Enrolments are now open for Second Semester entry into the University of Tasmania's Centre for Sustainable Architecture with Wood (CSAW) Graduate Certificate in Timber (Processing and Building).
The semester starts July 15, 2013
If you're involved or interested in the design, construction, maintenance or management of timber-rich buildings and structures or the production and distribution of timber and wood products, this flexibly structured online course is designed for you.
"Because it is online it's accessible for students all over Australia and internationally" said CSAW Director, Associate Professor Gregory Nolan. "Students in the course are from many fields, including; architects, building designers, timber producers and sales staff, foresters, engineers, teachers, but all have a keen interest in using wood. It can be completed part-time from work, home or anywhere with an internet connection."
"Potential students without degrees working within industry are encouraged to apply. There are structured pathways for their entry" he said.
See a video with a comprehensive course outline: www.youtube.com/user/WoodArchitecture
The fully online units cover:
- Timber, its Origin & Characteristics
- Timber in Building Construction
- Timber and Durability in Exposed Applications
- Board Processing: Hardwood and Softwood
- Engineered Wood Products (EWPs)
Like to know more?
- Visit the CSAW website at http://www.utas.edu.au/csaw/seminars-training-and-education/graduate-certificate-in-timber-processing-and-building
- Cal or email Associate Professor Gregory Nolan, T 03 63244478, enquiries@arch.utas.edu.au
