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Development Assessment Development Assessment
Short Course

Development Assessment

Explore the fundamentals of development assessment, urban design and planning law. [5 wks, 5 x 8 hrs]

  • 15 May 23 - 20 Jun 23
  • 5 wks
  • 5 x 8 hrs
  • 2,990
  • Blended
  • Blended
Planning for Bushfire Prone Areas Planning for Bushfire Prone Areas
Short Course

Planning for Bushfire Prone Areas

Prevention and protection. Understand the legislation, planning and design principles that protect property and human life from bushfires.

  • 06 Mar 23 - 10 Mar 23
  • 5 days
  • 5 x 8 hrs
  • 2,990
  • On-campus
  • On-campus
CSARM Module B: Effective Site Assessment CSARM Module B: Effective Site Assessment
Short Course

CSARM Module B: Effective Site Assessment

Find out what you need to know about the essentials of contaminated sites assessments. This course covers regulatory drivers, guidance requirements and methods for investigating contaminated soils, groundwaters and soil vapours. [Pre-readings + 2.5 days]

  • 19 Apr 23 - 21 Apr 23
  • 2.5 days
  • Pre-readings + 2.5 days
  • 1,610
  • Hybrid
  • Hybrid
Due Diligence for Infrastructure Projects Due Diligence for Infrastructure Projects
Short Course

Due Diligence for Infrastructure Projects

Do your due diligence - a crucial element of investing and lending. Gain the skills to review and interrogate technical due diligence reports for infrastructure projects. [2 days]

  • 23 Sep 23 - 24 Sep 23
  • 2 days
  • 2 days
  • 1,200
  • Hybrid
  • Hybrid
ABC of the Building Code of Australia ABC of the Building Code of Australia
Short Course

ABC of the Building Code of Australia

This course is designed for participants wanting a basic understanding of the Building Code of Australia 2022 Volume 2, with a focus on the housing provisions (Volume 2).

  • 23 Mar 23 - 23 Mar 23
  • 1 day
  • 8 hrs
  • 685
  • Online
  • Online
Design Principles for Effective Business Presentations Design Principles for Effective Business Presentations
Microcredential

Design Principles for Effective Business Presentations

Learn to harness the power of design to create impactful and persuasive business communications. [6 wks, avg 10 hrs/wk]

  • Unscheduled
  • 6 wks
  • Avg 10 hrs/wk
  • On-campus
  • On-campus
Expert Design Secrets To Radically Up Your DataVis Game Expert Design Secrets To Radically Up Your DataVis Game
Microcredential

Expert Design Secrets To Radically Up Your DataVis Game

Learn powerful design principles for making better, more persuasive charts and infographics. [6 wks, avg 10 hrs/wk]

  • Unscheduled
  • 6 wks
  • Avg 10 hrs/wk
  • Blended
  • Blended
Building Regulation Building Regulation
Short Course

Building Regulation

Get the essential skills required to understand and implement building regulation in NSW. [5 wks, 5 x 8 hrs]

  • Unscheduled
  • 5 wks
  • 5 x 8 hrs
  • Online
  • Online
Effective Consideration of Flood Risk in Land Use Planning Effective Consideration of Flood Risk in Land Use Planning
Short Course

Effective Consideration of Flood Risk in Land Use Planning

Learn how to reduce flood risk and keep communities safe through effective land use management taught by experts from the NSW Government, local government and UTS. [3 wks, avg 7 hrs/wk]

  • Unscheduled
  • 4.5 hrs
  • 3 wks avg 7 hrs/wk
  • Online
  • Online
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