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4 QIBT Your direct pathway to GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY 2012The Gold Coast:Study in paradiseLocated one hour’s drive south of Brisbane in southeastQueensland, the Gold Coast is one of Australia’s mostbeautiful coastal cities.Gold CoastOffering a near perfect climate with over 300days of sunshine a year, the region is hometo over 70 kilometres of some of the world’sbest surfing beaches, exhilarating themeparks, beachfront shopping precincts,rainforest hinterland and an array of vibrantlive entertainment and nightlife hotspots.As one of Australia’s fastest growing cities,the Gold Coast is also home to a thrivingbusiness community. Recognised asAustralia’s premier tourist destination — andattracting over 10 million overnight anddaytrip visitors each year — the Gold Coastoffers a multitude of employmentprospects in the hospitality industry. Thereare excellent facilities and opportunities foraspiring film students and world-classinfrastructure for research, training andeducation in the healthcare industry. GoldCoast City is also a candidate to host the2018 Commonwealth Games.Things to see and doLocal attractions include:• over 70 kilometres of beaches, anaverage water temperature of 22°C• some of the world’s most exhilaratingtheme parks, including WarnerBros Movie World, Dreamworld andWet ‘n’ Wild• a variety of wildlife parks includingSea World and the CurrumbinWildlife Sanctuary• the Gold Coast Hinterland, home torainforest reserves, national parks,vineyards, quaint villages and farmland• the world’s tallest residential tower,Q1, which is 322.5 metres above streetlevel and has an observation deck onthe 78th floor• the Regional Botanic Gardens, featuringa Butterfly Garden and Rose Garden• evening entertainment fromnightclubs, restaurants, clubs and thefamous Conrad Jupiter’s Casino toballet, theatre and Broadway musicals• restaurants and cafes in SurfersParadise and Broadbeach, offeringcuisine from around the world• major shopping centres, smallboutiques, specialty shops and markets• world-class sporting andrecreational facilitiesQueensland climateThe weather in Queensland is comfortable and sub-tropical. The Sunshine State enjoysbrilliant, warm summers and clear, mild winters, making it idyllic all year round.SeasonPeriodSummer December to February 21 ˚C to 29 ˚CAutumn March to May 16˚C to 26˚CWinter June to August 10˚C to 21˚CSpring September to November 15˚C to 25˚CAverage dailytemperature

5GOLD COASTQUEENSLAND FAST FACTSPopulation Brisbane: 2 millionGold Coast: 528,000CurrencyAustralian dollar (A$)Time zone Australian EasternStandard Time(GMT/UTC +10)Electricity 220–240 VLanguageEnglish

6 QIBT Your direct pathway to GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY 2012Griffith University:Play your part in the worldGriffith University’s global approach to teaching preparesgraduates for tomorrow’s international job market. Itsprograms focus on industry connections and hands-onexperience, which means Griffith students are alreadynetworked and connected before they graduate.In 2010 the Australian Research Councilgave Griffith University a rating of ‘worldstandard or better’ in 25 broad areas ofresearch.* By this measure Griffith is amongthe top 10 Australian universities, withmore than 90 percent of its academic staffworking in these fields. Griffith is alsoamong the top three percent of universitiesworldwide,* and is the number oneAustralian university destination for studentsfrom 28 countries.In 2011 Griffith was ranked in the top 500institutions for Academic Ranking of WorldUniversities (ARWU) (Shanghai Jiao TongWorld Ranking).Griffith Business School is internationallyaccredited by the Association to AdvanceCollegiate Schools of Business (AACSBInternational): fewer than five percent of theworld’s business schools have received thisaccolade. The school has also beenrecognised for leadership in integratingsocial, environmental and ethical issues intoits programs. Griffith’s Master of BusinessAdministration (MBA) degree was ranked27th in the world — and number one inAustralia — in the Aspen Institute’s BeyondGrey Pinstripes Global Top 100 for 2009–10.Global career choicesGriffith graduates are successful leadersin their fields around the world. As aGriffith graduate you’ll be able to makeuseful international contacts through ourever-growing alumni community. Visitgriffith.edu.au/development-alumnifor further details.Career Smarter, Griffith University’sinnovative online program, has beendeveloped exclusively for Griffith students.It will give you skills, confidence and theedge in national and global employmentmarkets. You can also use our Career Searchengine to match your desired career goalswith our program offerings atgriffith.edu.au/future-students.The Griffith University Industry MentoringProgram helps students to transition intothe workplace by matching postgraduatestudents from a range of disciplines withprofessionals in the same career field. Youwill have the opportunity to take part inprofessional development activities, shareresearch and expertise and engage socialactivities. For more information, visitgriffith.edu.au/careers-employment.Degrees thatcreate opportunitiesAt Griffith, an innovative approach toresearch, training and learning is creating awhole new student experience. As a foundingmember of Innovative Research UniversitiesAustralia (IRU-Australia), Griffith has areputation for identifying new developmentsin industry and pioneering innovative degreeprograms in emerging fields.Griffith was the first university in Australia tooffer programs in:• Asian Studies• Environmental Management• International Business• Microelectronic Engineering• Multimedia• an education alliance in AviationThe university currently has:• five campuses (Nathan, the Gold Coast,Mount Gravatt, Logan and South Bank)• 38 research centres• 268 undergraduate programs• 382 postgraduate programs• 2,173 areas of research expertise• 230 exchange partners* Based on fields of research at the four-digit level. Australian Research Council, Excellence in Research for Australia, national report, 2010.† Times Higher Education-QS World University Rankings, 2011.

“QIBT is a placesurrounded bydifferent peoplefrom all around theworld. It is a greatopportunity notonly to study in anenvironment that makeseducation more direct,helpful to studentsand that is a directpathway to GriffithUniversity, but also agreatopportunityto knowdifferentcultures andlearn fromothersto enrich yours.”OVERVIEWErica Carrera, Ecuador Commerce

8 QIBT Your direct pathway to GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY 2012QIBT: Queensland’s leadingpathway providerSince 1997, QIBT and Griffith University have helped over8,000 Australian and international students enter tertiarystudies, making QIBT Queensland’s leading universitypathway provider.QIBT provides high-quality education in asupportive learning environment thatensures the best graduate outcomes. Thecollege’s outstanding facilities and academicand welfare support services have alsocontributed to its success.As a QIBT student, you will be benefit from:• guaranteed entry to second year of yourbachelor’s degree at Griffith Universitywhen you complete your QIBT diploma ‡• the expertise of QIBT teachers, many ofwhom have either a master’s degree orPhD in their discipline area, and are alsoGriffith University lecturers• full access to all Griffith Universityservices and facilities on the MountGravatt and Gold Coast campuses,including libraries, computer labs,sporting facilities, on-campusaccommodation andemployment services• great value for money — QIBT tuitionfees are competitively priced amongAustralian institutions• small class sizes, typically with amaximum of 50 students in each lectureand 25 students in each tutorial orworkshop, to ensure you receiveindividual attention from your teachers• a single visa for the duration of yourstudies, covering your QIBT program,your Griffith degree program and yourEnglish language program (if applicable)Mount Gravatt campusIf you want to study at a relaxed and friendlyuniversity campus, then QIBT is for you. Thecollege is located on Griffith University’sMount Gravatt campus, 10 kilometres southof central Brisbane, in the scenic bushlandsetting of Toohey Forest.QIBT students attend classes here and at thenearby Nathan campus. A well-equippedlibrary, 24-hour computer labs, modernclassrooms, bookshops, cafeterias and cafésare just a few of the many facilities availableto QIBT students. Sporting facilities includetennis, basketball, badminton courts, asports oval, pool and a gym. There is alsoample on-campus car parking and anexpress bus service that operates regularlybetween the campuses and to the city.If you want to live on campus, GriffithUniversity’s Mount Gravatt ResidentialCollege provides fully catered single-roomaccommodation. See page 42 for moreinformation about accommodation options.Gold Coast campusIn February 2012 QIBT will open on theGriffith University’s Gold Coast campus.The Gold Coast is one hour’s drive south ofBrisbane and home to 56 kilometres ofsome of the world’s best beaches,exhilarating theme parks and beach frontshopping precincts.Griffith University’s Gold Coast Campusspans several sites. Students may need toattend classes across sites, including theAustralia Fair Shopping Centre site. The maincampus is set amid native bushland andfeatures state-of-the-art facilities. Studentson the main campus can relax at a campuscafé or restaurant and enjoy extensivesporting facilities, including an Olympicstandardathletics track, a gym, basketballcourts and tennis courts.The campus offers banking, post, medicaland welfare services, as well as on-campusaccommodation. QIBT can also help you findoff-campus accommodation, includinghomestays. See page 42 for moreinformation about accommodation options.QIBT is a registered higher educationprovider and is approved by the AustralianGovernment. The college delivers programsin compliance with the:• Commonwealth Education Services forOverseas Students (ESOS) Act 2000• Commonwealth Register ofInstitutions and Courses forOverseas Students (CRICOS)• Australian Council for Private Educationand Training (ACPET)‡ To be eligible to enter second year of a Griffith University degree you must successfully complete the diploma program and achieve all grade-point average (GPA)entry requirements.

1 2 3 45 6RICE7 8M13. Information Services Centre(D6)SSHIRE RDINESRIDGE RDADCRERDM14. International Building(E5)M15. Science Education(E5)M16. Social Sciences Annexe (E6)M17. Facilities Workshop(E5)M18. Residence(F5)M19. Facilities Store (F5)M20. Mt Gravatt Sports Centre (F4)M22. Oval(G5)M23. Auditorium(D6)M24. Psychology(E4)TO PACIFIC MOTORWAYCarParkCarParkTOOHEY RDORANGE GROVE RDTOOHEYFORESTPARKNATHANCAMPUSQEIIHOSPITALTROUGHTONROADKESSELS RDMT GRAV.CEMETERYQSACMAINS ROADMT GRAVATTCAMPUSBRISBANEINNOVATIONPARKKLUMPP RDPACIFIC MOTORWAYLOGAN/GOLD COAST9AM25. Tennis Court Shelter(F3)M26. Pool Pump House (F4)M27. Trade Store (G4)M28. Cafe M-28 (E5)Campus MapsM29. Griffith University Tennis Centre (G4)Bus StopUnder MaintenanceResidentialRoadLakeRoundCarParkHouseRoadM03M04CarParkM05M02BCOVERVIEWMount GravattCampus Building KeyM05. AccommodationM06. EducationM07. TechnologyM08. CommunityM09. Arts and MusicM10. Social SciencesM12. Recreation HallM13. LibraryM14. International Building (QIBT)M15. Science EducationM23. AuditoriumM24. PsychologyM20. Sports CentreM28. Cafe M28M29. Tennis CentreMessines Ridge RoadPath To Nathan CampusPACIFIC MOTORWAYAreaGrassedWestCar ParkM25Up p erCaSouth Car ParkrPaSports RoadCar ParkrkUpperCar Park ABSports RoadM20M01M27M26POOLM12M24M11M17Circular DriveSocialM19SECURITYOFFICEM28SciencesM15M18M06RoadM10M14TheCircleCircular DriveM23M13 M08iM09M16M07Park RoadLowerCarParkDEFGM29OvalM22Gold CoastCampus Building KeyG01. Business 1G02. Clinical Sciences 1G03. Lecture Theatres 1 & 2G04. ServicesG05. Health SciencesG06. Business 3G07. The Link (Student Guild)G09. EngineeringG10. Graham Jones CentreG12. Science 2G13. Multi Storey CarparkG14. Visual ArtsG16. Clinical Sciences 2G17. Lecture Theatres 3 & 4G23. MultimediaG24. Science 1G25. Glycomics 2G26. Glycomics 1G27. Business 2G30. Arts and Education 1G31. Arts and Education 2G32. The PavilionG33. Student CentreG34. The ChancelleryG36. LawG39. Science, Engineering& ArchitectureG40. Griffith Health CentreG51. Smart Water Research CentreG52. International BuildingGT1. Clinical Science AnnexGT2. Coastal Management0 50m 100mO L S E NWSNA V E N U EE/ ////G11GCCCAthleticTrackG02GT3. GELIGH1. Centre for Medicine andOral HealthGQA. Queensland Academy forHealth SciencesCrestwoodDriveTo Pacific MotorwayGriffith WayChurch of ChristE/ / /GCCCCarparkClinical LaneGT1G40G16G37Health DriveBG29G33G34University DriveDFutureChancelleryAGCRT TracksRd.G10Science RdG25G26G24G20S M I T HEverest DriveQueen StLinkLittle High StNerang StGold CoastHospitalGCRT STATIONG12LaneG07iHigh StGH1G07Frog LaneG17G28 G22G03G01SECURITYOFFICEG52GH1 - Centre for Medicineand Oral HealthGH1 Car park - traveleast on Queen St andturn left.Kosciusko Cr.Griffith University(UBD Map 29/E14)HG05P A R K L A N D SG38T heat r esG08PACIFICHelensvaleMOTORWAYSOUT HPORTM1NERANGLaneAlumni Pl.G27G31GT2GQA BQueenslandAcademyfor HealthSciencesFLocation plan2ARUNDELEXIT66PARKWOODSMITH ST MWYNerangOLSEN AV.MOLENDINAR20N E RA N GFG36G06G14Science RdGriffith University BridgeG53Village RoadRD.24DAOLSEN AV.ECG3090 4BENOWACARRARAG21Multimedia LaneGT3Bridge LaneG19G51Griffith University Village4GOLDCOASTCAMPUSLABRADORMUSGRAVE AV.10SOUTHPORTNERANGASHMOREST.ASHMORE RDG09G04FERRY RDBUNDALL3ParklandsShowground1 2 3 4 5 6 7G23GEDMUNDDRIVETHESPITGOLD COASTHOSPITAL2D R I V EG09S T R E E TIMAINBEACHSURFERSPARADISEG39Engineering DriveTo Southport Nerang Rd.NBROADBEACHUBD Map 28/K10G13Under ConstructionTo SouthportHAB09map_gen_mtg.dwgBus StopFoot PathICDEFGJKLMN

