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Jansen Newman Institute
Pyrmont campus
CRICOS Provider Code: 00246M 
Postal enquiries In person
Jansen Newman Institute 
Level 5, 235 Pyrmont Street
Pyrmont NSW 2009
Jansen Newman Institute 
Level 5, 235 Pyrmont Street
Pyrmont NSW 2009
tel:  1800 777 116 (freecall)
fax: (02) 9218 8822
email: info@jni.edu.au
website: www.jni.edu.au
facebook: www.facebook.com/JansenNewmanInstitute
youtube: www.youtube.com/user/thinkeducation
Open days
Jansen Newman Institute holds regular open days and information sessions 
at the Pyrmont campus throughout the year. Visit www.jni.edu.au or call 
1800 777 116 to reserve a place.
Campus visits
To take a tour of the campus and meet with academic staff and a Course 
and Career Adviser, email info@jni.edu.au, call 1800 777 116 or drop into 
the Pyrmont campus during business hours Monday to Friday.
Important dates
Application closing dates
For application closing dates, including fi nal closing dates for each course, 
visit UAC’s website at www.uac.edu.au/postgraduate/course-search.
Trimester start dates
Trimester 1 starts  Monday 22 February 2016
Trimester 2 starts  Monday 6 June 2016
Trimester 3 starts  Monday 19 September 2016
ABOUT
Jansen Newman Institute (JNI), established in 1978 by Margaret Newman and 
David Jansen, is one of the oldest private providers of applied psychotherapy 
and counselling education in Australia.
JNI offers courses covering three main specialist areas: counselling, 
psychotherapy, and community services. These courses range from Masters 
level through to Bachelor, Diploma and short courses.JNI students gain 
practical and industry-relevant experience through our on-campus community 
clinic, where their applied learning is supervised by expert counsellors. JNI’s 
The Wellbeing Clinic at Pyrmont campus is open to the public and specialises 
in a wide range of issues including stress, confl ict, work/life balance, 
relationships and self-esteem. Students are able to explore new aspects of 
human relationships while experiencing the rich counselling tradition that 
runs through JNI.
Careers pursued by graduates include addiction counselling, youth work, 
women’s health, family services, ageing and retirement, change management, 
confl ict resolution and mediation, child protection, community counselling 
agencies, disability services and human resources.
Situated in a premium location close to Sydney’s Darling Harbour, JNI is close 
to public transport, shops and local attractions. Many JNI courses may also be 
studied through our Flexible and Online Learning system, allowing students to 
design a study program to fi t their lifestyle.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
For admission to a postgraduate coursework program you are normally 
expected to have a Bachelor degree or three-year Diploma from a recognised 
tertiary institution in an appropriate discipline. You may also need relevant 
professional work experience.
In exceptional cases an applicant may be admitted as a candidate for a 
specifi c course if the applicant submits other evidence of academic and/or 
professional experience.
Overseas qualifi cations and English profi ciency
If you hold overseas qualifi cations from countries where English is not the 
standard language of instruction, you must provide evidence of English 
language profi ciency. Refer to JNI’s English language profi ciency requirements 
on UAC’s website at www.uac.edu.au/postgraduate/admission/elp/jni.shtml.
SPECIAL/ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
You may have to submit additional material as part of your application process 
depending on which course/s you apply for.
Check UAC’s website at www.uac.edu.au/postgraduate/course-search to see 
whether special requirements apply.
Where do you submit your additional material?
You must send or deliver your additional material directly to JNI. Check the 
individual course descriptions at www.uac.edu.au/postgraduate/course-
search for details.
When do you have to submit your additional material?
Submit your material by the date specifi ed in the relevant course description 
at www.uac.edu.au/postgraduate/course-search.
TYPES OF PROGRAMS AVAILABLE
JNI offers a wide range of coursework programs at postgraduate level – 
Masters, postgraduate Diplomas and postgraduate Certifi cates.
A number of these courses are offered through UAC. Visit www.uac.edu.au/
postgraduate/course-search for details.
ENROLMENT
Advanced standing/academic credit
Applications for advanced standing/academic credit must be made by 
completing the Application for Course Credit form. We encourage applications 
for advanced standing/academic credit to be made during the application 
stage. For more information, call 1800 777 116.
FEES AND CHARGES
Postgraduate awards at JNI are offered as fee-paying (FEE). FEE-HELP is 
available for eligible students. The fees quoted for 2016 are estimates only. 
Further information about fees can be found at www.jni.edu.au.
The Australian Government has proposed changes that will affect the fees 
that universities can charge. For the latest information, including loan and 
government scholarship assistance details, visit www.studyassist.gov.au.
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FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
The Australian Government has proposed changes that will affect the way 
that students will repay the debt accumulated under HELP. For the latest 
information, including loan and government scholarship assistance details, 
visit www.studyassist.gov.au.
Scholarships
JNI offers academic scholarships each year. For more information on eligibility 
and selection criteria, call 1800 777 116.
COURSES AVAILABLE BY DIRECT APPLICATION
Call 1800 777 116 for information about courses available by direct 
application.
INTERNATIONAL FEE-PAYING APPLICANTS
JNI does not accept international students.
ACCOMMODATION
Off-campus accommodation
Student services staff can assist students with information on affordable 
accommodation options in Pyrmont and surrounds. For more information, 
call 1800 777 116.
STUDENT AND CAMPUS SERVICES
Counselling
JNI provides confi dential counselling support for current students. These 
services can be accessed from our Pyrmont campus – for more information, 
call 1800 777 116.
Library and computing services
The JNI Library offers a large collection of specialised textbooks (including 
e-books) and videos. There is a small computer lab available for student use, 
along with high-speed internet access and free wi-fi . The library also offers 
training workshops in information gathering, along with a large range of 
relevant databases that can be used in the library or in the student’s home 
through the learning portal. The JNI online catalogue is available through the 
learning portal, along with lists of books and instructional videos.
Learning assistance
All JNI students have access to Think: CLASS (Centre for Learning and 
Academic Skills Support). Think: CLASS provides students with a diverse 
range of support and academic skills services, including training in time 
management, teamwork, report writing, presentations, referencing, 
computer literacy, proofreading and editing.
Orientation
Orientation is normally held for all new students the week prior to classes 
starting for all programs. At orientation students will be able to meet JNI 
academic and student support staff and receive information about Institute 
policies, procedures and facilities. It is a valuable introduction to the Institute, 
which is designed to ensure that JNI students have a successful study 
experience.
Transport
JNI is a 10–15 minute walk Town Hall station along picturesque Darling 
Harbour, or 15–20 minute walk from Central Station.
Paid parking is available close the campus.
FURTHER INFORMATION
For information about the full range of graduate courses offered by JNI 
(including detailed course information, availability and entry requirements), 
visit our website at www.jni.edu.au.