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2013 Pathways
from TAFE SA to the
University of Adelaide
adelaide.edu.au
Gaining entry to university...
It’s easier than you think.
TAFE SA University
Certificate IV Degree
Any Certificate IV from TAFE SA will be accepted as a basis for entry into most University of Adelaide
programs, even if you did not complete Year 12. For example, you would be eligible for entry to the
Bachelor of Commerce with any completed Certificate IV qualification.
Some programs have additional entry requirements such as interviews, auditions and prerequisites.
To find out more about the entry requirements for the degree you have in mind, please check
www.adelaide.edu.au/programs
North Terrace Campus
Why choose Adelaide?
The University of Adelaide has expanded Estimated Credit*
its credit transfer arrangements and entry Qualification Units of Credit
pathways with TAFE SA to make it easier Certificate IV
Diploma
6
12-24
to gain entry to the University and obtain Advanced Diploma 24-36
credit for previous study. * please check pages 18 - 22 for specific
credit agreements
Adelaide is an innovative and forward-looking University and an Australian leader in research.
A degree from the University of Adelaide can open up amazing career opportunities. The
University’s programs provide enormous flexibility and focus on developing skills that make
our students highly employable.
Our reputation for academic excellence is well known. Teaching facilities feature the most
modern lecture theatre technology, state-of-the-art laboratories, worldwide database access
and online teaching tools. Your lecturers will be leading researchers and practitioners in their
field, giving you the opportunity to build networks with experts and like-minded students in
your industry.
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Waite Campus Roseworthy Campus Thebarton Campus
Established in 1924, this beautiful campus Australia’s first agricultural teaching and Thebarton campus is a dedicated research
has developed into the most powerful research centre, Roseworthy Campus was and development park that stimulates vital
agricultural research and teaching complex established in 1883. The 1,600-hectare interaction between the University and
in the Southern Hemisphere. Situated campus is in a rural setting 55 kilometres Australian business and industry. Located
eight kilometres south of the city centre, north of Adelaide and 10 kilometres on the banks of the River Torrens close to
it comprises major research and teaching from Gawler, a well-serviced town with a the Adelaide Entertainment Centre, four
facilities. Waite Campus is located on 174 population of almost 20,000. A shuttle bus kilometres west of the city, the campus hosts
hectares in the Adelaide foothills with a view service connects Roseworthy with the North a number of applied research activities in
to the city and the sea. Terrace and Waite campuses. areas including mechanical engineering,
physical sciences, electronic engineering,
The Waite campus provides a fertile learning The campus has excellent teaching and
chemical engineering and occupational
environment for students in agricultural laboratory facilities and includes a working
health.
sciences, including horticulture, viticulture farm on which students gain practical
and oenology, plant and pest science, and experience and training. With its own Commercial enterprises include businesses
soil and land systems. The Waite campus is student accommodation, childcare centre, involved in materials engineering,
home to the A$26 million ‘super’ greenhouse tavern, swimming pool and fitness centre, biotechnology, environmental services,
complex known as the Plant Accelerator, the Roseworthy campus is a small community. information technology, industrial design,
most sophisticated public project of its type laser/optics technology, health products,
Roseworthy is internationally known as a
in the world. engineering services, radar systems and
centre of excellence in dry land agriculture
telecommunications.
Partner organisations located at the Waite and animal science. Campus partners
campus include the South Australian include Primary Industries and Resources In addition to establishing enduring
Research and Development Institute (SARDI), South Australia (PIRSA), South Australian partnerships with industry tenants, the
Primary Industries and Resources South Research and Development Institute (SARDI), campus operates a business incubator
Australia (PIRSA), the Australian Wine and the Pig and Poultry Production Institute aimed at helping students and alumni
Research Institute (AWRI), divisions of the (PPPI). commercialise their research innovations.
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial The Entrepreneurship, Commercialisation
The campus is home to the State Govern-
Research Organisation (CSIRO), as well as and Innovation Centre’s ThIncLab offers
ment of South Australia’s Constellation in
the Australian Centre for Plant Functional a stimulating environment intended as a
Animal Science, and is the centre of the
Genomics (ACPFG) and the Wine Innovation springboard to launch a business with an
national operations of Australian Grain
Cluster. innovative idea for a product, process or
Technologies Pty Ltd (AGT), the largest
service.
cereal breeding company in Australia.
The campus is the home of South Australia’s
first Veterinary Science program that
includes leading-edge teaching facilities and
Veterinary Health Centres.
6 | 2013 Pathways from TAFE SA to the University of Adelaide
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completely renovated building include Seacliff
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multimedia equipped lecture rooms, a
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student computer network with internet Coromandel Valley
access, computer equipped syndicate
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rooms, a computer laboratory, a student Happy Valley
lounge and private study rooms. Reynella
More information about University of Adelaide
For detailed campus maps and a virtual tour:
programs offered in Singapore is available at Morphett Vale
www.adelaide.edu.au/campuses
www.naa.edu.sg
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The University of Adelaide | 7
Faculties
Faculty of Engineering, Faculty of Health Sciences Faculty of Humanities and
Computer and Mathematical Our focus on education excellence and Social Sciences
Sciences innovative research is reflected by the For over 135 years, Humanities and Social
academics and researchers across our Sciences programs have inspired students
With an outstanding reputation for teaching, eight Schools, Disciplines, Centres, and one to seek out and discover a whole range of
research and in-demand graduates, the Institute. possibilities for the future.
