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Griffith’s Graduate Certificate in Infection Prevention and Control

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If you are looking to commence or further your studies, the Griffith’s Graduate Certificate in Infection Prevention and Control will be offered as Commonwealth Supported Places (CSP). This means that you may be eligible to receive 31% off course fees.

More information is available here: https://www.griffith.edu.au/job-ready-certificates

Course graduates of the Foundations of Infection Prevention and Control course can apply for credit against 8847NRS Contemporary Infection Prevention Practices unit.