11OVERVIEWSemester study plansProgramFirst semester14 weeksBreak2 weeksSecond semester14 weeksBreak2 weeksThird semester14 weeksProgramduration2 semester Certificate IVor diploma program4 Certificate IV ordiploma courses– 4 Certificate IV ordiploma courses– – 8 months3 semester diploma program 3 diploma courses – 3 diploma courses – 2 diploma courses 12 monthsCertificate IV 70%transfer program †MEAP (plus Certificate IVor diploma program) ‡Associate Degree in Commerceand Business (first-year)*Associate Degree in Commerceand Business (first-year)2 semester duration*Associate Degree in Commerceand Business § (second-year)*Associate Degree in Commerceand Business § (second-year)2 semester duration*Postgraduate QualifyingProgram (PQP)4 CertificateIV coursesEnglish plus 1Certificate IV ordiploma course3 core, specialistor elective courses4 core, specialist orelective courses3 core, specialistor elective courses4 core, specialist orelective courses4 PQP courses(see page 30)– 4 diploma courses – 4 diploma courses 12 months– 3 or 4 Certificate IVor diploma courses– 3 core, specialist orelective courses- 4 core, specialist orelective courses– 3 core, specialist orelective courses- 4 core, specialist orelective courses– 3 or 4 Certificate IVor diploma courses– 2 core, specialist orelective courses12 months12 months- - 8 months– 2 core, specialist orelective courses12 months- - 8 months- - - - -* Students who have completed the Diploma of Commerce or Diploma of Hotel Management receive credit for first- year of the Associate Degree and enter insecond-year.# To be granted entry into second year of a Griffith University bachelor’s degree, you must complete the relevant diploma program and achieve all GPAentry requirements.† If you have completed Year 12 at secondary school (or equivalent) you may transfer from Certificate IV to a diploma program after one semester if you achieve a70 percent mark average across four courses.‡ The MEAP is not offered with the Diploma of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Diploma of Health Care, Diploma of Health Sciences or the PostgraduateQualifying Program (PQP). The MEAP is also not available for the June intakes of the Diploma of Graphic Design or the Diploma of Biosciences.§ The Associate Degree in Commerce and Business is aimed at students who complete a QIBT Diploma of Commerce or Hotel Management with a GPA of lessthan 4.5. You must complete a further eight courses over one year and obtain a GPA of 4.0 for entry into the third year of the equivalent Griffith bachelor’s degree.What is a GPA?Each student who completes a QIBTdiploma will receive a grade-point average(GPA). This is a score between 0 and 7.0that reflects average academicachievement during a program.GPA calculations are especially relevantwhere a GPA requirement is part of theentry criteria for a Griffith Universitydegree program. If you complete aDiploma of Commerce, for example, theBachelor of Commerce has a GPA entryrequirement of 4.5. GPA examples:• a student who achieves a pass grade ineight courses with no failing gradeswould have a GPA of 4.0• a student who achieves four passgrades and four credit grades acrosseight courses would have a GPA of 4.5

14 QIBT Your direct pathway to GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY 2012Diploma of BiosciencesBiosciences refers to the processes and systems thatcreate, sustain or threaten life. It is one of the fastestdeveloping branches of science today, with world issuessuch as BSE (Mad Cow Disease), genetically modified foodand human-gene research constantly in the headlines.QIBT, through its association with GriffithUniversity, provides a well-designed, flexibleand coherent diploma program leadingprimarily to a selection of Griffith Universitybachelor’s degrees. The QIBT Diploma ofBiosciences is well-matched to the universitysyllabus and clearly informed by industryand research.Students enrolled in this program willattend classes delivered by QIBT atGriffith University’s Mount Gravatt andNathan campuses.For more information, visitqibt.qld.edu.au/biosciences.Second-year entry to Griffith University ‡Diploma of Biosciences*Program Cost: A$22,980 †LocationCreditMount Gravatt campusDegreepoints §IntakesBachelor of Biomedical Science N 80February and JuneBachelor of Biomolecular Science (Advanced) N 80DurationBachelor of Science80Two or three semestersMajors: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology; Biological Science; Chemistry;Clinical Science; Forest and Horticultural Science; Microbiology NCoursesCredit eligibility for other programsFirst semesterBachelor of Science50• Academic and ProfessionalSkills Development for ScienceMajors: Applied Chemistry; Marine Biology GCand Technology• Cell Biology and Biological Systems• Chemistry A• Human Biology: Human Organism Potential career paths for degree graduatesOR Mathematics 1ASecond semesterBioengineering; biology; cancer research; forensic science; healthcare; laboratory orpathology work; neuroscience; veterinary science.• Chemistry B• Functional MolecularGenetics Statistics• Statistics• Structural BiochemistryThis program can also be completed inthree semesters.CRICOS code: 070424G* Program structure is an indicative guide only. Year 12 Mathematics B (or equivalent) is a prerequisite for this program. Year 12 Chemistry or Biological Science (orequivalent) is also recommended.† This fee applies to international students only. Fees for Australian citizens and permanent residents are listed at qibt.qld.edu.au.‡ Progression: For progression to a Bachelor of Biomedical Science at Griffith University, students must obtain a GPA of at least 4.5. Entry to the Bachelor of BiomolecularScience or Bachelor of Science requires a GPA of at least 4.0.§ Credit: 80 credit points are equivalent to one year of full-time study.GC: Gold Coast Campus L: Logan Campus MG: Mount Gravatt Campus N: Nathan Campus SB: South Bank Campus

15Diploma of CommerceAcclaimed as one of the best places to study business inAustralia, the Griffith Business School offers innovativeprograms in areas such as international business, finance,accounting, management and marketing.The Griffith Business School joined theranks of Harvard, Yale and the LondonBusiness School in 2009 when it receivedinternational accreditation. Its MBA programhas also received a five-star ranking in theGood Universities Guide for eightconsecutive years. For more information,visit qibt.qld.edu.au/commerce.PROGRAMSDiploma of Commerce*LocationsMount Gravatt andGold Coast campusesIntakesFebruary, June and OctoberDurationTwo or three semestersCoursesFirst semester• Academic and ProfessionalSkills Development• Accounting Principles• Business Information Systems• Introduction to MarketingSecond semester• Business Statistics• Economics for Managers• Employment Relations• Management ConceptsThis program can also be completedthree semesters.Program Cost: A$18,480 † Second-year entry to Griffith University ‡DegreeBachelor of Business ‡Choose one major and a second (optional) area of specialisationMajors: Employment Relations; Human Resource Management; InformationSystems; International Management; Logistics and Supply ChainManagement; Management; Marketing; Occupational Health and Safety;Sustainable Enterprise GC NBachelor of Commerce ‡Major: Accounting GC L NBachelor of Commerce ‡Majors: Economics; Finance GC NBachelor of Commerce ‡Major: Financial Planning GCBachelor of International Business ‡ GC NCredit eligibility for other programsBachelor of Business ‡Major: Real Estate and Property GC NBachelor of Business ‡Majors: Event Management; Hotel Management; International Tourism andHotel Management; Sport Management GC NBachelor of Arts GC L NBachelor of Business Information SystemsCreditpoints §80808080**80 ††70605050inBachelor of Communication 30Potential career paths for degree graduatesAccounting; advertising; auditing; business management; commercial and taxationlaw; financial and management accounting; human resource management; industrialrelations; international business; marketing; public relations; stockbroking.CRICOS code: 026674K* Program structure is an indicative guide only.† This fee applies to international students only. Fees for Australian citizens and permanent residents are listed at qibt.qld.edu.au.‡ Progression: International students must obtain a GPA of at least 4.5 in the diploma to progress to their chosen degree.§ Credit: 80 credit points are equivalent to one year of full-time study.** 70 credit points are available to international students who are required to undertake an English Language Enhancement course as part of the bachelor’s degree.†† 80 credit points are available to students who do not take a language major. 70 credit points are available to students who take a language major.GC: Gold Coast Campus L: Logan Campus MG: Mount Gravatt Campus N: Nathan Campus SB: South Bank Campus

16 QIBT Your direct pathway to GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY 2012"I believethat QIBTis the bestplace to startyour degree.You will neverregret yourdecision if youchoose tostudyat QIBT. "Lu Myang Shawng, Myanmar Hotel Management

17Diploma of Criminology andCriminal JusticePROGRAMSCriminology is the study of the complex issues of crimeand criminal justice. Criminologists work in federal andstate justice agencies such as research and statisticsinstitutes, police departments and courts. Correctionalauthorities also employ criminologists as researchers,assessors and policy advisors, while other criminologistswork in private practice providing consulting services forlaw reform, justice, forensic psychology, behaviouralscience or crime statistics.Griffith University was one of the pioneersof the criminology degree in Australia, andprovides students with a pathway to a widerange of career opportunities in thecriminal justice system.Students enrolled in this program willattend classes delivered by QIBT and GriffithUniversity on Griffith University’s MountGravatt campus. For more information,visit qibt.qld.edu.au/criminology.Second-year entry to Griffith University ‡Diploma of CriminologyProgram Cost: A$18,960 †and Criminal Justice*CreditLocationDegreepoints §Mount Gravatt campusBachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice80IntakeMajors (choose one): Corrections; Crime and Justice Research; CrimeFebruaryPrevention; Criminal Justice; Police Studies MGDurationTwo semestersPotential career paths for degree graduatesCoursesFirst semester• Academic and ProfessionalCommunity conference convening; community corrections; criminal justice; customs;investigation; legal aid administration; security consulting; state or federal police;strategic crime assessment.Skills Development• An Introduction to Crime• Crime and Society• Police Courts and Criminal LawSecond semester• Doing Criminology• Introduction to Criminal Justice• Introduction toForensic Psychology• Law, Government and PolicyThis program can also be completed inthree semesters.Griffith University CRICOS code: 058861J* Program structure is an indicative guide only. You must have an IELTS score of 6.5 to enter this program (with no sub-score less than 6.0).† This program is not available to Australian students, only to international students.‡ Progression: International students must successfully complete the diploma to be eligible to enter the Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice.§ Credit: 80 credit points are equivalent to one year of full-time study.GC: Gold Coast Campus L: Logan Campus MG: Mount Gravatt Campus N: Nathan Campus SB: South Bank Campus