Faculty of Engineering, Computer and
Mathematical Sciences offers a diverse range Located in the heart of the city, our modern Our programs offer a gateway to gaining
of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees teaching facilities are continually improving experience, appreciation and perspective
that can open doors to a successful and to incorporate new technologies; and our about the world and the extraordinary
rewarding career. links with institutes and centres ensures richness, complexity and connection of
an emphasis on clinical teaching, practice human culture, civilisation and the earth’s
Underpinned by a vibrant student culture based learning and research. environment, geography and natural
and state-of-the-art facilities that are among
With 3,000 students, 700 staff and 1400 resources.
the best in the country, the Faculty is at the
forefront of cutting edge research and home participating clinical and affiliate practitioners, We are proud to offer programs that are
to world-class institutes and centres. we have been educating successful students diverse, dynamic and distinct, and allow
and producing relevant research for over a our students to follow their passion to
Supported by modern infrastructure and century. many career paths. Students emerge
an innovative culture, the Faculty’s expert
We develop highly skilled and compassionate from their studies with sought after skills in
staff are world leaders in their disciplines
professionals in their chosen careers who communication, creative and critical thinking,
and enjoy strong links with industry. This
aspire to the highest standards of integrity decision-making and research and are able
involvement in real-world research and
and ethical behaviour. to build ambitious, fulfilling careers in today’s
consulting brings a unique authority to the
evolving job market.
teaching of our degrees. Health Sciences graduates and researchers
are making a significant impact in health
Schools
Schools sciences; shaping the future of modern
>> Elder Conservatorium of Music
>> School of Australian School of Petroleum health care.
>> School of History and Politics
>> School of Chemical Engineering
Schools >> School of Humanities
>> School of Civil, Environmental and
>> School of Dentistry >> School of Social Sciences
Mining Engineering
>> School of Medicine
>> School of Computer Science
>> School of Medical Sciences
>> School of Electrical and
Electronic Engineering >> School of Nursing
>> School of Entrepreneurship, >> School of Paediatrics and
Commercialisation and Innovation Centre Reproductive Health
>> School of Mathematical Sciences >> School of Population Health
>> School of Mechanical Engineering >> School of Psychology
8 | 2013 Pathways from TAFE SA to the University of Adelaide
Faculty of the Professions Faculty of Sciences
The Faculty of the Professions is the The Faculty of Sciences seeks to educate
largest and most diverse faculty in the and foster future leaders of scientific
University of Adelaide. Our teaching ranges endeavour and to actively partner the
from Accounting right the way through development of innovative industries.
to Urban Design. Our guiding principle is The Faculty is internationally renowned for
‘leading thought into leading practice’. It excellence in education and research in such
encapsulates the notion that our excellence fields as biomedical sciences, agricultural,
in teaching is shaped by the needs and environmental and earth sciences and is a
wants of the professions that we serve. leader in emerging fields such as photonics
Central to many of our programs are our and nanoscience.
close links with industry. This could be The curriculum of our programs focuses
through our connections with professional on the big questions for the future such as
bodies, our commitment to global climate change, biodiversity loss, feeding
internships, or our close relationships with the world and world security. By providing
employers. our students with a more relevant curriculum
Our Business School is proud to be a and placing it in a context that everyone will
member of the AACSB (Association to understand and value, we aim to make the
Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) — study of science more appealing and highly
an elite grouping of global Business Schools sought after as a pathway to a diverse range
that have been recognised for their rigorous of careers.
academic standing and their connections Industry and research partnerships ensure
with industry. our graduates are exposed to the latest
Our Law School is the second oldest Law innovations in science. The co-location
School in Australia and many of the nation’s of major state and national research
sharpest legal and political minds were organisations on our campuses keeps our
educated here. We offer students not only researchers and students at the forefront of
great links with the legal industry but also developing technologies.
access to lecturers who have excelled in
academia, but also in legal practice. Schools
>> School of Agriculture, Food and Wine
Schools
>> School of Chemistry and Physics
>> Business School
>> School of Earth and
>> Adelaide Law School Environmental Sciences
>> School of Architecture, >> School of Molecular and
Landscape and Urban Design Biomedical Science
>> School of Economics >> School of Animal and Veterinary Sciences
>> School of Education
The University of Adelaide | 9
University
Life
10 | 2013 Pathways from TAFE SA to the University of AdelaideComing to university for the first time will be an
exciting period of your life as you take advantage
of the many educational and social opportunities
on offer at the University of Adelaide.
About university Academic programs Lectures
With the excitement of university life comes and courses Lecture class sizes, especially in first-year
the challenge of managing its demands— When you enter university you have to courses, may be very large. You are expected
academically, socially and personally. choose a specific academic program and to listen carefully and take notes with little
Successful students are not only well each program requires you to complete a guidance from the lecturer in identifying what
prepared for their university career, they also certain number of courses. should be noted. Learning to take good
take seriously the responsibility of managing notes will be a new skill for many people.
