored to your specific interests. Please CHC Code: CORE UNITS Language (Units 3 & 4, B) email study@chc.edu.au for more information. MI32 • Athens and Jerusalem: Early Christianity and Greek Thought Recommended Minimum ATAR: Course duration: 68.00 1F/2P ELECTIVE UNITS Mode: Entry requirements: • 7 units from a variety of available topics in Philosophy, Theology, History and On campus / Online Standard PG admission criteria – Academic - UG Literature (see page 40). CRICOS Code: degree in any field and Additional admission Course Guide 2022 092840J criteria – Personal The Graduate Diploma in the Liberal Arts can be tailored to your specific interests. suitability - personal statement, interview Please email study@chc.edu.au for more information. Mode: Liberal Arts On campus / Online For standard undergraduate and postgraduate admission criteria, please see pages 56-58 38 39
LIBERAL ARTS DISCIPLINES PHILOSOPHY DRAMA LITERATURE First Year Core: Electives: First Year Core: • Logic • The Elements of Drama • Great Books of the Western World I • Introduction to Philosophy • Introduction to Dramatic Performance • Great Books of the Western World II Expressive Forms Second Year Core: • Advanced Dramatic Performance Second Year Core: • Ancient Philosophy I • Drama in Film and Television and New Media • Religion and the Literary Imagination, 1300- 1700 • Ancient Philosophy II • Contemporary Drama • Classical Literature and Drama: Greece and • Advanced Theatre Production Rome Electives: • Research Project in Drama • Enlightenment and Modern Philosophy • Classical Literature and Drama: Greece and Electives: • Social and Political Ethics Rome • Creative Writing • Moral Philosophy • Tragedy and Literary Theory • Modern Literature • Metaphysics • Internship • Australian Literature • Modernity and Secularisation • The Works of Shakespeare • Modern Political Philosophy: Revolution, THEOLOGY • Bible as Literature Tradition and Liberal Democracy First Year Core: • The Novel • Medieval Philosophy • Christian Thought and the Liberal Arts • Research Project in Literature • Philosophy of Science • Christian Foundations for Work and Vocation I • Literature and Theology in C. S. Lewis • Research Project in Philosophy Second Year Core: • Tragedy and Literary Theory • Internship • Athens and Jerusalem: Early Christianity and • Internship Greek Thought HISTORY • Christian Foundations for Work and Vocation II First Year Core: Electives: • A Map of Time: An Introduction to History • Medieval Philosophy and Theology NORMA PACKER • The West: Culture and Ideas • Trinitarian Theology I SCHOLARSHIP Second Year core: • Trinitarian Theology II • A History of Christianity • Bible as Literature • History and Theology of the Reformation • Christian Thought and Contemporary Culture • Literature and Theology in C. S. Lewis Electives: • Modernity and Secularisation Have you heard of the Norma Packer • Survey of Ancient Civilisations • Research Project in Theology Scholarship? This scholarship is specifically • War and Peace 1914 - present • Internship for Liberal Arts students! If you’re • Social & Political Movements in the 20th Century interested in studying Liberal Arts, get in • Issues in Australian Society contact with us to find out more about Course Guide 2022 scholarship options or check out page 24 • Turning Points in Australian History for more details. • Philosophies of History Liberal Arts • Ancient Greece & the Threshold of Democracy • Research Project in History For standard undergraduate and postgraduate admission criteria, please • Internship see pages 56-58 40 41
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