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20 QIBT Your direct pathway to GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY 2012Diploma of Graphic DesignAs in many fields, the design industry is continuously evolvingas trends and technologies change. At QIBT and GriffithUniversity’s Queensland College of Art (QCA) in South Bank,Brisbane, you will be immersed in the core fundamentals ofdesign: colour theory, typography and drawing.During the program you will work in teamsand individually as you learn to thinkspatially and visually. You will also developcreative problem-solving techniques andskills in time management, communication,resourcefulness, creativity, visual appreciationand exploration. For more information, visitqibt.qld.edu.au/design.Second-year entry to Griffith University ‡Diploma of Graphic Design*Program Cost: A$21,525 †LocationCreditMount Gravatt campusDegreepoints §IntakesBachelor of Design80February and JuneMajors: Interior Design; Product Design, Visual Communication Design SBDurationBachelor of Digital Media80Two or three semestersMajors: 3-Dimensional Design; Digital Design; ePhotojournalism; Fine ArtPractice; Graphic Design GCCoursesCredit eligibility for other programsFirst semesterBachelor of Fine Art** SB 60• Academic and Professional Skills• Digital Graphic Design• Drawing for Design• Modernism and Post-ModernismPotential career paths for degree graduatesSecond semesterAdvertising; graphic design; interior design; marketing; package design; print design.• Computer Visualisation andImage Creation• Reading the Visual• Typographic Design I• Visual Communication Design IThis program can also be completed inthree semesters.CRICOS code: 056514M* Program structure is an indicative guide only. Previous completion of Year 12 Art, Design, Graphics or Technical Studies (or equivalent) is recommended.† This fee applies to international students only. Fees for Australian citizens and permanent residents are listed at qibt.qld.edu.au.‡ Progression: International students must obtain a GPA of at least 4.0 in the diploma to progress to the degree.§ Credit: 80 credit points are equivalent to one year of full-time study. To receive 80 credit points towards the Bachelor of Design (Interior Design), Bachelor of Design(Product Design) or Bachelor of Digital Media you must choose a specialisation or elective major in Visual Communication Design. Selecting any of these programs mayextend the duration of your degree by up to one year.** Students must submit a portfolio.GC: Gold Coast Campus L: Logan Campus MG: Mount Gravatt Campus N: Nathan Campus SB: South Bank Campus

21“QIBT is such awelcoming place,you can reallyfeel thepassionthat the lecturers havefor the subjects thatthey teach.”PROGRAMSRebecca Tizzone, Australia Graphic Design

22 QIBT Your direct pathway to GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY 2012Diploma of Health CareThe Diploma is primarily designed to prepare students forentry to the second year of the Griffith University Bachelorof Nursing degree, although graduates will exit withknowledge, skills and attitudes for beginner level practice ina health care setting.Students will learn about core conceptsrelated to the anatomy and physiology of thehuman body and the ways in which the bodyand mind develop/change acrossthe lifespan. The theoretical contentexplored in these beginning level coursestakes place within the classroom, throughsimulated practice in laboratory settings,as well as real life exposure in a healthcare setting. Classes and practicalplacements may be scheduled duringweekends and outside of the normalsemester period. For more information,visit qibt.qld.edu.au/healthcare.Second-year entry to Griffith University ‡Diploma of Health Care*Program Cost: A$21,970 †LocationCreditGold Coast campusDegreepoints §IntakesBachelor of Nursing GC 80February and JuneDurationTwo or three semestersPotential career paths for degree graduatesRegistered Nurse.CoursesFirst semesterWith further study or experience, a nurse may choose to specialise in a range of fieldssuch as aged care, emergency, medical health, paediatrics, midwifery, palliative care,• Effective Communicationintensive care, cancer, medical/surgical, community practice or women’s health.• Clinical Health Assessment• Anatomy & Physiology I• Academic and Professional SkillsDevelopment for Science andDegree graduates will be eligible to information regarding EnglishTechnology; OR English Languageapply for registration as a nurse (RN) language competency requirements:Communication for Healthwith the Australian Health Practitioner ahpra.gov.au/.Second semesterRegulation Agency.Entry to the Diploma of Health Care• Anatomy & Physiology IIAll university nursing graduates who seek requires an IELTS of 6.5 with no band• Health Care Practicesregistration and are identified as having below 6.5. Each intake is limited to• Understanding Research in Practice English as a second language will be 50 students.• Medications and safe administration required to meet English language testingStudents will be required to purchaseThis program can also be completed inrequirements. International studentsadditional clothing and equipment, asthree semesters.should contact the Australian Healthwell as cover costs associated withPractitioner Regulation Agency forimmunisation and pre-placement checks.CRICOS code: 075186J* Program structure is an indicative guide only.† This fee applies to international students only. Fees for Australian citizens and permanent residents are listed at qibt.qld.edu.au.‡ International students wishing to progress from a Diploma of Health Care at QIBT to the Bachelor of Nursing at Griffith University will be required to achievea minimum overall GPA of 4.0. Quotas apply.§ Credit: 80 credit points are equivalent to one year of full-time study.GC: Gold Coast Campus L: Logan Campus MG: Mount Gravatt Campus N: Nathan Campus SB: South Bank Campus

24 QIBT Your direct pathway to GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY 2012Diploma of Hotel ManagementThe hospitality and tourism industries contribute more thanA$4 trillion in gross global output, which translates intomillions of jobs worldwide.As the industry moves from being skillsbased to a more knowledge-based industry,you need a higher level of education toaccess the top jobs. Managers now need tobe fully attuned to the culture, service andcompetitive aspects of the sector.During the diploma you will learn about theservice industry in general, as well as basichotel operations, and will gain basicmanagement and accounting skills. Inaddition to quality classroom experienceswith your lecturers, you will gain valuabletraining and work experience in leadinghotels and restaurants — you may even getpaid employment during your studies. Formore information, visit qibt.qld.edu.au/hm.Diploma ofHotel Management*Second-year entry to Griffith University ‡CreditLocationsDegreepoints §Mount Gravatt andGold Coast campusesBachelor of Business (Hotel, Tourism, Event, Real Estate and Property, Sport) 80Majors: Hotel Management; Sustainable Tourism Management GCIntakesBachelor of Business (Hotel, Tourism, Event, Real Estate and Property, Sport) 80February, June and OctoberMajors: Event Management; Sport Management GC NDurationBachelor of Business (Hotel, Tourism, Event, Real Estate and Property, Sport) 80Two or three semestersMajors: International Tourism and Hotel Management NCoursesBachelor of International Business GC N 80**First semesterCredit eligibility for other programs• Introduction to MarketingBachelor of Business70• Information Systems forMajors: Employment Relations; Human Resource Management; InformationService IndustriesSystems; International Management; Logistics and Supply Chain Management;• Academic and ProfessionalManagement; Marketing; Occupational Health and Safety; SustainableSkills DevelopmentEnterprise GC N• International Tourism andHotel SystemsBachelor of Business (Hotel, Tourism, Event, Real Estate and Property, Sport) 70Second semesterMajor: Real Estate and Property GC N• Management ConceptsBachelor of Commerce60• Rooms Division ManagementMajors: Accounting; Economics; Finance GC N• Accounting for Decision MakingBachelor of Commerce60• International Food andBeverage ManagementMajor: Financial Planning GCThis program can also be completed inthree semesters.Potential career paths for degree graduatesAirline services; club and recreational facility management; hotel, resort and restaurantmanagement; tourism, event and sport management.CRICOS code: 052593F* Program structure is an indicative guide only. Students must also complete 80 hours of relevant work experience.† This fee applies to international students only. Fees for Australian citizens and permanent residents are listed at qibt.qld.edu.au.‡ Progression: International students must obtain a GPA of at least 4.5 in the diploma to progress to their chosen degree.§ Credit: 80 credit points are equivalent to one year of full-time study.** 80 credit points are available to students who do not take a language major. 70 credit points are available to students who take a language major.GC: Gold Coast Campus L: Logan Campus MG: Mount Gravatt Campus N: Nathan Campus SB: South Bank Campus

25PROGRAMS"As I left school earlyto study dance, I didnot complete my HSCand was not able to godirectly into university. Iwas informed of QIBTand commenced study thefollowing semester.QIBT hasgiven me theopportunityto study ata universitylevelwhilst effectivelycompleting the first yearof my degree."Jessica Burness, Australia Hotel Management

26 QIBT Your direct pathway to GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY 2012Diploma of Information TechnologyAustralians are leaders in software and systemdevelopment. IT professionals contribute to business growthand organisational efficiency by monitoring and sustainingtechnology within an organisation, troubleshooting technicalissues, controlling information systems, processing dataand maintaining IP addresses.The diploma will give you a broadunderstanding of all aspects of IT to equipyou for further studies in computerprogramming, computer science, databaseadministration, information systems,interactive web development, softwareengineering and systems design. For moreinformation, visit qibt.qld.edu.au/it.Diploma ofInformation Technology*Second-year entry to Griffith University ‡LocationDegreeMount Gravatt campusBachelor of Information Technology80IntakesMajors: Computing and Intelligent Systems; Games Programming; Informatics;February, June and OctoberIT Management and Marketing; Multimedia; Systems Development andIT Services GC NDurationBachelor of Information Technology80Two or three semestersMajor: Information Systems NCoursesBachelor of Information Technology80First semesterMajor: Networking and Security GC• Academic and ProfessionalCredit eligibility for other programsSkills Development for Scienceand TechnologyBachelor of Information Technology/Bachelor of Multimedia GC N 70• Introduction to Computing SystemsBachelor of Multimedia GC N 50and Networks• Introduction to InformationBachelor of Business Information Systems GC N 50Systems Development• Programming ISecond semesterPotential career paths for degree graduates• Discrete Structures IApplication programming; communications; database design; game development;• Programming IIsoftware engineering; systems analysis; systems programming.• Systems Analysis and Design• Web Design and DevelopmentThis program can also be completed inthree semesters.Creditpoints §CRICOS code: 026675J* Program structure is an indicative guide only. Year 12 Mathematics A (or equivalent) is a prerequisite for this program.† This fee applies to international students only. Fees for Australian citizens and permanent residents are listed at qibt.qld.edu.au.‡ International students must successfully complete the diploma to progress to their chosen degree.§ Credit: 80 credit points are equivalent to one year of full-time study.GC: Gold Coast Campus L: Logan Campus MG: Mount Gravatt Campus N: Nathan Campus SB: South Bank Campus

27Diploma of Media and CommunicationSociety is based on communication, whether it is written,spoken or visual. The communication industry is rapidlychanging with specialist areas continually developing.PROGRAMSThis wide ranging program wasdeveloped to meet the changing needsof the industry and encompassescommunication skills and techniquesincluding screen production, analysis ofthe mass media and communicationindustries, marketing, public relations,creative writing, new technologies andjournalism. For more information, visitqibt.qld.edu.au/mediaandcommunication.Diploma of Mediaand Communication*Second-year entry to Griffith University ‡LocationDegreeGold Coast campusBachelor of Communication GC 80IntakesBachelor of Journalism GC 80February, June and OctoberDurationTwo or three semestersPotential career paths for degree graduatesJournalist; public relations; media or film industry; public education; commercialCoursescommunication; art or leisure manager.First semester• Academic and ProfessionalSkills Development• Styles and Genres of Journalism• Youth and Society• Screen Analysis 1Second semester• New Communication Technologies• Communication Performance• News and Politics• Introduction to Public RelationsThis program can also be completed inthree semesters.Creditpoints §CRICOS code: 075187G* Program structure is an indicative guide only.† This fee applies to international students only. Fees for Australian citizens and permanent residents are listed at qibt.qld.edu.au.‡ International students must obtain a GPA of at least 4.0 in the diploma to be eligible to progress to their chosen degree.§ Credit: 80 credit points are equivalent to one year of full-time study.GC: Gold Coast Campus L: Logan Campus MG: Mount Gravatt Campus N: Nathan Campus SB: South Bank Campus