‘Program’ is the term the University uses to
their timetable, attending classes, studying, Lectures usually run for 50 minutes, though
describe degrees, and ‘courses’ are what
researching and completing assignments. some last up to two hours. Attendance is
you would know as subjects. For example,
To help you get a head start we have you might study a Bachelor of Science— not usually compulsory or monitored, so you
provided a summary of university terms that your program, and within it you might study may miss a lecture, and whilst no one may
will prove invaluable. www.adelaide.edu.au Chemistry—this is a course. notice you will have missed vital information
/student/dates/2013.html and any handouts distributed at the lecture.
Some programs have compulsory courses, If you are sick or have a genuine reason for
and may or may not include electives (where missing the lecture, contact your lecturer to
The academic year you choose a course from a variety on offer). catch up.
In other programs, you can make your own
The academic year is divided into two
selection of courses in line with the program Tutorials
12–13 week semesters, each followed by an
rules. Advice is available from the School or Tutorials are small discussion groups of
examination period. Semester 1 runs from
Faculty in which you are enrolled. students lead by a tutor. You are usually
late February to mid June, and Semester
2 from late July to early November. There Some courses are taught for one semester required to attend one tutorial per week for
is a two-week mid-semester break each only, with final assessment at the end of the each course. Weekly assignments are often
semester. semester. Other courses continue for the set and may involve a presentation to the
whole year and you may only receive a grade group, a written exercise or participation in
at the end of the year. group discussion.
Attendance at tutorials is usually recorded,
Units, levels and prerequisites especially where tutorial participation forms
Each course within a program has a unit part of the course assessment.
value and a level. Each academic program
has a total number of units that must be Practicals
completed, and requirements for a certain Some academic programs have practical
number of units at each level, in order to classes of up to three hours duration. This
finish the program. is common in science-based courses (e.g.
The depth and complexity of courses biology) and many language courses.
increases through each level and you usually
need to complete courses at the lower level
(prerequisite courses) before proceeding to
the corresponding course at the next level.
The workload for undergraduate programs is
24 units per year (full-time).
The University of Adelaide | 11Student study commitment Assessment and grading
To successfully complete courses, you At the beginning of each course your lecturer Grading Scheme
will need to allocate an appropriate time will discuss assessment requirements
There are four classifications of
commitment to your study. In addition to the with you. This may include continuous
pass in courses in undergraduate
formal contact time required for each course assessment (e.g. written work, tests,
degrees: Pass with High Distinction,
(e.g. lectures, tutorials, practicals) you need participation) and/or a final exam.
Pass with Distinction, Pass with
to allocate non-contact time. University students are expected to assess Credit and Pass. The mark range
Non-contact time is required for a range of and critically think about issues rather for each classification of Pass is:
activities that may include, but are not limited than simply repeat learned information.
High Distinction 85-100%
to: assessment tasks, reading, researching, To do well, you will need to consult different
note-taking, revision, writing, consultation sources of information and evaluate from Distinction 75-84%
with staff, and informal discussion with other a critical perspective. For many students Credit 65-74%
students. this is another new skill, which takes time
to develop. Pass 50-64%
While the relative proportion of contact and
non-contact time may vary from course to If you experience difficulties, take time to *For certain courses a Pass is classified
course, as a guide a full-time student would talk to your tutors/lecturers to find out how as a Non-Graded Pass.
expect to spend, on average, a total of you can improve, or seek guidance on
48 hours per week on their studies during improving your study skills from the Writing
teaching periods. Centre or Maths Learning Centre.
Overall, university can be one of the most
exciting periods of your life. As well as
preparing you for a rewarding career, it
will help you to analyse, understand and
hopefully contribute to the world you live in!
12 | 2013 Pathways from TAFE SA to the University of AdelaideAs a student of the University of Adelaide
you’ll enjoy first-class services and campus
facilities, catering for a wide range of personal,
cultural, social and sporting pursuits.
Adelaide University Union Sports Association Clubs
The AUU is the peak student representative Adelaide University Sport helps you to The Clubs Association greatly contributes
body at the University. The focus of the AUU access an extensive range of sporting to campus culture and is the body to help
is to develop and implement the philosophy facilities and clubs. Catering for everyone you enjoy campus life. Through the myriad
that life at university is so much more than from elite athletes through to social players, of clubs affiliated with the Clubs Association,
textbooks and lectures.The AUU provides or AU Sport exists to provide and promote you are sure to find others who share similar
funds a wide range of services and facilities, the best possible sport and recreation interests and who’ll gladly organise group
including an employment service, financial environment for the university community. activities. Starting a new club is as simple
advice, advocacy and representation, There are almost 40 sports to choose from as getting 10 like-minded people together.
welfare, events, the resource centre, lockers, ranging from Australia’s largest University Whether you want to brush up on your
student radio, a student magazine, the Clubs snow trip, through to bush walking, rowing language skills, play video games, discuss
Association, the Student Representative and many more water, field and indoor the divine or engage in friendly debate —
Council and the Fitness Hub. Almost every sports. AU Sport also organises teams for the Clubs Association helps you enjoy life
aspect of campus life and culture is run by Australian University Sport events, including outside the tutorial or prac room.
the AUU. Find out more at www.auu.org.au the Australian University Games (AUG),
Central University Games and Australian
University Championships (snow, distance
Fitness Centre running, rowing, triathlon, surfing and
Research shows the value of exercise in orienteering). The AUG will be held on the
stress release and improved concentration, Gold Coast in 2013 so make sure you check
both being vital components in creating out www.unisport.com.au for information
a balanced university lifestyle. The Fitness on how to get involved!
