UniSA Foundation Studies
The
UniSA Foundation Studies program is a new pathway to university study
which replaces the Diploma in University Studies, as well as the
Information Technology, Applied Science and Engineering, and Whyalla
Bridging programs.
It is a one-year program, available full or part-time, on and/or off-campus.
It is an excellent pathway for people who want to undertake study at a
degree level but do not have the usual qualifications required for
entry.
The program offers different study strands which prepare students for
entry into undergraduate programs in the fields of Business; Health
Sciences; Education, Arts and Social Sciences; and Information
Technology, Engineering and the Environment.
UniSA Foundation Studies also develops the skills needed for successful
tertiary study (organisation, academic reading and writing, information
literacy, information technology, communication and group skills), and
introduces students to study that will be relevant to their chosen
future discipline.
- Testimonies from previous students
- 2008 Foundation Studies program brochure
- Strand information
- Modes of study - internal/external
- Program and course information
- Academic review process for UniSA Foundation Studies students
UniSA-PAL is a similar discrete university preparation program offered in partnership with UniSA and four adult re-entry schools - Hamilton, Thebarton, Marden and Para West - as well as being offered via distance mode through the Open Access College.
Contact details
For further information on any of the above, please contact:
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Dr Chris Klinger | |
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School of International Studies | |
| Magill Campus | ||
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Tel: +61 8 830 24587 | |
| Fax: +61 8 830 24396 | ||
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chris.klinger@unisa.edu.au |