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Welcome to the first edition of Australian Catholic University’s Graduate Association e-newsletter |
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The Graduate Relations team is pleased to bring you its environmentally-friendly grapevine, The Ties That Bind. With a graduate body of more than 40,000 individuals, the e-newsletter is aimed at keeping you and other friends of the University informed of the latest news and events, as well as the ongoing work of the University.
The e-newsletter works in conjunction with the Graduate Association webpage to provide opportunities for graduates to share their experiences, achievements and successes. Please keep an eye on our webpage throughout the year for regular updates to our existing sections (Graduate Stories, Postcards from Around the World, Graduate Publications), as well as the introduction of new sections.
Future editions of The Ties That Bind will be sent half-yearly to graduates, staff and friends of the University, and will also be made available on the ACU National website.
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Autumn Graduation Season 2009 |
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The Australian Catholic University (ACU National) Autumn Graduation ceremonies were held from March to May, for graduates in Arts & Sciences, Education, Health Sciences, and Theology and Philosophy faculties. More than 3, 000 degrees were conferred at nine ceremonies throughout Brisbane, Sydney, Canberra, Ballarat and Melbourne.  Read more | | |
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Graduate Association webpage update news |
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ACU National's revamped website offers users a more engaging online experience. The Graduate Association webpage has also been rejuvenated. The new-look page can be found by clicking on the Former Students link on the University's homepage menu. Information about Graduate Association membership, reunions, University news and events, as well as interesting graduate and Honorary Doctorate recipient profiles are some of the many features to be viewed.
The Graduate Association webpage will be regularly updated with new sections and graduate highlights. Recent additions have been the inclusion of postcards from overseas graduates, e-cards featuring each of our campuses, a post nominal guide and information about our graduate authors including their published works.Read more | | |
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Postgraduate Information Evenings |
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Do you want to develop your professional expertise, enhance your career prospects and advance your leadership qualities?
Australian Catholic University (ACU National) is a leader in postgraduate education. The University offers a range of more than 350 research and coursework postgraduate courses, supported by over 700 academic and research staff who are experts in their specialist fields.Read more | | |
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Hong Kong Graduate Chapter |
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Established in 1985, Caritas Francis Hsu College is a tertiary education institute located in Hong Kong. Several ACU National programs are taught through the College by university staff. Graduates completing these programs are valued alumni of Australian Catholic University.
In 2007 the Graduate Association launched a Hong Kong Chapter. The occasion was celebrated with both graduates and staff from Caritas Francis Hsu College, as well as visiting staff from the University. The celebrations were followed by a graduation ceremony for 36 students, including the University’s one 1000th graduate in Hong Kong.
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Australian Catholic University Foundation |
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The University Foundation provides a vehicle for donors and supporters to provide financial assistance to the University in a practical way. We are grateful for the many generous friends of the University who support the projects and programs including scholarships, academic posts, and funds for our community engagement and social justice work.
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ACU National Update: Graduates join Sydney's new wave of seminarians |
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ACU National exercise science graduates Christian Stephens and Lewi Barakat are preparing to enter the Good Shepherd Seminary in Homebush this week.
The graduates, 24, who met while studying at the University’s North Sydney Campus (MacKillop), made the decision to begin their journey to the priesthood after World Youth Day last year.
Christian, formerly a personal trainer, said the thought had been in the back of his mind for a long time. Read more | | |
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Graduate Association Frequently Asked Questions |
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How can I contact the Australian Catholic University Graduate Association?
To get in contact with the Graduate Association simply email graduates@acu.edu.au or call 1300 275 288.
How do I join the Australian Catholic University Graduate Association?
As a graduate you are automatically eligible for membership to the Australian Catholic University Graduate Association. Membership is also open to graduates of the University’s predecessor colleges, and to current and former staff, as well as friends of Australian Catholic University. Read more | | |
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What can you do for the Graduate Association? |
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Update your details
Keeping your details updated is an important step in maintaining regular communication with you. By advising us of changes to your email or mailing address, you will make future communication between you and the University simple and easy. Simply fill in the online form and your new details will be automatically updated.
Website
The Graduate Association webpage can become more exciting and interesting with your help. Information about graduates is provided for graduates, so if you have something you wish to see or would like to include, please let us know.
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