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NOTICE OF MEETINGS: ACADEMIC STANDARDS AND QUALITY COMMITTEE

DATE AND TIME: Tuesday 19 July 2011 at 9.30 am PLACE: Room 310, Lincoln Student Services Building A Burrell ACTING ACADEMIC REGISTRAR 15 July 2011

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1. MINUTES OF MEETING HELD ON 28 JUNE 2011 The minutes of the meeting are attached (Attachment 1). FOR APPROVAL 2 BUSINESS ARISING FROM THE MINUTES

2.1 Report to Academic Senate Academic Senate, at its meeting on 8 July 2011: • 2009 Undergraduate Academic Program Approved the proposed changes to the coherent studies and study patterns for pre-2010 programs offered by the Department of Marketing and Management. • 2011 OUA Postgraduate Academic Program Approved the revised program template for the Postgraduate Certificate in Ancient History through OUA with effect from 1 January 2011.

• 2011 Undergraduate Academic Program

Approved that AHST360 be deemed a 300 level unit for the purposes of allowing students who have transferred into a 2010 program to qualify for graduation with a major in Ancient History. Approved that for the purpose of ‘back mapping’ programs for students who have transferred to a program under the new curriculum, any unit in a specified unit prefix range which has been completed at a higher level should be permitted to count towards the requirements of a lower level unit prefix range.


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Approved the introduction of FPTP021 Tertiary Skills Workshop as part of the Macquarie University Foundation Program with effect from 27 June 2011.

• 2012 Postgraduate Academic Program Approved the identification of the following as exit awards: Postgraduate Diploma in Corporate Governance Postgraduate Certificate in Corporate Governance Postgraduate Diploma in Financial Regulation Postgraduate Certificate in Financial Regulation Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Psychology Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Neuropsychology

Approved that all PICT program structures be approved for renewal for 2012 only,

noting that all PICT programs will need to go through the renewal process for 2012, which will allow the University to formulate a policy on Recognition for Prior Learning and enable further consultation and collaboration with the Department of Computing regarding the Computer Forensics programs to take place. Approved the discontinuance of the following awards with effect from 31 December 2011: Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Economics Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Economics Approved the introduction of new units as proposed by the Faculties of Arts, Business and Economics, Human Sciences and Science. Approved the deletion of units as proposed by the Faculties of Arts, Business and Economics, Human Sciences and Science. Approved the recoding of units as proposed by the Faculty of Human Sciences. Approved the 2012 Schedule of Postgraduate Programs. • 2012 Undergraduate Academic Program

Approved the deletion of the units ACCG201 Organisational Planning and Control and ACCG325 Financial Accounting Theory and Practice . Approved amendments to program templates. Approved amendments to majors templates. • 2013 Undergraduate Academic Program Approved the discontinuance of units as proposed by the Faculties of Business and Economics, and the Faculty of Human Sciences • 2013 Postgraduate Academic Program Approved the deletion of units as proposed by Faculties of Human Sciences and


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Science. Policy matters Approved a revised format for the naming of awards in the postgraduate coursework rules. Approved a revised format for the testamur and academic transcript issued to postgraduate coursework students. Approved a revised definition for people and planet units. Approved that a review of all People and Planet units is to be undertaken during 2012 for implementation in 2014 Approved that a student seeking exemption from a People or Planet unit on the basis of having completed a unit no longer offered, which is NCCW with a current unit, will need to submit a case for consideration by the Individual Cases Committee (until 31 July 2011) or the relevant Faculty Committee from 1 August 2011. Confirmed principles in relation to the determination of People and Planet units in a second (non-qualifying) major. Confirmed that if the departmental ownership of a unit changes after a student has completed the unit, a student should not be disadvantaged in relation to satisfying People or Planet requirements. Terms of Reference and Membership of the Academic Standards and Quality Committee Approved the revised terms of reference of ASQC. Approved revised procedures for the consideration of individual student cases which involve determinations under the Deeming provision and recommendations to Academic Senate for the invocation of the Saving clause. FOR NOTING

3 REPORT OF THE UNDERGRADUATE SUB-COMMITTEE

The Undergraduate Sub-Committee met on 5 and 8 July 2011. The agenda and associated papers for the Sub-Committee’s meetings and the minutes of these meetings can be found for review by members on the ASQC web site at: http://senate.mq.edu.au/apc/sub_committees.html The report of the Sub-Committee’s meetings are attached. (Attachments 2, 3) FOR DISCUSSION AND RECOMMENDATION TO ACADEMIC SENATE

4 REPORT OF THE POSTGRADUATE SUB-COMMITTEE

The Postgraduate Sub-Committee met on 14 July 2011. The agenda and associated papers for the Sub-Committee’s meeting can be found for review by members on the ASQC web site at: http://senate.mq.edu.au/apc/sub_committees.html

The report of the Sub-Committee’s meeting is attached. (To be tabled) FOR DISCUSSION AND RECOMMENDATION TO ACADEMIC SENATE


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5 2012 SCHEDULE OF POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMS

The Schedule of Postgraduate Programs will be circulated prior to the meeting.

FOR DISCUSSION AND RECOMMENDATION TO ACADEMIC SENATE 6 ANY OTHER BUSINESS 7 NEXT MEETING

The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, 16 August 2011 commencing at 9.30am.

FOR NOTING

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ACADEMIC STANDARDS AND QUALITY COMMITTEE

Minutes of the meeting of the Academic Standards and Quality Committee held on Tuesday, 28 June 2011 in Room 310, Lincoln Student Services Building, from 9.30am to 12:05pm. PRESENT: Dr N Anderson Dr A Bilgin Dr A Bosanquet Ms M Brodie Ms L Clarke Associate Professor P Coutts Dr J de Meyrick Professor G Elliott Professor J Fitness (Chair) Dr M Hitchens Associate Professor N Klein Professor J Sachs (Provost) [until 11:20am] Ms S Spinks APOLOGIES: Mr A Burrell Associate Professor R Joyeux Dr I Plant Professor A Ross-Smith IN ATTENDANCE: Ms S Kelly Ms B Liu Mrs L Negus Mrs K Shorrock Ms K Smart Ms F Ware Ms Z Williams Item 7 (10:35am – 11:35am) – Representatives from Faculties Faculty of Arts: A/Prof Sherman Young, Mrs Catherine McMahon Faculty of Business and Economics: Mr Gary Grocott, Mr Alan Henry Faculty of Human Sciences: A/Prof Judi Homewood Faculty of Science: A/Prof Jenny Donald, Mr Jamie Gabriel 1. MINUTES OF MEETING HELD ON 24 MAY 2011

The minutes of the meeting held on 24 May 2011 were approved with the following amendment:

ASQC - 19 July 2011 Agenda Item 1 Attachment 1 Page 1 of 209


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Report from the Dean of Students Regarding PSY122 (Item 3) [Item 2.2] 3rd sentence in (i): “Students who are not completing the Psychology major are restricted from enrolling in PSY104 and PSY104105 when PSY122 is listed as a co-requisite with these units.”

2 BUSINESS ARISING FROM THE MINUTES 2.1 Report to Academic Senate The Committee noted that Academic Senate, at its meeting of 7 June 2011: • 2011 Postgraduate Academic Program

Approved an additional offering of the Postgraduate Certificate in TESOL for the second half year 2011 Approved a change in the IELTS score for admission to the Master of Speech and Language Pathology

• 2011 Undergraduate Academic Program

Approved the template for the Diploma in Business Approved the designation of ACBE100 as a Commerce and Economics Unit Approved the template for the Associate Degree in Information Technology Approved the designation of ACSC100 Academic Communication in Science as a Science unit Approved the continued offering of INT200 Internship 1 and INT201 Internship 2 for the purposes of enrolling Study Abroad and Exchange students Approved the introduction of new units in the Macquarie University Foundation program Approved the design format of the Macquarie Foundation Program Certificate • 2012 Postgraduate Academic Program

Recommended to Council that the awards of Master of Computer Forensics, Doctor of Physiotherapy, Postgraduate Certificate in Translating and Interpreting, Postgraduate Certificate in Professional Psychology, Postgraduate Diploma in Professional Psychology, be approved for introduction in 2012 Recommended to Council that exit awards of Postgraduate Certificate in Commerce, Postgraduate Diploma in Commerce, Postgraduate Certificate in Economics, Postgraduate Diploma in Economics be approved for introduction in 2012 Recommended to Council that approval for the introduction of the award of Master of Physiotherapy Practice be rescinded Approved the retention and renewal of the Master of Recording Arts, Master of Translating and Interpreting with the Master of Applied Linguistics (TESOL), Master of Translating and Interpreting with the Master of International Relations, Recommended to Council that approval for the introduction of the awards of Master of Environment, Master of Sustainability Practices, Postgraduate Diploma of Sustainability Practices and Postgraduate Certificate in Sustainability Practices be rescinded Approved that arrangements in relation to the renewal of existing awards and discontinuances of awards offered by the Graduate School of the Environment be


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rescinded Approved the discontinuance of the Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Psychology and Postgraduate Certificate in Professional Psychology, Approved the discontinuance of programs of study offered in the Master of Arts program Approved the revised program templates for the MBA, MMgt, Postgraduate Diploma in Management and the Postgraduate Certificate in Management for 2012 only Approved the introduction of new units as proposed by the Faculties of Arts, Business and Economics, and Human Sciences Approved the discontinuance of units as proposed by the Faculties of Arts, Business and Economics, Human Sciences and Science Approved the recoding of units as proposed by the Faculty of Human Sciences Approved the allocation of the unit prefix APPL to core units in all the Applied Linguistics programs Approved the allocation of the unit prefix EDIT to units in the Postgraduate Certificate in Editing Approved a set of principles in relation to prerequisites for postgraduate units Approved that all units included in an approved specialisation in a postgraduate Arts or Science program be designated as either Arts or Science units Approved a specialisation in Creative Writing in the Postgraduate Certificate of Arts Approved the allocation of separate UAC codes and CRICOS codes for awards with specialisations, where required Approved the principle that a maximum of 50% overlap of units be allowed in related postgraduate named degrees Approved the principle that in specified cases, and with the approval of ASQC, units that are demonstrably honours level units are allowed to be double badged with 800 level units. • 2012 Undergraduate Academic Program

Recommended to Council that the awards of Graduate Diploma in Advanced Psychology, Graduate Diploma in Speech and Communication, Graduate Certificate in Speech and Communication (exit award only), be approved for introduction in 2012 Approved the introduction of new units proposed by the Faculties of Arts, Business and Economics, Human Sciences, and Science Approved the discontinuance of units as proposed by the Faculties of Arts, Human Sciences, and Science Approved the recoding of units as proposed by the Faculties of Arts and Human Sciences Approved the change of unit title as proposed by the Faculty of Arts Approved the continuation in 2012 of four credit points units offered by the Faculty of Human Sciences Approved the designation of SOC295, SOC297 and BBA340 as People units Approved the Schedule of Undergraduate Units Approved the Schedule of Majors Approved the Schedule of Programs Approved the revised recommendations of the ASQC Working Party on Graduate Diplomas and Graduate Certificates Approved amendments to the Bachelor Degree Rules in relation to Participation units and the inclusion of a separate Schedule of Participation Units in the



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Handbook of Undergraduate Studies Approved the inclusion of participation program templates in the Handbook of Undergraduate Studies Approved a clarification to the wording in the Schedule of Majors

• 2012 OUA Program Approved new undergraduate and postgraduate units as proposed by the Faculty of Arts Approved the change of unit titles as proposed by the Faculty of Arts Approved the recoding of units as proposed by the Faculty of Science Approved the discontinuance of units as proposed by the Faculty of Arts Approved the change in postgraduate unit offerings from four study periods to three sessions per a year from 2012 Approved the introduction of seven majors in the BA program Approved revised determinations in relation to academic credit and undergraduate unit equivalences Approved revised requirements for undergraduate transfer to internal or external places in the BA program at Macquarie University Approved undergraduate transition arrangements for students currently enrolled in the BA program • 2013 Undergraduate Academic Program Approved the discontinuance of units as proposed by the Faculties of Business and Economics and Human Sciences • 2013 Postgraduate Academic Program Approved the discontinuance of units as proposed by the Faculty of Human Sciences • 2014 Academic Program Approved the plan for the 2014 Academic Year

• Item 3.1.1 Change to IELTS Score – Master of Speech and Language

Pathology

During discussion of the request to amend the IELTS Score required for admission to the Master of Speech and Language Pathology program, the Committee requested that data about IELTS results be presented at the Committee’s next meeting to facilitate further discussion on IELTS scores. The Committee noted the following information, provided by the convenor of the Master of Speech and Language Pathology program:

“The decision to move from 6.5 to 7, with 7 required in all areas was based on benchmarking against the standards set in the sector around Australia for such clinical degrees. As indicated in our original submission, some programs ask for 7.5 or even 8; the accrediting body would like IELTS 8, but they do not mandate this. The Linguistics Department (and the Human



Sciences Faculty) have targeted this program for growth and it would not be in our interests to go higher than IELTS 7 across all domains at this stage. The cultural diversity of graduates from this clinical qualification is seen as a strong plus for the program, given the increasingly diverse demographic of most parts of Australia. Increasing the IELTS beyond 7 might jeopardize our chances of attracting students from non-native speaker backgrounds into the program.”

2.2 Minutes of meeting held on 10 May 2011 Item 4.1 Revised Programs of Study Master of Accounting (CPA Extension); Master of Accounting (Professional); Master of Actuarial Practice It was noted that the Committee recommended that Academic Senate approve revised programs of study for the Master of Accounting (CPA Extension) and the Master of Accounting (Professional) from 2012. It was also recommended to Academic Senate that ECON822 and ECON823 be removed from the study pattern for the Master of Actuarial Practice in 2012. These recommendations have not yet been forwarded to Academic Senate. The changes to these programs were considered again by the Postgraduate Sub-Committee at its meetings on 2 and 6 June – refer to Item 4 of these minutes. Item 7.1. Macquarie University Foundation Program – New Units New Units The Macquarie University Foundation Program was approved by Council for introduction in 2011. The Committee noted that Professor Julie Fitness, in her capacity as Vice-President of Academic Senate had approved the introduction of the unit FPTP021 Tertiary Skills Workshop as part of the Macquarie University Foundation Program with effect from 27 June 2011. The Committee RECOMMENDS

i) that Academic Senate approves the introduction of the FPTP021 Tertiary

Skills Workshop with effect from 27 June 2011; ii) that Academic Senate approves a Pass/Fail grading for the unit FPTP021

Tertiary Skills Workshop. 2.3 Minutes of the meeting held on 19 October 2010/ASQC Report to

Academic Senate meeting held on 16 November 2010 Item 4.1.3.4 Awards Recommended for Retention and Renewal Item 2.1 Postgraduate Curriculum Renewal: 2.1.4 Awards Recommended for Renewal and Retention The Committee noted that the Faculty of Human Sciences has advised that the Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Psychology and the Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Neuropsychology, which have been renewed for 2012 are exit awards only.



