Griffith College offers blended learning programmes in everything from accounting, law, education, business and computing.

How does blended learning work?
It’s a flexible way of completing your course of study, combining online aspects with more structured classroom experiences to allow for an accessible learning style. In a blended course, students may view lectures, access readings, ask questions and complete assignments online, so time in the classroom can focus more on discussion and activities.

What are the benefits of blended learning?

• Flexibility: Busy, geographically dispersed and mature students have more control over their schedules
• Independence: Students can work in their own time and at their own pace
• Diversification: Students have access to a rich array of learning tools and styles they may not encounter in the traditional classroom
• Support: Students experience the personal engagement and support of interacting with their lecturers and classmates while benefiting from the flexibility of online delivery

Want to find out more? Register for one of our upcoming Online Open Days on August 19 or September 2, 23 and 30!