Teaching and Learning


Physical Education
Outdoor and Environmental Education

Physical Education courses are suited to recreational and elite sportspeople and all who are interested in the theory and practice of sports.

The Outdoor and Environmental Education course equips students with skills and knowledge in understanding the role of the Environment in health, wellbeing and sustainability.

Outdoor and Environmental Education (PDF 1.1 MB)
Exercise Science (PDF 250.6 KB)
Sport Recreation and Leadership (PDF 1.8 MB)
Health and Wellbeing (PDF 272.8 KB)
Physical education Studies - PE (PDF 928.4 KB)
Sports Development - Elite Sports Program (PDF 1.4 MB)
Outdoor Recreation A/V (PDF 984.2 KB)

Technologies, Design and Information Technology (IT)

These highly practical, skills-based courses cover a wide variety of areas in Industrial Technology, Design, and Information Technology. There is a focus on skills development, applied studies and innovation. A variety of Vocational Education units are available, offering hands-on experience and industry-relevant training.

Information Technology (PDF 1.1 MB)
Engineering (PDF 331.6 KB)
Metal Products (PDF 472.6 KB)
Hospitality (PDF 822.4 KB)
Furniture Making (PDF 766.9 KB)
Food Studies (PDF 338.8 KB)
Design and Textiles (PDF 506.4 KB)
Design and Graphics (PDF 1.0 MB)
Design and Emerging Technologies - Industrial Design (PDF 396.2 KB)
Business Services (PDF 384.2 KB)
Automotive (PDF 306.2 KB)

English, English as and Additional Language (EAL) and Modern Languages

English focuses on developing students’ analytical, creative and critical thinking and communication skills in all language modes. Learning additional languages from a beginning to advanced levels widens horizons, broadens cognitive and cultural experience, and develops communicative and intercultural capabilities.

English (PDF 869.7 KB)
Modern Languages Indonesian Japanese Spanish (PDF 186.3 KB)

Science

Science courses focus on developing skills and knowledge through practical experiments, theoretical application and critical thinking, preparing students to explore the natural world with a scientific approach.

Psychology (PDF 435.6 KB)
Physics (PDF 640.3 KB)
Health Science (PDF 358.7 KB)
Earth and Environmental Science (PDF 602.6 KB)
Chemistry (PDF 372.9 KB)
Biology (PDF 395.6 KB)

Mathematics

Mathematics courses are tailored to different ability levels. Tertiary units prepare students for University level mathematics and Accredited Mathematics are designed for a more practical approach to using Mathematics in future careers and everyday life, ensuring every student finds a course that meets their needs.

Mathematics Tertiary (PDF 860.0 KB)
Mathematics Accredited (PDF 568.6 KB)

The Arts

The Arts faculty offers subjects in the performing, creative, and visual arts, fostering creativity, self-expression, and critical thinking. Engaging in the arts enhances problem-solving skills, encourages collaboration, and allows students to explore diverse perspectives.

Visual Art and Ceramics (PDF 1.9 MB)
Photography (PDF 290.0 KB)
Music (PDF 729.8 KB)
Media (PDF 593.8 KB)
Drama (PDF 601.4 KB)
Dance (PDF 419.0 KB)

Humanities, Social Sciences and Commerce

Our Humanities and Social Sciences courses cover subjects like Geography, Legal Studies, Sociology, and Social & Community Work, offering insights into human behaviour and societal structures.

Commerce courses, including Accounting, Business, and Economics, provide a strong foundation in financial literacy and business principles.

Sociology (PDF 387.6 KB)
Social and Community Work (PDF 927.5 KB)
Philosophy (PDF 668.6 KB)
Legal Studies (PDF 366.7 KB)
History (PDF 1.6 MB)
Global Studies (PDF 588.0 KB)
Geography (PDF 516.5 KB)
Economics (PDF 584.4 KB)
Business (PDF 558.9 KB)

Programs

Programs and activities which can enhance college experiences and create opportunities for the future include international conferencing with Global Classroom, work readiness with Vocational Courses, using athletic training as learning in the Elite Sports Program (by application), working with highly motivated peers in the Health, Medical and Applied Sciences R unit.

H Courses are offered to students via the UC accelerated pathways programs. Subjects at UC include: Creative Writing, Meeting Environmental Challenges, Politics and Democracy, Systemic Anatomy and Physiology, Understanding People and Behaviour, Visual Communication (Digital Design)

More information and how to apply at https://www.canberra.edu.au/campaign/accelerated-pathways-program

Elite Sports (PDF 1.5 MB)
Vocational Programs (PDF 412.7 KB)
Student Services (PDF 292.6 KB)
Politics, Philosophy, Economics and Global Perspectives (PPE) (PDF 453.5 KB)
International Private Students (PDF 407.9 KB)
Health Medical and Applied Sciences (PDF 836.8 KB)
Global Classroom (PDF 298.5 KB)