Institute of Education, Arts and Community (International)
We give you creative license
The Institute of Education, Arts & Community (IEAC) is all about helping others – to learn, to laugh, to get back on their feet. You’ll graduate with the skills to educate, support or entertain – essentially, to stand in front of an audience and enrich their lives. Our discipline areas might be ancient, but the curriculum – and the way we teach it – is anything but. There’s industry experience on offer, too. Being part of IEAC means you’ll won’t just get a qualification, you’ll be ready for the spotlight.
IEAC allows you to express yourself. IEAC is your institute.
Your Orientation schedule
| Time | Activity | Location |
|---|---|---|
| 9.30 am–11 am | Orientation | Foyer, Building 901 |
| 11–11.30 am | Enrolment lab and collect student ID | Library, Building 901 |
| 11.30 am–12 pm | Library tour | Library, Building 901 |
| 12–1.30 pm | Free lunch | Foyer, Building 901 |
| 1–2 pm | Institute Welcome | Room G121, Building 903 |
| 2–2.30 pm | Course overview | Federation Access Studies (FAST) Bachelor of Education Studies Bachelor of Sport, Physical and Outdoor Education Bachelor of Community and Human Services Graduate Certificate in Social and Community Services Master of Education Studies Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice Bachelor of Arts |
| 2.30–3.30 pm | Self-guided campus tour (tip: download the free Actionbound app from the App Store before the tour) | Foyer, Building 901 |
Academic Skills Day
Starting uni can be daunting. The research. The essays and reports. The online systems. We get it. That's why we're running Academic Skills Day during Orientation.
You'll get to practise all kinds of basic academic skills. Yes – practise. Not hear about. This is a hands-on session. And there's free food.
When: Thursday 18 July, 10 am to 3 pm
Where: Room G68, Building 902
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Register for your sessions
After you take in your Orientation schedule you can register for as many sessions as you like. Registration isn't compulsory, but it means you'll get a nifty reminder and you can add the sessions to your calendar.
Keen to see what else is going on at Fed in the first few weeks of semester? It's all at What's On.
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