Hub provides the ultimate health and
fitness solution. The on-campus gym has
discounted rates and extended opening
hours and makes fitness fun, affordable
and easy. Find out more at
www.thefitnesshub.com.au
The University of Adelaide | 13Student
Support
Hub Central Transition & Advisory Service Library services
Hub Central aims to enhance your learning The Transition & Advisory Service (TAS) can www.adelaide.edu.au/library
experience through providing informal study assist students entering university via TAFE The University of Adelaide Library —
options, where you have the flexibility to by providing two major services: comprising the Barr Smith, Law, Music,
create your own study environment, along
>> The Transition Service supports Roseworthy and Waite Libraries — is the
with having convenient access to integrated
transition to university through orientation largest research library in South Australia.
supporting facilities and services.
activities for students at the beginning The Library has vast resources, including
Hub Central Information Services is an of each semester, as well as specific on over two million print books and journals,
initial ‘face-to-face’ point of contact for all campus TAFE to university events and newspapers, scores and discs, audiovisual
students. programs. material, reference material, microfilms, and,
The experienced Hub staff offer a ‘one- >> The TAFE peer networking program over 20,000 electronic journals, as well as a
stop, one-step’ service for all student is one of the excellent opportunities rapidly growing number of electronic books.
information queries. They can assist you to connect with experienced student
The Library offers a wide range of services
with directions around campus, enrolment leaders and other new students who may
and resources. These include research help,
enquiries and assistance, use of online share similar academic and transition
specialist resource guides for subjects/
services and applications, graduation tickets, experiences.
courses, student computers, printers and
and a whole range of other enquiries. The The Advisory Service’s dedicated Student photocopiers/scanners, self-check units
Hub Information Services team are there to Advisors offer one-off advice and ongoing (for loans) and an inter-library loan and
support you for the duration of your studies. support for domestic undergraduate document delivery service.
students throughout their study, including
assistance for eligible students to apply for
a grant to address unexpected financial
hardship. The service is confidential and free
for students. We are available throughout the
year and located on level 3 of the Hughes
building, phone 8313 0100 or visit
www.adelaide.edu.au/student/firstyear
14 | 2013 Pathways from TAFE SA to the University of AdelaideHealth service Disability Service career and study choices and bring local,
national and international employers
www.adelaide.edu.au/student/health www.adelaide.edu.au/disability onto campus when they are recruiting for
University Health is an on-campus health The University of Adelaide provides a range graduate vacancies.
service, providing comprehensive and of services to students with temporary or As a current student you also have access
confidential health care to all students ongoing disabilities or medical conditions. to online advice and job vacancies through
and staff in a friendly and comfortable Career Hub. You can participate in skill
Disability Advisors are available at the
environment. development workshops including: labour
Counselling and Disability Service to advise
Services include: on how to access special provisions such market document preparation, maximising
>> contraception advice as specialised software, enlarged print, your interview performance; and presenting
examination arrangements, and help your resumé in a professional manner.
>> drug and alcohol counselling
adjusting to teaching and assessment An annual program of career events is
>> grief and bereavement counselling procedures. The Disability Service is provided for you, including career education
>> health checks confidential and registration will not appear in lectures, employers visiting campus,
>> immunisations and vaccinations on your academic record. career information evenings and workshops,
>> psychotherapy/counselling We are located on the Ground Floor, Horace and the annual Careers Expo, one of the
Lamb Building, North Terrace campus. largest events held on campus.
>> skin care and travel medicine
The Careers Service has many resources for
>> sports medicine
>> weight disorders, obesity and bulimia Counselling Service you to use including online facilities, weekly
newspapers, a library of career-related
>> women’s health. www.adelaide.edu.au/counselling_centre DVDs, and careers publications relevant to
University Health (Ground Floor, Horace At the University of Adelaide we understand university students and graduates.
Lamb Building, North Terrace) is open Mon- that students can experience a range of The Careers Service is located on Level 6,
Fri, 8.30am-5.00pm, all year round personal or emotional difficulties that may Hughes Building, North Terrace campus.
(except public holidays). impact on their studies. The Counselling
Service provides free, professional,
Appointments can be made by
confidential support to help manage these Childcare
phone on 8313 5050, online at
www.adelaideunicare.com.au or by times as well as offer strategies to improve The University has childcare centres at
coming to the office. Both female and male general wellbeing the North Terrace, Waite and Roseworthy
doctors are available and consultations campuses. Professional staff provide quality
are usually bulk-billed. Careers Service care for the emotional, educational and
developmental needs of children, and each
You are encouraged to visit the health service www.adelaide.edu.au/student/careers centre is accredited through the National
early in the year to become familiar with the
The Careers Service markets the University’s Quality Improvement and Accreditation
many services on offer to help make your
graduates to employers as well as assisting System. The centres cater for children from
time at university a fulfilling and healthy one.
you to learn the necessary skills to manage three months to school age and places are
your career throughout life. We provide available on a part-time or full-time basis.
services to assist you to make informed Fees vary according to parental income.
