Murwillumbah

Murwillumbah, the business centre of the Tweed Shire, sits in the shadow of Mt Warning, the world’s biggest extinct shield volcano. Mt Warning is also known as Wollumbin to the local Bundjalung people and is an important sacred site. As Murwillumbah is 25 minutes from coastal areas and the Gold Coast, and 90 minutes from Brisbane, it is close to beautiful beaches, world heritage listed national parks and bustling metropolitan centres. Murwillumbah is also the home of the renowned ‘Speed on Tweed’ and ‘The Tweed Valley Banana and Harvest Week’ Festivals.

Murwillumbah Campus is handily located in the central business district and offers a range of courses, from entry level to Diploma level, that meet many career requirements. Faculty and course areas include: Community Services – Welfare; General Education courses (e.g. Tertiary Preparation, Communication and Media), Arts & Media - Visual Arts (includes fine arts, ceramics); Information Technology; Transport (Automotive trade and Marine Mechanical); Business Administration and Retail.

Students have access to extensive facilities and support on Campus, such as a Canteen, a fully equipped Library (including Learning Centre facilities for both TAFE and University students) a Student Counsellor and a Disabilities Consultant.

Courses
Semester 1, 2009	Semester 2 2009

Local Community Links

Northern Rivers
Far North Coast
Tropical NSW
Minjungbal Aboriginal Cultural Centre
Wollumbin National park