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Deb
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Deb 		Hi

Has anyone gone through the process of successfully gaining non-self accrediting higher education institution status and having a program accredited has a Graduate Certificate?

I hope to be doing this in the not too distant future and would really like some advice from someone who has been through it.

Deborah M
Posted: 16-Jul-2010 03:16 PM | Reply
Dr Phil Rutherford
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Dr Phil Rutherford 		Deb,

What do you mean by 'non self-accrediting'? Do you mean RTO (Registered Training Organisation)? Universities are self-accrediting by legislation (but I can't give you all the current details as I've been away from that sector for some time), but I've never heard of a non self-accrediting organisation seeking accreditation.

Phil Rutherford Ph.D www.3gpm.com/drphilrutherford
Posted: 26-Jul-2010 10:18 AM | Reply
Deb
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Deb 		Non self-accrediting higher education institution status is not the same as an RTO. 

Higher Education qualifications other than those offered by the universities and self-accrediting institutions are able to be offered by a non self-accrediting higher education institution.

These institutions are registered by the various commonwealth, state and territory government higher education accreditation authorities as a higher education institution and each course they offer must be accredited by the authority.
Posted: 26-Jul-2010 02:22 PM | Reply
Graham
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Graham 		I manage a graduate diploma and we are a registered non-self accrediting higher education provider. We have are currently in the process of having our registration and accreditation renewed. I'd be happy to discuss this with you.
Posted: 06-Aug-2010 12:43 PM | Reply
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