New university partnership to expand online learning

Have you read our case study on the Centre for Custom and Excise Studies (CCES)? We shared the story of this Canberra-based education services provider a couple of years ago, after they were inducted into the ACT Exporter’s Hall of Fame in 2010.

So what has the business, based at the University of Canberra, been up to since then?

In an exciting update, CCES recently announce a new partnership with an Australian university that will provide students with further opportunities to formalise their skills in Customs Administration, Border Management and related fields.

From March 2014, CCES will be offering a Bachelor of Border Management in partnership with the prestigious Charles Sturt University. This will be the first course of its kind to be delivered entirely online.

Charles Sturt University is the largest regionally based university in Australia, enrolling nearly 37,000 students in over 120 countries around the world. It is a leader in quality online-supported distance learning.

Being the largest and one of the most experienced providers of courses delivered by innovative distance education, Charles Sturt University is a perfect fit for CCES programs, providing opportunities for students to go to university regardless of where they live, or their work and other commitments.

The new partnership with Charles Sturt University is in addition to existing valued partnerships with educational institutions including the University of Canberra, the Community College of Qatar, the Eastern and Southern African Management Institute, the Postgraduate Institute of Management, Sri Lanka, Maldives Government, and Shanghai Customs College.

To find out more visit the CCES website .