Studying online with Griffith College means you can balance your education with work, family, and personal commitments.
You are in control of your schedule, while still attending scheduled live online workshops that connect you to your lecturers and peers, while still participating in, scheduled, live online workshops that connect you with your lecturers and peers.
You will have access to expert teaching staff, dedicated support services, and a connected online community that ensures that even if studying a far, you’re never studying in isolation!
Your study week will follow a clear and consistent structure based around a weekly, live workshop per course. Online study is only available for domestic students.
Before your workshops:
Join live workshops:
After your workshops:
Online study with Griffith College combines the independence of learning anywhere in Australia with the reassurance of dedicated academic and wellbeing support. You will have access to the same resources and services as on-campus students, plus the flexibility to fit study into your life.
You should plan to spend approximately 10 hours per course per week, including workshop time.
Three or four courses a trimester is considered full-time (30 or 40 hours per week), while part-time can be one or two courses at a time.
If you need additional English or Maths qualifications to be eligible for a teaching degree, this diploma is perfect for you. Rather than needing to complete extra study, including bridging and enabling subjects, you can meet the requirements while studying this one-year diploma.
Transition seamlessly into the Bachelor of Education with credit.
This program will provide you with the foundational knowledge and skills to progress into further study in the areas of psychology, counselling, human services, social work or law. Benefit from workshops focusing on understanding human cognition and behaviour, interpersonal relationships and social systems.
How long will it take to complete the diploma program?
To complete the program, you must successfully complete eight courses. The duration of your studies depends on the academic load you choose:
Do I need an ATAR or study history?
Our diplomas are ATAR-free entry, making them accessible for a wide range of students.
What do I need to do to start?
To apply, complete a free application via StudyLink.
How do I progress into Griffith University?
How much time do I need to commit for my studies each week?
You should plan to dedicate approximately 10 hours per course per week, including joining workshops, completing reading and activities, as well as working on assignments and study.
Additional time may be required during assessment periods.
I’m a bit worried about studying at university, what help is there?
Everything we do is about helping students get into and prepared for their university studies. Rest assured we are here to help you succeed. Here is just some of the support we offer:
