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Graduate Diploma of Health and Social Wellbeing

Course ID
CRS1300314
Provider
Nan Tien Institute Limited
Status
Accredited, renewal date 16/03/2028
Accreditation Period
7 years - maximum allowable period and extended for a further 12 months
Language other than English
No

Decisions

  • Extension of accreditation 16 June 2026
  • Re-accreditation 20 March 2020
  • Accreditation 15 August 2013 updated 06 March 2014

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