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Melbourne Graduate School of Education

Graduate Certificate in Tertiary Education (Governance)

  • Graduate Certificate

The Graduate Certificate in Tertiary Education (Governance) will provide you with specialised knowledge and skills in the governance of tertiary sector institutions.

Key details

Degree Type
Graduate Certificate
Duration
0.5 year full-time, 1 year part-time
Study Mode
Online
Intake Months
Feb, Apr, Jul, Oct
Domestic Fees
$15,152 per year / $15,152 total

About this course

The Graduate Certificate in Tertiary Education (Governance) will provide you with specialised knowledge and skills in the governance of tertiary sector institutions.

Entry requirements

To be considered for entry to the Graduate Certificate in Tertiary Education (Governance), you must have completed either:

  • A three-year undergraduate degree in a cognate area and at least two years of documented, relevant professional experience in tertiary education management, or equivalent; or
  • A four-year undergraduate degree in a cognate area, or equivalent; or
  • A three-year undergraduate degree and at least 50 credit points, or equivalent, of graduate study in a cognate area.

And

  • Have current employment in the tertiary education sector; and
  • Employer support to participate.

Meeting these entry requirements does not guarantee selection.

In ranking applications, the Selection Committee will consider:

  • Prior academic performance; and
  • Professional experience.

The Selection Committee may seek further information to clarify any aspect of an application in accordance with the Academic Board rules.

Students taking the course from overseas are not required to have an international student visa.

Most courses have multiple intakes per year. Check key dates.

Discuss your eligibility

Speak with a dedicated student support consultant to clarify any questions about entry requirements, including prior academic performance and professional experience.

Phone: + 61 3 8344 0149
Monday to Friday 8am to 9pm AEST/AEDT.
Weekends and University of Melbourne observed Public Holidays 10am to 5pm AEST/AEDT.

Minimum Prior Qualification
Bachelor

Study locations

Online

How to apply

Apply online

It takes about 20 minutes to complete the form using the online application system.

You can save your work in progress and complete the application at a later date.

Admissions for this course are not capped per intake, so you do not need to apply for multiple intakes. If you are unsure which intake you wish to apply for, please note that you can change your application later by contacting the student support team.

To complete your application you will require:

  • Course code GC-TEDGOV
  • A personal statement using the Melbourne Graduate School of Education template and a completed employer support template document
  • Evidence of meeting the English Language Requirements as determined by the University
  • A detailed CV, including work history if applicable and specifying if the positions were part time or full time and the number of years/months employed
  • Transcripts for all courses attempted or completed including an explanation of the grading system used. Transcripts for previous studies undertaken at the University of Melbourne are not required.
  • All digital files of these documents can all be uploaded at the ‘Academic Results’ link, either as one combined document or by following the ‘add documents’ instructions. Limit of 6MB per document. Supported file types: TXT, DOC, DOCX, PDF, JPG, JPEG, XLS, XLSX, TIFF).

Get help with your application

A dedicated student support consultant can help you prepare and submit your application.

Contact one of our friendly consultants to talk through:

  • The selection process
  • Preparing your documentation
  • Using the online application system.

Phone: + 61 3 8344 0149
Monday to Friday 8am to 9pm AEST/AEDT.
Weekends and University of Melbourne observed Public Holidays 10am to 5pm AEST/AEDT.

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