Flinders University (Flinders) and Nawaloka College of Higher Studies are delighted to announce our partnership programs.
This partnership will allow Biomedical students at AMRAK Institute of Medical Science to receive credit towards a Flinders degree through one of our recognised pathways.
This partnership allows students from AMRAK Institute of Medical Science (AMRAK) to enrol in the Bachelor of Medical Science & Bachelor of Medical Science (Laboratory Medicine) at Flinders.
Flinders, in partnership with ECTA, offers the Graduate Certificate in Counselling and the Graduate Diploma in Counselling as a pathway to the Master of Counselling. The three programs constitute an accredited nested suite of courses with different exit points.
The Master of Counselling refines skills in professional counselling. The course is designed to advance counselling and research skills of people currently employed or interested in employment in one of the human services sectors (i.e., education, mental health, health, community, justice, and welfare sectors).
Graduates of the program would be eligible to register as professional counsellors in Singapore.
The course is available part-time or full-time formats.
This program is only available in Singapore.
Upon successful completion you will gain 6 months credit toward the Graduate Diploma in Counselling.
Course duration: 7 months part-time*
Upon successful completion of the Graduate Certificate and Graduate Diploma you will gain 1 year credit toward the Master of Counselling.
Course duration: 14 months part-time*
Elective Topics:
Course duration: 27 months part-time*
Gain medical laboratory skills and competencies through laboratory learning made possible by being located within the Flinders Medical Centre on campus and the co-operative industry partnerships between diagnostic pathology laboratories and Flinders University
As a medical scientist specialising in laboratory medicine, you will handle patient samples and undertake laboratory testing to support and guide clinical decisions.
Students undertake two 13-week placements, equating to approximately 900 hours of laboratory placement in the fourth year of the degree.
This specialised degree provides opportunities for students interested in a wide range of careers in the medical and health sciences, and underpins virtually all fields of medical science.
In the third year a professional placement will be available involving laboratory-based project.
The course meets requirements as specified in the SA Health Allied Health Professional Credentials, including Access Appointments Policy Directive, for the SA Pathology credentialing process.
Graduates may choose to apply individually for membership of the Australian Institute of Medical and Clinical Scientists (AIMS).
Prospective applicants residing in Sri Lanka should contact, Amrak Institute of Medical Sciences.
AMRAK | N0, 5 Alfred Pl, Colombo 00300, Sri Lanka
Phone: +94 112 140 222
Email: info@amrak.lk | Website: https://amrak.lk/
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