28 QIBT Your direct pathway to GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY 2012Associate Degree inCommerce and BusinessThe business world offers exciting and rewarding careersfor young people with initiative, talent and drive. A widerange of options are available, from the vibrant andchallenging global professions of accounting and financeto managing people in today’s business world or engagingin the rapidly growing international tourism and hotelmanagement industries.QIBT’s Associate Degree in Commerce andBusiness is a two-year program leading tothe third year of a Griffith University Bachelorof Commerce or Bachelor of Businessdegree. QIBT Diploma of Commerce or HotelManagement graduates who do not meetrequirements to enter second year of theGriffith University Bachelor of Commerce orBusiness are eligible for one year of credit inthe Associate Degree. Only one further yearof study must then be completed to beeligible for the degree award. The additionalyear in QIBT’s supportive environmentprovides students with an opportunity tofurther prepare for entry to the Griffithbachelor’s degree.Direct entry to the first or second year ofthe Associate Degree in Commerce andBusiness with credit from other educationinstitutions may also be consideredon application. For more informationabout the Associate Degree, visitqibt.qld.edu.au/associatedegree.Associate Degree in Commerce and Business**LocationsMount Gravatt and Gold Coast campusesIntakesFebruary, June and OctoberDurationTwo years (including the Diplomaof Commerce or Diploma ofHotel Management)CoursesFirst yearEight core courses, reflecting the Diploma ofCommerce or Hotel Management(80 credit points)Second yearEight core, specialist and elective courses(80 credit points)Specialisations• Accounting• Finance• Hotel Management• Human Resource Management• International Tourism andHotel Management• ManagementFor details of second-year courseswithin each specialisation, visitqibt.qld.edu.au/associatedegree.Program Cost: A$36,960(first-year entry with no credit)Program Cost: A$18,480(second-year entry)*Third-year entry to Griffith University ‡DegreeBachelor of BusinessMajors: Hotel Management; Human Resource Management; InternationalTourism and Hotel Management; Management GC NBachelor of CommerceMajors: Accounting; Finance GC NCreditpoints §160160Potential career paths fordegree graduatesDepending on your specialisation:accounting; administrationmanagement; airline services; auditing;business management; club andrecreational facility management; hoteland resort management; humanresource management; internationalbusiness; managerial accounting;restaurant management; taxation;tourism and event management.CRICOS code: 070425F* These fees apply to international students only. Fees for Australian citizens and permanent residents are listed at qibt.qld.edu.au.** Program structure is indicative guide only.‡ Progression: International students must obtain a GPA of at least 4.0 in the Associate Degree of Commerce and Business to progress to their chosen degree.Credit: 160 credit points are equivalent to two years of full-time study.GC: Gold Coast Campus L: Logan Campus MG: Mount Gravatt Campus N: Nathan Campus SB: South Bank Campus

29“I saw QIBT as being anopportunity to learn in aneasy going atmospherewhere I would besurrounded by very helpfulteachers and would beable to learn at my ownpace. QIBT gives mestress-freefreedomthat makes my life as astudent that bit easier.”PROGRAMSGhilay Woldemariam, Eritrea Africa Commerce

31PROGRAMSPostgraduate Qualifying Program (PQP)LocationsMount Gravatt and Gold Coast campuses(depending on field of study)IntakesFebruary, July and October(depending on field of study)DurationOne semesterEntry requirementsTo qualify, you must have completed:• a recognised undergraduate degree; or• a four-year certificate of graduation; † or• a recognised three-year diploma †and have:• an IELTS score of 6.0 (with no band lessthan 5.5); or• a TOEFL (paper) score of 550, TOEFL(computer) score of 213 or TOEFL iBToverall score of 79 with no individualscore less than 19; or• an International Second LanguageProficiency Rating (ISLPR) of 3; or• successfully completed a GriffithEnglish Language Institute (GELI) DirectEntry Program (DEP)Please see pages 35-37 for academic entryrequirements specific to your country.Courses• Academic Communication forPostgraduate Students(10 credit points)• Intercultural Issues forPostgraduate Students(10 credit points)• Introduction to Research(10 credit points)• one graduate certificate ormaster’s course (10 credit points)Progression requirementsUpon successful completion of the PQP,students must have a GPA of 4.5 to progressto all of the following postgraduate programswith the exception of the GraduateCertificate in International BusinessAdministration; International Master ofBusiness Administration, GraduateCertificate in Aviation Management; Masterof Aviation Management; and Master ofScience, which require a GPA of 5.0.Credit eligibilityOne course credit (10 credit points) maybe awarded towards your packagedpostgraduate program if you successfullycomplete the PQP.Work experienceTo be eligible for some master’s programs,you need to have undertaken relevant workexperience. In these instances, we willrequest that you provide evidence of relevantwork experience during the offer process.Program Cost: A$8,320*Entry into postgraduate degree programGriffith Business School• Graduate Certificate in Business GC• Graduate Certificatein Commerce GC N• Graduate Certificate inEvent Management GC• Graduate Certificate inInternational Business N• Graduate Certificate in InternationalBusiness Administration GC• Graduate Certificate inInternational Tourism andHospitality Management GC• Graduate Certificatein Marketing GC N• Graduate Certificate inSport Management GC• International Master ofBusiness Administration(Advanced) GC• International Master of BusinessAdministration (incorporatingWork-Integrated Learning) GC• Master of Business(Event Management, InternationalTourism and Hospitality Management,Sport Management) GC• Master of Commerce (Applied Finance,Financial Planning, ProfessionalAccounting) GC N ‡• Master of HumanResource Management GC N• Master of International Business N• Master of Marketing GC NSchool of Bimolecular andPhysical Sciences• Graduate Certificate inAviation Management N• Master of Aviation Management N• Master of Science(Biotechnology; Molecular Biology) NSchool of Engineering• Graduate Certificateof Engineering GC• Master of Engineering GCSchool of Information andCommunication Technology• Master of Information Technology–campus depends on chosen major(Business, Data Management,Enterprise Architecture, eServices,or Networking and Security)• Master of Information Technology(Advanced) – campus depends onchosen major (Business, DataManagement, EnterpriseArchitecture, eServices, orNetworking and Security)CRICOS code: 075200E* This fee applies to international students only. Fees for Australian citizens and permanent residents are listed at qibt.qld.edu.au.† Qualifications must be from a degree-granting institution recognised by Australia’s National Office of Overseas Skills Recognition (NOOSR).‡ To be eligible for membership to CPA Australia, students must complete 16 master’s courses.GC: Gold Coast Campus N: Nathan Campus

33MEAP academic calendarYear Intake Orientation ‡ Start date Mid–semester break End date Duration2011 October 13–14 October 17 October 24 December – 2 January 3 February 2012 15 weeks2012 § February 16–17 February 20 February 9–15 April 9 June 15 weeksJune 14–15 June 18 June 13–19 August 6 October 15 weeksOctober 11–12 October 15 October 25 December 2012 – 1 January 2013 8 February 2013 15 weeks§2012 dates are principal dates only.ESSENTIAL INFORMATIONGELI start dates 2011/12 (Brisbane and Gold Coast)Year Orientation ‡ Start date Programs available for this intake2011 6 October 10 October GE, ETP, EAP, DEP Preparation and DEP10 November 14 November GE, ETP, EAP, DEP Preparation and DEP2012 5 January 9 January GE, ETP and EAP9 February 13 February GE, ETP, EAP and DEP Preparation15 March 19 March GE, ETP, EAP, DEP Preparation and DEP19 April 23 April GE, ETP, EAP and DEP24 May 28 May GE, ETP and EAP29 June 2 July GE, ETP and EAP2 August 6 August GE, ETP and EAP6 September 10 September GE, ETP, EAP and DEP Preparation11 October 15 October GE, ETP, EAP, DEP Preparation and DEP15 November 19 November GE, ETP, EAP, DEP Preparation and DEP‡All students must attend orientation. Students who arrive late will not be permitted into their program.

34 QIBT Your direct pathway to GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY 2012Admission requirementsGeneralEntry into the Certificate IV programgenerally requires that you successfullycomplete the equivalent of Australian Year11. Entry into diploma a program generallyrequires that you successfully complete theequivalent of Australian Year 12. Specificacademic requirements for differentcountries are listed on pages 35-37. If youhave completed Year 12 or equivalent butyour results do not qualify you for entry intoa diploma program, you will be offeredentry to the Certificate IV program. Youmay then transfer to a diploma programafter one semester if you achieve a markaverage of 70 percent in four courses.Mature-age entryIf you are a mature-age student (aged 21 orover), you may be admitted into a programwithout meeting the formal academicrequirements if you have completedrelevant work experience and/or anotheracceptable qualification.English language requirementsThe language of instruction at QIBT isEnglish. Students must demonstrate asuitable level of English languageproficiency before being admitted into aprogram. This can be done by obtainingone of the results shown in the table below.Students who do not meet the Englishlanguage requirements may be eligible forentry to the Mixed English and AcademicProgram (MEAP) or may undertake anEnglish Language Intensive Course forOverseas Students (ELICOS) at the GriffithEnglish Language Institute (GELI). Seepages 32-33 for more information.Note: Test results must be no older than12 months before the date your QIBTprogram begins.English language entry requirementsProgramMEAP(packaged withCert IV or Diploma)Cert IV, Diploma orAssociate Degree(with exceptionsidentified below # )Postgraduate QualifyingProgramIELTS (Academic)TOEFL Paper/Computer/ IBT5.0 (with 5.0 in writing and no otherband below 4.5)*5.5 (with no band below 5.0) 6.0 (with no band below 5.5)500/173/61* 525/195/69 550/213/79(no individual score < 19)ISLPR 2 2+ 3GCE ‘O’ Level English n/a C6 n/aSPM English n/a B4 n/aETS Indonesia n/a ETS Level 2 Grade A -Navitas English Test (NET) 5.0 - -(with 5.0 in writing andno other band below 4.5)5.0 - -(with no band below 5.0) n/a - -Please note that English language levels may vary according to the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) guidelines.Students who apply to transfer to QIBT from another institution after completing only one semester of study, from a two (or more) semester program, with anIELTS entry requirement of 5.0, will be required to provide evidence of an IELTS test result of 5.5 (with no band below 5.0) or equivalent. Students may elect totake the Navitas English Test to demonstrate their level of English proficiency.* Test result must not be older than 12 months from date of program commencement.# The Diploma of Criminology and Criminal Justice requires IELTS 6.5 with no band below 6.0. The Diploma of Health Care requires IELTS 6.5 with no bandbelow 6.5. The Diploma of Health Science IELTS entry level is informed by the degree program into which students seek to articulation on successful completionof the degree. Those seeking entry to: Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science, Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science, and Bachelor of Exercise Science(Pre-Physiotherapy) require an IELTS 6.5 with no sub-scores below 6.5. Those seeking entry to: Bachelor of Biomedical Science, Bachelor of Health Scienceand the Bachelor of Exercise Science require an IELTS 5.5 with no sub-scores below 5.0.

Academic requirementsCountry/RegionAustraliaBangladeshCertificate IV(pathway to diploma tobachelor’s degree)Successful completion of Year 11 withsound achievement in EnglishHigher Secondary Certificate with aGPA of 2.0 or Year 11 with 70% averageBotswana GCE O-levels with passes in 3academic subjectsBrunei GCE O-levels with passes in 3academic subjectsChinaFijiSenior Middle 3 with 60% average orSenior Middle 2 with 70% averageForm 6 School Leaving Certificate withoverall score of 230Hong Kong Form 5 (HKCEE) with E in 3academic subjectsIndiaAll Senior India Secondary SchoolCertificate with 50% average orYear 11 with 50% average in 4academic subjectsCertificate IV(pathway tobachelor’s degree)Year 11 with 60% overall averageHigher Secondary Certificate with aGPA between 3.0 and 3.49GCE O-levels with passes in 5academic subjectsGCE O-levels with passes in 5academic subjectsSenior Middle 3 with 70% average in4 academic subjectsForm 6 School Leaving Certificate withoverall score of 260Form 5 (HKCEE) with E in 4academic subjectsAll Senior India Secondary SchoolCertificate with 50% average in 4academic subjectsIndonesia SMU 2 with 6.0 average SMU 2 or 3 with 6.5 average in 4academic subjectsJapan Kotogakko 2 with 2.8 average Kotogakko 2 or 3 with 2.8 to3.0 averageKazakhstanKenyaKoreaCertificate of Secondary EducationGrade 11 with a GPA of 3.0Kenyan Certificate of SecondaryEducation with D average orGCE O-levels with passes in3 academic subjectsSenior High School Leaving CertificateYear 2 with D average in 4 academicsubjectsLibya Thanawiya amma with 60% in 4academic subjects or American HighSchool Diploma with 60% averageMacau(HKSAR/PRC)Form 5 (COSC/HKCEE) with 3 ‘E’; orSenior Middle 3 with 60% average; orSenior Middle 2 with 70% averageMalaysia SPM with passes in 3academic subjectsMauritius GCE O-levels with passes in 3academic subjectsCertificate of Secondary EducationGrade 11 with a GPA of 3.0Kenyan Certificate of SecondaryEducation with C+ averageSenior High School Leaving CertificateYear 2 with D average in 4 academicsubjectsGeneral Secondary EducationCertificate or American HighSchool Diploma with 80% in 4academic subjectsForm 5 (COSC/HKCEE) with 4 ‘E’; orSenior Middle 3 with 70% averageSPM with passes in 4academic subjectsGCE O-levels with passes in 5academic subjectsDiploma programs;Associate Degree(first-year entry)35QLD Year 12 with sound achievementin 3 academic subjects (includingEnglish) or ATAR score of 50 (or above)with sound in EnglishHigher Secondary Certificate with aGPA between 3.0 and 3.49GCE A-levels with passes in 2 academicsubjects (minimum 3 points)GCE A-levels with passes in 2 academicsubjects (minimum 3 points)Senior Middle 3 with 70% average in 4academic subjectsForm 7 with B in English and Mathsand passes in all other subjects withan overall score of 240Form 7 (HKALE) with 1 A-level and 2AS-level passesAll Senior India Secondary SchoolCertificate with 50% average in 4academic subjectsSMU 3 or National Examination with7.0 average in 4 academic subjectsKotogakko 3 with 2.8 to 3.0 averageCertificate of Secondary EducationGrade 11 with a GPA of 4.0Kenyan Certificate of SecondaryEducation (Form 6) with C average or 2passes in GCE A-levels(minimum 3 points)Senior High School Leaving CertificateYear 3 with C average or ‘Mi’ average in4 academic subjectsGeneral Secondary EducationCertificate or American High SchoolDiploma with 80% average in 4academic subjects (entry requirementsfor scholarship students may differ)Form 6 (COHSC/HKALE) with 1 A-leveland 2 AS-levels; or Senior Middle3 with 70% average in 4 academicsubjectsSTPM with passes in 2 academicsubjects; or B grades in 4 academicsubjects in Senior Middle 3; or UECwith 2 B grades and 2 C gradesGCE A-levels with passes in 2 academicsubjects (minimum 3 points)ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

