Short Courses
UTS:ACELG Short Courses
The UTS Australian Centre of Excellence for Local Government is the only university unit in Australia, and one of a few worldwide, that designs, develops and delivers courses that are tailor-made to the education, training and development needs of professionals and elected representatives in the local government sector. Our degree courses are developed after extensive local government consultation and are designed to make maximum benefit of the knowledge gained from the Centre's concurrent research and consultancy activities.
It is our objective that our degree course graduates will be 'learned practitioners' - that is they will be practical and professional in their work and with the relevant skills and knowledge for them to perform effectively in local government. Hence, our courses provide the most up-to-date knowledge on local government, from Australia and around the world. Sessions are presented by expert practitioners who work, on a daily basis, in or with local councils. Programs are offered in an interactive workshop style, and students typically remark on the real benefits of shared learning with a group of local government colleagues.
Many of our degree courses offer various study patterns. Many subjects can also be taken as 'stand-alone' short courses, and flexible options for distance and workplace learning can be discussed with the Course Co-Ordinator on a case-by case basis. Completion of our current post-graduate degrees can also provide a pathway to further study.
For more information contact: 02 9514 7884 / [email protected].
Seminars
- ABC of the BCA
- Alternative Solutions and Principles of Fire Engineering
- Building in Bushfire Prone Areas
- Environmental Health: Theory into Practice
- The Art of Facilitation
- Local Infrastructure Funding
- Plan Reading
- Swimming Pool Assessments, Compliance & Safety Awareness
- Swimming Pool Inspection Seminar.
Building Regulation and Certification
Planning for Bushfires
Development Assessment and Control
Management and Planning
- Comparative Local Governance
- Enhancing Local Government Service Delivery
- Local Environmental Management
- Leading in Local Government
- Local Government Principles and Practice
- New Foundations in Public Participation (IAP2)
- Contemporary Local Government Leadership
- Organising and Managing in Local Government
- Research in Local Government
- Social Planning and Development
- Strategic Planning
- Team Building and Leadership.