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CredEx
How does CredEx fit alongside a degree?
CredEx provides self-directed and institution-supported learning tracks that run concurrently with university study.
Can I combine course completions?
CredEx supports stackable learning and competency certificates. Each learning track sets out what you need to complete to earn its certificate.
Does a certificate guarantee university credit?
No. Articulation applies only to approved learning and relevant institutional agreements. The receiving university decides credit recognition, advanced standing and progression.
ElectEx
Can learning sit within a core major or an elective?
Yes. The programme supports core major units and flexible elective blocks. The institution agrees the academic mapping and delivery.
Which academic fields does it cover?
The programme covers business, accounting, finance, AI, cybersecurity, health tech, agritech and engineering, across undergraduate and postgraduate degrees.
What are The Work Lab and PitchX?
The Work Lab connects learning with industry problem sprints. PitchX develops ideas through presentations and executive panel reviews. Workplace simulations let students apply capabilities in industry-inspired scenarios.
GradEx
Who awards the degree?
Your university. It awards the degree, approves the curriculum through its Board of Studies and provides the campus and academic support. Futred designs and runs the programme with you.
Which programmes are offered?
Three undergraduate degrees (BBA (Hons) Investment Banking, Strategy and Management; BBA (Hons) Technology and Business Management; BCA (Hons) Cybersecurity and Cloud) and two MBAs (Investment Banking, Strategy and Management; Technology and Business Management).
What are the Australian qualifications?
Undergraduate students earn an Australian Diploma (AQF level 5) and Advanced Diploma (AQF level 6) within the degree, delivered through ATMC. For BCA (Hons) Cybersecurity and Cloud, the Advanced Diploma is part of the international route.
International Development Centre
Who is IDC for?
IDC develops opportunities for students, faculty, counsellors and institutions through immersion and internationalisation support.
Where can students explore immersion?
Immersion programmes currently run in Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand. Each programme page describes its academic, industry and cultural activities.
Can a campus develop faculty opportunities too?
Yes. The IDC model includes faculty development, curriculum workshops and wider institutional development. Specific opportunities and delivery are agreed for each programme.
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