University of Melbourne Courses

To enrol in this course, you need:

• A bachelor's degree
• A minimum of three years' work experience (paid or voluntary) related to Indigenous politics and policy, or roles such as community and stakeholder management, or communications and public relations
• To be an Indigenous person interested or engaged in the treaty process.

It is recommended that you complete Treaties and Other Agreements as the first course in the series, before undertaking this one.

This micro-credential is for experienced educators and educational leaders within the Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) sector who either aspire to lead teams or want to enhance existing leadership skills. It is recommended that learners commencing this micro-credential have a minimum three years experience in the early childhood education sector.

There are no eligibility requirements.

There are no eligibility requirements.

Learners are expected to have:

• completed a bachelor's degree or have equivalent levels of professional experience in a healthcare related area, and
• demonstrable understanding of programming concepts, or
• completed MMC1 Foundations of AI in Healthcare or have attained the equivalent knowledge and skills through other channels.

Recommended prior knowledge: Proficiency with a variety of programming concepts such as functional, object-oriented, and modular programming. Proficiency with the use of command line interfaces.

There are no formal eligibility requirements to enrol in this course, but it is recommended you have either an undergraduate degree or at least three years of professional experience in a relevant field (such as policy design/development, program implementation, management, evaluation, or corporate services).

To undertake this course, you must have a bachelor's degree in any field or three years of experience working in an organisation of any kind. Prior knowledge in information systems or business administration, including operations or project management would be useful, but it is not a prerequisite.

To be eligible for this course, you need to be either:

• A currently practising K-12 educator, or
• A practitioner with knowledge of and access to an educational setting.

This micro-credential is ideal for mid to late-career ICT professionals seeking to advance their careers or future-proof their skillsets.

It is recommended that learners commencing this micro-credential have:

• An undergraduate degree in any discipline plus two years of experience in IT-related work
• At least five years of experience in IT-related work.

You are encouraged to complete the following micro-credential before undertaking this one, but this is not a prerequisite:

• Strategic Data in Organisations.

Learners are expected to have:

• completed a bachelor's degree or have equivalent levels of professional experience in a healthcare related area, and
• demonstratable understanding of programming and machine learning concepts, or
• completed MMC1 Foundations of AI in Healthcare and/or MMC2 Introduction to Machine Learning in Python and/or have attained the equivalent knowledge and skills through other channels

Recommended prior knowledge:

• Proficiency with a variety of programming concepts such as functional, object-oriented, and modular programming.
• Proficiency with the use of command line interfaces.
• Proficiency with the Python programming language.