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Item 4.1.3.1 New Awards Item 2.1 Postgraduate Curriculum Renewal: 2.1.1 New Awards The Committee also noted that the Faculty of Business and Economics has advised that the following new awards which were approved for introduction from 2012 are exit awards only: Postgraduate Diploma in Corporate Governance (File No. 10/1938) Postgraduate Certificate in Corporate Governance (File No. 10/1939) Postgraduate Diploma in Financial Regulation (File No. 10/1941) Postgraduate Certificate in Financial Regulation (File No. 10/1942) The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the above revised recommendations. 2.4 Minutes of meeting held on 2 November 2010/ASQC Report to Academic

Senate meeting held on 16 November 2010

Item 4.1.1 New Awards/4.1.5 Programs to be renewed Item 2.1 Postgraduate Curriculum Renewal: 2.1.4 Awards Recommended for Renewal and Retention

The Committee noted that it has been identified that the award of Postgraduate Certificate in Translating and Interpreting – with specialisations was incorrectly reported in the ASQC Minutes and in the Report to Academic Senate as a renewal instead of a new award. This error was reported to the June 2011 meeting of Academic Senate.

3 REPORT OF THE UNDERGRADUATE SUB-COMMITTEE

The Committee reviewed the reports of the Undergraduate Sub-Committee meetings held on 7 and 14 June 2011. The agenda and associated papers for the Sub-Committee’s meetings can be found on the ASQC web site at: http://senate.mq.edu.au/apc/sub_committees.html

3.1 2009 Academic Program 3.1.1 Amendment to pre-2010 programs The Committee noted changes to pre-2010 programs offered by the Department of Marketing and Management (Attachment 1). These changes consist mainly of the addition of units to core and option sets in study patterns and the broadening of unit ranges in coherent studies and are additional to changes that were previously approved in late 2010. It is expected that these changes will assist in reducing the number of cases that will need to be considered by the Individual Cases Committee. The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the proposed changes to the coherent studies and study patterns for pre-2010 programs offered by the Department of Marketing and Management.



3.2 2011 Academic Program

3.2.1 AHE01 Ancient History major for continuing students (File No. 09/18-02) The Committee received advice from the Faculty of Arts that a discontinued unit, AHST360 Egyptian Hierogylphs B, had been incorrectly mapped against the 200 level requirements in the Egypt and Near East major (AHE01). The Faculty of Arts has now requested that AHST360 be considered a 300 level AHIS unit for the purposes of allowing students who have transferred into a 2010 program of study to qualify with a major in Ancient History.

The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves: i) that AHST360 be deemed an AHIS 300 level unit for the purposes of allowing students who have transferred into a 2010 program to qualify for graduation with a major in Ancient History. ii) that for the purpose of ‘back mapping’ programs for students who have transferred to a program under the new curriculum, any unit in a specified unit prefix range which has been completed at a higher level should be permitted to count towards the requirements of a lower level unit prefix range.

3.3 2012 Academic Program 3.3.1 Units to be deleted (File Nos. 11/452; 11/453; 10/1526) Academic Senate at its meeting on 7 June 2011 approved the deletion of ACCG201 Organisational Planning and Control and ACCG325 Financial Accounting Theory and Practice with effect from 31 December 2012. The Faculty of Business and Economics has requested a change in the effective date of the deletion. The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the deletion of the units ACCG201 Organisational Planning and Control and ACCG325 Financial Accounting Theory and Practice with effect from 31 December 2011. 3.3.2 Proposal for People Unit – SOC315 Love, Sex and Friendship (File No.

11/452) The Committee APPROVED the recommendation of the Undergraduate Subcommittee that SOC315 Love, Sex and Friendship not be designated as a People unit. This approval is consistent with the earlier recommendation that no further People or Planet units will be approved until the review of all People and Planet units has taken place. 3.3.3 Definition of People and Planet Units (File No. 08/115) With the introduction of the new curriculum in 2010 ASQC was under pressure to ensure that there was enough choice of People and Planet units spread across all faculties. After some discussion it was agreed that while the initial criteria followed in 2009 were exceptionally broad to ensure enough existing units could be designated people or planet. The Committee believes that it is now time to review and tighten the criteria to meet some specific aspirational goals for these units. A review of all People



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and Planet units is to be undertaken during 2012 for implementation in 2014. All existing People and Planet units will need to be assessed for People or Planet unit designation against the new criteria. Faculties will need to consider carefully which People and Planet units they want to retain and should also consider developing custom built units that meet the revised criteria. The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves:

i) that submissions for the confirmation of a unit’s designation as a People or

Planet unit be submitted by no later than 30 June 2012 for implementation in 2014. Submissions for units not currently designated as People or Planet units are to be submitted by 30 June 2012;

ii) that no further units be approved as People or Planet units until after the review of People and Planet units has taken place;

iii) the expanded criteria for the determination of People and Planet units, as follows:

Criteria: 1) Every department should have the opportunity to offer either a People or

Planet unit. 2) If a unit is a required unit in a program, it cannot count as a People or Planet

unit. 3) People units should enable students to develop cultural or social literacy

while Planet units should enable students to develop scientific literacy. 4) People and Planet units must be distinguishable and be able to

demonstrate the following three particular graduate capabilities: Effective Communication; Engaged and Ethical Local and Global citizens; Socially and Environmentally Active and Responsible.

5) At least one assessment task worth at least 20% should be clearly aligned to the graduate capabilities and the unit’s People or Planet status. 3.3.4 2012 Schedule of Programs (File No. 11/962) Academic Senate at its meeting on 7 June 2011 approved the 2012 Schedule of Programs. The templates for the Bachelor of Actuarial Studies with the degree of Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Applied Finance and the BIT – Games Design and Development were not approved at that meeting. Following further consultation with Faculties, the Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the revised templates for the following programs with effect from 1 January 2012:

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies with the degree of Bachelor of Science (Attachment 2) Bachelor of Applied Finance (Attachment 2) BIT – Games Design and Development (Attachment 2)

3.3.5 2012 Schedule of Majors (File No. 09/18) Academic Senate at its meeting on 7 June 2011 approved the 2012 Schedule of Majors. The templates for the Psychological Science major, Business Information Systems major and the Brain, Behaviour and Evolution major were not approved at that meeting. Following further consultation with Faculties, the Committee



RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the revised templates for the following majors with effect from 1 January 2012:

• Psychological Science (Attachment 3) • Business Information Systems (Attachment 3) • Brain, Behaviour and Evolution (Attachment 3)

3.3.6 Recognition of units completed prior to 2010 as People and Planet units

(File No. 08/115) There are many People and Planet units on the current Schedule of Undergraduate Units which are ‘NCCW’ with units that are no longer on the Schedule of Units. The Committee noted that special arrangements had been made to ensure that SIBT students transferring to a program of study offered at Macquarie University from 2010 were able to count CAPP100 and ISYS123 as People and Planet units in lieu of ACBE100 and ISYS100. The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves that a student seeking exemption from a People or Planet unit on the basis of having completed a unit no longer offered, which is NCCW with a current unit, will need to submit a case for consideration by the Individual Cases Committee (until 31 July 2011) or the relevant Faculty Committee from 1 August 2011. 3.3.7 People and Planet units – recognition for student requesting double majors

(File No. 08/115) The Committee noted the discussion of the Undergraduate Sub-Committee on whether a People or Planet unit, which is a required unit in a second (non-qualifying) major, can also count towards the People and Planet requirements in a degree. The Committee also noted discussion regarding cases where ‘ownership’ of a unit changed after a student had successfully completed the unit and where the student was seeking to use that unit to satisfy People or Planet requirements. It was noted that a non-qualifying major does not require the completion of a Planet unit. The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE confirms the following principle in relation to the determination of People and Planet units: i) a required unit in a second (non-qualifying) major may also count towards the

People and Planet requirements in a degree ii) if the departmental ownership of a unit changes after a student has completed

the unit, a student should not be disadvantaged in relation to satisfying People or Planet requirements.

3.3.8 OUA Academic Program – Diploma in Ancient History The Committee APPROVED the recommendation of the Undergraduate Subcommittee that the proposal submitted by the Faculty of Arts for the introduction of the Diploma in Ancient History through OUA from Study Period 1, 2012 not be approved. It was noted that it is established practice that for a program to be offered through Open Universities Australia, a corresponding program must be available through Macquarie University. As no Diploma in Ancient History is currently available



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through Macquarie University, this proposal cannot be recommended for introduction. 3.3.9 Co-Badged and Co-Taught Units (File No. P347) The Committee noted that the following definitions of co-badged units and co-taught units will be forwarded to the Glossary Working Party: “Co-badged units In exceptional circumstances units can be co-badged. Co-badged units have the same learning outcomes and assessments but have different unit codes for the purposes of accreditation or for the satisfaction of the general requirements of degrees. All co-badged units are also co-taught. Related items: co-taught unit, unit of study Co-taught units Co-taught units are two distinct units with a shared teaching element (such as lectures or lab sessions). They have different learning outcomes and assessments. They can be taught across 300-500 level undergraduate units and postgraduate units. Related items: co-badged unit, unit of study”

4 REPORT OF THE POSTGRADUATE SUB-COMMITTEE

The Committee reviewed the reports of the Postgraduate Subcommittee meetings on 2, 6, 16, and 23 June (tabled) 2011. The agenda and associated papers for the Sub-Committee’s meetings can be found on the ASQC web site at: http://senate.mq.edu.au/apc/sub_committees.html 4.1 2011 Academic Program 4.1.1 Postgraduate Certificate in Ancient History through OUA (File No. 08/562) Academic Senate at its meeting on 8 June 2010 approved the introduction of the unit HST804 Ptolemaic Egypt from Alexander the Great to Augustus with effect from 1 January 2011. As a consequence of the introduction of this unit, the program template for the Postgraduate Certificate in Ancient History requires amendment to allow students to complete this unit as part of their program. The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the revised program template for the Postgraduate Certificate in Ancient History through OUA with effect from 1 January 2011 (Attachment 4). 4.2 Postgraduate Curriculum Renewal (File No. 09/1252-02) Associate Professor Coutts, on behalf of the Postgraduate Sub-Committee, reported on two major areas of concerns encountered by the Sub-Committee in the postgraduate unit renewal process:



4.2.1 Status of Unit Renewal Process The Committee noted advice from Associate Professor Coutts, on behalf of the Postgraduate Sub-Committee, that around 1300 units have been considered by the Sub-Committee to date. There are, however, still around 150 units that are yet to reach ASQC level. The deadline for the unit renewal process was 29 June 2011. Further, from a quality assurance perspective, the Sub-Committee has noted that there appears to be a lack of consistency in the Faculty/Department’s application of universal standards across their review processes, eg units without a satisfactory prerequisite structure receiving approval at the FSQC level. Professor Fitness has agreed to write to the Faculties to alert them that units that have not yet been put forward for renewal may be subject to deletion from the 2012 Schedule of Postgraduate Units. 4.2.2 Assessment Policy Associate Professor Coutts also informed the Committee that the assessment of a number of units does not comply with the University Assessment Policy in relation to diversity in assessment mode, eg some units comprise 100% invigilated assessments. The Sub-Committee has been providing positive and constructive feedback including suggestions for revision to align with the University Assessment Policy. 4.3 2012 Academic Program 4.3.1 Awards to be discontinued The Faculty of Business and Economics has proposed the discontinuance of the following awards with effect from 31 December 2011: Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Economics (File No. A90/237) Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Economics (File No. A99/86) The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the discontinuance of the awards listed above with effect from 31 December 2011. 4.3.2 Program Structures for 2012 Please refer to Item 5 for all program structures that have been recommended by the Postgraduate Sub-Committee for 2012. 4.3.3 Review of PICT program structures Academic Senate has previously approved the renewal and retention of the following programs offered by the Centre for Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism:

Postgraduate Diploma in Computer Forensics (File No. 07/75) Postgraduate Certificate in Computer Forensics (File No. 07/76) Postgraduate Certificate in Intelligence (File No. 10/1954) Master of International Security Studies (File No. 05/1537-02) Postgraduate Diploma in International Security Studies (File No. 05/1536-02)



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Postgraduate Certificate in International Security Studies (File No. 05/1535) Master of Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism (File No. 05/1534-02) Postgraduate Diploma in Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism (File No. 04/1617-02) Postgraduate Certificate in Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism (File No. 05/1533) Master of Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism with the degree of Master of International Security Studies (File No. 06/991) The introduction of the following new award from 2012 has also been approved by Academic Senate and it is noted that the approval for the structure is only for 2012:

Master of Computer Forensics (File No. 11/459) During discussion of the program templates for 2012 by the Postgraduate Sub-Committee, a number of issues were identified in relation to the programs, including the need to ensure that the recognition of prior learning (RPL) which was being granted to students being admitted to PICT programs was consistent with spirit of Rule 3 of the Postgraduate Coursework Rules. The Sub-Committee also requires confirmation that consultation has taken place with the Department of Computing in relation to collaboration with that Department and possible overlap with programs offered by the Department of Computing.

The Committee RECOMMENDS TO ACADEMIC SENATE i) that all PICT program structures as listed above be approved for renewal for 2012 only. All PICT programs will need to go through the renewal process for 2012, which will allow: a. the University to formulate a policy on Recognition for Prior Learning; b. further consultation and collaboration with the Department of Computing

regarding the Computer Forensics programs to take place.

