7 online uni subjects that don't have entry requirements
Here at Open Universities Australia, we make it possible for everyone to study online with leading Australian universities. Get ready to explore over 1,000 subjects without entry requirements.
Want to study with a leading Australian university, but don't think you'll get in? When you enrol through Open Universities Australia, you can access over 1,000 online undergraduate subjects that don't have entry requirements, offered by some of the best education providers in the country.
Our open-door policy means that you can start studying select courses right away—without waiting for uni approval, visiting a campus or submitting your ATAR. No matter your background or school marks, we can help you get into a degree you're passionate about!
At Open Universities Australia, we call undergraduate subjects with no entry requirements ‘open enrolment subjects’. Pass a few of these in areas like business, arts, health, education and science and you can use the credit you gain to apply for entry into a degree.
So, what’s possible without entry requirements? Well, almost anything! Here are a few examples of courses you can start studying right away.
Technology and Innovation with University of Tasmania
Learn how to propose, plan and deliver innovative projects in the applied sciences. From research and development to inquiry and self-directed negotiation, this online subject will teach you how to use management tools and practices to solve industry related problems.
After this subject, you’ll be able to:
- Evaluate, communicate and reflect on how to effectively project manage to create dynamic solutions in testing and implementation
- Understand the ‘Age of the Consumer’ and how sensors and data play a role
- Apply, analyse and evaluate innovation and entrepreneurial practice to deliver outcomes that respond to industry specific problems
Wellbeing with Murdoch University
Want to learn more about what affects our mental health and wellbeing? In this subject you’ll address psychological, economical and emotional viewpoints of wellbeing. Compare and contrast different perspectives and learn how nutrition, ageing and the media can shape our thoughts.
After this subject, you’ll be able to:
- Combine theory and practice to critically evaluate different disciplinary perspectives related to wellbeing
- Explore, synthesise and critically think about the benefits and limitations of specific approaches and perspectives on wellbeing
- Integrate knowledge from multiple subject areas to articulate your personal understanding of wellbeing and compare these in tutorial sessions
Writing Genre Fiction with Curtin University
Calling all aspiring writers! Expand your skills in creative writing and find your niche in fiction through this online subject designed to improve your short fiction. Learn how to give meaningful feedback and critically analyse contemporary short fiction.
After this subject, you’ll be able to:
- Implement theory and practice when writing short prose fiction
- Critically workshop and constructively critique examples of your own writing and writing submitted by peers
- Experiment with the possibilities and parameters of the short fiction genre
Counselling Concepts with The University of South Australia
Are you a good listener and advice giver? Gain the confidence to counsel others effectively! This 10-week subject covers a range of concepts including psychotherapy theories, interpersonal skills and communication.
After this subject, you’ll be able to:
- Identify concepts and values that define positive contemporary counselling
- Learn more about the role of theory in counselling
- Develop a general understanding of international and Australian counselling practices
- Apply these principles and theories to your own life and experiences, preparing you to better assist others in a counselling setting
Introduction to Nutrition with La Trobe University
Uncover diet myths, create comprehensive dietary guides and calculate the muscle to fat ratio to determine health. Learn how to weigh-up the balance between what people eat and the energy they burn.
After this subject, you’ll be able to:
- Identify and describe common food sources of micronutrients including energy, fat, protein, alcohol and carbohydrate
- Apply dietary analysis techniques to assess your own diet and the diet of others
- Understand and describe the role of the Australian Dietary Guidelines in health and how they may affect the population’s diets
Database Concepts with RMIT
Big data is taking over—are you on board? Dig into data principles, explore the application of database systems and learn how to design and apply software solutions to meet specifications.
After this subject, you’ll be able to:
- Assess and compare software assets and IT systems for organisation or user fit
- Describe various data modelling technologies and data base systems
- Apply SQL as a programming language to define database schemes and update contents
Introduction to OHSE Management with Australian Catholic University
This online subject is perfect for students looking to gain more know-how in occupational health safety and environmental management. Learn concepts around risk and hazard and how you can put these into action through effective communication with stakeholders.
After this subject, you’ll be able to:
- Explain occupational health and safety concepts in addition to the conceptual structure underpinning OHSE practice
- Compare and contrast the basic concepts of risk and hazard
- Communicate data effectively to explain concepts to workplace stakeholders, workers and employers
- Develop a contextual understanding of professional practice and legislative concepts