36 QIBT Your direct pathway to GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY 2012Academic requirements (continued)Country/RegionMiddle East(Bahrain,Kuwait, Oman,Saudi Arabia,United ArabEmirates)MoldovaMongoliaMyanmarNepalNew CaledoniaCertificate IV(pathway to diploma tobachelor’s degree)Thanawiya amma with 60% in 4academic subjects or American HighSchool Diploma with 60% averageCertificate of Secondary EducationGrade 11 with GPA of 3.0Successful completion of theCertificate of Secondary Educationwith a 60% averageSuccessful completion of theBasic Education SchoolExamination (Matriculation)Must have completed HigherSecondary Certificate/ProficiencyCertificate/Intermediate Certificatewith an average of 50%, third division/pass classSuccessful completion of PremiereExamination; or assessed on anindividual basisNew Zealand NZ Form 6 or NCEA Level 2(80 credits)NigeriaSenior Secondary School examinations(i.e. WAEC or NECO) with minimum 5grades D7Certificate IV(pathway tobachelor’s degree)General Secondary EducationCertificate or American HighSchool Diploma with 80% in 4academic subjectsCertificate of Secondary EducationGrade 11 with GPA of 3.0Successful completion of theCertificate of Secondary Educationwith a 70% average1 year’s post-secondary study with anoverall grade of 60%Must have successfully completedHigher Secondary Certificate/Proficiency Certificate/IntermediateCertificate with a grade average of50%, second division/merit classFrench Baccalaureate with scoreof 7.5NCEA Level 2 with good grades(80 credits)Senior Secondary School examinations(i.e. WAEC or NECO) with minimum 5grades C6Norway Assessed on an individual basis Certificate of Upper SecondaryEducation Advanced Course 1 with aGPA of 4.0PakistanPapua NewGuineaPhilippinesRussiaYear 11 of the Intermediate/HigherSecondary School Certificate orequivalent with 50% average inacademic subjectsSenior High School Year 11 with50% averageSuccessful completion of High SchoolDiploma with an average of 75%Certificate of Secondary EducationGrade 11 with a 3.0 averageSingapore GCE O-levels with passes in 3academic subjectsIntermediate/Higher SecondarySchool Certificate or equivalent with50% average in academic subjectsSenior High School Year 12 with60% averageSuccessful completion of High SchoolDiploma with an additional 1 year ofstudy in a Certificate or Diploma courseCertificate of Secondary EducationGrade 11 with a 3.0 averageGCE O-levels with passes in 5academic subjectsDiploma programs;Associate Degree(first-year entry)General Secondary EducationCertificate or American High SchoolDiploma with 80% average in 4academic subjectsCertificate of Secondary EducationGrade 11 with GPA of 4.0Successful completion of the Certificateof Secondary Education with a 70%average in 4 academic subjects1 year’s post-secondary study with anoverall grade of 60%Must have successfully completedHigher Secondary Certificate/Proficiency Certificate/IntermediateCertificate with a grade average of 50%,second division/merit classFrench Baccalaureate with scoreof 8.5NZ Form 7 Bursary Exam; orNCEA Level 3 (42 Credits)in university subjects from Level 3Senior Secondary School examinations(i.e. WAEC or NECO) with minimum 5grades C6Senior High School with a GPA of 2.5Intermediate/Higher Secondary SchoolCertificate or equivalent with 50%average in academic subjectsHigher School Certificate with70% averageSuccessful completion of High SchoolDiploma with an additional 1 year ofstudy in a Certificate or Diploma courseCertificate of Secondary EducationGrade 11 with a 4.0 averageGCE A-levels with passes in 2 academicsubjects (minimum 3 points)South Africa Year 11 or equivalent Senior Certificate with 50% average Year 12 or equivalentSri Lanka GCE O-levels with a pass in 3academic subjectsGCE O-levels with a pass in 5academic subjectsGCE A-levels with a pass in 3 academicsubjectsSweden Assessed on an individual basis Assessed on an individual basis Slutbetyg with 90% passing grade (G)and G in EnglishTaiwanSenior High School Year 70% with aB averageSenior High School Year 3 with a60% averageSenior High School Year 3 with a70% average

37ESSENTIAL INFORMATIONCountry/RegionCertificate IV(pathway to diploma tobachelor’s degree)Tanzania GCE O-levels with passes in 3academic subjects; or GCSECertificate IV(pathway tobachelor’s degree)GCE O-levels with passes in 5academic subjectsThailand Matayom 5 with a 2.5 average Matayom 5 or 6 with a 2.5 average(academic stream) or a 3.0 average(vocational stream)TurkeySuccessful completion of Devlet LiseDiplomasi; or Devlet Meslek Diplomasi;or Year 11 or equivalentUganda GCE O-levels with passes in 3academic subjects; or GCSEUkraineUnitedKingdomUnited Statesof AmericaCertificate of Secondary EducationGrade 11 with a GPA of 3.0GCE O-levels with passes in3 academic subjects; or GCSEGrade 11 or equivalentVietnam Year 11 with a 6.0 average in 4academic subjectsZambia GCE O-levels with passes in 3academic subjects or GCSEZimbabwe GCE O-levels with passes in 3academic subjects or GCSEOther accepted qualificationsGlobalAssessmentCertificate (GAC)InternationalBaccalaureateDevlet Lise Diplomasi with aGPA of 2.0GCE O-levels with passes in 5academic subjectsCertificate of Secondary EducationGrade 11 with a GPA of 3.0GCE O-levels with Grade 4 in5 subjectsHigh School Diploma SATV + SATM, SATIwith composite score of 600 + 2.0Year 12 with a 7.0 average in 4academic subjectsGCE O-levels with passes in 5academic subjectsGCE O-levels with passes in 5academic subjectsDiploma programs;Associate Degree(first-year entry)GCE A-levels with passes in 2 academicsubjects (minimum 3 points)Matayom 6 with a 2.0 averageDevlet Lise Diplomasi with a GPAof 4.0; or completion ofInternational BaccalaureateGCE A-levels with passes in 2 academicsubjects (minimum 3 points)Certificate of Secondary EducationGrade 11 with a GPA of 4.0GCE A-levels with passes in2 academic subjects(minimum 3 points)Grade 12 or equivalent with SATscore of 1400Year 12 with a 5.5 average in 4academic subjectsGCE A-levels with passes in 2 academicsubjects (minimum 3 points)GCE A-levels with passes in 2 academicsubjects (minimum 3 points)n/a n/a Successful completion of GlobalAssessment Certificate with a GPA of1.0 or an average of 60% or aboveScore of 15 Score of 15 Score of 22

38 QIBT Your direct pathway to GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY 2012Your investmentFees and charges for 2012ProgramEnglish language programMixed English and Academic Program(MEAP) — English component onlyMathematics Bridging ProgramDuration1 semester $4,200(+1 academic course)Maths 1 or Maths 2 _ $250Pre-university programsCertificate IV Tertiary Preparation Program 2 semesters $15,950University level programsDiploma of Biosciences 2 or 3 semesters $22,980Diploma of Commerce 2 or 3 semesters $18,480Diploma of Criminology and Criminal Justice 2 semesters $18,960Diploma of Engineering 2 or 3 semesters $24,000Diploma of Graphic Design 2 or 3 semesters $21,525Diploma of Health Care 2 or 3 semesters $21,970Diploma of Health Science 2 or 3 semesters $25,050Diploma of Hotel Management 2 or 3 semesters $18,480Diploma of Information Technology 2 or 3 semesters $19,440Diploma of Media and Communication 2 or 3 semesters $18,900Associate Degree in Commerce and Business:first-year entry (two-year program)4 or 6 semesters $36,960Associate Degree in Commerce and Business:second-year entry (one-year program)2 or 3 semesters $18,480Postgraduate Qualifying Program 1 semester $8,320Other fees and chargesAirport reception † – $95Homestay application † – $200Homestay (three meals per day) Per week $235Mount Gravatt Residential College application † – $55Mount Gravatt Residential College(three meals per day plus internet access)Per week $293Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) † 3 years $1,220 §Program fee for internationalstudents (A$)** Fees and charges are quoted in Australian dollars and are subject to notice. Fees and charges paid by EFTPOS or credit card attract a 1.5% processing fee.† Fees quoted for these items include Goods and Services Tax (GST). All other fees are not subject to GST.§ It is a DIAC requirement that international students maintain OSHC for the duration of their student visa. The fee indicated is for single cover only.

39ESSENTIAL INFORMATIONProgram fees include:• tuition (a minimum of one semester’sfee is payable on enrolment)• free English support and academicskills seminars• an orientation program (see page 44)• access to library, computing, sportingand social activities• student counselling and academicassistance as requiredProgram fees do not include:• accommodation• meals and transport• entertainment• textbooks, stationery and printing• health cover• visa processing fee• airfaresCost of livingLiving costs in Brisbane and the Gold Coastare considered lower than in Australia’sother eastern capital cities, as well as majorcities in the United Kingdom and NorthAmerica. However, your living expenseswill depend on your lifestyle andaccommodation. In addition to your tuitionfees, you will need between A$15,000 andA$18,000 to meet your living expenseseach year. See page 42 for moreinformation about accommodation options.Academic calendarAcademic calendar for Certificate IV in Tertiary PreparationProgram; Diploma programs*; and Associate Degree inCommerce and Business.Year Intake Orientation † Start date Mid–semester break End date2011 October 17–21 October 24 October 26–30 December 4 February 20122012 February 20–24 February 27 February 9–13 April 9 JuneJune 18–22 June 25 June 13–17 August 6 OctoberOctober 15–19 October 22 October 24–28 December 2 February 20132013 ‡ February 18–22 February 25 February 1–5 April 8 JuneJune 17–21 June 24 June 12–16 August 5 OctoberOctober 14–18 October 21 October 23–27 December 1 February 2014* The Diploma of Biosciences, Diploma of Health Care, Diploma of Health Sciences and the Diploma of Graphic Design are only available in the February andJune intakes. The Diploma of Criminology and Criminal Justice is only available in the February intake.† All students must attend orientation. Students who arrive late will not be permitted into their program.‡ Dates listed for 2013 are principal dates only. Please note: All dates are subject to change without notice. For the latest calendar information, visit qibt.qld.edu.au.PQP academic calendarYear Intake Orientation † Start date Mid–semester break End date2012 February 20 February 27 February 9–13 April 8 JuneJuly** 16 July 23 July 24–28 September 16 NovemberOctober 15 October 22 October 24–28 December 1 February 2013February 18 February 25 February 1–5 April 7 JuneJuly 15 July 22 July 30 September – 4 October 15 November2013 October 14 October 21 October 23 – 27 December 1 February 2014† All students must attend orientation. Students who arrive late will not be permitted into their program.** Dates listed for the July 2012 intake and for 2013 are principal dates only.