4.3.4 Naming convention for named awards and generic awards with specialisations (File No. 09/1252-02)

The Committee discussed the need for a revision to the nomenclature for the awards of Postgraduate Diploma and Postgraduate Certificate which has arisen following the decision to introduce specialisations within postgraduate coursework programs. The current Postgraduate Diploma and Postgraduate Certificate Rules refer to awards as “Postgraduate Diploma in …” and “Postgraduate Certificate in …”. The Master degree by Coursework Rules refer to awards of “Master of …”. In order to allow for the inclusion of details of the specialisation(s) completed, and to ensure consistency across all postgraduate coursework awards, the Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the following format for the naming of awards in the postgraduate coursework rules:

• Master of X • Postgraduate Diploma of X • Postgraduate Certificate of X



4.3.5 Format of testamur and academic transcript (File No. 10/44) Testamurs issued to undergraduate students completing programs under the 2010 curriculum renewal receive a testamur and academic transcript which lists the major area of study completed. The introduction of specialisations within the various postgraduate coursework programs from 2012 will necessitate a revision to the format of the testamur and transcripts issued to students completing postgraduate coursework programs to ensure consistency of graduation documentation issued to undergraduate and postgraduate coursework students. The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the following format for the postgraduate coursework testamur with effect from 1 January 2012: Master of X in Name of specialisation X Name of specialisation Y (note: the word “Specialisation” is not to appear on the testamur) Postgraduate Diploma of X in Name of specialisation X Name of specialisation Y (note: the word “Specialisation” is not to appear on the testamur) Postgraduate Certificate of X in Name of specialisation X Name of specialisation Y (note: the word “Specialisation” is not to appear on the testamur) 4.3.6 New units from 2012 (File No. 11/452) The Faculties of Arts, Business and Economics, Human Sciences and Science have proposed the introduction of the following units from 1 January 2012:

Faculty of Arts AHPG889 After the Roman Empire: Early Medieval Europe in the Time of

Gregory of Tours AHPG890 The Barbarian: The Alien in Antiquity CRSI800 Towards an Inclusive Australia PHL832 Philosophy and Cognitive Science Research Project Part B Faculty of Business and Economics ECFS908 Interest Rate Portfolio Management ECON991 Economics for Actuaries MGSM850 Strategic Frameworks Faculty of Human Sciences APPL900 Communicative Grammar APPL901 Genre, Discourse and Multimodality APPL912 Language, Learning and Community ECED831 Pedagogical Approaches to Early Childhood Curriculum



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ECED832 Contemporary Approaches to Infants and Toddler Theory and Practice

ECED833 Child Development in Context MASP801 MASurg Surgical Elective 1 MASP802 MASurg Surgical Elective 2 MASP803 MASurg Surgical Elective 3 MASP804 MASurg Surgical Elective 4 MASP805 MASurg Surgical Elective 5 MASP806 MASurg Surgical Elective 6 MSP801 MSurg Surgical Elective 1 MSP802 MSurg Surgical Elective 2 MSP803 MSurg Surgical Elective 3 MSP804 MSurg Surgical Elective 4 MSP805 MSurg Surgical Elective 5 MSP806 MSurg Surgical Elective 6 MSP807 MSurg Surgical Elective 7 MSP808 MSurg Surgical Elective 8 MSP809 MSurg Surgical Elective 9 MSP810 MSurg Surgical Elective 10 MSP811 MSurg Surgical Elective 11 MSP812 MSurg Surgical Elective 12 PHTY800 Foundation Sciences for Physiotherapy A PHTY801 Foundation Sciences for Physiotherapy B PHTY802 Foundations of Physiotherapy Practice PHTY803 Interprofessional Healthcare TRAN865 Introduction to Simultaneous Interpreting Theory and Practice TRAN866 Simultaneous Interpreting 1 TRAN869 Auslan Interpreting Practice TRAN871 Introduction to Using Technology in Translation TRAN872 Advanced Translation Tools TRAN873 Technical Translation and Interpreting TRAN877 Translation Practice 1 TRAN878 Introduction to Conference Interpreting TRAN879 Mock Conference Interpreting TRAN881 Communication Skills for Translators and Interpreters TRAN882 Advanced Interpreting Practice TRAN884 Advanced Consecutive Interpreting Faculty of Science CHIR891 Clinical Chiropractic 1 CHIR892 Clinical Chiropractic 2 CHIR916 Diagnostic Imaging 1 CHIR917 Diagnostic Imaging 2 CHIR918 Physical and Functional Assessment CHIR919 Clinical Management PHYS820 Physics Research Seminars PHYS830 Physics Research Project The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the introduction of the above units with effect from 1 January 2012.



4.3.7 Units to be Deleted from 2012 (File Nos. 10/1526; 11/452) The Faculties of Arts, Business and Economics, Human Sciences and Sciences have proposed the deletion of the following units from 2012: Faculty of Arts AHPG802 Latin C AHPG902 Pagans, Jews and Christians: Athens and Jerusalem ANTH840 Refugees and Resettlement ASN802 Asian Language Seminar 1 ASN803 Asian Language Seminar 2 ASN850 Research Methods and Resources ASN851 Research Topic A ASN852 Research Topic B EUL802 European Language Seminar I EUL803 European Language Seminar II INTS808 Research Project I INTS809 Research Project II INTS810 An Advanced Introduction to International Studies INTS811 Comparative International Institutions INTS812 International Negotiation IRPG848 Researching International Relations ISS802 Arms Industries and Trade ISS804 Strategic Doctrine and Technology ISS812 Methods of Research and Writing ISS817 Global Health Threats and Responses LAW856 Environmental Economics PICT803 Regional Security PICT805 Security and the Media PICT807 Forensic Science and Security PICT810 Research Project A PICT817 Crime, Espionage and Security PICT826 Business Management: An Overview PICT834 Performance Skills in Investigative Interviewing PICT835 Principles and Techniques of Investigative Interviewing PICT836 Advocacy PICT909 Research Project PICT910 Research Project A PICT911 Research Project B PICT916 Internship POL828 Policy-making and Public Opinion

Faculty of Business and Economics ACST801 Actuarial Research Project BUS802 European Business Environment BUS830 Managing Service Relationships BUS831 Foundations of Organisational Performance BUS834 Strategic Intelligence BUSL837 Research Project on Business Law A ECON902 Special Topics in Economics III ECON903 Special Topics in Economics IV ECON907 Economics Qualifying Part – Time Half Year



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ICMS801 Management and Organisations ICMS802 Managing Service Relationships ICMS811 Foundations of Organisational Performance Organisations ICMS812 Entrepreneurial Leadership ICMS821 Media Management ICMS822 Strategic Intelligence ICMS831 International Tourism ICMS832 Tourism and Hospitality Marketing ICMS833 Hospitality Property and Facilities Management ICMS834 Hotel Management Simulation ICMS841 International Tourism ICMS842 International Sport Management ICMS843 Sport and Law ICMS844 Sport Marketing

Faculty of Human Sciences ACAR801 Clinical Cardiovascular Examination and Risk Assessment ACAR802 Clinical Research Project ACAR803 Advanced Cardiac Imaging I ACAR804 Advanced Cardiac Imaging II ACAR805 Advanced Cardiac Imaging III ACAR806 Advanced Cardiac Imaging IV AINC801 Intervention in Native Coronary Arteries AINC802 Intervention in Grafted Coronary Arteries AINC803 Acute Management in a Coronary Care Unit AINC804 Advanced Topics in Cardiology 1 AINC805 Advanced Topics in Cardiology 2 AMSM801 Lower Body Musculoskeletal Pain and Dysfunction AMSM802 Upper Body Musculoskeletal Pain and Dysfunction AMSM803 Head and Neck Musculoskeletal Pain and Dysfunction AMSM804 Interrelated and Global Musculoskeletal Pain and Dysfunction AOPH801 Advanced Ophthalmological Diagnostic Techniques 1 AOPH802 Advanced Ophthalmological Diagnostic Techniques 2 AOPH803 Advanced Ophthalmological Diagnostic Techniques 3 AOPH804 Advanced Ophthalmological Procedures and Management 1 AOPH805 Advanced Ophthalmological Procedures and Management 2 AOPH806 Advanced Ophthalmological Procedures and Management 3 AOPH807 Advanced Ophthalmological Procedures and Management 4 AOPH808 Advanced Ophthalmological Procedures and Management 5 AOPH809 Advanced Ophthalmological Procedures and Management 6 AOPH810 Advanced Care of Ophthalmological Conditions 1 AOPH811 Advanced Care of Ophthalmological Conditions 2 AOPH812 Advanced Care of Ophthalmological Conditions 3 AOPH813 Advanced Care of Ophthalmological Conditions 4 AOPH814 Advanced Care of Ophthalmological Conditions 5 AOPH815 Advanced Care of Ophthalmological Conditions 6 LING873 Design and Production of Books LING874 Publishing and Management LING876 Option I LING877 Option II LING936 Context, Use and Analysis of the English Language: A Global

Perspective



LING938 Curriculum Change in TESOL SPH813 Professional Practice I SPH814 Professional Practice II SPH820 Neuroanatomy for Speech Pathologists Faculty of Science BIOL809 Applied Palaeontology BIOL816 Plant Eco physiology BIOL867 Plant Diversity and Conservation BIOL889 Selected Coursework – Biology BIOL904 Evolutionary Trends and Taxonomic Determinations CHIR875 Chiropractic Technique 1 CHIR876 Chiropractic Technique 2 ENGG800 Telecommunications Engineering Thesis ENGG802 Telecommunications Engineering Thesis Extension ENGG803 Switching Systems ENGG810 Mobile Wireless Communication Systems ENGG811 Optical Communication Systems ENGG812 Advanced Modulations and Coding Techniques ENGG813 Digital Signalling ENGG814 Teletraffic Engineering ENGG815 Qantum Communications Engineering ENGG840 Engineering Research Project ENGG850 Engineering Research Skills GEOS875 Structural Petrology GEOS907 Geomechanics ITEC808 Literature Review - Major Information Technology Project ITEC809 Development - Major Information Technology Project ITEC811 Major Information Technology Project MGT900 Marketing Management MGT901 Accounting Management MGT902 Organisational Behaviour MGT903 Operations Management MGT904 Cross-cultural Management MIST800 Computer Applications in Business MIST812 Decision Support Systems The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the deletion of the units listed above with effect from 31 December 2011.

4.3.8 Units to be Deleted from 2013 (File Nos. 11/453; 10/1526) The Faculties of Human Sciences and Science have proposed the deletion of the following units from 2013: Faculty of Human Sciences PSYC902 Supervised Placement III PSYC903 Supervised Placement IV PSYC918 Dissertation (Masters) Faculty of Science BIOL808 Palaeoenvironmental Solutions



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CHIR877 Clinic Preparation 1 CHIR878 Clinic Preparation 2 CHIR879 Radiological Studies I CHIR880 Radiological Studies II CHIR881 Patient Management 1 CHIR882 Patient Management 2 CHIR883 Chiropractic Technique 3 CHIR884 Chiropractic Technique 4 CHIR885 Diagnostic Image Interpretation I CHIR886 Diagnostic Image Interpretation II CHIR887 Clinical Studies 1 CHIR888 Clinical Studies 2 CHIR894 Advanced Patient Management 1 CHIR895 Advanced Patient Management 2 GEOS803 Minerals and Energy in a Global Environment GEOS816 Geophysics GEOS821 Earth Science GEOS827 Minerals and Energy in a Global Environment GEOS829 Geophysical Data Processing GEOS855 Global Perspectives on the Geology of Australia GEOS858 Environmental Geophysics GEOS874 Geophysical Prospecting GEOS882 Advanced Structure and Metamorphism GEOS883 Studies in Environmental Geology GEOS884 Magmatic and Ore Deposit Environments GEOS908 Petroleum, Geology, and Geophysics GEOS910 Geoscience in the Field and Laboratory The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the deletion of the units listed above with effect from 31 December 2012. 4.3.9 Units to be recoded/deleted (File Nos. 11/452; 11/453; 10/1526) Faculty of Human Sciences The following units were approved by ASQC on 19 April 2011 as renewals with a new code from 2012. The Faculty of Human Sciences has subsequently advised that the existing 800- and 900-level units need to remain on the Schedule of Postgraduate Units for 2012. These units are to be deleted with effect from 31 December 2012. The units with a 400-level code will appear on the Schedule of Undergraduate Units from 1 January 2012.

Current Unit Code (2011) New unit code (from 2012) PSYC890 PSYC431 PSYC891 PSYC426 PSYC892 PSYC432 PSYC893 PSYC450 PSYC894 PSYC428 PSYC895 PSYC427 PSYC896 PSYC424 PSYC897 PSYC434 PSYC898 PSYC420 PSYC899 PSYC421



PSYC955 PSYC417 PSYC972 PSYC436 PSYC973 PSYC437 PSYC974 PSYC425 PSYC975 PSYC440

The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves i) the retention on the 2012 Schedule of Postgraduate Units of the 800- and

900-level units listed above; ii) the deletion of the 800 and 900-level units listed above with effect from 31

December 2012. The following units are recommended as renewals with a new code from 1 January 2012. The Faculty of Human Sciences has advised that the existing 800- and 900-level units need to remain on the Schedule of Postgraduate Units for 2012. These units are to be deleted with effect from 31 December 2012.

Current Unit Code (2011) New unit code (from 2012) PSYN804 PSYN841 PSYN805 PSYN857 PSYN813 PSYN847 PSYN815 PSYN849 PSYN822 PSYN842 PSYN829 PSYN858 PSYO930 PSYO947

The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves i) that the units list above be recoded from 1 January 2012; ii) that the 2011 units listed above be deleted with effect from 31 December

2012.

5 2012 SCHEDULE OF POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMS (File No. 11/991)

The Committee reviewed the 2012 Schedule of Postgraduate Programs (tabled paper). The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the 2012 Schedule of Postgraduate Programs (Attachment 5).

