Griffith Business School is excited to announce the Human Resource Management major can now be studied as part of the Bachelor of Business at our Logan campus and will be offered from first semester 2012, along with the current major, Management. Logan’s unique three-semester a year approach means students can complete the standard three year degree in just two years full-time. The Human Resources Management major replaces the Marketing major, which will no longer be offered at Logan. Students can study Marketing at either the Gold Coast or Nathan campuses. For more information about our business degrees visit griffith.edu.au/business
Withdrawal of "Teaching Pathway" Programs:
Unfortunately, Griffith University has had to withdraw the following "teaching pathway" combined programs from offer in 2012.
232162 / B ARTS/GRAD D ED-SEC (F/T)
223252 / B ARTS/GRAD D ED-SEC (F/T)
223272 / B MUSIC STUD/G DIP ED-SEC (F/T)
232182 / B EXERCISE SC/GDP ED-SEC (F/T)
232192 / B PSYCH SC/GRAD D ED SEC (F/T)
223282 / B PSYCH SC/GRAD D ED SEC (F/T)
223262 / B SCIENCE/GRAD DIP ED-SEC (F T)
232172 / B SCIENCE/GRAD DIP ED-SEC (F/T)
These programs offered students who completed the Bachelors degree an automatic transition to the Graduate Diploma of Education-Secondary program. However, with the pending changes proposed by the Queensland College of Teachers (QCT) and AQF the current Graduate Diploma of Education programs are unlikely to be in their current formats in 3 years' time. We encourage any applicants to apply for the single degree program, and they will still be well placed to undertake the Graduate Diploma of Education in its new format after they graduate with their first degree. The programs have been withdrawn for admission at QTAC but appear in our Undergraduate Degrees Program Guide 2012 which was printed early in the year, and in our later Education Degrees Program Guide but with a disclaimer that the programs were under review. The decision to withdraw was taken some time after that brochure artwork was sent to print, and the University apologises if this upsets study options for students next year.
From 2012, Griffith's Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice will be taught at the Gold Coast campus. Previously only available at the Mt Gravatt campus, it is the only Criminology degree in Queensland backed by verified world-standard research*, and taught by one of Australia's leading Schools of Criminology. For more information visit griffith.edu.au/criminology
