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So what exactly is TAFE? Why is it so popular amongst so many Thai students? 

TAFE is simply an abbreviation for “Technical and Further Education”. It is a government-administered program that offers specialised classes for students who have completed high school. Sounds like a cool option right? So,let’s see the TAFE courses for international students. 

Australian Catholic University offers:

• Bachelor of Early Childhood Education (Birth to Five years)
• Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood and Primary)
• Bachelor of Education (Primary)
• Bachelor of Inclusive Education and Disability Studies
• Bachelor of International Development Studies

Bond University offers:

• Bachelor of Film and Television

University of Canberra offers:

• Bachelor of exercise physiology and rehabilitation
• Bachelor of sport and exercise science
• Bachelor of sport studies (honours)

Curtin University offers Double Degrees:

• Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) and Bachelor of Science (Chemistry)
• Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) and Bachelor of Science (Extractive Metallurgy)
• Bachelor of Engineering (Civil and Construction Engineering) and Bachelor of Science (Mining)
• Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Systems Engineering) and Bachelor of Science (Computer Science)
• Bachelor Engineering (Electronic and Communication Engineering) and Bachelor of Science (Computer Science)
• Bachelor of Science (Physics) and Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic and Communication Engineering)

Deakin University offers:

• Bachelor of Business (Sport Management)
• Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science
• Bachelor of Health and Physical Education
• Bachelor of Health Sciences
• Bachelor of Sport Development

Griffith University offers:

• Bachelor of International Tourism and Hotel Management

Macquarie University offers:

• Bachelor of Arts with a major in Digital Design
• Bachelor of Arts with a major in Journalism and Non-Fiction Writing
• Bachelor of Arts with a major in Media, Culture and Communication
• Bachelor of Arts with a major in Media Studies
• Bachelor of Arts with a major in Public Relations and Social Media

Queensland University of Technology (QUT) offers:

• Bachelor of Creative Industries
• Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Creative Industries (Double Degree)
• Bachelor of Creative Industries/Bachelor of Human Services (Double Degree)
• Bachelor of Creative Industries/Bachelor of Information Technology (Double Degree)
• Bachelor of Creative Industries/Bachelor of Laws (Honours) (Double Degree)

RMIT University offers:

• Associate Degree in Professional Writing and Editing
• Associate Degree in Professional Media Production
• Bachelor of Arts (Creative Writing)
• Bachelor of Arts (Music Industry)
• Bachelor of Communication (Advertising)
• Bachelor of Communication (Journalism)
• Bachelor of Communication (Media)
• Bachelor of Communication (Professional Communication)
• Bachelor of Communication (Public Relations)
• Bachelor of Design (Communication Design)
• Bachelor of Media and Communication (Honours)

Southern Cross University offers:

• Bachelor of Business (Aviation Management)

UNSW Sydney offers:

• BE in Civil Engineering Honours
• BE in Environmental Engineering Honours
• BE in Civil Engineering with Architecture Honours
• BE in Surveying
• BE in Geo-spatial Engineering
• Geospatial Engineering (Hons)
• Mechanical Engineering (Hons)
• Environmental Engineering (Hons)
• Civil Engineering with Architecture (Hons)
• Computer Engineering (Hons)

The University of Western Australia offers:

• Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting Major)