6 TERMS OF REFERENCE OF THE ACADEMIC STANDARDS AND QUALITY

COMMITTEE (File No. 10/1199) 6.1 Terms of Reference of ASQC

Academic Senate has approved the disestablishment of the Coursework Studies Committee with effect from 31 July 2011. Responsibility for the monitoring of individual student cases, which was previously the work of the Individual Cases Committee of the Coursework Studies Committee, has been assigned to the Academic Standards and Quality Committee. The Committee considered a paper prepared by Ms Kathlyn Smart with suggested amendments to the Committee’s Terms of Reference. The Committee also



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reviewed a copy of the Committee’s current Terms of Reference and an updated version, which incorporates the suggested revision. Following further amendments, the Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the following Terms of Reference of the Academic Standards and Quality Committee: The Academic Standards and Quality Committee (ASQC) of Academic Senate is responsible for overseeing the quality and standards of the University’s undergraduate and postgraduate academic coursework programs. It does this by:

1. ensuring compliance with the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF); 2. identifying, developing and monitoring policy to ensure academic quality of all coursework programs; 3. advising the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Provost) and Academic Senate on issues relating to the development and implementation of new programs; 4. recommending for Senate approval of new programs and revised academic coursework programs; 5. auditing and reviewing programs on a regular basis in accordance with the approved review framework; 6. receiving reports from Faculties relating to the deliberations of the Faculty Standards and Quality Committees (FSQC); 7. monitoring the Faculty based process for consideration of individual student cases. Providing advice to Faculties and to the Academic Program Section (APS) to assist in the consideration of complex individual student cases. Determining student appeals against Faculty decisions made under the Deeming provision and the Saving clause of the Rules.

6.2 Revised process for consideration of individual student cases

As a consequence of the decision to disestablish the Coursework Studies Committee, Faculties will be responsible, from 1 August 2011, for the consideration of individual student cases that involve determinations under the Deeming provision and for the recommendation to Academic Senate for the invocation of the Saving clause. The Committee noted the faculties’ preliminary submissions in relation to the process for the management of individual cases. The Committee identified processes that will need to be developed by ASQC in order to ensure that individual student cases are handled in an equitable manner within the boundaries of the Degree/Diploma/Certificate Rules. During discussion with the representatives from faculties the following areas that are considered to be most pertinent to the development of the future process and framework for the consideration of individual student cases were identified: Consistency, Quality, Transparency and Equity It was noted that faculties will need to present a process for consideration of individual student cases for approval by ASQC that ensures consistency, quality,



transparency and equity for all decisions across the University. The desirability of cross membership between the individual Faculty Standards and Quality Committees to facilitate communication was suggested. The Committee agreed that Faculty Associate Deans, Learning and Teaching, be invited to the August ASQC meeting to report on their progress in the development of processes and frameworks and updates in membership structures. Knowledge Sharing and Communication The Committee will assume an advising role from 1 August 2011 until early 2012. Advice to the Committee will be provided by the Academic Program Section on issues that are raised by Faculties. Beyond that time, the Committee's role will be of a monitoring and oversight nature, in accordance with point 7 of the Committee's Terms of Reference. Advice will also be provided for more complex cases. It was agreed that knowledge sharing and communication may be enhanced by faculty representatives on the Individual Cases Committee attending FSQC meetings and by the sharing of minutes of FSQC meetings between faculties. It was agreed that there was a need to have individual case information mapped in a database which would be available to all areas handling individual student cases. Ms Smart reported that she had initiated development in the University CRM/EMS system to enable individual cases to be accommodated in that system.

7 ANY OTHER BUSINESS

No matters were raised under this item.

8 NEXT MEETING

The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, 19 July 2011 commencing at 9.30am.

J Fitness CHAIR


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Faculty Standards and Quality Committee Meeting

Thursday, 28 April 2011

Virtual meeting

M I N U T E S

Chairperson: Professor Mark Gabbott

Members: Ms Helen Boneham

Mr Mark Dalton

Associate Professor Robyn Dowling

Mr Alan Henry

Ms Maureen Kattau

Mrs Catriona Lavermicocca

Professor Anne Ross-Smith

Apologies: Associate Professor Leigh Wood (Deputy Chair)

Minutes: Ms Iona Scheepstra _________________________________________________________________________________

1. Proposal for New Units for 2012

Interest Rate Portfolio Management – ECFS 908 Economics for Actuaries – ECON 849

Action: That these items are forwarded to the ASQC.

2. Schedule of UG units for 2012

Action: That this item is forwarded to the ASQC.


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3. Schedule of UG majors for 2012


4. Schedule of UG programs for 2012


Amendment to Minutes of 30th March 2011

Item 8. M&M Pre 2010 Programs

The Committee was advised that the document detailed transfer arrangement and will save deeming.

Recommendation: As a result of a change in Faculty Governance procedures the document is approved for submission to the ASQC and a note forwarded to the Faculty Board.


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Changes to the Department of Marketing and Management Pre-2010 Programs

BBA – Bachelor of Business Administration (BUSN01) ...................................................... 4

BUSN01 - Business Administration (Undergraduate Study Pattern) ................................ 4

BUSN01 - Business Administration (Undergraduate Study Pattern) ......................... 8

BBA (International Studies) - Bachelor of Business Administration (International Studies)

(BUSN02) ............................................................................................................................ 12

BUSN02 - Business Administration (Undergraduate Study Pattern) .............................. 12

Year: 2006 ........................................................................................................................ 16


Year: 2007 ........................................................................................................................ 20


BIntBus - Bachelor of International Business (INBU01) .................................................... 24

Years: 2008 - 2009 ........................................................................................................... 28

BCom – Mktg – Bachelor of Commerce – Marketing (MKT01) ........................................ 31

Year: 2009 ........................................................................................................................ 31

BCom – Mktg – Bachelor of Commerce – Marketing (MKT03) ........................................ 32

Years: 2006 - 8 ................................................................................................................. 32

Years: 2006 - 9 ................................................................................................................. 32

BCom - Bachelor of Commerce (DEM07) .......................................................................... 33

Years: 2006 - 9 ................................................................................................................. 33

BHRM - Bachelor of Human Resource Management (HRMT01) ...................................... 34

Years: 2006 - 9 ................................................................................................................. 34

Key:

Material changes highlighted in yellow

Other changes tracked


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BBA – Bachelor of Business Administration (BUSN01)

Years: 2005

BUSN01 - Business Administration (Undergraduate Study Pattern)

Major: Business Administration

Area of Study: Business Administration

Award: BBA - Bachelor of Business Administration (UAC Preference 300204)

Offered By: Department of Business,

FBE – Faculty of Business and Economics

General Requirements

Minimum number of credit points 72

Maximum number of credit points at 100 level 30

Minimum number of credit points at 200 level or above 42


and completion of other specific requirements as set out below

Specific Minimum Requirements

100 Level

Required Either ACCG105 Introductory Financial Accounting (3) 3

or ACCG106 Accounting Information for Decision-Making (3)

or both ACCG100 Accounting 1A (3)

and ACCG101 Accounting 1B (3)

Required ACST101 Techniques and Elements of Finance (3) 3

Required BBA102 Business Organisation Principles (3) 3

Required one of BBA103 Business Economics (3) 3

or ECON111 Microeconomic Principles (3)

Required BBA111 Organisational Behaviour (3) 3

Required MKTG101 Marketing Fundamentals (3) 3

Required one of STAT170 Introductory Statistics (3) 3

or STAT171 Statistical Data Analysis (3)

or DEM127 Elements of Demography (3)

Required one of COMP units 3

or ISYS units

Balance of credit points 100 level 24

200 Level

Required ACCG200 Fundamentals of Management Accounting (3) 3

Required one of ACCG253 Financial Management (3) 3

or ACCG252 Applied Financial Analysis and Management (3)

Required BBA216 Business Communications Skills (3) 3


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Required one of BBA250 Human Resource Management (3) 3

or HRM250 Human Resource Management (3)

Required BUSL250 Business Law (3) 3

Required two of LEVEL 1 MODULES (12 Credit Points Required) 12

Accounting and Finance – 2 of

ACCG201 Organisational Planning and Control (3)

either ACCG250 Accounting Systems and Development (3)

or ACCG251 Accounting and Information Systems (3)

Business Law – 2 of

BUSL201 Law in Australian Society (3)

one of BUSL301 Corporations Law (3)

or BUSL315 Business Litigation (3)

or BUSL320 Revenue Law (3)

or BUSL333 Human Resources Law (3)

or BUSL350 Marketing and Management Law (3)

or BUSL377 Japanese Trade Law (3)

or BUSL388 China Trade and Investment Law (3)

Economics – 2 of

either BBA204 Industry Policy and Business Management (3)

or ECON215 Applied Microeconomics (3)

either BBA214 Macroeconomics Policy and Business (3)

or ECON214 Applied Macroeconomics (3)

Finance – 2 of

ACST201 Financial Techniques, Instruments and Markets (3)





HR Management – 2 of

HRM201 Workplace Relations (3)

either HRM207 Human Resources Development (3)

or BBA207 Human Resources Development (3)

either HRM217 Human Resources Planning and Performance Management (3)

or BBA217 Human Resources Planning and Performance Management (3)

Language – 2 of

200 – level languages units

Law – 2 of

200 – level Law units

Marketing – 2 of

BBA203 Product and Pricing Decisions (3)

MKTG208 Marketing Management (3)


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MKTG202 Marketing Research (3)

MKTG203 Consumer Behaviour (3)

MKTG210 Marketing Metrics (3)

either BBA213 Distribution Decisions (3)

or MKTG213 Channels of Distribution (3)

Ops Research – 2 of

STAT270 Applied Statistics (3)

STAT279 Operations Research I (3)

Balance of credit points at 200 level 27

300 Level

Required BBA315 Business Forecasting (3) 3

Required one of BBA350 Strategic Management I (3) 3

or BBA301 Strategic Management I (4)

Required one of BBA351 Strategic Management II (3) 3

or BBA311 Strategic Management II (4)

or BBA360 Business Project (3)

Required two of LEVEL 2 MODULES (12 credit points required): 12


ACCG330 Strategic Management Accounting (3)

ACCG350 Financial Statement Analysis (3)

ACCG353 Corporate Financial Design (3)

ACCG355 Information Systems for Management (3)


BUSL301 Corporations Law (3)

BUSL315 Business Litigation (3)

BUSL320 Revenue Law (3)

BUSL333 Human Resources Law (3)

BUSL350 Marketing and Management Law (3)

BUSL377 Japanese Trade Law (3)

BUSL388 China Trade and Investment Law (3)

Economics – 2 of

ECON350 Money and Finance (3)

BBA320 Asian Business Environments (3)

either BBA321 The Japanese Economy (3)

or ECON394 The Japanese Economy (3)

Finance – 2 of


ECON335 The Economics of Financial Institutions (3)

ECON360 International Finance (3)


either HRM307 Human Resources Management – Issues and Processes


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(3)

or BBA307 Human Resources Management – Issues and Processes

(3)

BBA340 Cross Cultural Management (3)


HRM317 Change Management and Sustainability (3)

Language – 2 of


Law – 2 of

200 300/400 – level Law units

Marketing – 2 of

BBA313 Marketing Management: Effectiveness and Efficiency

(3)



BBA303 Marketing Communications (3)

MKTG306 Electronic Commerce: Marketing Channels Decisions

(3)

MKTG307 Sales Management (3)

MKTG308 Customer Relationship Management (3)

MKTG309 Social Marketing and Sustainability (3)

MKTG310 Integrated Marketing Communications (3)

MKTG311 Brand Management (3)


STAT379 Operations Research II (3)

STAT321 Logistics and Project Management (3)

STAT373 Design of Surveys and Experiments (3)


Approximate Balance of credit points required 0

TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED FOR THIS

PROGRAM 72

Where a unit is a requirement of both chosen elective modules and there are no other units

available in the elective concerned, the student must add another unit at the same level or

higher from any other BBA elective module.

Note: MKTG208 is NCCW with BBA313

BBA 2006-2007


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BUSN01 - Business Administration (Undergraduate Study

Pattern)


Area of Study: Business

Award: BBA - Bachelor of Business Administration (UAC Preference 300204

CSP 310204 DFEE)








Specific Requirements

100 Level














or ISYS units

Balance of units at 100 level 24

200 Level









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one of ACCG250 Accounting Systems and Development (3)











Economics – 2 of





Finance – 2 of












Language – 2 of


Law – 2 of


Marketing – 2 of







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300 Level





















Economics – 2 of





Finance – 2 of






(3)


(3)


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Language – 2 of


Law – 2 of

300/400 – level Law units

Marketing – 2 of


(3)





(3)













PROGRAM 72






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BBA (International Studies) - Bachelor of Business Administration (International Studies) (BUSN02)



Study Pattern: International

Award: BBA (International Studies)- Bachelor of Business Administration

(International Studies) (UAC Preference 300205)








Minimum number of credit points required at 300 level in an overseas program 9



100 Level













or DEM127 Elements of Demography (3)


or ISYS units


200 Level




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Economics – 2 of





Finance – 2 of












Language – 2 of


Law – 2 of


Marketing – 2 of


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300 Level





















Economics – 2 of





Finance – 2 of




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(3)


(3)




Language – 2 of


Law – 2 of


Marketing – 2 of


(3)





(3)













PROGRAM 72






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Year: 2006




Award: BBA (International Studies)- Bachelor of Business Administration

(International Studies)(UAC Preference 300205 CSP 310205 DFEE)



1. General Requirements






100 Level














or ISYS units


200 Level







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Economics – 2 of





Finance – 2 of












Language – 2 of


Law – 2 of


Marketing – 2 of


or MKTG208 Marketing Management (3)



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300 Level





















Economics – 2 of





Finance – 2 of






(3)


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(3)




Language – 2 of


Law – 2 of


Marketing – 2 of


(3)





(3)












TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED FOR THIS PROGRAM

72






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Year: 2007




Award: BBA (International Studies) - Bachelor of Business Administration

(International Studies)(UAC Preference 300205 CSP 310205 DFEE)







Minimum number of credit points required at 200 level or above in an approved overseas

program 12

Minimum number of credit points required at 300 level in an approved overseas program 9



100 Level














or ISYS units


200 Level





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Economics – 2 of





Finance – 2 of












Language – 2 of


Law – 2 of


Marketing – 2 of



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300 Level





















Economics – 2 of





Finance – 2 of





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(3)


(3)




Language – 2 of


Law – 2 of


Marketing – 2 of


(3)





(3)










Balance of credit points 300 leve l 21



PROGRAM 72






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BIntBus - Bachelor of International Business (INBU01)

Bachelor of International Business 2007/2006 Code: INBU01

General requirements:





Coherent Study:

Program followed a study pattern

UNIT NAME DESCRIPTION CREDIT POINTS

100

LEVEL

Required one of ACCG100 Accounting IA 3

or ACCG106

Accounting Information for

Decision-Making

or ACCG105

Introductory Financial

Accounting

Required

BBA102 Principles of Management 3

Required one of ECON111 Microeconomic Principles 3

or BBA103 Business Economics

Required

MKTG101 Marketing Fundamentals 3

Required one of STAT170 Introductory Statistics 3

or STAT171 Statistical Data Analysis

Required

three

of ACST101

Techniques and Elements of

Finance 9

or ANTH150

Identity and Difference:

