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The Bradley Review |
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ACU National Vice Chancellor,
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This year, the Australian Catholic University has produced an enrolment performance that is nothing short of impressive. Nationally, the University’s commencing students will grow by a staggering 28 per cent and if ACU is not the fastest growing university in Australia, it would be interesting to know what is.
Naturally, success brings with it significant challenges. The University now must work hard – and invest – to deliver the quality education that has attracted so many students into its lecture and tutorial rooms. This is being done. | | |
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ACU National commencing student numbers soar |
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The number of new students taking up degrees at Australian Catholic University (ACU National) this year has soared, with an increase of 28 per cent across the country.
The most notable increases were at the Melbourne, Brisbane and Ballarat campuses, which saw a rise of 34 per cent for commencing students. | | |
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Bachelor of Media Communications comes to Melbourne |
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As of 2010, ACU National will be offering a Bachelor of Media Communication at its Melbourne campus.
Students will qualify with skills in a range of media, including video, radio and print, as well as other areas such as drama, music, literature and the visual arts. | | |
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Early Achievers' make their university debut |
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Successful EAP student Laura Milroy with
Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Academic) Professor
Gabrielle McMullen.
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Students accepted into Australian Catholic University’s (ACU National) new Early Achievers’ Program attended welcome events around the country this month.
The hugely successful program offered places to students who demonstrated a commitment not only to their studies but to their communities as well - through school, church, sport or a cultural organisation. | | |
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Want a taste of uni? |
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Last year over 280 Year 12 students took advantage of ACU National’s university experience program gaining firsthand knowledge of the course of their choice whilst seeing what it is really like to be a university student.
This year the programs will give participants the opportunity to meet ACU National lectures and experience lectures and tutorials. | | |
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Meet the Melbourne Marketing Officer |
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Melbourne ACU National Marketing
Officer, Lynette O'Boyle.
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Lynette O’Boyle is the new ACU National Marketing Officer for Student Recruitment in Victoria. Lynette has considerable experience working with both local and international students within the education sector for the past five years.
“I really enjoy working with careers advisers and students to explore the best education opportunities. University is the start of many exciting careers and I am happy to be able to assist in the process,” Lynette said. | | |
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Meet the Ballarat Marketing Officer |
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Ballarat ACU National Marketing Officer, Danielle Ferguson.
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Working at the Ballarat campus of Australian Catholic University Danielle Ferguson recognises the benefits of offering regional students comprehensive information on tertiary study, courses and career pathways.
When we interviewed Danielle she described herself as friendly, enthusiastic and gave us a little insight into herself. | | |
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