Education Courses
We continue to expand our Education and Training courses, building on our original Activated Sludge Course which has been running for over 10 years, and is University accredited.
We are pleased to announce a NEW COURSE to be offered in March 2012.
AVAILABLE COURSES
Communicating Water Science and Technology - March 12th-14th 2012
Activated Sludge and Biological Nutrient Reduction - June 4th - 8th 2012
NEW!! Communicating Water Science and Technology Course March 2012
Our NEW course on Communicating Water Science and Technology has now been postponed, to be offered for the first time on March 12th - 14th 2012 in Brisbane (Nathan) QLD (dates now finalised).
Email m.harlow@griffith.edu.au to register your interest or provide any feedback.
Register using the online brochure here.
The Smart Water Research Centre course is
designed to inform educators, communicators and community consultants about water science and
also to assist those who already have knowledge
of water science, to present it to lay people in a
way that captures their attention and is easily understood.
It will help those with a responsibility to interact
with and guide the community, at all levels, to provide information simple enough to understand, yet technical enough to trust.
Download the brochure here or email m.harlow@griffith.edu.au to register your interest or for further details.
Activated Sludge and BNR Course June 2012 - only 9 places remain!
Our popular Activated Sludge and Biological Nutrient Reduction Course is now open for registrations for June 4th - 8th 2012 in Brisbane (Nathan) QLD after the December 2011 course was booked out.
Only 9 places remain for June 2012 so you'll need to book now to secure your place for this popular course.
This University accredited course is designed to provide wastewater industry operators, engineers, scientists, mangers and students with working knowledge of troubleshooting techniques and process optimisation of activated sludge and biological nutrient removal systems.
It provides fundamental knowledge of the interaction between biochemical, microbiological, engineering design and operational aspects of the BNR process.
Register here or email m.harlow@griffith.edu.au for more information.
If you have questions or would like to suggest a course please click here.
