Canberra Tuesday 22 May 2001

Courses & Careers Sessions to help potential students

Thinking about studying at The Australian National University?

The ANU is hosting a series of ‘Courses and Careers Sessions’ to provide potential students with information about subject choices, student facilities and possible careers. These sessions are jointly organised by relevant Faculties and the ANU Careers Centre.

The first session on Wednesday 23 May will focus on humanities, language, and social studies. Academics from the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Asian Studies will be on hand to answer questions, plus former students will talk about the course they completed and where they are working now.

The first ANU Courses and Careers evening session is very convenient for anyone considering mid-year entry to the ANU (classes start in July). The Law Faculty Courses and Careers session is on 30 May, Visual Arts on 6 June, IT, Engineering & Science on 13 June and Economics & Business on 20 June.

The flexible new entry process at ANU means a wide variety of courses will be open for mid-year enrolment. They include first year subjects in archaeology, European & Asian history, language studies, political science, commerce, information technology, Australian & International law, biology, ecology, music and visual arts.

Students interested in undergraduate and post graduate mid-year entry to The Australian National University can check out all available courses on the website: http://www.anu.edu.au/psi or by ringing the ANU’s infoline on 1800 620 032.

The deadline for applications through the Universities Admission Centre is Tuesday May 29, 2001 or direct applications to the ANU close on 30 June 2001.

What: First Courses and Careers Sessions – Humanities, languages and social studies
When: 6pm, Wednesday 23 May 2001
Where: Manning Clark Lecture Theatre, Union Court, ANU

To arrange an interview contact:
Liz Fraser, ANU Student Recruitment, 02 6125 3601 (w)
Colleen Cunningham, ANU Careers Centre, 02 6125 3593 (w)
Or Clarissa Thorpe, Media Liaison Officer, on 02 6125 5575 (w), 0416 249

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