Introduction to Anthropology

or DEM127 Demographic Fundamentals

or ENVG111 or GEOS111 Geographies of Global Change

or ISYS1XX Any 100 level ISYS unit

or PHL137 or PHIL137 Critical Thinking

or POL107 or POL167 Thinking Politically

or SOC175

Australia and Global Societies:

An Introduction to Sociology

200

LEVEL

Required

BUS201

Introduction to International

Business 3

Required

BUS202 International Business Operations 3

Required

LEVEL 1 MODULES (12 credit points required) 12

Anthropology - two of


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any two 200-level Anthropology

units

Demography - two of

DEM255 Topics in Demography

DEM256 Business Demographics

Economics - two of

BBA204 or ECON215 Applied Microeconomics

BBA214 or ECON214 Applied Macroeconomics

ECON235 Economic Development

ECON249

Southeast and East Asian

Economies

Human Geography - two of

ENVG215 or GEOS215 Geographies of Development

ENVG219 or GEOS219

Geographical Perspectives on

Population

ENV264 or GEOS264 Geographic Information Systems

Marketing - two of

MKTG202 Marketing Research

MKTG203 Consumer Behaviour

MKTG204

Integrated Marketing

Communicatons

MKTG208 Marketing Management

MKTG209 International Marketing

MKTG210 Marketing Metrics

MKTG213 or BBA213 Channels of Distribution

BBA203 Product Distribution Decisions

Politics - two of

any two 200-level Politics units

Sociology - two of

any two 200-level Sociology units 300

LEVEL

Required

BUS301 Business Policy 3

Required one of BUS302 International Business Policy 3

or BUS303 International Business Project

or BUS305

Global Business, Society and

Environment

Required

BBA340 Cross Cultural Management 3

Required

LEVEL 2 MODULES (12 credit points required) 12

Anthropology - two of

any two 300-level Anthropology


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units

Demography - two of

DEM355 Social and Applied Demography

DEM356 Demographic Techniques

Economics - two of

BBA315 Business Forecasting

BBA320 Asian Business Environments

ECON336^ Economic Development

ECON349 South-East Asian Economics

ECON394 or BBA321 The Japanese Economy

ECON396 European Union Economics

^ ECON336 is NCCW with ECON235, ECON349 is NCCW with

ECON249

Human Geography - two of

ENVG330 or ENVG311 or

GEOS311 Asia-Pacific Development


GEOS322 or GEOS319

Population, Health and the

Environment


GEOS324 Economy, Place and Culture


GEOS326 Urban Strategic Planning


GEOS347 Human Geography in Action


GEOS378

GIS for Urban and Regional

Management

Demography - two of

DEM355 Social and Applied Demography

DEM356 Demographic Techniques

Marketing - two of

BBA303^ Marketing Communications

BBA313^ Marketing Management:

Effectiveness and Efficiency

BBA315 Business Forecasting

MKTG302^ International Marketing

MKTG304 Marketing Project

MKTG305 Marketing Seminar

MKTG306 E-Marketing

MKTG307 Sales Management

MKTG308

Customer Relationship

Management

MKTG309

Social Marketing and

Sustainability

MKTG310^

Integrated Marketing

Communications

MKTG311 Brand Management


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^ BBA313 is NCCW with MKTG208, MKTG310 is NCCW with BBA303 and

MKTG204, MKTG302 is NCCW with MKTG209

Politics - two of

any two 300-level Politics units

Sociology - two of

any two 300-level Sociology units

Electives Balance of credit points required

5


PROGRAM 68

68


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Years: 2008 - 2009

Bachelor of International Business 2009/08 Code:

INBU01

General

requirements:


Maximum number of credit points at

100 level

30

Minimum number of credit points at 300

level or above

18


Coherent

Study:

Program followed a study pattern

UNIT NAME DESCRIPTION CREDIT

POINTS

100 LEVEL Required one

of

ACCG100 Accounting IA 3

or ACCG106 Accounting Information for Decision-

Making

or ACCG105 Introductory Financial Accounting Required BBA102 Principles of Management 3 Required one

of

ECON111 Microeconomic Principles 3

or BBA103 Business Economics Required MKTG101 Marketing Fundamentals 3 Required one

of

STAT170 Introductory Statistics 3

or STAT171 Statistical Data Analysis Required three

of ACST101 Techniques and Elements of Finance 9

or ANTH150 Identity and Difference: Introduction to

Anthropology

or DEM127 Demographic Fundamentals or ENVG111 or

GEOS111

Geographies of Global Change

or ISYS1XX Any 100 level ISYS unit or PHL137 or

PHIL137

Critical Thinking

or POL107 or

POL167

Thinking Politically


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or SOC175 Australia and Global Societies: An

Introduction to Sociology

24

200 LEVEL Required BUS201 Introduction to International Business 3 Required BUS202 International Business Operations 3 Required LEVEL 1 MODULES (12 credit points required) 12 Anthropology - two of any two 200-level Anthropology units Demography and Marketing - two of MKTG202 Marketing Research MKTG203 Consumer Behaviour MKTG204 Integrated Marketing

Communications

MKTG208 Marketing Management MKTG209 International Marketing MKTG210 Marketing Metrics MKTG213 or BBA213 Channels of Distribution DEM255 Topics in Demography DEM256 Business Demographics BBA203 Product Distribution Decisions Economics - two of BBA204 or ECON215 Applied Microeconomics BBA214 or ECON214 Applied Macroeconomics ECON235 Economic Development ECON249 Southeast and East Asian

Economies

Human Geography -

two of

ENVG215 or GEOS215 Geographies of Development ENVG219 or GEOS219 Geographical Perspectives on

Population

ENV264 or GEOS264 Geographic Information Systems ENVG281 or GEOS281 Cities and Planning Politics - two of any two 200-level

Politics units

Sociology - two of


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any two 200-level

Sociology units

18 300 LEVEL Required BUS301 Business Policy 3 Required One

of

BUS302 International Business Policy 3

or BUS303 International Business Project or BUS305 Global Business, Society and

Environment

Required BBA340 Cross Cultural Management 3 Required LEVEL 2 MODULES (12 credit points required) 12 Anthropology - two of any two 300-level Anthropology units Demography and Marketing - two of BBA303^ Marketing Communications BBA313^ Marketing Management:

Effectiveness and Efficiency

BBA315 Business Forecasting DEM355 Social and Applied Demography DEM356 Demographic Techniques MKTG302^ International Marketing MKTG304 Marketing Project MKTG305 Marketing Seminar MKTG306 E-Marketing MKTG307 Sales Management MKTG308 Customer Relationship Management MKTG309 Social Marketing and Sustainability MKTG310^ Integrated Marketing

Communications

MKTG311 Brand Management ^ BBA313 is NCCW with MKTG208, MKTG310 is NCCW with BBA303 and MKTG204,

MKTG302 is NCCW with MKTG209 Economics - two of BBA315 Business Forecasting BBA320 Asian Business Environments ECON336^ Economic Development ECON349 South-East Asian Economics ECON394 or BBA321 The Japanese Economy ECON396 European Union Economics ^ ECON336 is NCCW with ECON235, ECON349 is NCCW

with ECON249


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Human Geography -

two of

ENVG330 or

ENVG311 or GEOS311 Asia-Pacific Development

ENVG350 or

ENVG322 or GEOS322

or GEOS319

Population, Health and the

Environment

ENVG360 or

ENVG324 or GEOS324 Economy, Place and Culture

ENVG370 or

ENVG326 or GEOS326 Urban Strategic Planning

ENVG380 or

ENVG347 or GEOS347 Human Geography in Action

ENVG390 or

ENVG378 or GEOS378

GIS for Urban and Regional

Management

Politics - two of

any two 300-level

Politics units

Sociology - two of

any two 300-level

Sociology units

21

Electives Balance of credit points

required

Elective balance will vary depending on

module and unit selection

5

TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED FOR THIS PROGRAM 68

BCom – Mktg – Bachelor of Commerce – Marketing (MKT01)

Year: 2009

Bachelor of Commerce - Marketing 2009

Code: MKT01

General requirements: 1. Minimum number of credit points: 68 2. Maximum number of credit points at 100 level: 30 3. Minimum number of credit points in units at 300 level or above designated in the Schedule of

Undergraduate Units as commerce or economics units: 18

4. and completion of other specific requirements as set out in the Schedule of Undergraduate Programs

Coherent Study pattern:


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MKTG303 plus MKTG304 or MKTG305 plus 6 credit points from MKTG302, MKTG304-MKTG309, (BBA303 or MKTG310), MKTG311, BBA315, BUS304 or BBA340 plus 6 credit points from any 300-level commerce or economics designated unit

BCom – Mktg – Bachelor of Commerce – Marketing (MKT03)

Years: 2006 - 8

Bachelor of Commerce - Marketing 2008/07/06

Code: MKT03


1. Minimum number of credit points: 68

2. Maximum number of credit points at 100 level: 30

3. Minimum number of credit points in units at 300 level or above designated in the Schedule of Undergraduate Units

as commerce or economics units: 18


Coherent Study pattern:

BBA315 or ECON361, MKTG303, MKTG304 and MKTG305, (BBA303 or MKTG310) or one of ((MKTG306-MKTG309) or MKTG311), and

MKTG302 or one of ((MKTG306-MKTG309) or MKTG311).

BCom - Bachelor of Commerce (MKT04)

Years: 2006 - 9

Bachelor of Commerce; Marketing & Organisational Behaviour 2009/08/07/06 Code: MKT04


1. Minimum number of credit points: 68 2. Maximum number of credit points at 100 level: 30 3. Minimum number of credit points in units at 300 level or above designated in the Schedule of Undergraduate

Units as commerce or economics units: 18


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Coherent Study:

BBA315 or ECON361, PSY307 or PSY345 or PSY388, MKTG303, MKTG304,

and MKTG302 or One unit from (range MKTG305-MKTG309), or (MKTG310 or BBA303), or MKTG311

BCom - Bachelor of Commerce (DEM07)

Years: 2006 - 9

Bachelor of Commerce; Demography 2009/08/07/06

Code: DEM07

General requirements: 1. Minimum number of credit points: 68 2. Maximum number of credit points at 100 level: 30 3. Minimum number of credit points in units at 300 level or above designated in the Schedule of Undergraduate

Units as commerce or economics units: 18 4. and completion of other specific requirements as set out in the Schedule of Undergraduate Programs

Coherent Study: DEM356, DEM355 plus any two of ECON303, ECON311, ECON312, ECON349, ECON359,

MKTG303, MKTG304, MKTG302 or (one from range MKTG305-MKTG309) or (MKTG310 or BBA303) or MKTG311


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BHRM - Bachelor of Human Resource Management (HRMT01)

Years: 2006 - 9

Bachelor of Human Resource Management 2009/08/07/06

Code: HRMT01

General requirements: 1. Minimum number of credit points: 72

2. Maximum number of credit points at 100 level: 30 3. Minimum number of credit points at 300 level or above: 18 4. and completion of other specific requirements as set out in the Schedule of Undergraduate

Programs

Coherent Study: Program followed a study

pattern

UNIT NAME DESCRIPTION

CREDIT POINTS

100 LEVEL

Required

HRM107 Introduction to Human Resources 3 Required

BBA111 Organisational Behaviour 3

Required

MKTG101 Marketing Fundamentals 3

Required one of STAT170 Introductory Statistics 3

or STAT171 Statistical Data Analysis

or PSY122 Design and Statistics I

Required

PSY104 Introduction to Psychology I 3 Required

PSY105 Introduction to Psychology II 3

Required

SOC175

Australia and Global Societies: An Introduction to Sociology 3

Total Credit points at 100 Level

21

200 LEVEL

Required

HRM201 Workplace Relations 3 Required

HRM207^ Human Resources Learning and Development 3

Required

one of HRM217^

Human Resource Planning and Performance Management 3

or Elective Any 200 or 300 level unit

Required one of HRM250 Human Resource Management 3

or BBA250 Human Resource Management 3 Required

BUSL250 Business Law 3

Required

PSY234 Social and Personality Psychology 3

Required one of SOC295 Work and Employment 3


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or SOC290 (4) Work and Employment

Total Credit points at 200 Level

2421 ^HRM207 and HRM217 were named BBA207 and BBA217 in 2006

300 LEVEL

Required

HRM307*

Strategic and International Human Resource Management 3

Required

HRM317 Change Management and Sustainability 3 Required one HRM327

(4) Applied Human Resources Management

or HRM328 (3)

Strategic Human Resources Management 3

Required

BBA340 Cross Cultural Management 3

Required one of PSY338 Organisational Psychology 3

or PSY307 (4) Organisational Psychology Total Credit points at 300 Level

1615

* HRM307 was named BBA307 in 2006

Electives Balance of credit points required 15

TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED FOR THIS PROGRAM 72 72


Attachment 2 Bachelor of Actuarial Studies with the degree of Bachelor of Science

ACTS04

Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Award: Bachelor of Actuarial Studies with the degree of Bachelor of Science (BActStudBSc) General requirements: Minimum number of credit points for this degree 96Minimum number of credit points at 200 level or above 60Minimum number of credit points at 300 level or above 30Minimum number of credit points from Science designated units 42Completion of a Qualifying Major for the Bachelor of ScienceCompletion of a designated Capstone unit Completion of a designated People unit Completion of a designated Planet unit Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below

In order to graduate students must ensure that they have satisfied all of the general requirements of the degree: see the general requirements listed above.

