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Professional Year programs typically include courses and modules designed specifically to prepare students for the workplace. This may include courses on business communication skills and workplace skills. In addition, a key component of the professional year program is a compulsory internship which gives students real and practical experience. By finishing Professional Year program, international student graduates is able to gain employment advantages in their chosen career and qualify for 10 migration points towards permanent residence For accounting graduates, students doing the professional year can also qualify for skill assessment with IELTS (academic) of 6 across all parts only. This can avoid the need to achieve IELTS 7 (across all parts). To find more about professional year programs, please contact an ACIC consultant.
The students may specialise in either one or two of the following majors:
One of ACIC's student who finished both Graduate Diploma in Information Technology and MICT has been successfully recognised by Australian Computer Society (ACS) as ICT business analyst, which is an occupation on the New list of Skill Occupations. To find out about this course and following migration possibilities, please contact an ACIC consultant.
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The Professional Year (Accounting/IT/Engineering): The Professional Year is aimed at addressing Australia's skill shortages in nominated occupations by enhancing the employment skills of recent international graduates, principally those seeking permanent residence in Australia. Several education providers including Navitas provide professional year programs on behalf of the following professional bodies: ACS, Engineers Australia, CPA, NIA and ICAA. 
UOW's Master of Information & Communication Technology (MICT): This one-year course is aimed at graduates working in the Information & Communication Technology (ICT) industry who are seeking to further their understanding of organisational, economic, regulatory and socio-technical issues that arises in the implementation and application of IT. Students can choose either to develop further their technical skills or to develop skills in ICT management. 