Study in AustraliaInstrumentation and Control Courses in New South Wales
| | Advanced Diploma
| Advanced Diploma of Instrumentation and Control Engineering
NATIONAL POLYTECHNIC OF AUSTRALIA
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Level:
Advanced Diploma
| Locations:
Sydney NSW
| Regional Area*:
Duration:
52 weeks
| PSW 485 visa
possiblity*:
Total Fee:
$25,000.00
| Intakes:
| Accreditations*:
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| | Certificate III
| Certificate III in Instrumentation and Control
NATIONAL POLYTECHNIC OF AUSTRALIA
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Level:
Certificate III
| Locations:
Sydney NSW
| Regional Area*:
Duration:
2 years
| PSW 485 visa
possiblity*:
Total Fee:
$25,000.00
| Intakes:
| Accreditations*:
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