Program Overview

Graduate Certificate in Audiovisual Archiving

The Graduate Certificate in Audiovisual Archiving from Charles Sturt University prepares students to work across the audiovisual archiving professions. This degree focuses on the acquisition, collection, maintenance, and preservation of audiovisual materials in analogue and virtual environments.

Key Information

• Study Mode and Sessions: Online
• Duration: Minimum time - 0.5 year(s), Maximum time - 1 year(s)
• Entry Score: TBA
• Indicative Fees:
  • International online: Full fee - $13,520.00, Per 8pt subject - $3,380
• Course Points and Codes: Credit Points: 32, AQF: Level 8

Why Study with Us?

The Graduate Certificate in Audiovisual Archiving equips students with an awareness of the structures, strategies, and skills behind audiovisual management activities, and an appreciation of the history, philosophy, and ethics of audiovisual archiving. This degree explores the principles and practices underlying collection development, collection management, and access within the audiovisual environment.

Career Opportunities

This course prepares students for employment maintaining and preserving audiovisual materials. If students are already working in this specialized field, this qualification will expand their knowledge and boost their career.

What You Will Study

For each 8-point subject, students should expect to spend 10 to 12 hours per week working on assignments and assigned readings. The course includes core subjects such as:

• Audiovisual Archiving
• Audiovisual Archiving 2
• Preservation of Audiovisual Materials
• Digital Curation and Preservation

Costs

• Calculate My Fee: The fee calculator is designed to allow students to select the option specific to their circumstances to discover the course fee and course offering information appropriate for them.
• Course Fees:
  • A fee-paying student will pay a tuition fee for each subject in the course without the Australian government contributing any financial support to the university.
  • Eligible students still have the option to defer their fees through FEE-HELP.
• Payment Options:
  • Pay all of the student contribution up front direct to the university
  • Pay part of the student contribution to the university and defer the balance via a HECS-HELP loan through the Australian Government (if eligible)
  • Defer all of the student contribution via a HECS-HELP loan through the Australian Government (if eligible)

Entry Requirements

Applicants for the Graduate Certificate in Audiovisual Archiving must meet the following admission requirements:

• A completed Bachelor degree (or AQF equivalent)
• OR
• Demonstrated work experience of 3 years full-time equivalent within the field of study or equivalent

Credit and Pathways

If students have completed relevant tertiary study or work experience related to their course, they could receive credit towards their degree. Charles Sturt University also has several admission pathways to help students take the step into their preferred course, even if they don't quite meet the entry requirements at first.

Scholarships

Charles Sturt University has scholarships and grants, totaling over $11 million annually, covering various areas such as academic performance, volunteering, sports achievements, community service, specific courses, on-campus living, and individuals in unique circumstances.

How to Apply

Applying to Charles Sturt University is easy. Students can choose how they want to apply, either through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC), the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC), or directly to Charles Sturt University. Recruitment agents are also available to help with the application process.

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