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Welcome to the TAFE School of Arts, Hospitality & Sciences
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The School of Arts, Hospitality & Sciences is Swinburne
TAFE's most diverse school, providing a broad range of programs
across the areas of arts, horticulture and environmental sciences,
hospitality and tourism, public safety & sciences, sustainability
and OH&S. Teaching in these dynamic areas is complemented
by specialist facilities and equipment across five of Swinburne's
campuses and excellent pathways to employment or further study.
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Latest News and Events
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2008 Marketing, Media and Hospitality student sample day
Date: August 30
Time: 10.00am - 3.30pm
Campus: Prahran Campus
Swinburne TAFE invites you to find out more about your Marketing, Media and Hospitality options at Swinburne University of Technology.
Experience life as a Swinburne student for a day. By participating in four hands-on workshops:
- Advertising, Marketing and Public Relations
- Retail Management and Real Estate
- Hospitality and Event Management
- Management and Library Information Systems
Please note you must attend all four.
If you are currently in year 10 - 12 then this event is for you! Parents and Career Advisers are also welcome to attend this event.
 Register now
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Dr John Butler, a teacher in the Department of Arts, won the Outstanding Teacher/Trainer of the Year Award
at the 2006 Victorian Training Awards. The winner of this award is recognised as the best in Victoria's world-class training system.
The Awards recognise the vital contribution made by learners, teachers, employers, training providers and program designers to building a world-class post-compulsory education and training system.
The award was announced at a presentation dinner held at the Crown Palladium on Monday 31st July 2006.
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From refugee to cancer intern: a TAFE student's story
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Work placements are a regular part of student life, but selection for a highly
competitive internship at Cancer Trials Australia marks the highlight of 32 year old
Susan Andric's journey from war-torn Yugoslavia.
After spending several years living as a refugee Susan moved to Tullamarine in Melbourne.
Upon arriving in Australia she had completed nearly two years of university,
and intended to continue her education in her new life.
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