100 level Credit PointsRequired ACST101 Techniques and Elements of Finance (3) 3Required ACST152 Introduction to Actuarial Studies (3) 3Required MATH133 Mathematics IB (Advanced) (3) 3Required STAT171 Statistical Data Analysis (3) 3Required either MATH132 Mathematics IA (Advanced) (3) or MATH135 Mathematics IA (3) 3

200 level Required ACST202 Mathematics of Finance (3) 3Required ACST212 Combinatorial Probability (3) 3Required ACST255 Contingent Payments 1 (3) 3Required STAT271 Statistics I (3) 3Required STAT272 Probability (3) 3

300 level Capstone ACST359 Actuarial Modelling (3) 3Required ACST358 Survival Models (3) 3Required 9cp from ACST units at 300 level 9

Qualifying Majors for the Bachelor of Science:Code Major APE01 Applied Econometrics ASA01 Astronomy and Astrophysics BIO01 Biology BIS01 Biomolecular Sciences BBE02 Brain, Behaviour and EvolutionBUI01 Business Information SystemsCHY01 Chemistry CLI01 Climate Science DES01 Decision Science DCC01 Development Studies and Culture ChangeELE01 Electronics EES01 Environmental Earth Science EGE01 Environmental Geology EVM01 Environmental Management GEO01 Geography


GEL01 Geology GEP01 GeophysicsHUG01 Human Geography MAT01 MathematicsMSD01 Museum Studies PAL01 Palaeobiology PHO01 Photonics PHY01 Physics PYC01 Psychological Science SOT01 Software Technology SIS01 Spatial Information Science STA01 Statistics

Bachelor of Applied Finance APFI01

Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Award: Bachelor of Applied Finance (BAppFin) General requirements: Minimum number of credit points for the degree 68Minimum number of credit points at 200 level or above 38Minimum number of credit points at 300 level or above 18Minimum number of credit points from Commerce designated units 42Completion of a designated Capstone unit Completion of a designated People unit Completion of a designated Planet unit Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 100 level Credit PointsRequired ACST101 Techniques and Elements of Finance (3) 3Required ECON110 Macroeconomic Principles (3) 3Required ECON111 Microeconomic Principles (3) 3Required either STAT170 Introductory Statistics (3) or STAT171 Statistical Data Analysis (3) 3Required either ACCG100 Accounting IA (3) or ACCG106 Accounting Information for Decision‐Making (3) 3

200 level Required AFIN252 Applied Financial Analysis and Management (3) 3Required either ACST201 Financial Techniques, Instruments and Markets (3) or ACST202 Mathematics of Finance (3) 3Required either ECON203 Microeconomic Analysis (3) or ECON204 Macroeconomic Analysis (3) 3Required one of ECON241 Introductory Econometrics (3) STAT271 Statistics I (3) STAT272 Probability (3) 3

300 level Capstone AFIN310 Issues in Applied Finance (3) 3Required ECON334 Financial Econometrics (3) 3Required 9cp from AFIN328 Financial Risk Management (3) AFIN329 Security Pricing and Hedging (3)


AFIN352 Applied Portfolio Management (3) AFIN353 Corporate Financial Design (3) ACST306 Quantitative Asset and Liability Modelling 1 (3) 9Required 3cp from ECON335 The Economics of Financial Institutions (3) ECON350 Money and Finance (3) ECON360 International Finance (3) 3

Balance of credit points required: Electives 23


Bachelor of Information Technology ‐ Games Design and Development

INTE03

Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Bachelor of Information Technology ‐ Games Design and Development (BIT‐GDD) General requirements: Minimum number of credit points for the degree 72Minimum number of credit points at 200 level or above 42Minimum number of credit points at 300 level or above 18Completion of a designated Capstone unit Completion of a designated People unit Completion of a designated Planet unit Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 100 level Credit PointsRequired either MAS111 Introduction to Video Games (3) or INFO111 Computer Games (3) 3Required COMP115 Introduction to Computer Science (3) 3Required COMP125 Fundamentals of Computer Science (3) 3Required ISYS114 Introduction to Systems Design and Data

Management (3) 3

Required DMTH137 Discrete Mathematics I (3) 3Required MAS110 Introduction to Digital Media Production (3) 3

200 level Required COMP260 Game Design (3) 3Required COMP225 Algorithms and Data Structures (3) 3Required COMP229 Object‐Oriented Programming Practices (3) 3Required COMP255 Software Engineering (3) 3Required DMTH237 Discrete Mathematics II (3) 3Required 6cp from COMP247 Data Communications (3) COMP249 Web Technology (3) MAS202 Screenwriting: An Introduction (3) 6

300 level Capstone COMP355 Information Technology Project (3) 3Required MAS319 Modelling and Animation (3) 3Required MAS329 Critical Games Studies (3) 3


Required COMP330 Computer Graphics (3) 3Required either COMP329 Knowledge Systems (3) or COMP347 Computer Networks (3) 3Required 3cp from COMP329 Knowledge Systems (3) COMP347 Computer Networks (3) MAS314 Screenwriting: Images, Ideas, Stories (3) MUS302 Sound, Image and Interactive Media (3) 3




Attachment 3

Psychological Science PYC01 Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Department of Psychology This major must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Major: Completion of a minimum of 24 credit points including the following prescribed units: 100 level Credit PointsRequired PSY104 Introduction to Psychology I (3) 3 Required PSY105 Introduction to Psychology II (3) 3 200 level Required 6cp from PSY234 Social and Personality Psychology (3) PSY235 Developmental Psychology (3) PSY236 Biopsychology and Learning (3) PSY245 Principles of Psychological Assessment (3) PSY246 Cognitive Processes I (3) PSY247 Perception I (3) PSY248 Design and Statistics II (3) 6 300 level Capstone PSY399 Psychological Science: Putting Theory into

Practice (3) 3

Required 9cp from PSY units at 300 level 9 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS MAJOR 24



Business Information Systems BUI01 Faculty: Faculty of Science Department: Department of Computing This major must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Major: Completion of a minimum of 27 credit points including the following prescribed units: 100 level Credit PointsRequired ISYS104 Introduction to Business Information Systems (3) 3 Required ISYS114 Introduction to Systems Design and Data

Management (3) 3

Required either ACCG100 Accounting IA (3) or ACCG106 Accounting Information for Decision‐Making (3) 3 200 level Required ISYS254 Applications Modelling and Development (3) 3 Required ACCG250 Accounting Systems Design and Development (3) 3 300 level Capstone ISYS358 Strategic Information Systems (3) 3 Required ACCG355 Information Systems for Management (3) 3 Required ACCG358 Information Systems Audit and Assurance (3) 3 Required either ISYS301 Enterprise Systems Integration (3) or ISYS360 Technology Management (3) 3 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS MAJOR 27



Brain, Behaviour and Evolution BBE02 Faculty: Faculty of Science Department: Department of Biological Sciences This major must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Major: Completion of a minimum of 27 credit points including the following prescribed units: 100 level Credit PointsRequired BBE100 Introduction to Brain, Behaviour and Evolution (3) 3 Required either 6cp from BIOL 100 level units or both PSY104 Introduction to Psychology I (3) and PSY105 Introduction to Psychology II (3) 6 200 level Required BBE200 Animal Behaviour (3) 3 Required either BIOL208 Animal Structure and Function (3) or PSY236 Biopsychology and Learning (3) 3 300 level Capstone BBE304 Contemporary Issues in Brain, Behaviour and

Evolution (3)3

Required 6cp from BBE303 Independent Research Project in Brain, Behaviour and Evolution (6)

BBE305 Animal Communication (3) BBE306 Neuroethology (3) BBE307 Behavioural Ecology (3) 6Required 3cp from BBE305 Animal Communication (3) BBE306 Neuroethology (3) BBE307 Behavioural Ecology (3) BIOL316 Invertebrates: Evolution, Behaviour and Diversity

(3)

BIOL369 Vertebrate Evolution (3) PSY354 Clinical and Experimental Neuroscience (3) 3 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS MAJOR 27


S:\APS\ASQC\Minutes\2011\28 June 2011\Attachment 4 2011 PGCertAHSTProgram Requirements.doc

Attachment 4 2011 OUA PROGRAM

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN ANCIENT HISTORY (PGCertAhst)

Requirements: 1. Minimum number of units to be completed 3 2. and completion of other specific requirements as approved by Academic

Senate Students must complete three of the following units: HST 801

Ancient Egyptian Religion

HST 802

Introduction to Coptic Art and Archaeology

HST 803

History Writing in Antiquity: Herodotus and Thucydides

HST 804 Ptolemaic Egypt from Alexander the Great to Augustus Last updated: 1 July 2011


APS\ASQC\PG Curriculum renewal\2012 programs and specialisations\programs and specialisations combined for ASQC 280611.rtf

Attachment 5 Schedule of Programs of Study 2012 Macquarie University Master of Arts ARTS11M

Owner: Macquarie University Award: Master of Arts (MA) Candidature length: 1 year(full time) Attendance modes: Internal, External Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full time, Part time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above designated as Arts 28Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


800 level Credit PointsRequired one of 32cp at 800 level or above 32cp at 800 level or above including 1 specialisation 32cp at 800 level or above including 2 specialisations 32

Specialisations: Code Specialisation ANA11S Ancient Art and Architecture ANH11S Ancient History CHL11S Children's Literature COI11S Contemporary Improvisation COP11S Coptic Studies ECJ11S Early Christian and Jewish Studies EDS11S Education Studies EGY11S Egyptology ENG11S English Literature HIS11S History HUG11S Human Geography LAN11S Late Antiquity MLC11S Media, Law and Culture



MOH11S Modern History

Specialisation: Ancient Art and Architecture ANA11S Faculty: Faculty of Arts Department: Department of Ancient History This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 24 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired AHPG880 Documentary Project (4) 4 Required AHPG886 Methodology in Ancient Art History (4) 4 Required 16cp from AHPG810 Archaeological Evidence (4) AHPG811 Archaeological Practice (4) AHPG814 Ancient Egyptian Architecture (4) AHPG815 Under the Shadow of Vesuvius: Archaeology in

Ancient Campania (4)

AHPG816 Archaeological Field Visit (4) AHPG824 Greece and Rome: Caravan Cities (4) AHPG855 Coptic Monastic Archaeology (4) AHPG857 Egyptian Monasticism in the Documents (4) AHPG858 City of Constantine (4) AHPG859 Early Christian and Byzantine Art and Architecture

(4)

AHPG863 Egyptian Wall Scenes: Painting and Relief (4) AHPG865 Ancient Egyptian Ceramics (4) AHPG888 Greek Sanctuaries: Art Galleries of Antiquity (4) 16 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 24 Specialisation: Ancient History ANH11S Faculty: Faculty of Arts Department: Department of Ancient History This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units:



800 level Credit PointsRequired 16cp from AHPG units at 800 or 900 level ECJS units at 800 or 900 level 16 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16 Specialisation: Children's Literature CHL11S Faculty: Faculty of Arts Department: Department of English This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 24 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 16cp from LIT846 Retelling Stories: Sources of Children's Literature

(4)

LIT847 Romanticism to Postmodernism: Developments in Children's Literature (4)

LIT854 Narrative: Theory and Method (4) LIT856 Picture Books (4) LIT864 Children's Literature: Concepts and Theories (4) 16 Required 8cp from LIT809 Special Study I (4) LIT810 Special Study II (4) LIT846 ‐ LIT864 LIT870 Research Thesis I: Preparation (4) LIT871 Research Thesis II: Writing (4) 8 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 24 Specialisation: Contemporary Improvisation COI11S Faculty: Faculty of Arts Department: Department of Media, Music, Communication and Cultural Studies This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 24 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired MUS851 An Introduction to Improvisation (4) 4



Required MUS852 Musicianship (4) 4 Required MUS853 World Musics (4) 4 Required MUS855 If it ain't got that swing: Rhythm, Groove and

Microbeats (4) 4

Required MUS856 Laying down the tune: Melodies, Modes and Microtones (4)

4

Required MUS857 Ensemble Practice 1 (4) 4 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 24 Specialisation: Coptic Studies COP11S Faculty: Faculty of Arts Department: Department of Ancient History This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 16cp from AHPG849 Coptic Literature and Documents (4) AHPG855 Coptic Monastic Archaeology (4) AHPG856 Early Christianity in Egypt (4) AHPG857 Egyptian Monasticism in the Documents (4) AHPG898 Coptic Dialects (4) AHPG899 Advanced Coptic Texts (4) 16 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16 Specialisation: Early Christian and Jewish Studies ECJ11S Faculty: Faculty of Arts Department: Department of Ancient History This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 16cp from ECJS units at 800 or 900 level 16 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16



Specialisation: Education Studies EDS11S Faculty: Faculty of Arts Department: Department of Education This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 16cp from EDCN811 Educational Psychology and Practice (4) EDCN812 Curriculum Studies (4) EDCN813 Advanced Pedagogy (4) EDCN814 Assessment Issues (4) EDCN815 Evaluation of Educational Programs (4) EDCN817 Sociology and Education (4) EDCN841 Educational Institutions as Organisations (4) 16 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16 Specialisation: Egyptology EGY11S Faculty: Faculty of Arts Department: Department of Ancient History This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 24 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 24cp from AHPG811 Archaeological Practice (4) AHPG814 Ancient Egyptian Architecture (4) AHPG816 Archaeological Field Visit (4) AHPG841 Egyptian Funerary Beliefs (4) AHPG843 Akkadian Documents (4) AHPG861 Egyptian Religion (4) AHPG862 ‐ AHPG885 24 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 24 Specialisation: English Literature ENG11S



Faculty: Faculty of Arts Department: Department of English This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 24 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 16cp from LIT801 Nineteenth Century Literature (4) LIT802 Shakespeare and the Renaissance (4) LIT803 Literary Discourse (4) LIT804 Twentieth Century Literature (4) LIT805 Gender and Genre (4) LIT806 Literary Theory (4) LIT809 Special Study I (4) LIT810 Special Study II (4) LIT812 Text, Image, Screen (4) LIT815 Australian Women's Writing (4) LIT816 Literature of Migration (4) 16 Required 8cp from LIT870 Research Thesis I: Preparation (4) LIT871 Research Thesis II: Writing (4) LIT801 ‐ LIT864 8 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 24 Specialisation: History HIS11S Faculty: Faculty of Arts Department: Department of Ancient History This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 8cp from AHPG units at 800 or 900 level ECJS units at 800 or 900 level 8 Required 8cp from MHPG units at 800 or 900 level 8 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16



Specialisation: Human Geography HUG11S Faculty: Faculty of Science Department: Department of Environment and Geography This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 24 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired HGEO806 Thinking Geographically (4) 4 Required HGEO807 Research Methods in Human Geography (4) 4 Required 16cp from ENV808 Introduction to Geographic Information Science

for Postgraduates (4)

ENVE810 GIS Skills in Habitat and Wildlife Management (4) HGEO802 Social Impact Assessment and Cross Cultural

