Supported Courses
Additional study support available to develop much needed skills in our region.
Study degrees that align with our local workforce.
Enjoy additional on-campus support when you are enrolled in one of the following supported courses with our University Partners.
Bachelor of Nursing
Charles Sturt University
With an industry-focused course structure, you'll graduate fully prepared for your role as a registered nurse, ready to make a meaningful impact from day one. On the Mid Coast, the skills you’ll learn are vital across local hospitals, community health services and aged care facilities, where qualified nurses are consistently in demand.
Graduate Certificate in Education
The University of Newcastle
Designed for practising teachers and educators looking to deepen their understanding of broader education issues beyond the classroom. You'll connect with the latest research, examine system-level challenges, and strengthen your professional knowledge to accelerate your career.
Master of Special and Inclusive Education
The University of Newcastle
Build on your existing education or health qualifications, blending theory and practice to support people with disability and additional needs. Choose specialisations such as Deaf Studies, Early Childhood Intervention, Behaviour Support, or High Potential and Gifted Education.
Master of Education
The University of Newcastle
For practising educators looking to retrain in an additional teaching area or deepen their professional skills. You'll strengthen your understanding of educational theory and practice, and apply evidence-based teaching frameworks that enhance your effectiveness in the classroom.
Master of Leadership and Management in Education
The University of Newcastle
Designed for educators ready to strengthen their leadership capabilities and drive positive change in their school or organisation. You'll build the skills to complement your real-world professional experience with flexible learning options available.
Bachelor of Construction Management (Building) (Honours)
The University of Newcastle
From project management and quantity surveying to estimating, building surveying, facilities management and property development, graduates are equipped to oversee buildings and infrastructure projects both onsite and in the office.
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)
CQUniversity
Develop your problem-solving, teamwork and communication skills through project-based learning, so you can graduate work-ready. Your first year provides a general understanding of engineering, allowing you to experience each discipline before choosing your path.
Undergraduate Degrees in Education & Training
Study one of the many Undergraduate degrees available in Education & Training with University of New England (UNE) supported by Taree Universities Campus.
Bachelor of Environmental Science
University of New England
UNE's Bachelor of Environmental Science provides a broad foundation in the core theories and applied skills that underpin environmental science, with a strong understanding of local and global environmental issues and their management.
Master of Teaching (Primary)
University of New England
Combining theoretical study with practical experience, the course covers literacy and numeracy education, ICT across the curriculum, classroom behaviour management, Aboriginal education, inclusive and special education, and teaching students with English as an additional language or dialect.
Master of Teaching (Secondary)
University of New England
UNE's Master of Teaching (Secondary) is a graduate initial teacher education program that combines theoretical knowledge with practical experience to prepare you as a sought-after secondary teacher.
Master of Urban and Regional Planning
University of New England
This is a multi-disciplinary course integrating economic, scientific, legal and sociological considerations to achieve optimal social, environmental and economic outcomes.
Master of Science in Agriculture
University of New England
This is a flexible postgraduate coursework program that lets you tailor your studies towards your interests and career goals. You can specialise in areas including animal science, meat science, genetics and animal breeding, cotton and grains production, agronomy, and soil science.
Master of Rural Science
University of New England
This degree offers independent, supervised research related to sustainable, science-based agricultural production systems. You'll develop high-level research skills and contribute original knowledge through a thesis, preparing for advanced roles in a rapidly evolving industry.
Bachelor of Agriculture/Bachelor of Business
University of New England
Develop practical, production-oriented skills in agriculture alongside in-depth knowledge in business, management and finance. You'll learn to formulate strategies and become an informed decision-maker in a rapidly evolving industry.
Bachelor of Sustainability
University of New England
Through critical, analytical and problem-solving capabilities, you'll be equipped to find tangible solutions for environmental and social challenges.
Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning
University of New England
This course balances theory with practice, integrating academic knowledge into real-world contexts so you can design communities that balance community, environmental and economic needs.
Bachelor of Agriculture
University of New England
Gain practical, production-oriented skills to solve problems and adapt to future challenges in the agricultural industry. Choose from three production-based majors to develop specialist knowledge in the productive management of agricultural landscapes.
Bachelor of Education (Primary)
CQUniversity
With supervised, assessable professional practice blocks throughout each year of the course, you'll apply theoretical knowledge in real classrooms and build the practical skills needed for employment.
Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood)
CQUniversity
With supervised professional practice blocks throughout the course, you'll apply theoretical knowledge in real-world settings to prepare for employment, from Prep to Year 6 in primary schools, and in early childhood settings.