Each year through the Navitas academicmerit scholarship program, 162 scholarshipsare awarded worldwide to studentscurrently studying in our universitypathway colleges and managed campuses.

Navitas bursaries and scholarships41ESSENTIAL INFORMATIONNavitas family bursariesNavitas offers financial support in the formof family bursaries. A bursary applies wheretwo or more students from the same familystudy with a Navitas member institution.*The first family member can be studyingwith a Navitas member institution at thesame time as other family members, orthey may have previously studied with anyNavitas member institution. The bursaryis granted to the second and subsequentfamily members who study with a Navitasmember institution. For the purpose ofthis bursary, a family member is definedas a husband, wife, brother, sister, mother,father, son, daughter or stepchild.The bursary is equivalent to 10 percentof tuition fee for the first attempt at unitsor courses in the program of study(i.e. a certificate, diploma, UniversityTransfer Program (UTP), bachelor’s degree,pre-master’s program, postgraduatequalifying program or master’s degree) †with a Navitas member institution(excluding the Mixed English option). ‡This amount is credited to the eligiblestudent’s tuition fee account eachacademic term, with the amount beingrelevant to the number of units undertakenin that term. The bursary does not applyto additional units or repeat units that mayalso be undertaken.A completed application must be submittedto the Navitas institution where the secondfamily member is studying, together withsupporting documents such as a birthcertificate or family card.^ Applicationforms can be obtained from the Navitasinstitution where the student has enrolled.* The Navitas family bursary applies to studentsstudying at ACN, Curtin College, Curtin Sydney,Curtin Singapore, CRIC, EIBT, EIC, Eynesbury,FIC, HIBT, ICM, ICP, ICRGU, ICWS, La TrobeMelbourne, LIBT, Macquarie City Campus, MIBT,MIBT Indonesia, PDIC, PIBT, QIBT, SAIBT, SIBT,Navitas at UMass Boston, Navitas at UMassDartmouth, Navitas at UMass Lowell, Navitas atWKU and Navitas at UNH only.†Certificate programs may also be known orregistered a Foundation Studies, UniversityTransfer Program Stage I or University PathwayProgram Stage I. Diploma programs may also beknown or registered as Undergraduate Pathway,University Transfer Program Stage II or UniversityPathway Program Stage II.‡The Navitas bursary is not applicable to anyEnglish language program or any component ofan English language program offered by a Navitasmember institution.^The supporting documentation that is requiredwill depend on the country where the studentis enrolled.Navitas academicmerit scholarshipsNavitas is committed to helping studentsachieve their career goals by offeringscholarships to outstanding students. +Navitas academic merit scholarshipsare awarded each term by each Navitaspathway college or managed campus.Two students with the highest GPA infour or more subjects or courses willeach receive a scholarship.The scholarships cover:• one academic term or part thereof at aNavitas member institution (equivalentto the tuition fees for a maximum of upto five academic subjects or courses) for:- a diploma, advanced diploma orassociate degree (Australia)- UTP Stage II or associatedegree (Canada)- UPP or IUTP (United States)- undergraduate pathway program(United Kingdom); or• one semester of undergraduate studyat ACN, Curtin Sydney, Curtin Singaporeor Macquarie city campus; or• one semester of a master’s programat Curtin Sydney, Curtin Singapore orMacquarie city campus.The scholarships are applied to the tuitionfor the second term of enrolment onlyor the final semester of study in anundergraduate or postgraduate program.Students must be enrolled as a full timestudent to qualify for the scholarships.The scholarship panel from each Navitasmember institution will announce therecipients of the Navitas academic meritscholarships upon the completion of eachterm and the release of the results. Therecipients will be notified by mail and thesuccessful students posted on the collegewebsite by consent. Students are notrequired to apply for the scholarship, as it isawarded based on academic performanceand all students are eligible.Scholarship policy1. Two scholarships for one academicterm’s tuition are offered at all Navitasmember institutions each term,effective from:- United States:Term 2 intake, 2011 (May)- United Kingdom:Term 2 intake, 2011 (June)- Australia and Singapore:Term 2 intake, 2011 (July)- Canada:Term 1 intake, 2011 (September)2. Where the Academic AssessmentCommittee must differentiate betweenequally qualified applicants, additionalfactors such as educationaldisadvantage, membership of a specificequity group and/or significantlyadverse personal circumstances maybe taken into account.3. Students are eligible to qualify for thescholarships after successfulcompletion of their first term and aftercommencing their second term.4. Students can only be awarded thescholarship once.5. Students already in receipt of ascholarship may not be eligible forthe Navitas scholarship.6. Students are required to pay for anyadditional courses or subjects orcourses undertaken that are over theamount covered by the scholarship.+ Navitas academic merit scholarships are offeredto students studying at ACN, Curtin College,Curtin Sydney, Curtin Singapore, CRIC, EIBT, EIC,Eynesbury, FIC, HIBT, ICM, ICP, ICRGU, ICWS,La Trobe Melbourne, LIBT, Macquarie City Campus,MIBT, MIBT Indonesia, PDIC, PIBT, QIBT, SAIBT,SIBT, Navitas at UMass Boston, Navitas at UMassDartmouth, Navitas at UMass Lowell, Navitas atWKU and Navitas at UNH only.This information is correct as at 1 January 2011and subject to change without notice or at thediscretion of Navitas member institutions orNavitas Limited.

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44 QIBT Your direct pathway to GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY 2012Student servicesAirport receptionA QIBT representative will be available towelcome you when you arrive at the airportand transfer you to your accommodation.This service must be booked in advance. Formore information, visit qibt.qld.edu.au.OrientationYour orientation program will provide all theinformation you need to settle in at QIBTas quickly as possible. Attendance atorientation is compulsory, and it’s a greatchance to:• select and enrol in courses• access program information• meet QIBT staff• meet fellow students• get your student ID card and textbooks• find your way around the campusand libraryStudent Mentor programDuring orientation, we will introduce you tofriendly student mentors who can help youadjust to life and study in Australia. Weencourage you to stay in contact with thesementors, as they can help with any questionsor concerns you may have.Learning and language supportAt QIBT, we understand that the transition touniversity studies can be difficult, so wehave a range of learning support servicesavailable. If you are finding things difficult,we encourage you to access these servicesas soon as possible. They include:• lecturer consultations• help with assignments• a free Language Development Programto improve your English skills• workshops on time management,researching, academic writing andexam preparation• Peer-Assisted Learning (PAL), wherehigh-achieving students can provideacademic and cultural support• Academic and Student Advisors, whoare available to help with any studyrelatedenquiriesPersonal supportA free and confidential welfare andcounselling service is available to all QIBTstudents. Our Student Counsellor andWelfare Advisor can meet with you to discussany problems or concerns. If anything ispreventing you from enjoying your academic,social or personal life, seeing the StudentCounsellor and Welfare Advisor is often avery good way to start resolving these issues.Disability supportQIBT is committed to providing equalopportunities for students with disabilities.We strongly advise you to provide full detailsin your application of any disabilities orspecial needs you may have. When youarrive at QIBT, you can meet with anacademic advisor to discuss how we canmake your time here as positive andenjoyable as possible.Student activitiesTaking part in a range of extracurricularactivities is an important part of student life.At QIBT, we actively encourage you to enjoytime away from your studies and have fun byparticipating in extracurricular activities tomake new friends, improve your skills andbroaden your outlook.Griffith University Campus Life organisesvarious events and activities throughout theyear, including social sport matches, freemovie nights and lunchtime events such astable tennis competitions.Student Liaison CommitteeThe Student Liaison Committee (SLC) givesstaff and students an opportunity to meetand discuss issues that affect them. Thecommittee consists of academic andadministrative staff and students fromeach of the programs.Many SLC initiatives have already improvedthe quality of life for many students, andparticipation is greatly encouraged as a wayfor you to gain valuable meeting andpublic-speaking skills.Campus securitySecurity is provided on all Griffith Universitycampuses 24 hours a day, seven days aweek. Located around the campus aretelephones for contacting Campus Security,who can arrange an escort to take you toyour vehicle or on-campus accommodation,particularly on weekends or after dark.Transition to Griffith UniversityEach semester, QIBT organises informationsessions for students progressing from theirQIBT program to their degree program atGriffith University. These sessions arepresented by university staff whoprovide information about admissions,programs and transition. Every year, we alsohold a graduation ceremony for studentswho successfully complete their TertiaryPreparation, diploma and degreeprograms at QIBT.

46 QIBT Your direct pathway to GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY 2012Policies and proceduresTo comply with legislative requirements, QIBT has a numberof policies and procedures in place that address academic,financial, welfare, corporate and information technologyissues. Full details are available in our policy library atpolicy.qibt.qld.edu.au.Complaints or appealsQIBT has policies and procedures inplace to deal with student complaints andappeals, quickly and constructively.Independent dispute resolution is availableif you feel that a complaint has not beenresolved satisfactorily.ESOS ActAustralia has built a reputation for being asafe, progressive and dynamic place tostudy. The Australian Government maintainsthis reputation by providing high-qualityeducation and consumer protection,specifically developed for overseas students.The Education Services for OverseasStudents (ESOS) Act 2000 and associatedregulations set out the legal framework fordelivering education to overseas students.More information about the ESOSframework, including the Easy Guide toESOS, can be found at aei.gov.au/aei/esos.Privacy ActQIBT is bound by the Australian Privacy Act1988, which regulates the ways in whichprivate-sector organisations can collect, useor disclose personal information. Informationcollected before a student begins theirstudies and over the course of their studiesmay be made available to state and federalgovernment agencies and the ESOSAssurance Fund Manager to ensurecompliance with QIBT’s obligations under theESOS Act 2000, the ESOS Regulations 2001,the ESOS National Code 2007 and otherrelevant state and federal legislation.Code of conductQIBT plays an important role in the lives ofstudents. All students studying at QIBT havethe right to be treated with respect andcourtesy by QIBT staff and fellow students inan environment that is free from harassmentand is conducive to learning.We expect you to abide by our code ofconduct by accepting responsibility for yourbehaviour, conducting yourself in aprofessional manner at all times and treatingstaff and fellow students with respect,honesty and courtesy.Access and equityQIBT is committed to providing equalopportunities for all students to ensure thatno student who has met the specifiedacademic and English language entryrequirements is denied access to a program.This policy also ensures that no student atQIBT is disadvantaged.All QIBT staff, both academic andadministrative, are responsible forensuring that any students with disabilitiesare treated with dignity and courtesy andgiven every opportunity to reach their fulleducational potential.Credit exemptions(recognition of prior learning)QIBT may give credit exemptions to studentswho have completed an equivalent programof study at another recognised educationalinstitution or university. You can applyfor an exemption when you submit yourapplication, or within the first week of yourprogram. For more information, see page 34.Academic performanceQIBT’s Program Progression and AcademicIntegrity policies outline the requiredstandards for academic performance atQIBT. Visit policy.qibt.qld.edu.au formore information.

