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Webpages concerning "Victoria"
This website provides information about the higher education sector in the State of Victoria, Australia, including authorisation of private providers, accreditation of courses, endorsement of courses for delivery to overseas students, statistical information, and information about Government policies, initiatives and regulations. - Higher Education
http://www.eduweb.vic.gov.au/highered/
Kangan Batman TAFE is a multi-discipline TAFE institute, based in the north-west of Melbourne.
http://www.kangan.edu.au/
Cambridge International College - Study English, Multimedia and Business Marketing in Melbourne, Australia.
http://www.cambridgecollege.com.au/
Gippstafe homepage
http://www.gippstafe.vic.edu.au/
Goulburn Ovens Institute of TAFE is a leading provider of vocational training and education across the North East of Victoria, Australia.
http://www.gotafe.vic.edu.au
NMIT is one of the largest and most successful providers of tertiary and vocational education and training in Australia. NMIT offers courses from degree level through to apprenticeships.
http://www.nmit.vic.edu.au/
The Institute for Design, Entertainment and the Arts (i.D.E.A.) is a registered Private Provider that offers nationally accredited courses at a TAFE level both full-time and part-time. It was established in 1997, primarily to cater for students wishing to undertake studies in the multimedia, graphic arts, visual arts and broadcast journalism disciplines.
http://www.ideaonline.com.au
Home page of the South West Institute of Technical and Further Education, Warrnambool, Victoria, Australia.
http://www.swtafe.vic.edu.au
education, graphic arts, multimedia
http://www.stgeorge.net.au/
Box Hill Institute of TAFE in Melbourne, Victoria is one of Australia's premier multi-purpose TAFE institutes that prides itself on its ability to deliver a broad range of TAFE courses, international education and industry training.
http://www.bhtafe.edu.au/
Sunraysia Institute of TAFE
Industrial Technology
Arts & Community Services
Business Computing & Hospitality
Primary Industries
Environmental Science
Online Learning
Off campus
http://www.sunitafe.edu.au
The Western Victoria U3A Cluster comprises six Universities of the Third Age in South-Eastern Australia. The aim of the Cluster is to enhance the provision of learning opportunities for people of post-retirement age through co-operative projects.
http://www.vicnet.net.au/~wvu3ac
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Victoria may refer to:
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Name
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People
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British royalty
- Main disambiguation page: Victoria of the United Kingdom (disambiguation)
- Victoria of the United Kingdom (1819-1837-1901), "Queen Victoria"
- Victoria, Princess Royal and Empress Frederick (1840-1901), her daughter, Empress consort in Germany
- Princess Victoria Alexandra of the United Kingdom (1868-1935), granddaughter of Queen Victoria
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Princesses
- Main disambiguation page: Princess Victoria, please see also: List of persons titled Princess Victoria
- Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden (born 1977)
- Princess Viktoria of Prussia (1866-1929)
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First name
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Other
- Victoria (3rd century), a.k.a. Vitruvia, mother of the Gallic Emperor Victorinus (ruled 268-270).
- Guadalupe Victoria, first president of Mexico
- Tomás Luis de Victoria (1548-1611), Spanish composer
- Victoria, the stage name of Lisa Marie Varon (born 1971), professional wrestler
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Mythology
- Victoria (mythology), Roman goddess of Victory
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Cities, towns, suburbs, etc.
- see also List of places named after Queen Victoria and Victoria County (disambiguation)
- Antarctica
- Victoria Land is a region of Antarctica south of New Zealand.
- Argentina
- Victoria, Entre Ríos
- Victoria, Buenos Aires, District of San Fernando, a suburb of Buenos Aires
- Australia
- Victoria (Australia), one of the six states of Australia
- Cameroon
- Limbe, known as Victoria prior to 1982
- Canada
- Victoria, British Columbia
- Victoria, Nova Scotia, city in Nova Scotia
- Victoria County, Nova Scotia
- Victoria County, New Brunswick
- Canadian Federal and Provincial electoral districts
- Victoria (Alberta provincial electoral district)
- Victoria (Ontario electoral district) (1903-1966)
- Victoria (Alberta electoral district)
- Victoria (New Brunswick electoral district) (1867-1914)
- Victoria (Nova Scotia electoral district)
- Victoria (electoral district), a federal electoral district in British Columbia
- for provincial electoral districts in Victoria, British Columbia, or for defunct federal electoral districts, please see Victoria (electoral districts)
- Canadian Senate divisions that have used the name Victoria
- Victoria, Quebec
- Victoria, Ontario
- Victoria, British Columbia
- Victoria, Nova Scotia
- Victoria, New Brunswick
- Victoria-Carelton, New Brunswick
- Grenada
- Victoria, Grenada city in Grenada
- Honduras
- Hong Kong
- Victoria City, one of the first British urban settlements
- Malaysia
- Victoria, Labuan (now officially Bandar Labuan)
- Malta
- Victoria, Malta (also called Rabat)
- Mexico
- Victoria de Durango in Durango
- Victoria, Guanajuato in Guanajuato
- Ciudad Victoria in Tamaulipas
- Philippines
- Victoria, Laguna
- Victoria, Northern Samar
- Victoria, Oriental Mindoro
- Victoria, Tarlac
- Victorias City
- Romania
- South Africa
- United Kingdom
- Victoria, Newbury, a ward of Newbury, Berkshire
- Victoria, Newport, Wales
- United States
- Victoria, Arkansas
- Victoria, Illinois
- Victoria, Indiana
- Victoria, Kansas
- Victoria, Minnesota
- Victoria, Texas
- Victoria County, Texas
- Victoria, Virginia
- Seychelles
- Victoria, Seychelles, capital of the Seychelles, pop. 23,000, on the main island Mahe
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La Victoria
- Main disambiguation page: La Victoria
- La Victoria de Acentejo, municipality in Tenerife, Canary Islands (Spain)
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Landmarks
- Victoria Falls, Africa
- Lake Victoria, Africa
- Victoria Square, Adelaide, Australia
- Several Victoria Peaks, see Victoria Peak (disambiguation)
- Victoria Park (disambiguation)
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Species
- (Lake) Victoria perch
- Victoria (waterlily), the waterlily genus
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Transport
- Victoria (ship), the first ship to circumnavigate the globe
- MV Princess Victoria, a ferry which sank disastrously in 1953
- Lake Victoria ferry
- Victoria class submarine, a class of Canadian submarine
- Victoria (scooter), a former German motorcycle and motorscooter brand
- Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong
- Victoria station (disambig)
- The Vickers Victoria troop transport aircraft of the RAF
- Victoria Terminus, the former name of Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus on the Mumbai Suburban Railway
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Other topics
- 12 Victoria, an asteroid discovered in 1850 by John Russell Hind
- Victoria (beer) (disambiguation)
- Victoria Cross, British medal
- Victoria (game), a PC RTS game released by Paradox Entertainment
- Victoria National Golf Club at Victoria, Indiana
- Victoria's Secret - a popular lingerie store
- Victoria (theatre), an international theatre group, based in Belgium [1]
- Victoria (novel), an 1898 novel
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