The University of Adelaide | 15Study
Costs
Study costs for students vary according to The Higher Education Loan Compulsory HECS-HELP loan repayments
the program being studied. You are generally are made through the Australian Taxation
expected to have your own textbooks, but Program (HELP) and HECS-HELP Office when earnings are over a set threshold
reference and other research materials are ($49,095 in 2012-13). Debts accrued under
available through the library. Unibooks, The Higher Education Loan Program (HELP) HECS-HELP are indexed to the consumer
the on-campus bookstore, supplies all and HECS-HELP – title price index (CPI) but are otherwise interest
prescribed and general texts and stationery The HELP scheme enables eligible free.
supplies. students three options to pay their Student For full details visit www.studyassist.gov.au
For some programs attendance at Contribution.
excursions or camps (usually in vacation) This Scheme enables eligible students a
is compulsory. During these activities the number of options to pay their Student
University endeavours to cover travel, but Contribution. If you are eligible for a HECS-
you are required to meet living costs (meals, HELP loan you will have three options to pay
accommodation etc). Some programs also your Student Contribution:
require you to provide specific equipment.
1. P
ay 90% of your Student Contribution, in
full, to the University by the due date.
Tuition fees 2. R
eceive a HECS-HELP loan for your full
Tuition fees are incurred on a semester Student Contribution.
basis and are determined by the cost of the
3. M
ake a partial up-front payment of the
program in which you are enrolled and the
Student Contribution to the University by
workload.
the due date and receive a HECS-HELP
loan for the remainder of your Student
Commonwealth Supported students
Contribution.
All eligible Australian citizens, New Zealand
If you pay a partial up-front Student
citizens and holders of permanent resident
Contribution of at least $500 you will receive
visas receive a Student Learning Entitlement
a 10% discount on the amount paid, e.g. a
(SLE), giving them access to seven years
payment of $1000 will attract a discount of
equivalent full-time study in Commonwealth
$100, thus you only pay $900. The balance
Supported places.
of your Student Contribution (after the partial
In Commonwealth Supported places the payment and discount are deducted) is then
Australian Government makes a contribution deferred to your HECS-HELP loan.
to the University towards the cost of a
Australian citizens and holders of
student’s higher education.
Permanent Humanitarian visas are eligible
For full details visit www.goingtouni.gov.au for an Australian Government loan under
HECSHELP.
16 | 2013 Pathways from TAFE SA to the University of AdelaideHow
to Apply
Step 1: Educate Yourself Step 3: Relax Step 4: Happy with your offer?
Think about what you might want to study at There’s nothing more you can do now except >> If you applied through SATAC, follow the
uni. What interests you? What courses link enjoy your holidays and recharge your prompts on the SATAC website to accept
up with your prior study? Where do you want batteries! the offer.
your career to go? Once you know what you Remember the following dates though: >> Check out the University’s First-Year
want, research your options and find the Students website for the date of your
course that best suits you. >> 7 January 2013 Deadline for existing
orientation and enrolment session.
applicants to change your preferences to
Once you’ve picked the course, come along most programs and still be guaranteed www.adelaide.edu.au/student/firstyear
to events such as Open Day or contact equal consideration. >> Watch the post for a welcome pack
the Univeristy directly for more specific
>> 17 January 2013 Main January offer offering extra information on your program
information. Bring along some information
round letters posted. Offer information and orientation. We’ll send it soon after
about your prior study so that you can find
available on SATAC website after 6.00pm. you receive your offer.
out how much credit you might be eligible for.
>> 30 January 2013 Late January offer round Didn’t get what you were hoping for?
letters posted. Offer information available Don’t worry! You still have options...
Step 2: Apply on SATAC website after 6.00pm.
>> There are always second or third round
>> 6 August 2012 Applications for semester >> 5 February 2013 February offer round
offers which could bring good news
one 2012 open via SATAC. letters posted. Offer information available
on SATAC website after 6.00pm. >> The University offers options for internal
>> 28 September 2012 Early closing date for
transfer after 12 months of study. You may
undergraduate programs. www.satac.edu.au be able to begin a different degree and
>> 3 December 2012 Equal consideration transfer after first year.
closing date for undergraduate programs.
New applications after this date are Step 5: Get your credit!
not guaranteed equal consideration for During your enrolment, visit your Faculty
selection. Check with SATAC before office with proof of your past qualification
applying after this date. and we can work out how much credit you
>> Ensure you provide to SATAC any will be given.
supporting documentation asked of you.
>> Apply to graduate through your local TAFE
campus.
>> Check SATAC has your results before end
of December.
The University of Adelaide | 17Articulation & Credit Transfer
Pathways From TAFE SA to the University of Adelaide
We have more than 200 specific credit transfer agreements with TAFE SA. Check the tables
Program Total Units
below to see how much credit you will be eligible to receive for your completed TAFE SA
Bachelor degree (3 years) 72 units
Qualification.
Bachelor degree (4 years) 96 units
New credit transfer agreements with TAFE SA are continually being developed so if your
qualification is not listed in this brochure please contact us for the latest articulation and credit
transfer information.