Negotiation (4)

HGEO803 Cultural Issues in Wildlife Management (4) HGEO805 Human Geography Research C (12) HGEO808 Heritage and its Management (4) HGEO809 Globalisation and Sustainable Development (4) HGEO810 Human Geography Research A (4) HGEO811 Human Geography Research B (8) HGEO812 Urban Social Impact Assessment (4) HGEO814 Selected Coursework ‐ Human Geography (4) GSE831 International Agreements and the Environment

(4) 16

TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 24 Specialisation: Late Antiquity LAN11S Faculty: Faculty of Arts Department: Department of Ancient History This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired AHPG828 Worlds of Late Antiquity (4) 4 Required 12cp from AHPG824 Greece and Rome: Caravan Cities (4)



AHPG830 History Studies (4) AHPG833 Religious Change in the Roman Empire (4) AHPG835 Cities of the Roman East: Ephesos and

Aphrodisias (4)

AHPG836 Religion in the Roman World (4) AHPG837 Warfare In Ancient Greece and Rome (4) AHPG855 Coptic Monastic Archaeology (4) AHPG856 Early Christianity in Egypt (4) AHPG857 Egyptian Monasticism in the Documents (4) AHPG858 City of Constantine (4) AHPG859 Early Christian and Byzantine Art and Architecture

(4) 12

TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16 Specialisation: Media, Law and Culture MLC11S Faculty: Faculty of Arts Department: Department of Media, Music, Communication and Cultural Studies This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired LAW894 Human Rights and Moral Dilemmas (4) 4 Required LAW897 Media Law and Culture (4) 4 Required MMCS821 Cultural Politics of Media Law (4) 4 Required MMCS823 Cultural Production and the Law (4) 4 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16 Specialisation: Modern History MOH11S Faculty: Faculty of Arts Department: Department of Modern History, Politics and International Relations This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 16cp from MHPG units at 800 or 900 level 16



TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16 Master of Science SCIE11M

Owner: Macquarie University Award: Master of Science (MSc) Candidature length: Please advise(full time) Attendance modes: Please advise Study period offerings: Please advise Study modes: Please advise General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32 Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above designated as Science 28 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


800 level Credit PointsRequired one of 32cp at 800 level or above 32cp at 800 level or above including 1 specialisation 32cp at 800 level or above including 2 specialisations 32

Specialisations: Code Specialisation BIC11S Biodiversity Conservation GEO11S Geoscience

Specialisation: Biodiversity Conservation BIC11S Faculty: Faculty of Science Department: Department of Biological Sciences This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 24 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired BIOL861 Management of Australian Wildlife (4) 4



Required BIOL887 Biodiversity and Conservation (4) 4 Required GSE800 Attitudes to the Environment (4) 4 Required GSE807 Environmental Measurement and Analysis (4) 4 Required 8cp from BIOL860 Wildlife Project (4) BIOL890 Readings in Palaeobiology (3) ENVE810 GIS Skills in Habitat and Wildlife Management (4) ENV808 Introduction to Geographic Information Science


GSE843 Environmental Decision Making (4) GSE852 Wildlife Habitat Management (4) GSE853 Wildlife Management: Principles and Practices (4) GSE854 Biodiversity Survey and Habitat Assessment

Techniques (4)

GSE855 Communication and Wildlife Management (4) GSE856 Wildlife Survey (design, conduct and

interpretation) (4)

LAW865 Biodiversity and Biotechnology Law (4) 8 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 24 Specialisation: Geoscience GEO11S Faculty: Faculty of Science Department: Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 24 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired GEOS800 Earth Science Project (4) 4 Required GEOS811 Field Techniques in Geoscience (4) 4 Required 16cp from ENV808 Introduction to Geographic Information Science


ENVE853 Environmental Applications of GIS and Remote Sensing (4)

GEOS804 Advanced Field Mapping (4) GEOS807 Problems in Sedimentary Geology (4) GEOS809 Geophysics Laboratory Project (4) GEOS813 Geophysics Reading Project (4) GEOS814 Volcanic Geology B (4) GEOS876 Advanced Geochemical Applications and

Techniques (4)

GEOS899 Geoscience Research Topic (12) GEOS906 Environments of the Lithosphere (4)



GSE805 Air and Water Quality (4) GSE807 Environmental Measurement and Analysis (4) GSE845 Environmental Impact Assessment (4) 16 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 24 Postgraduate Certificate of Arts ARTS31C

Owner: Macquarie University Award: Postgraduate Certificate of Arts (PGCertArts) Candidature length: 0.5 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal, External Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full time, Part time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 12 Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above designated as Arts 12 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


800 level Credit PointsRequired one of 12cp at 800 level or above 12cp at 800 level or above including 1 specialisation 12

Specialisations: Code Specialisation ANH31S Ancient History ARC31S Archaeology COP31S Coptic Studies HUG31S Human Geography MOH31S Modern History Specialisation: Ancient History ANH31S Faculty: Faculty of Arts Department: Department of Ancient History This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 12 credit points including the



following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 12cp from AHPG units at 800 or 900 level ECJS units at 800 or 900 level 12 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 12 Specialisation: Archaeology ARC31S Faculty: Faculty of Arts Department: Department of Ancient History This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 12 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 12cp from AHPG806 Greek Coins (4) AHPG810 ‐ AHPG817 AHPG841 Egyptian Funerary Beliefs (4) AHPG855 Coptic Monastic Archaeology (4) AHPG861 ‐ AHPG879 12 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 12 Specialisation: Coptic Studies COP31S Faculty: Faculty of Arts Department: Department of Ancient History This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 12 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 12cp from AHPG849 Coptic Literature and Documents (4) AHPG855 Coptic Monastic Archaeology (4) AHPG856 Early Christianity in Egypt (4) AHPG857 Egyptian Monasticism in the Documents (4) AHPG880 Documentary Project (4) AHPG898 Coptic Dialects (4)



AHPG899 Advanced Coptic Texts (4) 12 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 12 Specialisation: Human Geography HUG31S Faculty: Faculty of Science Department: Department of Environment and Geography This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 12 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired HGEO806 Thinking Geographically (4) 4 Required HGEO807 Research Methods in Human Geography (4) 4Required 4cp from ENV808 Introduction to Geographic Information Science


ENVE810 GIS Skills in Habitat and Wildlife Management (4) GSE831 International Agreements and the Environment

(4)

HGEO802 Social Impact Assessment and Cross Cultural Negotiation (4)

HGEO803 Cultural Issues in Wildlife Management (4) HGEO803 Cultural Issues in Wildlife Management (4) HGEO808 Heritage and its Management (4) HGEO809 Globalisation and Sustainable Development (4) HGEO810 Human Geography Research A (4) HGEO812 Urban Social Impact Assessment (4) HGEO814 Selected Coursework ‐ Human Geography (4) 4 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 12 Specialisation: Modern History MOH31S Faculty: Faculty of Arts Department: Department of Modern History, Politics and International Relations This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 8 credit points including the following prescribed units:



800 level Credit PointsRequired 8cp from MHPG units at 800 or 900 level 8 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 8 Postgraduate Certificate of Science SCIE31C

Owner: Macquarie University Award: Postgraduate Certificate of Science (PGCertSc) Candidature length: Please advise(full time) Attendance modes: Please advise Study period offerings: Please advise Study modes: Please advise General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 12 Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above designated as Science 12 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below



Specialisations: Code Specialisation BIC31S Biodiversity Conservation GEO31S Geoscience

Specialisation: Biodiversity Conservation BIC31S Faculty: Faculty of Science Department: Department of Biological Sciences This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 12 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit Points



Required 12cp from GSE800 Attitudes to the Environment (4) GSE807 Environmental Measurement and Analysis (4) GSE856 Wildlife Survey (design, conduct and

interpretation) (4)

BIOL861 Management of Australian Wildlife (4) BIOL887 Biodiversity and Conservation (4) BIOL890 Readings in Palaeobiology (3) 12 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 12 Specialisation: Geoscience GEO31S Faculty: Faculty of Science Department: Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 12 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 12cp from ENV808 Introduction to Geographic Information Science


GEOS800 Earth Science Project (4) GEOS804 Advanced Field Mapping (4) GEOS807 Problems in Sedimentary Geology (4) GEOS809 Geophysics Laboratory Project (4) GEOS811 Field Techniques in Geoscience (4) GEOS813 Geophysics Reading Project (4) GEOS814 Volcanic Geology B (4) GEOS876 Advanced Geochemical Applications and

Techniques (4)

GEOS906 Environments of the Lithosphere (4) 12 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 12 Postgraduate Diploma of Arts ARTS21D

Owner: Macquarie University Award: Postgraduate Diploma of Arts (PGDipArts) Candidature length: 1 year (full time) Attendance modes: Internal, External Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full time, Part time



General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 24 Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above designated as Arts 20 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below



Specialisations: Code Specialisation ANH21S Ancient History CHL21S Children's Literature ECJ21S Early Christian and Jewish StudiesMOH21S Modern History Specialisation: Ancient History ANH21S Faculty: Faculty of Arts Department: Department of Ancient History This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 16cp from AHPG units at 800 or 900 level ECJS units at 800 or 900 level 16 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16 Specialisation: Children's Literature CHL21S Faculty: Faculty of Arts Department: Department of English This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate.



Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 20 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 16cp from LIT846 Retelling Stories: Sources of Children's Literature

(4)

LIT847 Romanticism to Postmodernism: Developments in Children's Literature (4)

LIT854 Narrative: Theory and Method (4) LIT856 Picture Books (4) LIT864 Children's Literature: Concepts and Theories (4) 16 Required 4cp from LIT809 ‐ LIT810 LIT846 ‐ LIT864 4 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 20 Specialisation: Early Christian and Jewish Studies ECJ21S Faculty: Faculty of Arts Department: Department of Ancient History This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 16cp from ECJS units at 800 or 900 level 16 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16 Specialisation: Modern History MOH21S Faculty: Faculty of Arts Department: Department of Modern History, Politics and International Relations This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 16cp from MHPG units at 800 or 900 level 16



TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16 Postgraduate Diploma of Science SCIE21D

Owner: Macquarie University Award: Postgraduate Diploma of Science (PGDipSc) Candidature length: Please advise(full time) Attendance modes: Please advise Study period offerings: Please advise Study modes: Please advise General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 24 Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above designated as Science 20 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below



Specialisations: Code Specialisation BIC21S Biodiversity Conservation GEO21S Geoscience Specialisation: Biodiversity Conservation BIC21S Faculty: Faculty of Science Department: Department of Biological Sciences This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 20 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired BIOL861 Management of Australian Wildlife (4) 4 Required BIOL887 Biodiversity and Conservation (4) 4 Required GSE800 Attitudes to the Environment (4) 4



Required GSE807 Environmental Measurement and Analysis (4) 4 Required 4cp from BIOL860 Wildlife Project (4) BIOL890 Readings in Palaeobiology (3) ENV808 Introduction to Geographic Information Science


ENVE810 GIS Skills in Habitat and Wildlife Management (4) GSE843 Environmental Decision Making (4) GSE852 Wildlife Habitat Management (4) GSE853 Wildlife Management: Principles and Practices (4) GSE854 Biodiversity Survey and Habitat Assessment

Techniques (4)


interpretation) (4)

LAW865 Biodiversity and Biotechnology Law (4) 4 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 20 Specialisation: Geoscience GEO21S Faculty: Faculty of Science Department: Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 24 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 24cp from ENV808 Introduction to Geographic Information Science


GEOS800 Earth Science Project (4) GEOS804 Advanced Field Mapping (4) GEOS807 Problems in Sedimentary Geology (4) GEOS809 Geophysics Laboratory Project (4) GEOS811 Field Techniques in Geoscience (4) GEOS813 Geophysics Reading Project (4) GEOS814 Volcanic Geology B (4) GEOS876 Advanced Geochemical Applications and

Techniques (4)

GEOS906 Environments of the Lithosphere (4) GSE805 Air and Water Quality (4) 24 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 24



Faculty of Arts Master of Development Studies and Culture Change DEVC11M

Owner: Department of Anthropology Faculty: Faculty of Arts Award: Master of Development Studies and Culture Change (MDevCult) Candidature length: 1 year(full time) Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired ANTH815 Development Theory and Practice (4) 4 Required HGEO802 Social Impact Assessment and Cross Cultural

Negotiation (4) 4

Required 8cp from ANTH800 Applied Anthropology: Why Does Culture Matter? (4)

ANTH801 Methodology in Local and Community Studies (4) ANTH805 Migration and Transnationalism (4) ANTH808 Urban Anthropology: Identity and the City (4) ANTH811 Culture, Media and Development (4) ANTH816 Culture, Health and Disease (4) ANTH818 Anthropology of Aid, Human Rights and

Intervention (4)

ANTH821 Indigenous Interests and Identities (4) ANTH826 Social Movements, Knowledge and Development

(4)

ANTH831 Culture, Commodities and Consumption: Anthropological Approaches to Economic Life (4)

ANTH840 Refugees and Resettlement (4) 8 Required 8cp from HGEO803 Cultural Issues in Wildlife Management (4) HGEO806 Thinking Geographically (4) HGEO807 Research Methods in Human Geography (4) HGEO808 Heritage and its Management (4) HGEO809 Globalisation and Sustainable Development (4)



HGEO812 Urban Social Impact Assessment (4) HGEO814 Selected Coursework ‐ Human Geography (4) 8 Required 8cp from ABST800 Indigenous Social Health (4) ANTH805 ‐ ANTH840 ECON853 Economics of Public Issues (4) ECON857 Economic Development and World Economic

Order (4)

ECON883 Ethical Perspectives on Economics (4) GSE825 Sustainable Development: Introductory

Principles and Practices (4)

GSE826 Eco‐tourism for Sustainable Development (4) GSE831 International Agreements and the Environment

(4)

HGEO803 Cultural Issues in Wildlife Management (4) HGEO806 Thinking Geographically (4) HGEO807 Research Methods in Human Geography (4) ICOM811 Communication and Social, Economic and

Political Development (4)

IRPG830 The Politics of International Human Rights Law (4)

IRPG831 International Security (4) IRPG837 International Politics and Economics of East Asia

and the Pacific (4)

IRPG840 The International System (4) IRPG844 The Asian‐Pacific Region and Australia (4) IRPG854 Conflict in the Pacific (4) IRPG855 Globalisation and the North‐South Relationship

