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Postgraduate course

Graduate Certificate in Disability

Excelsia University College

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About

The Graduate Certificate in Disability is developed in line with the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) practice standards and quality indicators and grounded in the international human rights framework of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) and its expression in Australia’s National Disability Strategy.

Throughout this program, students will gain an understanding of the diverse experiences, needs and perspectives of people with disabilities, and learn contemporary case-management and person- centred approaches to service delivery for careers in the disability or health and human service-related sectors.

Embedded within these units is a Christian world view that is also inclusive and respectful of other faiths, which emphasises and recognises the distinctively caring and pastoral nature of disability care and support. This course has been designed to provide a comprehensive learning experience and flexibility to study online whilst continuing to work.

Areas of study include disability studies, people, policy and practice, person-centred support.

Upon completion of this course you could work in the disability or health and human service-related sectors.

Admission criteria

Applicants may be admitted to the Graduate Certificate in Disability if they have previously successfully completed a relevant:

  • bachelor degree or
  • bachelor honours degree

'Relevant' means a degree that includes subjects such as psychology, social work and education and health sciences where you studied human services and behaviour. 'Non-relevant' means degrees that are not related to welfare, human services and behaviour. Applicants with non-relevant degrees will be considered on the basis of their work and life experience.

Applicants with work and life experience

Applicants without undergraduate qualifications can apply for admission via the work and life experience pathway which may consider other forms of study completed in the higher education and vocational sectors, volunteer activities, contribution to church life, professional development relevant to cohuman welfare and disability. For more information refer to admissions policies in the Admissions Framework.

Fees and charges

^ Fee listed is the indicative annual course cost for 2024 and is subject to annual review. Students studying at Excelsia may also be eligible for FEE-HELP.

Australian Government financial assistance

Excelsia College Scholarships

Excelsia College fees and financial assistance

Further information

Read the full course details on the Excelsia College website.

Call 02 9819 8888.