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Diploma Pathway and Preparation Courses
- Diploma in Arts
- Diploma in Building Design and Construction
- Diploma in Business
- Diploma in Creative Industries and Communication
- Diploma in Education Studies
- Diploma in Engineering Studies
- Diploma in Health Science
- Diploma in Information and Communications Technology
- Diploma in Science
- Diploma in Social Sciences
- Undergraduate Preparation Program – Nursing/Health Science
- Associate Degree in Engineering
If you are an international student, there are pathway programs designed for you, too. Visit the International College at Western.
A Tuition-Free Pathway to a Bachelor of Nursing
Start your journey toward a rewarding career in nursing with the Undergraduate Preparation Program – Nursing/Health Science. This tuition-free program* is your first step toward a Bachelor of Nursing.
*Minimum GPA and English Language proficiency requirements must be met.
What else makes studying at The College different?
Life-friendly timetable: The average timetable includes three hours of classes, three times a week, meaning you can fit study around your other commitments.
Student Success Coach: One-to-one guidance and support from a dedicated coach who can help you navigate your career and study choices.
No ATAR required: Our modular learning will help you reach your potential, no matter your starting point or ATAR.
Affordable study options: With Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) available to eligible domestic students, the Australian Government covers part of your course fees. Check the Fees and Scholarships section on your chosen course page to see if a CSP is available.
"My college experience has been amazing, it’s made me realise what I can achieve, it’s given me the support to reach my potential."
Eillan, Diploma in Culture, Society and Justice
"The Learning is engaging, and it’s aligned with jobs needed in the future."
Christopher, Diploma in Culture, Society and Justice
"What I love the most is the interactive learning experience, there’s no exam stress of big lectures."
Susan, Diploma in Culture, Society and Justice
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