Found 8 related courses for University of Tasmania Postgraduate Degrees

A recognised teaching qualification in all states and territories

Become an inspiring primary school teacher. Develop your identity as an educator. Build pedagogical knowledge. Get hands-on in placements for 60 days. Start teaching in as little as two years.

Equip yourself with everything you need to lead

Build the skills that will enable you to achieve. Your MBA gives you the options you need for business success locally, nationally and globally. Choose from specialisations including marketing, entrepreneurship, finance and business research.

Add to your degree and become an accountant

Designed for people without a background in accounting, students may be able to apply for associate membership of CPA Australia. Understand how to communicate with accountants and clients. Choose a specialist area of interest.

Advance your accounting career

Further your financial prowess with research, critical thinking and specialist theory. Put newfound knowledge into action through advanced communication – allowing you to justify business ideas, back financial decisions, and solve complex problems.

Make waves in marketing

Tackle advanced marketing philosophy, theory and principles – developing the skills to unpack problems and execute solutions on a grand scale. Hone your ability to analyse, articulate, and think critically through creative solutions. Own your field. 

Take marketing philosophy and theory through to real world work

Plan and implement multiple marketing projects. Understand how to communicate with diverse audiences. Use creative and strategic thinking to find innovative solutions. Learn how to build an ethical and sustainable marketing practice.

Formalise your health management career

Analyse and evaluate approaches to the issues managers in public and private health sectors face. Learn through real-world case-studies that will elevate your role as a leader in the workplace. Attend non-mandatory seminars to solidify your study. 

Become an e-health advocate

Thanks to e-medical records and capabilities hospitals are using tech to track activity and gain funding. With this comes the need for specialised health information professionals. Specialise in analytics, governance or leadership.