Certificate programs

An alternative study pathway

Certificate programs checklist

Griffith University is committed to equity and social justice.

Many people do not qualify for the opportunity to pursue university studies through the traditional channels but are very successful when given the opportunity to take an alternative pathway.

Whether you are a current Year 12 school leaver or have left school some time ago, you may apply for admission to a non-award, continuing education certificate program at Griffith.

Griffith???s continuing education certificate programs offer the freedom to continue your quest for knowledge by offering a smarter way to learn and delivering a whole new experience in the pursuit of achieving your academic and personal goals. These goals may include:

  • upgrading your current OP/UAI/Rank for entry to Griffith degree programs
  • continuing your higher education
  • pursuing your professional interests
  • advancing your professional and vocational training

The Griffith advantage

Griffith's continuing education certificate programs offer the following benefits:

  • part-time study load
  • mainstream lecture attendance, study load and assessment
  • experience the Griffith environment and services
  • ease of Bachelor transition via QTAC/UAC
  • full credit towards related Griffith degrees
  • Griffith certificate of completion issued upon successful completion

Griffith's Smart Strategy

This strategy is a special Griffith schedule for students who have successfully completed a Griffith non-award continuing education certificate program and you can then be awarded a boosted OP/UAI/Rank for entry to a Griffith degree program:

Felicity Rossi, Certificate in Education Studies

Felicity Rossi comes from a long line of teachers but she opted for travel rather than university. Read more...

Nicholas Rone, Certificate in Creative Writing

After a busy international career, Nicholas Rone finally found time to explore his creativity. Read more...

Patrice Deakes, Certificate in Applied Theatre Studies

A prolonged bout of illness could have scuttled Patrice Deakes’ hopes of starting university. Read more...

Paul Joseph, Certificate in Introductory Humanities

Paul Joseph is finally making his dream of teaching history come true. Read more...

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