Fast and flexible upskilling
Like a mini university course, a microcredential focuses on a specific area of study. You can gain an industry-relevant skill within a matter of days or weeks and receive certification that verifies your new proficiency for current or future employers.
Designed with career progression at the core, microcredentials are a great way to progress in your industry, broaden and personalise your CV, explore an entirely new career, or even just follow an interest without committing to a degree. The shorter time frame required to complete a microcredential means you can easily fit your learning around your lifestyle.
Explore all Microcredential courses
- Language Revitalisation, Maintenance and Vitality (MIC301 - 2025)
- Language Policy (MIC302 - 2025)
- Language Planning (MIC303 - 2025)
- Workshop in Language Policy and Planning (MIC304 - 2025)
- The Pedagogy of Indigenous Knowledge Sharing Through Creative and Cultural Practices (MIC501 - 2025)
- Emergency and Disaster Risk Communication (MIC502 - 2025)
- Community Disaster Risk Reduction (MIC503 - 2025)
- Introduction to Realist Philosophy of Science (MIC505 - 2025)
- Realist Review (MIC506 - 2025)
- Realist Evaluation (MIC507 - 2025)
Earn course credit
CDU now offers credit-bearing microcredentials.
Not only will you receive a digital badge upon successful completion of the microcredential course to showcase your newly acquired skill or knowledge, but you will also gain credit to put towards a CDU qualification.
MIC501 The Pedagogy of Indigenous Knowledge Sharing through Creative and Cultural Practices is worth 20 credits at postgraduate level and can be used towards postgraduate study in education, Indigenous studies or the arts and humanities.
