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The University of Canberra College provides students with a range of professional programs of study that prepare them for entry to the University of Canberra. UC College is located on the University of Canberra Campus and students are part of the University community, with access to all the facilities and services.
The combination of outstanding programs, a beautiful campus and location in the national capital, means we attract students from across Australia and from more than 92 countries worldwide. UC is a cosmopolitan University in a world whose boundaries are diminishing every day.
The University of Canberra College (UC College) provides superior educational programs, which are supported by excellent student services. Both UC College and the University of Canberra prepare students for professional careers, and our highly skilled teaching reflects our commitment to professional practice at every level. This means we place the needs and requirements of our students first.
The programs offered by the UC College link closely with courses offered by the University of Canberra and are specially designed for students who do not qualify for direct entry to the University.
Programs are offered for Australian and International students. These specialised programs are designed to develop the skills needed to study at University in Australia, and provide a pathway to the University of Canberra. Students who are successful in the programs conducted by UC College gain either advanced standing into their formal studies at UC or are accepted to commence undergraduate courses.
The University of Canberra College Diploma Programs have been designed to prepare students not only for tertiary studies, but also for the industries to which the courses relate. The Diploma in Information Systems and Technology is accredited by the ACT Accreditation and Registration Council under the principles of the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF).
Details of the programs are available at the Study Programs section of this site.
Roger
Dean
Vice-Chancellor, University of Canberra
Last Updated: 2 January 2003