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Prahran Campus of Melbourne Polytechnic was established in 2013 as a hybrid educational organisation developed and administered by Melbourne Polytechnic when it was known as Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE (NMIT), offering vocational education courses encompassing Certificate, Diploma, Advanced Diploma levels and Bachelor degrees at Prahran campus.〔NMIT media release, 13 August 2013, ''(La Trobe University and NMIT move to create new Melbourne Polytechnic )'', Retrieved 9 January 2014〕〔La Trobe University media release, 14 August 2013, ''(New tertiary education model announced )'', Retrieved 9 January 2014〕 In October 2014 NMIT decided to reposition itself in the tertiary education market under the Melbourne Polytechnic brand, appointing Publicis Mojo to co-ordinate the change. The change was facilitated by a $19 million grant from the Victorian Government, with the Prahran campus and courses being incorporated within the larger organisation.〔Mumbrella, 17 October 2014 ''(Melbourne Polytechnic chooses Publicis Mojo for relaunch assignment )'', Retrieved 2 December 2014〕〔Kylie Adoranti, Herald Sun, 3 October 2014 ''(Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE to be rebranded as Melbourne Polytechnic )'', Retrieved 2 December 2014〕 Bachelor degrees in Business, Hospitality Management, Information Technology, and Writing and Publishing were initially offered by Melbourne Polytechnic from the campus. Further degree courses were envisaged to be developed through a partnership between La Trobe University and NMIT,〔Adrian Bernecich, Heidelberg Leader, 13 August 2013, ''(La Trobe and NMIT join forces to create a uni and TAFE hybrid )'', Retrieved 9 January 2014〕 with the first degree being the Bachelor of Agriculture and Technology based at Epping Campus.〔Chris McLennan, (Weekly Times ), 20 November 2013, ''New ag degree on offer'〕 ==Establishment== The Melbourne Polytechnic partnership was announced in August 2013,〔ABC News, 1 August 2013, ''(NMIT to turn Swinburne's Prahran campus into centre for creative arts )'', Retrieved 9 January 2014〕 and is one of several Polytechnic partnerships in Australia between established universities and TAFE colleges.〔Gavin Moodie, The Australian, 30 October 2013, ''(Competition for students will see more structural changes )'', Retrieved 9 January 2014〕 In 2013 NMIT negotiated the purchase of the Prahan campus of Swinburne University of Technology.〔Paul Isbel, Artshub website, 2 May 2013, ''(NMIT runs a ruler over Swinburne )'', Retrieved 9 January 2013〕 Melbourne Polytechnic is based at the Prahan campus and has a special emphasis offering courses in the Creative arts industry.〔Melbourne Polytechnic media release, 13 November 2013, ''(Courses at Melbourne Polytechnic )'', Retrieved 9 January 2014〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Prahran campus of Melbourne Polytechnic」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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