How to apply47ESSENTIAL INFORMATIONApplication processYou may apply to QIBT directly or througha QIBT representative in your homecountry. For a list of authorised QIBTrepresentatives, visit qibt.qld.edu.au andfollow the link to ‘How to Apply’.Early application and payment willsecure your place in your chosen programand allow you enough time to obtain astudent visa.1. Complete the Application form onpages 51-52.2. Attach certified copies of:• all academic qualifications(including school reports andofficial examination certificates)• English test results or otherevidence of English competency(if applicable)• any relevant employmentdocuments (if applicable)3. Send Application and otherdocuments to QIBT or one of ourrepresentative offices. QIBT’spostal address is listed in theapplication form.Certified translations must accompany anydocuments that are not in English. Makesure that you add your current name to anyinformation obtained under a former name.Copies may be certified by:• the official records department ofthe institution that originally issuedthe documents• a Justice of the Peace or Public Notary• an authorised QIBT representative• a staff member of an AustralianEmbassy, High Commissionor ConsulateWhat happens next?If your application is successful you willreceive a letter of offer explaining theprogram that has been offered, the feespayable, orientation details and programcommencement dates.To accept the offer, you must pay the feesand charges due. This will include partialprogram fees, usually for one semester,plus the Overseas Student Health Covercharge (if applicable). Payments will not beprocessed until all the conditions specifiedin your letter of offer have been met andaccepted by QIBT.PaymentFees must be paid in Australian dollars. Youcan pay your tuition fees by telegraphicfund transfer, direct deposit, bank draft orbank cheque. Our office does not acceptcash payments.When making a payment, please includeyour student ID number as listed in yourletter of offer.1. Telegraphic transfer/direct depositBank: WestpacBranch: St Georges TerraceBranch address: 109 St GeorgesTerrace, Perth, Western Australia,6000 AustraliaAccount name: Queensland Instituteof Business and TechnologyAccount number: 847636BSB number: 036 000SWIFT code: WPACAU2SPayment reference details: Studentname and ID numberA copy of the telegraphic transfer/direct deposit details must befaxed or emailed to QIBT. See theApplication form on pages 51-52for contact details.2. Bank draft/bank cheque payableto: Queensland Institute of Businessand TechnologyCan I apply forcredit exemptions?You may apply for credit exemptions(recognition of prior learning) based onequivalent study at another university oreducational institution. You can only submitapplications for exemptions in your firstsemester of study; no applications will beaccepted in subsequent semesters.If you are applying for an exemption from acourse of study, you must not enrol in thatcourse as your application will not beapproved. To apply for an exemption,indicate this on your enrolment applicationform and submit it together with:• a completed Credit TransferApplication form (available fromthe ‘How to Apply’ section atqibt.qld.edu.au)• certified copies of academic results• outlines of any relevant courses youhave completedPlease note: Exemptions for Certificate IVTertiary Preparation Program are grantedby QIBT. Exemptions for diploma programsare granted by the dean (or the dean’snominee) of the relevant faculty at GriffithUniversity. A maximum of four exemptionsmay be granted. Students must enrol andsuccessfully complete an additional fourQIBT courses to be awarded Certificate IVor a diploma.When do I apply for a visa?After QIBT receives your fees, your place inyour chosen program of study will beconfirmed. An electronic Confirmation ofEnrolment (CoE) will be sent to you or youragent. You will need to present this to anAustralian Embassy, High Commission orConsulate in your home country whenapplying for a student visa. See page 45 formore information.Be sure to allow enough time for your visato be processed before you plan to travel toAustralia. You should allow at least sixweeks before the program begins,although this time frame may vary fromcountry to country.Please note: Citizens and residents of somecountries may need to undergo a pre-visaassessment through an Australian Embassy,High Commission or Consulate before anypayments can be made to QIBT. This maytake an additional four to six weeks.For further information about theQIBT application process, visitqibt.qld.edu.au and follow the linkto ‘How to apply’.

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Conditions of enrolment andrefund policy49ESSENTIAL INFORMATIONConditions of enrolment1. The student is expected to attend all classes,undertake all assessments and examinationsduring a program, and abide by the rules andregulations of QIBT that are in force at any time.2. The contract between the applicant and QIBT isgoverned by the laws of the Commonwealth ofAustralia and the State of Queensland.3. QIBT may, by written notice, vary theconditions of enrolment as may be necessaryto comply with any law, regulation oramendment thereof, of the Commonwealth ofAustralia or the State of Queensland.4. In the event of circumstances requiring urgentmedical care and where it is not possible tocontact the parent/guardian, QIBT isauthorised as a matter of urgency to seek andprovide appropriate medical care.5. International students must meet the minimumEnglish language requirements for entry to theprogram. English proficiency will be tested and,if the test reveals insufficient English languageskills, the student will be required to Ie abridging English course in the first semester ofstudy, or to enrol in an English LanguageIntensive Course for Overseas Students(ELICOS) before beginning their studies — all atthe sole discretion of QIBT.6. Students who are granted permanentresidency before the census date for asemester will be charged as a domestic studentfor that semester, providing they submitdocumentary evidence of their change of visastatus. Students who are granted permanentresidency after the census date will be enrolledas a domestic student the following semester,providing they submit documentary evidenceof their change of visa status. The census datefor each semester is the end of Week 4 ofthe semester.Refund policyOverviewOnce an applicant accepts a place offered by QIBTand pays fees, or submits a Request for FEE-HELP,a binding contract is created between the studentand QIBT.A student may cancel their enrolment in a courseor program at any point in time. Depending on thetiming of that request a student may be subject toa cancellation charge as outlined in the tablesbelow. For the purposes of this policy, cancellationcharges for withdrawal from program will be basedon semester fees which are defined as onefull-time semester of study in any program at QIBT(40 credit points).Notification of withdrawal from a program must bemade in writing to QIBT via submission of a Leaveof Absence form or a Withdrawal from Programform, completed in consultation with theappropriate QIBT staff member outlined on theform. Notification of withdrawal from a coursemust be made in writing to QIBT via submission ofa Change of Enrolment form and should be doneso in conjunction with the program coordinator.QIBT defines a Course as a single subject of studywhich is completed in one semester. A Program iscomprised of a number of courses which make upa qualification (e.g. Diploma or Certificate).No refunds are given for tuition fees unless thestudent has completed, cancelled or withdrawnfrom their program. Any overpayment of fees willremain credited towards a student’s account andapplied against charges in a subsequent semester.Timing of RefundsA student who believes they are entitled to arefund of fees must complete a Request for RefundForm. Where a student is entitled to a refund offees under this policy, the refund will be paid withinfour (4) weeks of receiving the Request for RefundForm. Refunds will be paid in Australian dollars,unless payment in that currency is impracticable.Refunds will be paid to the person who enters intothe contract with QIBT (normally the student),unless the person gives a written direction to QIBTto pay the refund to another person.International Students and allCertificate StudentsFor the purposes of calculating cancellationcharges relating to this section of the policy, anInternational student is defined as one who is notan Australian or New Zealand citizen or the holderof a permanent residency visa. Any studentundertaking Certificate level programs is alsosubject to these cancellation charges.Where a student’s visa renewal is rejected due to abreach in visa conditions subsequent to themcommencing studies at QIBT, the student mustwithdraw from QIBT and the cancellation fee willbe calculated as shown in the table following.A student who fails to meet the entry requirementsfor their program and who is therefore forced towithdraw, will be charged an administration feeof $500.An international or certificate student whowithdraws from a course(s) prior to the censusdate for that semester will not be liable for tuitionfees for that course(s). The census date for eachsemester is the end of week four of the semester.Where a student requests withdrawal from acourse(s) after the end of week four of thesemester, cancellation charges will be calculatedas shown in the table following.An international or certificate student whowithdraws from a program prior to thecommencement of classes, or after thecommencement of classes will be subject tocancellation charges calculated as outlined inthe table following.Notification Administration fee (per ESOS Regulation 3.19(2))Visa refusal (proof of refusal necessary, for example, letter of visarejection from Australian embassy)A$200Notification received prior to commencement of classes in any semester:NotificationCancellation feeWithdrawal from program -More than 10 weeks A$500More than 4 weeks and up to 10 weeks30% of semester fees (plus A$500 administration fee)4 weeks or less 60% of semester fees (plus A$500 administration fee)Notification received after commencement of classes in any semester:NotificationCancellation feeWithdrawal from single course(s)Weeks 1 to 4After week 4No penalty100% of course fee

50 QIBT Your direct pathway to GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY 2012Conditions of enrolment and refund policy (continued)NotificationCancellation feeWithdrawal from programWeeks 1 to 4After week 470% of semester fees (plus A$500 administration fee)100% of semester program feePlease note: An academic penalty will beapplied for withdrawal after Week 10. A“Withdrawal with Failure” grade will beapplied to the course. The QIBT AssessmentPolicy and the QIBT Finalisation of Resultspolicy give more detail about this.Other ConditionsQIBT reserves the right to withdraw aprogram or course(s) from offer at itsdiscretion. If a student is unable to enrol in asimilar program or course(s) at QIBT and theenrolment is cancelled, all fees will berefunded. In the event of default by QIBT asthe provider, the provisions of the EducationServices for Overseas Students (ESOS) Act2000, Education Services for OverseasStudents (ESOS) Regulations 2001 and theHigher Education Support Act (HESA) 2003will apply. Students who dispute QIBT’sdecision regarding a refund can lodge anappeal under the Student Complaints andAppeals Policy to have the decisionreviewed. This agreement, and theavailability of complaints and appealsprocesses, does not remove the right of thestudent to take action under Australia’sconsumer protection laws.All refunds are paid in Australian dollars.Where it is necessary for QIBT to convert therefund into a currency other than Australiandollars in order for the payment to be made,it will be converted using the exchange rateon the date the payment is made. QIBT willnot be responsible for fluctuations inexchange rates.A student whose enrolment is terminated byQIBT during the course of a semester as aresult of seriously breaching QIBT rules willnot be entitled to any refund of fees withrespect to that semester.A student whose enrolment is terminated atthe end of a semester will be charged acancellation fee of $500.A student who fails to re-enrol in a semesterby the last day to enrol will be deemed tohave withdrawn from their program.Cancellation charges will be applied andeffective from that date.

Application formPlease print in BLOCK LETTERSPlease note: Australian citizens and permanent residentscan download an application form via the ‘Apply now’ linkat qibt.qld.edu.au.Contact detailsApplicant’s contact detailsAddress in Australia (if known):Personal detailsTitle: Mr Ms Mrs Miss OtherFamily name:Given names:Preferred name:Date of birth: DAY / MONTH / YEAR Gender: Male FemaleCountry of birth:Passport number:Expiry date: DAY/MONTH/YEARNationality (on passport):Have you previously studied at QIBT? Yes NoIf ‘yes’, please provide your QIBT student ID number:Do you grant QIBT permission to provide your parent or guardian listedbelow with any information pertaining to your application to study, ongoingacademic progress, results and attendance? Yes NoAddress overseas:Tel (home):Email address:Parent/guardian’s contact detailsFamily name:Relationship to applicant:Address:Tel (home):Tel (business):Email address:Tel (mobile):Given name:Tel (mobile):Program selectionPlease complete the relevant section for each program you wish to undertake, including the Griffith degree program, major and campus. You must also specify theyear and month you wish to commence at QIBT.English languageMixed English and Academic Program (MEAP) Mt Gravatt Gold Coast Year: February June OctoberPre-university levelCertificate IV Tertiary Preparation Program (Griffith University foundation program) Mt Gravatt Gold CoastYear: February June OctoberUniversity levelDiploma of Biosciences Mt Gravatt Year: February JuneDiploma of Commerce Mt Gravatt Gold Coast Year: February June OctoberDiploma of Criminology and Criminal Justice Mt Gravatt Year: FebruaryDiploma of Engineering Gold Coast Year: February June OctoberDiploma of Graphic Design Mt Gravatt Year: February JuneDiploma of Health Care Gold Coast Year: February JuneDiploma of Health Sciences Gold Coast Year: February JuneDiploma of Hotel Management Mt Gravatt Gold Coast Year: February June OctoberDiploma of Information Technology Mt Gravatt Year: February June OctoberDiploma of Media and Communication Gold Coast Year: February June OctoberAssociate Degree in Commerce and Business Mt Gravatt Gold Coast Year: February June OctoberPostgraduatePostgraduate Qualifying Program (PQP) Mt Gravatt Gold Coast Year: February June OctoberGriffith University: (This section must be completed, including your desired major/specialisation where relevant.)Program (e.g. BCom) Specialisation (e.g. Accounting) Campus (e.g. Nathan)Previous studiesSecondary/tertiary education: highest level achievedName of qualification (e.g. Year 12, HKDSE or ‘A’ Levels):Name of school:Country/state:Completed: Yes No Year completed:Language of instruction:Post-secondary/tertiary education: highest level achievedName of qualification (e.g. Year 12, degree, diploma):Name of school/institution:Country/state:Completed: Yes No Year completed:Language of instruction:Will you be applying for exemptions (recognition of prior learning)?Yes No If so, provide copies of relevant academic transcripts and acompleted Credit for Prior Learning form (visit qibt.qld.edu.au and follow thelink to ‘Publications and forms’).

