Learn to be an artist with tutors who are all experienced, practising artists. Classes are hands-on and taught in art studios and workshops. This specialisation complements creative arts and design disciplines and allows you to further your creative thinking and art-making skills.
The study of journalism encompasses many of the most important areas for learning and discussion in the world right now: truth, fake news, freedom of speech, cancel culture, democratic structures, media literacy and critical thinking.
This specialisation is aimed for students in diverse Engineering disciplines. It provides an exposure to the contemporary techniques for exploration and exploitation of mineral resources. Students will develop basic skills required for the design and operation of surface and underground mines.
The Extractive Metallurgy Specialisation provides a mining engineer with an understanding of processing, the role it plays in the value chain and the key relationship between the mine and mill.
This Specialisation is a brief but thorough introduction to the key components of computer systems and hardware. It includes several CISCO networking modules and prepares students for a role managing the basics of computers and computer networks.
This specialisation offers an opportunity for engineering students who are interested to learn and understand how industrial processes are designed, modelled, simulated, and operated safely to transform raw materials and energy into products useful to society at an industrial scale.
In the Business stream, you'll study compulsory units in research methods, including qualitative and quantitative methods, and choose one optional unit focusing on either management or marketing.
This specialisation introduces you to basic communicative skills in Mandarin Chinese at an elementary level. You'll acquire the four essential language skills of speaking, listening, reading and writing through ample practice in communicative activities supported by digital technology.
History helps us understand the forces that define the world today. This specialisation fosters the ability to identify and critically interpret evidence, and it enables us to understand and explain the causes and consequences of political, economic, environmental and social change.
