Information Technology, Engineering and the Environment sessions
December information sessions
details are below.
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- Mawson Lakes campus
- Information Technology
- Science
Engineering
Tuesday 8 December 2009
6:30pm - 8:00pm
MC1-02, Mawson Lakes campus
Engineering programs at UniSA are strongly aligned with industry demand for professional engineers, particularly in the fields of mining and resources, defence, computer networking and communications, civil infrastructure, construction, environmental engineering and advanced manufacturing.
Learn about career opportunities and hear more about our engineering programs: mechanical, electrical and information, civil and materials. You will hear from industry representatives, graduates, students and academic staff members. This session will give you an opportunity to tour the Mawson Lakes campus, see the facilities, including our new First Year Engineering Hub, and see the projects our students are working on.
The career opportunities for an engineer are endless. Be inspired about your future by attending UniSA's Engineering Career Information Session.
Environmental Management and Sustainability
Tuesday 8 December 2009
6:30pm - 8:00pm
MC1-21, Mawson Lakes campus
Environmental sustainability is one of the biggest challenges we face in our global community. UniSA has created four individual award programs dealing with different areas of environmental management and sustainability. If you have a passion for the environment, enjoy the outdoors and want to act now to manage our environmental situation, choose to study Biodiversity and Park Management, Environmental Protection and Park Management, Geographical and Earth Systems or Geospatial Information Systems at UniSA. Visit your potential home campus, see the student facilities, meet the teaching staff and find out about all the career opportunities available in the environmental management and sustainability field.
Science
Tuesday 8 December 2009
6:30pm - 8:00pm,
Mawson Centre Building MC2-07, Mawson Lakes campus
This session will cover information about the Bachelor of Science and the science double degree with education programs. The Bachelor of Science degree at UniSA is a flexible program, allowing students to study in the areas they are good at and are interested in. The program provides a broad science education through a combination of majors and minors from Applied Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Environmental Systems, Geospatial Information Systems, Geoscience, Mathematics and Statistics and Psychology. The career opportunities and industries you could find yourself working in once graduating are endless.
If you are interested in becoming a mathematics or science teacher, come along to this session and hear about the double degree opportunities with Education. You will also have the opportunity to tour our laboratories and hear about current projects.
Construction Management and Economics
Wednesday 9 December 2009
6:00pm - 8:00pm
P3-20, City East campus
Construction organisations worldwide seek out well educated graduates with good communication skills from recognised tertiary programs. The Bachelor of Construction Management and Economics is the only construction management degree offered in South Australia and is one of the most accredited construction management degrees in Australia. If managing a team, applying technical and practical knowledge in a range of situations and analysing problems to complete large industry construction projects interests you, come along to the information session and find out what you could be doing after your university studies.
Urban and Regional Planning
Wednesday 9 December 2009
6:00pm - 8:00pm
BJ3-52, City East campus
Planning is about effectively designing and managing the shared spaces in which people live, whether this be in large regions or cities, or smaller towns, suburbs and neighbourhoods. Ensuring that our cities and towns are more ecologically sustainable, socially just and economically productive is at the heart of urban and regional planning. The industry is currently experiencing a shortage of planners so the graduate employment rate is high, with great starting salaries. If you are interested in planning as a career or have never heard about it before, come along to the session and meet the teaching staff, see the facilities, find out about employment opportunities and talk to students and industry representatives.
Mathematics
Wednesday 9 December 2009
6:30pm - 8:00pm
BH2-16, City West campus
Mathematicians are employed to work on interesting projects in a wide range of industries including science, finance, engineering, agriculture and health science. If you are good with numbers and enjoy mathematics, come to the information session to find out about how mathematics is applied in industry and how you can make it your career. Graduates with a mathematics degree have a vast range of potential career paths and have well developed problem-solving skills which are highly valued by prospective employers. See your potential home campus and student facilities, talk to current students and meet the teaching staff.
Information Technology
Wednesday 9 December 2009
6:30pm - 8:00pm
GP2-31, Mawson Lakes campus
IT opens doors.
Information technology is rapidly changing the world. Virtually everything is powered by a computer, and every day, people across the globe interact with IT in some way. Quite simply, our world today cannot function without IT.
Our degree programs have been given a thorough 'make-over' which ensures their continued relevancy in today's vast IT landscape. These have been designed in consultation with government and industry that accentuates the skills and attributes demanded of an IT professional.
A few of the key features of our new Information Technology degrees for 2010 include a common first year, new skills, project courses and the opportunity to specialise in either business systems, games and entertainment design, networking and security, and software development.
Come along to our information sessions and hear about all the new changes and how you can prepare for an exciting IT career. You'll also have the chance to meet and mingle with our program directors and fellow students. We look forward to seeing you there.
In the meantime, if you require more information about UniSA programs, call 1300 UNINOW or Ask UniSA for further information about studying at UniSA.