Employment historyIf you believe you have employment experience that is relevant to the programyou are applying for, please attach a CV and references.Request for disability supportDo you have a disability that may affect your studies? Yes NoIf ‘yes’, please specify: Hearing Vision Mobility MedicalLearning Other (please specify):Please attach relevant information so that QIBT and Griffith University canarrange assistance if possible.Accommodation and airport receptionDo you require QIBT to arrange accommodation for you? Yes NoIf ‘yes’, what type of accommodation: Homestay On-campusDo you want QIBT to arrange airport reception for you? Yes NoAirport reception is only available if you arrange your accommodationthrough QIBT.Please contact accommodation@qibt.qld.edu.au or visit qibt.qld.edu.au todownload the Application for Airport Reception form.English proficiency(Please tick and attach documentary evidence where applicable)English is my first languageEnglish was the language of instruction during my secondaryschool studies and I gained a satisfactory pass in final-year EnglishI have taken an IELTS or TOEFL test (results attached).I have obtained a satisfactory mark or score in another examination ortest acceptable to QIBT (e.g. completion of at least the first year of a postsecondary/tertiarycourse where the language of instruction was English).IELTS (Academic) or TOEFL score:Other English test:Score:Are you currently enrolled in an ELICOS school? Yes NoIf ‘yes’, please provide name of school and course you are studying:Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)QIBT will provide all international students with an OSHC Worldcare policy.OSHC required: Single FamilyPlease tick if you do not want your email address given to Worldcare.If you DO NOT wish to use the Worldcare policy, please provide the detailsof your preferred OSHC provider:OSHC membership number:VisaWhich type of visa will you be applying for? Student TouristWorking Holiday Visa Other (please specify):If you are currently studying in Australia, please complete the following fields.Name of institution:Visa type:Expiry date: DAY/MONTH/YEAROSHC provider name:OSHC membership:Expiry date: DAY/MONTH/YEARHave you ever been expelled or has your course been terminated by acollege or university in Australia? Yes NoIf ‘yes’, please provide name of the college or university:Sponsored students onlyName of sponsoring organisation:Type of sponsorship (e.g. tuition fees, living expenses):Other informationHow did you first learn about QIBT? You may tick more than one.Exhibition/seminar Newspaper/magazineRecommended by a friend/relative -if so, is your friend/relative a QIBT student? Yes NoRecommended by an education agentInternet, please specify:Other (please specify):Application checklist and DeclarationCheck that you have:Have read carefully and completed all sections of the Application formread and understood the Conditions of Enrolment and Fee Refund Policy(QIBT’s full Refund policy is available at policy.qibt.qld.edu.au.)Check that you have attached:certified copies of your academic qualifications*evidence of your English proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL etc.)a copy of your passport, visa or birth certificate (if required)any relevant employment documentation (if required)certified translations of any documents not in English* A certified copy is signed by an authorised officer to acknowledge thatit matches the original document exactly. Authorised officers include:staff of the QIBT office in Brisbane; an authorised QIBT representative (visit qibt.qld.edu.au and follow the link to ‘How to apply: International agents’ for details);staff of the institution that issued the document; a Justice of the Peace or PublicNotary; or staff of an Australian Embassy, High Commission or ConsulatePlease note: Your application will not be processed if any details are not provided.I declare the information I have supplied on this form is, to the best of my understanding and belief, complete and correct. I understand that giving false or incomplete information may leadto my application being refused or my enrolment cancelled. I have read and understood the relevant program information in this brochure and/or on the QIBT website and I have sufficientinformation about [college] to enrol. I understand that the pathway may lead to future studies at Griffith University, subject to Griffith University’s entry requirements. I understand thatit is my responsibility to maintain valid Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC). I also understand that if I am no longer enrolled at QIBT, my OSHC membership can be transferred. Iunderstand that if I have applied through an approved QIBT or Griffith University agent, all correspondence relating to my application will be forwarded to that agent. I understand thatQIBT fees may increase. I accept liability for payment of all fees as explained in the QIBT brochure, and I agree to abide by the Fee Refund policy. I have read the cost-of-living informationand I understand that living expenses in Australia may be higher than in my own country. I confirm that I am able to meet these expenses. I have understood and I accept the Conditionsof Enrolment. I understand that QIBT may, by written notice, vary its conditions as may be necessary to comply with any law or regulation, or amendment of any law or regulation, of theCommonwealth of Australia or the State of Queensland.I give permission for QIBT and Griffith University to obtain official records from an educational institution attended by me, and to supply my contact details and any relevant official recordsto educational institutions I am eligible to gain admission to. I authorise QIBT to provide my personal information, including my contact details and enrolment details, to third parties inaccordance with QIBT’s Privacy policy. These third parties include QIBT representatives (agents) acting on my behalf; Griffith University (to facilitate progression from QIBT to the nextstage of my studies); and Navitas Limited and its affiliates (to communicate regarding pathways and services offered by Navitas Limited and its related companies). In the event of anysuspected breach of my student visa conditions, I authorise QIBT to provide my personal information, including my contact details and enrolment details, to the Australian Government’sdesignated authorities, the Tuition Assurance Scheme and the ESOS Assurance Fund Manager. I give permission for QIBT to obtain records and information from my current OSHC provider(if applicable). I also agree that QIBT is able to exchange information with my OSHC provider with respect to meeting my visa requirements and maintaining my OSHC cover. I understandthat any conditions concerning an offer of admission will be contained in my letter of offer from QIBT, which I will be required to read and sign.Signatures:Applicant’s signature * :Parent’s/Guardian’s signature (if applicant is under 18 years of age):*Unsigned applications cannot be processed. Agents cannot sign on an applicant’s behalf.Date: DAY/MONTH/YEARDate: DAY/MONTH/YEARPostal address for applicationsAdmissions Office, QIBTGriffith University, Mount Gravatt Campus176 Messines Ridge Road, Mount Gravatt QLD 4122 AustraliaT +61 7 3735 6900 F +61 7 3735 6901E qibt@navitas.com W qibt.qld.edu.auQIBT CRICOS provider code: 01737F Griffith University CRICOS provider code: 00233EOr through a QIBT representativeRepresentative’s stamp

Education for your worldCreating opportunities for successNavitas provides you with the education youneed, to get where you want to be in life. FromEnglish language skills and courses to help youenter university, to training for the workplace,Navitas colleges and campuses in 28 countrieswill support you every step of the way.With over 100 Navitas and SAE Institutionlocations across the globe, and over 55,000international students currently studying withus, we understand the world’s learning needs.We’ve become one of the most trustedproviders of education and training in the world.Navitas offers to students, professionals andmigrants from around the world, thefollowing opportunities:• English language training• High school studies• University preparation and programs• Post-secondary education for creativemedia technology• Career advancement programs• Student recruitment• Workforce recruitment and placement• Migrant settlement servicesWe also offer customised workplace trainingfor companies, and a range of training andsettlement services for the Australiangovernment. Wherever you are, and whereveryou want to be, the knowledge and resourcesof our staff around the world will ensureyour success.AberdeenEdinburghGlasgowNetherlandsBelgiumGermanyFranceSwitzerlandAustriaItaly SloveniaOxford CambridgeSwanseaLondonPlymouthPortsmouthSpainSwedenGreece TurkeyKuwaitJordanIndiaThailandVancouverWinnipeg NewHampshireSan KentuckyMassachusettsFranciscoNew YorkNashvilleLos AngelesAtlantaMexicoMiamiLowellBostonDartmouthColomboMalaysiaNairobiSingaporeJakartaDarwinCairnsSouth AfricaPerthBrisbaneNewcastle Byron BayAdelaide Sydney AucklandGeelong MelbourneMembers and affiliates of Navitas:Australia• ACAP (Australian College ofApplied Psychology)• ACN - La Trobe University, Sydney• ATTC (Australian TESOL Training Centre)• CELUSA (Centre for English Languagein the University of South Australia)• Curtin College - Curtin University, Perth• Curtin University Sydney• Cytech Intersearch• Eynesbury - Adelaide University andUniversity of South Australia• Hawthorn-Melbourne• La Trobe Melbourne - La Trobe University• MIBT - Deakin University, Melbourne• MQC - Macquarie University, Sydney• Navitas English (formerly ACE/ACL)• Navitas Health Skills Australia• NCPS (Navitas College of Public Safety)• Navitas Workforce Solutions• PIBT - Edith Cowan University, Perth• QIBT - Griffith University, Brisbane• SAE Institutions/Qantm Colleges• SAIBT - University of SouthAustralia, Adelaide• SIBT - Macquarie University, SydneyCanada• FIC - Simon Fraser University, Vancouver• ICM - the University of Manitoba, WinnipegUnited Kingdom• CRIC - Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge• EIC - Edinburgh Napier University• HIBT - University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield• ICP - University of Portsmouth• ICRGU - Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen• ICWS - Swansea University• LIBT - Brunel University, London• PDIC - Plymouth University• SAE Institutions/Qantm CollegeUnited States of America• Navitas at UMass Boston—University of Massachusetts Boston• Navitas at UMass Dartmouth—University of Massachusetts Dartmouth• Navitas at UMass Lowell—University of Massachusetts Lowell• Navitas at WKU—Western Kentucky University (WKU)• Navitas at UNH—University of New Hampshire• SAE InstitutionsAfrica• SAE Institute, South Africa• AUSI - Edith Cowan University, KenyaAsia• ACBT - Edith Cowan University, Sri Lanka• Curtin Singapore (The SingaporeCampus of Curtin University)• MIBT Indonesia - Deakin University• SAE Institutions - India, Indonesia,Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand/QantmCollege - SingaporeEurope• SAE Institutions/Qantm Colleges -Austria, Belgium, France, Germany,Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Sweden,Switzerland, Slovenia, Spain, TurkeyMiddle East• SAE Institutions - Jordan and KuwaitNew Zealand• SAE Institute, AucklandCentral America• SAE Institute, MexicoAustralian College of Business and Technology (ACBT) and Melbourne Institute of Business and Technology Indonesia (MIBT-I) are affiliated organisations and are not owned by Navitas Limited.NAVITAS USA: These schools are authorized under federal law to enroll non-immigrant alien students. UPP I or UPP II are not available to students from the People’s Republic of China, for any campus of University of Massachusetts.Registered Company names and CRICOS Provider Codes: SAE Institute Pty Ltd 00312F (NSW), 02431E (WA), 02047B (VIC), 03204G (QLD), Navitas Bundoora Pty Ltd; La Trobe University 00115M (VIC), Australian Campus NetworkPty Limited; La Trobe University 02218K (NSW); Colleges of Business and Technology (WA) Pty Ltd 02042G; Curtin University 00301J (WA), Colleges of Business and Technology (NSW) Pty Ltd trading as Curtin Sydney; CurtinUniversity 02637B (NSW); Educational Enterprises Australia Pty Ltd 00561M; Melbourne Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd 01590J; Deakin University 00113B; Perth Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd 01312J;Edith Cowan University 00279B; Queensland Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd 01737F; Griffith University 00233E; South Australian Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd 02193C; University of South Australia00121B; Sydney Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd 01576G; Macquarie University 00002J; IBT Sydney Pty Ltd trading as Macquarie City Campus. Navitas English: Courses in NT will be delivered by Navitas English (NavitasEnglish Pty Ltd ACN 003 916 701) CRICOS Provider 02783C (NT). Courses in NSW, Qld and WA will be delivered by Navitas English (Navitas English Services Pty Ltd ACN 002 069 730) CRICOS Provider 00289M (NSW), 00711B (Qld),02252G (WA), with the exception of the Certificate IV in TESOL course which will be delivered by Navitas English (Navitas English Pty Ltd ACN 003 916 701) CRICOS Provider 00031D (NSW) and 03106K (Qld). Centre for EnglishLanguage in the University of South Australia 02193C; Hawthorn-Melbourne 02931G; Australian College of Applied Psychology 01328A (NSW), 02565B (QLD), 02829E (VIC); Navitas College of Public Safety 01945J.ICM CCRA BN: 81210 5146; FIC CCRA BN: 81210 5146; CRIC CN: 06407773; EIC CN: 06822392; ICP CN: 06770123; ICWS CN: 6412162; HIBT CN: 5163612; LIBT CN: 5171106; PDIC CN: 06822402; ICRGU CN 07154254Navitas Limited ABN 69 109 613 309

Part of the Navitas GroupEducation for your worldQueenslandInstitute of Businessand TechnologyGriffith UniversityMount Gravatt CampusInternational Building M14176 Messines Ridge RoadMount GravattQLD 4122 AustraliaGriffith UniversityGold Coast CampusInternational Building G52Parklands DriveSouthportQLD 4222 AustraliaT +61 7 3735 6900F +61 7 3735 6901E qibt@navitas.comABN: 38 076 195 027RTO national code: 5300QIBT CRICOS provider code: 01737FGriffith University CRICOS providercode: 00233EThe information contained in this brochure iscorrect at the time of publication; however,Queensland Institute of Business and Technology(QIBT) reserves the right to alter, amend or deletedetails at any time without notice.Selected photographs in this publication areCopyright © Paul Foley/Lightmoods 2011.This brochure is provided free of charge.Printed October 2011.QIBT0265_1011_AWqibt.qld.edu.aunavitas.com