Teaching and Learning


Physical Education and Outdoor Education

Courses suited to recreational and elite sportspeople and all who are interested in the theory and practice of sports. Physical Education overview of courses, Exercise Science, Outdoor Education.

Outdoor Recreation A/V (PDF 984.2 KB)
Outdoor and Environmental Education T (PDF 1.1 MB)
Exercise Science (PDF 256.1 KB)
Health and Wellbeing (PDF 278.6 KB)
Physical Education Studies (PDF 969.3 KB)
Sport, Recreation and Leadership (PDF 1.9 MB)
Sports Development (PDF 1.5 MB)

Technology, including IT, Applied Studies

Vocational and theoretical courses in a wide range of technologies including Metal Products A, Hospitality A/V, Food Studies A,  Automotive Technology A, Furniture Making A,  Design and Emerging Technologies, Design & Graphics, Design and Textiles, a range of IT courses ( including Data Science, Robotics & Mechatronics , Digital Technologies), Business Services A, .

Metal Products (PDF 487.7 KB)
Information Technology (PDF 1.2 MB)
Hospitality A/V (PDF 654.0 KB)
Furniture Making (PDF 654.8 KB)
Food Studies (PDF 351.1 KB)
Engineering Studies (PDF 343.3 KB)
Design and Textiles (PDF 529.8 KB)
Design and Graphics (PDF 517.3 KB)
Design and Emerging Technologies (PDF 381.1 KB)
Business Services (PDF 396.4 KB)
Automotive Technology (PDF 311.8 KB)

English, Languages, History and EAL

English A, English T, English as another Language (EAL), Geography, Global Studies, Philosophy and History: courses for students at all levels of ability plus choose Language courses from  Spanish, Japanese or Indonesian taught at the school. Other languages may be available through the Canberra Academy of Languages (CAL)

Modern Languages Indonesian Japanese Spanish (PDF 186.3 KB)
Literature T and English T (PDF 454.3 KB)
Essential English A (PDF 269.1 KB)
English as another language (EAL) (PDF 510.5 KB)
Contemporary English A/M (PDF 1000.3 KB)

Science

Traditional science courses - Biology T, Human Biology T, Chemistry T, Physics T, - plus broad based Earth and Environmental Science T.

Social and Community Work A (PDF 992.6 KB)
Psychology (PDF 453.9 KB)
Physics (PDF 669.0 KB)
Human Biology (PDF 378.9 KB)
Earth and Environmental Science (PDF 625.4 KB)
Chemistry (PDF 388.3 KB)
Biology (PDF 412.0 KB)

Mathematics

Five Mathematics courses, with four offered at university preparation level - Mathematics T - and two Mathematics A courses - allow for all ability levels in this subject.

Mathematics T (PDF 896.8 KB)
Mathematics A (PDF 599.0 KB)

The Arts

The Arts faculty offers the performing arts including Drama, Dance and Music. Also offered are creative arts such as Visual Arts, Media and Photography.

Visual Arts and Specialised Visual Arts (PDF 1.9 MB)
Photography and Specialised Photography (PDF 538.2 KB)
Media and Specialised Media (PDF 616.9 KB)
Design and Graphics (PDF 517.3 KB)
Dance and Specialised Dance (PDF 414.4 KB)

Commerce, Legal and Social Sciences

Commerce courses include Accounting, Business and Economics T.

Social Science courses include Geography, Legal Studies, Psychology, Sociology and Social & Community Work A.

Sociology (PDF 291.8 KB)
Philosophy (PDF 198.7 KB)
Legal Studies (PDF 436.2 KB)
History (PDF 1.0 MB)
Global Studies (PDF 346.4 KB)
Geography (PDF 517.9 KB)
Economics (PDF 588.4 KB)
Business (PDF 494.7 KB)

Programs

Programs and activities which can enhance college experiences and create opportunities for the future include: international conferencing with Global Classroom, work readiness with Vocational Courses, using athletic training as learning in the Elite Sports Program (by application), working with highly motivated peers in the Health, Medical and Applied Sciences R unit.

H Courses are offered to students via the ANU extension program and the UC accelerated pathways programs. Subjects at ANU  include: Astrophysics, Biodiversity, Chemistry, Continuing Chinese, Creative Computing, Discovering Engineering, Global Perspectives in Commerce, Indonesian Culture and Politics, Japanese, Korean Language and Culture, Physics, Specialist Mathematics.
Further information and how to apply at https://extension.anu.edu.au/

Subjects at  UC include: Creative Writing, Meeting Environmental Challenges,  Politics and Democracy,  Systemic Anatomy and Physiology,  Understanding People and Behaviour,  Visual Communication (Digital Design)

More information and how to apply at  https://www.canberra.edu.au/campaign/accelerated-pathways-program

Elite Sports (PDF 1.5 MB)
Vocational Programs (PDF 412.7 KB)
Student Services (PDF 292.6 KB)
Politics, Philosophy, Economics and Global Perspectives (PPE) (PDF 453.5 KB)
International Private Students (PDF 407.9 KB)
Health Medical and Applied Sciences (PDF 836.8 KB)
Global Classroom (PDF 298.5 KB)