UP Education to deliver courses for CDU International College

Charles Darwin University is intensifying its work to grow international student numbers with the launch of an international pathway college in Darwin.  The courses will be delivered by CDU’s partner and top three International Pathway Provider, UP Education, which has been providing pathway learning for more than 20 years in Australia and New Zealand.

The CDU International College, which is located in the university’s Darwin Waterfront campus, opens its doors in early March to the first intake of international students who aspire to enter university programs.

The courses, including CDU’s Foundation, First Year Diplomas, Masters Preparation Program and Masters Qualifying Programs, will prepare international students to undertake undergraduate and postgraduate programs at CDU.

CDU Vice-Chancellor Professor Simon Maddocks said that growing international student numbers was one of the university’s highest priorities.

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