Units of
TAFE SA Qualification University of Adelaide Program
Credit
Business and Commerce
Advanced Diplomas
Advanced Diploma of Accounting Bachelor of Commerce 24
Advanced Diploma of Accounting Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) 24
Advanced Diploma of Accounting Bachelor of Commerce (Corporate Finance) 24
Advanced Diploma of Accounting Bachelor of Commerce (International Business) 24
Advanced Diploma of Accounting Bachelor of Commerce (Management) 24
Advanced Diploma of Accounting Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing) 24
Advanced Diploma of Marketing Bachelor of Commerce 36
Advanced Diploma of Marketing Bachelor of Commerce (Corporate Finance) 24
Advanced Diploma of Marketing Bachelor of Commerce (International Business) 36
Advanced Diploma of Marketing Bachelor of Commerce (Management) 36
Diplomas
Diploma of Accounting Bachelor of Commerce 21
Diploma of Accounting Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) 21
Diploma of Accounting Bachelor of Commerce (Corporate Finance) 21
Diploma of Accounting Bachelor of Commerce (International Business) 21
Diploma of Accounting Bachelor of Commerce (Management) 21
Diploma of Accounting Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing) 21
Diploma of International Business Bachelor of International Studies 18
Diploma of International Business Bachelor of Arts 24
Communication and Media
Advanced Diplomas
Advanced Diploma of Arts (Professional Writing) Bachelor of Arts 36
Advanced Diploma of Arts (Professional Writing) Bachelor of Media 24
Advanced Diploma of Creative Product Development Bachelor of Media 36
Advanced Diploma of Graphic Design Bachelor of Media 36
Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media (Specialising in CGI and Visual Effects) Bachelor of Media 36
Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media (Specialising in Game Art) Bachelor of Media 36
Advanced Diploma of Translating Bachelor of Arts 36
Advanced Diploma of Translating Bachelor of International Studies 24
Diplomas
Diploma of Arts (Professional Writing) Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Arts (Professional Writing) Bachelor of Media 18
Diploma of Digital and Interactive Games Bachelor of Media 24
Diploma of Graphic Design Bachelor of Media 24
18 | 2013 Pathways from TAFE SA to the University of AdelaideUnits of
TAFE SA Qualification University of Adelaide Program
Credit
Diploma of Interpreting and Translating Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Interpreting and Translating Bachelor of International Studies 18
Diploma of Interpreting (LOTE/English) Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Interpreting (LOTE/English) Bachelor of International Studies 18
Diploma of Photo Imaging Bachelor of Media 24
Diploma of Screen and Media (Specialising in CGI and Visual Effects) Bachelor of Media 24
Dual Diploma Program in Digital Design and Production(incorporating Diploma of Printing
Bachelor of Media 36
and Graphic Arts (Digital Production) and Diploma of Printing and Graphic Arts (Multimedia)
Certificates
Certificate IV in Design Bachelor of Media 6
Certificate IV in Digital and Interactive Games Bachelor of Media 6
Certificate IV in Photo Imaging Bachelor of Media 6
Certificate IV in Screen and Media (Specialising in CGI and Visual Effects) Bachelor of Media 6
Engineering
Associate Degree
Associate Degree in Electronic Engineering Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Electronic) 48
Health and Medical Science
Bachelors Degree
Bachelor of Dance Performance Bachelor of Health Sciences 18
Advanced Diploma
Advanced Diploma of Nursing (Enrolled/Division 2 nursing) Bachelor of Health Sciences 18
Advanced Diploma of Nursing (Enrolled/Division 2 nursing) Bachelor of Nursing 12
Advanced Diploma of Oral Health (Dental Hygeine) Bachelor of Health Sciences 18
Advanced Diploma of Oral Health (Dental Hygeine) Bachelor of Oral Health*# 34
*prerequisite for the Bachelor of Oral Health are waived if you have completed an Advanced Diploma of Oral Health
#limited places apply
Diploma
Diploma of Aromatherapy Bachelor of Health Sciences 12
Diploma of Beauty Therapy Bachelor of Health Sciences 12
Diploma of Community Services (Lifestyle and Leisure) Bachelor of Health Sciences 12
Diploma of Dental Technology Bachelor of Health Sciences 12
Diploma of Disability Bachelor of Health Sciences 12
Diploma of Disability Work Bachelor of Health Sciences 12
Diploma of Fitness Bachelor of Health Sciences 12
Diploma of Laboratory Technology Bachelor of Health Sciences 12
Diploma of Laboratory Technology (Specialising in Biological and Environmental Testing) Bachelor of Health Sciences 12
Diploma of Laboratory Technology (Specialising in Biotechnology) Bachelor of Health Sciences 12
Diploma of Laboratory Technology (Specialising in Pathology Testing) Bachelor of Health Sciences 12
Diploma of Leisure and Health Bachelor of Health Sciences 12
Diploma of Nursing (Enrolled/Division 2 nursing) Bachelor of Health Sciences 12
Diploma of Nursing (Enrolled/Division 2 nursing) Bachelor of Nursing 12
Diploma of Outdoor Recreation Bachelor of Health Sciences 12
Diploma of Population Health Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Population Health Bachelor of Health Sciences 12
Diploma of Reflexology Bachelor of Health Sciences 12
Diploma of Remedial Massage Bachelor of Health Sciences 12
Diploma of Sport (Development) Bachelor of Health Sciences 12
Certificates
Certificate IV in Aged Care Bachelor of Health Sciences 6
Certificate IV in Aged Care Work Bachelor of Health Sciences 6
Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance Bachelor of Health Sciences 6
Certficate IV in Allied Health Assiatance (Occupational Therapy) Bachelor of Health Sciences 6
Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance (Podiatry) Bachelor of Health Sciences 6
Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance (Physiotherapy) Bachelor of Health Sciences 6
Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance (Speech Pathology) Bachelor of Health Sciences 6
Certificate IV in Aromatherapy Bachelor of Health Sciences 6
Certificate IV in Beauty Therapy Bachelor of Health Sciences 6
Certificate IV in Community Services (Lifestyle and Leisure) Bachelor of Health Sciences 6
Certificate IV in Dental Assisting Bachelor of Health Sciences 6
The University of Adelaide | 19Units of
TAFE SA Qualification University of Adelaide Program
Credit
Certificate IV in Disability Bachelor of Health Sciences 6
Certificate IV in Disability Work Bachelor of Health Sciences 6
Certificate IV in Fitness Bachelor of Health Sciences 6
Certificate IV in Home and Community Care Bachelor of Health Sciences 6
Certificate IV in Laboratory Techniques Bachelor of Health Sciences 6
Certificate IV in Leisure and Health Bachelor of Health Sciences 6
Certificate IV in Massage Therapy Practice Bachelor of Health Sciences 6
Certificate IV in Outdoor Recreation Bachelor of Health Sciences 6
Certificate IV in Pathology (This qualification includes the recommended electives required
Bachelor of Health Sciences 6
for collection)
Certificate IV in Service Co-ordination (Ageing and Disability) Bachelor of Health Sciences 6
Certificate IV in Sport (Development) Bachelor of Health Sciences 6
Certificate IV in Sport and Recreation Bachelor of Health Sciences 6
Certificate IV in Public Health Bachelor of Health Sciences 6
Science and Veterinary Sciences
Diploma
Diploma of Animal Technology Bachelor of Science (Animal Science) 12
Diploma of Food Science and Technology Bachelor of Food and Nutrition Science 24
Certificate
Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing Bachelor of Science (Animal Science) 6
Music and Sound Engineering
Advanced Diploma
Advanced Diploma of Sound Production Bachelor of Music (Sonic Arts) 30
Diploma
Diploma of Sound Production Bachelor of Music (Sonic Arts) 24
Certificate
Certificate IV in Sound Production Bachelor of Music (Sonic Arts) 6
Wildlife, Conservation & Environmental Management
Advanced Diplomas
Advanced Diploma of Conservation and Land Management Bachelor of Arts 36
Advanced Diploma of Conservation and Land Management Bachelor of Environmental Policy and Management 24
Diploma
Diploma of Conservation and Land Management Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Conservation and Land Management Bachelor of Environmental Policy and Management 18
Diploma of Conservation and Land Management (Community Coordination and Facilitation) Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Conservation and Land Management (Community Coordination and Facilitation) Bachelor of Environmental Policy and Management 18
Diploma of Conseration and Land Management (Indigenous Land Management) Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Conseration and Land Management (Indigenous Land Management) Bachelor of Environmental Policy and Management 18
Diploma of Conservation and Land Management (Lands, Parks and Wildlife) Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Conservation and Land Management (Lands, Parks and Wildlife) Bachelor of Environmental Policy and Management 18
Diploma of Conservation and Land Management (Natural Area Restoration and
Bachelor of Arts 24
Management)
Diploma of Conservation and Land Management (Natural Area Restoration and
Bachelor of Environmental Policy and Management 18
Management)
Diploma of Conservation and Land Management (Vertebrate Pest Management) Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Conservation and Land Management (Vertebrate Pest Management) Bachelor of Environmental Policy and Management 18
Diploma of Conservation and Land Management (Weed Management) Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Conservation and Land Management (Weed Management) Bachelor of Environmental Policy and Management 18
Diploma of Environmental Management Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Environmental Management Bachelor of Environmental Policy and Management 18
Law
Advanced Diploma
Advanced Diploma of Policing Bachelor of Laws 6
Diploma
Diploma of Legal Services Bachelor of Laws 6
20 | 2013 Pathways from TAFE SA to the University of AdelaideUnits of
TAFE SA Qualification University of Adelaide Program
Credit
Humanities and Social Sciences
Advanced Diplomas
Advanced Diploma of Community Sector Management Bachelor of Arts 36
Advanced Diploma of Community Sector Management Bachelor of Social Sciences 24
Advanced Diploma of Community Sector Management (Specialising in Volunteer
Bachelor of Arts 36
Management)
Advanced Diploma of Community Sector Management (Specialising in Volunteer
Bachelor of Social Sciences 24
Management)
Advanced Diploma of Community Services (Volunteer Management) Bachelor of Arts 36
Advanced Diploma of Community Services (Volunteer Management) Bachelor of Social Sciences 24
Advanced Diploma of Community Services Management Bachelor of Arts 36
Advanced Diploma of Community Services Management Bachelor of Social Sciences 24
Advanced Diploma of Spatial Information Services Bachelor of Arts 24
Advanced Diploma of Spatial Information Services Bachelor of Environmental Policy and Management 24
Diplomas
Diploma of Alcohol and other Drugs Work Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Alcohol and other Drugs Work Bachelor of Social Sciences 18
Diploma of Community Education Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Community Education Bachelor of Social Sciences 18
Diploma of Community Services (Alcohol and Other Drugs) Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Community Services (Alcohol and Other Drugs) Bachelor of Social Sciences 18
