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Associate Degree in Applied Health Science (Dermal Therapy)

Become an expert in the fast-paced field of Dermal Therapy when you undertake an Associate Degree in Applied Health Science (Dermal Therapy) led by the industry leaders at The Australasian College of Health and Wellness! This recognised qualification covers four streams; offering students an excellent understanding of Human...

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Associate Degree of Sports Business

Based on the content stemming from the Bachelor of Business (Leadership) is the Associate Degree of Sport Business qualification from the Australian College of Physical Education (ACPE) – offering students the opportunity to enter the workforce earlier, or complete their studies whilst balancing other commitments. Key topics of...

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Associate Degree of International Hotel and Tourism Management (NSW, QLD, VIC)

If you are looking to kick-start your hospitality career, and have a special interest in international hotel management, then this Associate Degree of International Hotel and Tourism Management from The Hotel School Australia might be just what you are looking for. This is a unique course that combines...

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Associate Degree of Football (Development, Management and Performance)

The Associate Degree of Football (Development, Management & Performance) qualification from Australian College of Physical Education (ACPE) will make sure you’re prepared for a diverse range of future career paths in the football industry, with the skills, understanding, and knowledge that is necessary. Through this degree, you can...

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About Associate Degree Courses

An Associate Degree is a versatile qualification that takes about two years to complete. It provides practical and theoretical knowledge, allowing students to enter the workforce or pursue further study with a strong foundation in their field. Associate Degrees offer flexibility, making them a popular choice for students looking for a faster route to employment or progression towards a Bachelor’s degree.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an Associate Degree?

An Associate Degree is a two-year undergraduate qualification that sits between a Certificate/Diploma and a Bachelor degree. It’s ideal for getting job-ready faster or as a pathway to uni. Explore Associate Degrees.

Is an Associate Degree the same as a Diploma?

Not quite. An Associate Degree is a higher qualification than a Diploma and is usually awarded by universities. It may provide credit toward a full Bachelor degree. Learn more at aqf.edu.au.

What jobs can I get with an Associate Degree?

Depending on the field, roles include community worker, design assistant, network technician, or business support officer. See job outcomes.

How long does an Associate Degree take?

It usually takes 2 years full-time, or longer if you study part-time. Check online study options.

Can I transfer from an Associate Degree to a Bachelor degree?

Yes! Many universities offer credit for completed Associate Degrees so you can fast-track a Bachelor. Check course articulations.

Associate Degree Courses

Associate Degree in Applied Health Science (Dermal Therapy)

Associate Degree of Sports Business

Associate Degree of International Hotel and Tourism Management (NSW, QLD, VIC)

Associate Degree of Football (Development, Management and Performance)

What is an Associate Degree?

Is an Associate Degree the same as a Diploma?

What jobs can I get with an Associate Degree?

How long does an Associate Degree take?

Can I transfer from an Associate Degree to a Bachelor degree?

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