Apply principles of veterinary public health, biosecurity, epidemiology, nutrition and sustainable terrestrial production to analyse and assess contemporary issues in animal health using a one health approach.

Applicants must meet the minimum English Language test scores for a Temporary Graduate Visa (485). For details refer to https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/temporary-graduate-485/graduate-work#Eligibility

Applicants must meet the minimum English Language test scores for a Temporary Graduate Visa (485). For details refer to https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/temporary-graduate-485/graduate-work#Eligibility Offerings: All

Completion of at least two (2) years of tertiary education in Australia in a related Information Technology field, and
A visa which allows for full work and study rights. Priority is given to those holding a 485 Skilled Graduate Visa or Bridging Visa to the graduate visa.

Completion of at least two (2) years of tertiary education in Australia in a related Information Technology field, and
A visa which allows for full work and study rights. Priority is given to those holding a 485 Skilled Graduate Visa or Bridging Visa to the graduate visa. Offerings: All

Quota restrictions, determined by the Course Coordinator, may apply to each intake depending on the availability of appropriate Internships.

Quota restrictions, determined by the Course Coordinator, may apply to each intake depending on the availability of appropriate Internships. Offerings: All

Professional Internship:
This course includes a prescribed professional placement. Students may be required to undertake such placement away from the campus at which they are enrolled, at their own expense. 
In order to be allocated an internship and to commence that internship, all students must:
 Have successfully completed the CPW and EAW components prior to internship commencement;
 Participate in, and satisfy the requirements of, a one-on-one interview regarding preparedness for the internship, alignment with relevant internships, and setting realistic expectations for the internship.
 Agree to the terms and conditions specified within a personalised training plan as well as a formal training agreement for each internship placement, prior to commencement of the internship;
 Remain in Australia for the entirety of the Internship placement and the ACS Professional Environments (PE) Online course.

Professional Internship:
This course includes a prescribed professional placement. Students may be required to undertake such placement away from the campus at which they are enrolled, at their own expense. 
In order to be allocated an internship and to commence that internship, all students must:
 Have successfully completed the CPW and EAW components prior to internship commencement;
 Participate in, and satisfy the requirements of, a one-on-one interview regarding preparedness for the internship, alignment with relevant internships, and setting realistic expectations for the internship.
 Agree to the terms and conditions specified within a personalised training plan as well as a formal training agreement for each internship placement, prior to commencement of the internship;
 Remain in Australia for the entirety of the Internship placement and the ACS Professional Environments (PE) Online course. Offerings: All

Course and Subject Handbook

114450 - JCU Professional Year (Information Technology)