Diploma of Community Services (Alcohol, Other Drugs and Mental Health) Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Community Services (Alcohol, Other Drugs and Mental Health) Bachelor of Social Sciences 18
Diploma of Community Services (Case Management) Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Community Services (Case Management) Bachelor of Social Sciences 18
Diploma of Community Services (Financial Counselling) Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Community Services (Financial Counselling) Bachelor of Social Sciences 18
Diploma of Community Services (Lifestyle and Leisure) Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Community Services (Lifestyle and Leisure) Bachelor of Social Sciences 18
Diploma of Community Services (Mental Health) Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Community Services (Mental Health) Bachelor of Social Sciences 18
Diploma of Community Services (Volunteer Management) Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Community Services (Volunteer Management) Bachelor of Social Sciences 18
Diploma of Community Services Coordination Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Community Services Coordination Bachelor of Social Sciences 18
Diploma of Community Services Management Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Community Services Management Bachelor of Social Sciences 18
Diploma of Community Services Work Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Community Services Work Bachelor of Social Sciences 18
Diploma of Community Welfare Work Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Community Welfare Work Bachelor of Social Sciences 18
Diploma of Community Welfare Work (Specialising in Counselling Skills) Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Community Welfare Work (Specialising in Counselling Skills) Bachelor of Social Sciences 18
Diploma of Community Welfare Work (Specialising in Mental Health Work - Non-clinical) Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Community Welfare Work (Specialising in Mental Health Work - Non-clinical) Bachelor of Social Sciences 18
Diploma of Counselling Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Counselling Bachelor of Social Sciences 18
Diploma of Disability Work Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Disability Work Bachelor of Social Sciences 18
Diploma of Employment Services Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Employment Services Bachelor of Social Sciences 18
Diploma of Family Intake and Support Work Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Family Intake and Support Work Bachelor of Social Sciences 18
Diploma of Leisure and Health Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Leisure and Health Bachelor of Social Sciences 18
Diploma of Population Health Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Population Health Bachelor of Social Sciences 18
The University of Adelaide | 21Units of
TAFE SA Qualification University of Adelaide Program
Credit
Diploma of Spatial Information Services Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Spatial Information Services Bachelor of Environmental Policy and Management 18
Diploma of Surveying Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Surveying Bachelor of Environmental Policy and Management 18
Diploma of Youth Justice Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Youth Justice Bachelor of Social Sciences 18
Diploma of Youth Work Bachelor of Arts 24
Diploma of Youth Work Bachelor of Social Sciences 18
Any TAFE SA Qualification - Unspecified Credit
Bachelor of Arts 18
Bachelor of Development Studies 18
Bachelor of Environmental Policy and Management 18
Bachelor of Health Sciences 12
Any TAFE SA Advanced Diploma
Bachelor of Innovation and Entrepreneurship 36*
Bachelor of International Studies 18
Bachelor of Media 18
Bachelor of Social Sciences 18
Bachelor of Arts 12
Bachelor of Innovation and Entrepreneurship 24*
Bachelor of Development Studies 12
Bachelor of Environmental Policy and Management 12
Any TAFE SA Diploma
Bachelor of Health Sciences 9
Bachelor of International Studies 12
Bachelor of Media 12
Bachelor of Social Sciences 12
Bachelor of Arts 6
Bachelor of Development Studies 6
Bachelor of Environmental Policy and Management 6
Any TAFE SA Certificate IV Bachelor of Health Sciences 6
Bachelor of International Studies 6
Bachelor of Media 6
Bachelor of Social Sciences 6
*students receive advanced standing into Bachelor of Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
Terminology
Have you completed an
At TAFE SA students enrol in a Advanced Diploma or
qualification or course and have to Graduate with a Diploma?
pass units of competency. degree in 18 months
At the University of Adelaide
students are admitted to a Program
and have to pass Courses.
As a general rule one course is
worth 3 units and a full-time study
load consists of four courses per
semester – 12 units.
Apply and you will be guaranteed a place in our
One year of full-time study
Bachelor of Innovation and Entrepreneurship
is equal to 24 units.
“students entering with a completed Diploma could graduate in two years.”
22 | 2013 Pathways from TAFE SA to the University of AdelaideWhat’s Your
Dream Job? Electrical
Engineer
Want to be an Electrical engineer?
Gain entry to our Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical &
Electronic) through an Associate Degree in Electrical
Engineering.
Want to be a journalist?
You can gain entry to a Bachelor of Media with any
Certificate IV qualification.
Are you good with numbers?
Want to be an accountant?
You will be eligible for entry to the Bachelor of
Commerce with any Certificate IV qualification,
and if you have an Advanced Diploma in Accounting, Architect
you will receive up to a year’s credit.
Anything
is possible! Journalist
Find your pathway at
www.adelaide.edu.au/programs
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