(4)

LAW860 International Environmental Law (4) LAW866 Indigenous Law and Natural Resource

Management (4)

LAW869 Law, Globalisation and Cultural Transformations (4)

POL827 Public Policy and International Law (4) PSYS805 Narrative Approaches to Social Health (4) PSYS829 Narrative and Community Interventions (4) PSYS833 Social Health Perspectives (4) SOC810 Developing Social Policy (4) SOC818 Evaluation and the Policy Process (4) SOC863 Social Care and Human Services (4) STAT818 Epidemiological Methods (4) 8





Master of Indigenous Education INDE11M Faculty: Faculty of Arts Award: Master of Indigenous Education (MIndigEd) Candidature length: 1.5 years(full time) Attendance modes: External Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired EDCN800 Introduction to Educational Research (4) 4 Required INED801 History of Indigenous Education (4) 4 Required INED802 Contemporary Issues in Indigenous Education (4) 4 Required INED803 Politics, Power and Indigenous Education (4) 4 Required INED804 Global Indigenous Education (4) 4 Required either EDCN801 Searching and Constructing a Literature Review

(4)

or INED820 Research Methods in Indigenous Education (4) 4 Required 8cp from ECED820 Families in Context (4) ECED822 Issues in Early Childhood Policy and Pedagogy (4) ECED823 Language and Literacy in Early Childhood (4) ECED824 Early Childhood Development 2 (4) ECED828 Creativity and the Arts: Contemporary

Perspectives (4)

ECED830 Early Intervention: Theory and Practice (4) EDCN812 Curriculum Studies (4) EDCN815 Evaluation of Educational Programs (4) EDCN817 Sociology and Education (4) EDCN818 Education and Culture (4) EDCN841 Educational Institutions as Organisations (4) EDCN843 Governance, Structure and Organisation of

Higher Education (4)

EDCN844 Organisation of School Education (4) EDCN845 Organisation of Early Childhood Education (4) EDCN851 Innovation and Change in Educational

Organisations (4)



EDCN871 Learning and Teaching in Higher Education (4) EDCN872 Curriculum Design and Assessment in Higher

Education (4)

EDCN873 Critical Reflective Practice in Higher Education (4) INED810 Education in Indigenous Communities (4) 8



Master of International Communication INCO11M

Faculty: Faculty of Arts Award: Master of International Communication (MIntComm) Candidature length: Please advise(full time) Attendance modes: Please advise Study period offerings: Please advise Study modes: Please advise General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired ICOM811 Communication and Social, Economic and

Political Development (4)4

Required ICOM817 Transnational Communication (4) 4 Required ICOM821 Intercultural Communication (4) 4 Required ICOM892 Public Diplomacy and International Public

Relations (4) 4

Required 16cp from ICOM814 Development Communication (4) ICOM815 Communication and Power Paradigms (4) ICOM818 Communication Flows in the Asia Pacific Region

(4)

ICOM823 Corporate Writing (4) ICOM828 International Communications Internship (4) ICOM890 Digital Audio/ Radio Production (4) ICOM891 Globalisation and Communication Technologies

(4)



ICOM897 New Media in International Communication (4) 16 Balance of credit points required: Electives 0


Master of International Communication with the degree of Master of International Relations

INCR11M

Faculty: Faculty of Arts Award: Master of International Communication with the degree of Master of

International Relations (MIntCommMIntRel) Candidature length: Please advise(full time) Attendance modes: Please advise Study period offerings: Please advise Study modes: Please advise General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 48 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired ICOM811 Communication and Social, Economic and

Political Development (4) 4

Required ICOM817 Transnational Communication (4) 4 Required ICOM821 Intercultural Communication (4) 4Required ICOM892 Public Diplomacy and International Public

Relations (4) 4

Required IRPG841 Theories of International Relations (4) 4 Required IRPG849 International Political Economy (4) 4 Required IRPG857 International Law and Institutions (4) 4 Required 8cp from ICOM814 Development Communication (4) ICOM815 Communication and Power Paradigms (4) ICOM818 Communication Flows in the Asia Pacific Region

(4)

ICOM823 Corporate Writing (4) ICOM828 International Communications Internship (4) ICOM890 Digital Audio/ Radio Production (4)



ICOM891 Globalisation and Communication Technologies (4)

ICOM897 New Media in International Communication (4) 8 Required 12cp from IRPG830 The Politics of International Human Rights Law

(4)

IRPG831 International Security (4) IRPG832 The European Union and the International

System (4)

IRPG833 The USA in the International System (4) IRPG837 International Politics and Economics of East Asia

and the Pacific (4)

IRPG838 International Internship Program (4) IRPG840 The International System (4) IRPG843 International Relations of the Middle East (4) IRPG844 The Asian‐Pacific Region and Australia (4) IRPG848 Researching International Relations (4) IRPG855 Globalisation and the North‐South Relationship

(4)

MHPG856 The World Since 1750 (4) 12 Balance of credit points required: Electives 0


Master of International Relations INRE11M

Faculty: Faculty of Arts Award: Master of International Relations (MIntRel) Candidature length: Please advise(full time) Attendance modes: Please advise Study period offerings: Please advise Study modes: Please advise General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at level 800 or above 32 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired IRPG841 Theories of International Relations (4) 4



Required 8cp from IRPG831 International Security (4) IRPG849 International Political Economy (4) IRPG857 International Law and Institutions (4) 8 Required 8cp from ANTH805 Migration and Transnationalism (4) ANTH815 Development Theory and Practice (4) ANTH831 Culture, Commodities and Consumption:

Anthropological Approaches to Economic Life (4)

ANTH840 Refugees and Resettlement (4) BUS802 European Business Environment (4) BUS804 International Business Strategy (4) BUS850 Management of People at Work (4) BUS851 Comparative Human Resource Management (4) GSE800 Attitudes to the Environment (4) GSE801 Environmental Law and Policy (4) GSE825 Sustainable Development: Introductory


GSE831 International Agreements and the Environment (4)

HGEO809 Globalisation and Sustainable Development (4) ICOM811 Communication and Social, Economic and


ICOM821 Intercultural Communication (4) ICOM892 Public Diplomacy and International Public

Relations (4)



System (4)


and the Pacific (4)

IRPG840 The International System (4) IRPG843 International Relations of the Middle East (4) IRPG844 The Asian‐Pacific Region and Australia (4) IRPG846 International Relations Special Project (8) IRPG849 International Political Economy (4) IRPG850 International Relations Special Project A (4) IRPG851 International Relations Special Project B (4) IRPG855 Globalisation and the North‐South Relationship

(4)

IRPG857 International Law and Institutions (4) LAW850 Sustainable Corporate Governance and Financing

(4)

LAW853 Comparative Environmental Law (4) LAW855 Environmental Law and Sustainable

Development (4)



LAW860 International Environmental Law (4) LAW869 Law, Globalisation and Cultural Transformations

(4)

MHPG856 The World Since 1750 (4) MKTG813 Marketing Principles (4) POL827 Public Policy and International Law (4) TRAN816 Introduction to Translation Theory and Practice

(4) 8

Required 12cp from IRPG830 The Politics of International Human Rights Law (4)


System (4)


and the Pacific (4)

IRPG838 International Internship Program (4) IRPG840 The International System (4) IRPG843 International Relations of the Middle East (4) IRPG843 International Relations of the Middle East (4) IRPG844 The Asian‐Pacific Region and Australia (4) IRPG846 International Relations Special Project (8) IRPG849 International Political Economy (4) IRPG850 International Relations Special Project A (4) IRPG851 International Relations Special Project B (4) IRPG855 Globalisation and the North‐South Relationship

(4)

IRPG857 International Law and Institutions (4) 12 Balance of credit points required: Electives 0


Postgraduate Certificate of Development Studies and Culture Change

DEVC31C

Owner: Department of Anthropology Faculty: Faculty of Arts Award: Postgraduate Certificate of Development Studies and Culture Change

(PGCertDevCult) Candidature length: 0.5 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time



General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 12 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below



Negotiation (4) 4



Intervention (4)


(4)

ANTH840 Refugees and Resettlement (4) HGEO803 Cultural Issues in Wildlife Management (4) HGEO806 Thinking Geographically (4) HGEO807 Research Methods in Human Geography (4) HGEO808 Heritage and its Management (4) HGEO809 Globalisation and Sustainable Development (4) HGEO812 Urban Social Impact Assessment (4) HGEO814 Selected Coursework ‐ Human Geography (4) 4



Postgraduate Certificate of Indigenous Education INDE31C

Faculty: Faculty of Arts Award: Postgraduate Certificate of Indigenous Education (PGCertIndigEd) Candidature length: 0.5 years(full time)



Attendance modes: External Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 12 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired INED801 History of Indigenous Education (4) 4 Required INED802 Contemporary Issues in Indigenous Education (4) 4 Required INED803 Politics, Power and Indigenous Education (4) 4Required INED804 Global Indigenous Education (4) 4



Postgraduate Certificate of International Relations INRE31C

Faculty: Faculty of Arts Award: Postgraduate Certificate of International Relations (PGCertIR) Candidature length: Please advise(full time) Attendance modes: Please advise Study period offerings: Please advise Study modes: Please advise General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 12Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below

In order to graduate students must ensure that they have satisfied all of the general requirements ofthe degree: see the general requirements listed above.

Specific minimum requirements:



800 level Credit PointsRequired 8cp from IRPG841 Theories of International Relations (4) IRPG849 International Political Economy (4) IRPG857 International Law and Institutions (4) 8 Required 4cp from IRPG830 The Politics of International Human Rights Law

(4)


System (4)


and the Pacific (4)

IRPG838 International Internship Program (4) IRPG840 The International System (4) IRPG841 Theories of International Relations (4) IRPG843 International Relations of the Middle East (4) IRPG844 The Asian‐Pacific Region and Australia (4) IRPG848 Researching International Relations (4) IRPG849 International Political Economy (4) IRPG855 Globalisation and the North‐South Relationship

(4)

IRPG857 International Law and Institutions (4) MHPG856 The World Since 1750 (4) 4



Postgraduate Diploma of Development Studies and Culture Change DEVC21M

Owner: Department of Anthropology Faculty: Faculty of Arts Award: Postgraduate Diploma of Development Studies and Culture Change (PGDipDevCult) Candidature length: 1 year(full time) Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 24 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below





Negotiation (4) 4



Intervention (4)


(4)

ANTH831 Culture, Commodities and Consumption: Anthropological Approaches to Economic Life (4)

ANTH840 Refugees and Resettlement (4) 4Required 4cp from HGEO803 Cultural Issues in Wildlife Management (4) HGEO806 Thinking Geographically (4) HGEO807 Research Methods in Human Geography (4) HGEO808 Heritage and its Management (4) HGEO809 Globalisation and Sustainable Development (4) HGEO812 Urban Social Impact Assessment (4) HGEO814 Selected Coursework ‐ Human Geography (4) 4 Required 4cp from ANTH805 ‐ ANTH840 HGEO803 Cultural Issues in Wildlife Management (4) HGEO806 Thinking Geographically (4) HGEO807 Research Methods in Human Geography (4) 4 Required 4cp from ANTH805‐840

ABST800 Indigenous Social Health (4)

ECON853 Economics of Public Issues (4) ECON857 Economic Development and World Economic

Order (4)

ECON883 Ethical Perspectives on Economics (4) GSE825 Sustainable Development: Introductory


GSE826 Eco‐tourism for Sustainable Development (4) GSE831 International Agreements and the Environment

(4)

HGEO803 Cultural Issues in Wildlife Management (4)



HGEO806 Thinking Geographically (4) HGEO807 Research Methods in Human Geography (4) ICOM811 Communication and Social, Economic and



IRPG831 International Security (4) IRPG837 International Politics and Economics of East Asia

and the Pacific (4)

IRPG840 The International System (4) IRPG844 The Asian‐Pacific Region and Australia (4) IRPG854 Conflict in the Pacific (4) IRPG855 Globalisation and the North‐South Relationship

(4)

LAW860 International Environmental Law (4) LAW866 Indigenous Law and Natural Resource

Management (4)

LAW869 Law, Globalisation and Cultural Transformations (4)

POL827 Public Policy and International Law (4) PSYS805 Narrative Approaches to Social Health (4) PSYS829 Narrative and Community Interventions (4) PSYS833 Social Health Perspectives (4) SOC810 Developing Social Policy (4) SOC818 Evaluation and the Policy Process (4) SOC863 Social Care and Human Services (4) STAT818 Epidemiological Methods (4) 4



Postgraduate Diploma of Indigenous Education INDE21D

Faculty: Faculty of Arts Award: Postgraduate Diploma of Indigenous Education (PGDipIndigEd) Candidature length: 1 year(full time) Attendance modes: External Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 24 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below




Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired INED801 History of Indigenous Education (4) 4 Required INED802 Contemporary Issues in Indigenous Education (4) 4 Required INED803 Politics, Power and Indigenous Education (4) 4 Required INED804 Global Indigenous Education (4) 4 Required 8cp from EDCN800 Introduction to Educational Research (4) EDCN801 Searching and Constructing a Literature Review

(4)

EDCN812 Curriculum Studies (4) EDCN815 Evaluation of Educational Programs (4) EDCN817 Sociology and Education (4) EDCN818 Education and Culture (4) EDCN844 Organisation of School Education (4) EDCN845 Organisation of Early Childhood Education (4) ECED820 Families in Context (4) ECED822 Issues in Early Childhood Policy and Pedagogy (4) ECED823 Language and Literacy in Early Childhood (4) ECED824 Early Childhood Development 2 (4) ECED828 Creativity and the Arts: Contemporary

Perspectives (4)

ECED830 Early Intervention: Theory and Practice (4) INED820 Research Methods in Indigenous Education (4) 8



Postgraduate Diploma of International Relations INRE21D

Faculty: Faculty of Arts Award: Postgraduate Diploma of International Relations (PGDipIR) Candidature length: Please advise Attendance modes: Please advise Study period offerings: Please advise Study modes: Please advise General requirements:



Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 24 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 12cp from IRPG841 Theories of International Relations (4) IRPG849 International Political Economy (4) IRPG857 International Law and Institutions (4) 12 Required 12cp from IRPG830 The Politics of International Human Rights Law

(4)


System (4)


and the Pacific (4)

IRPG838 International Internship Program (4) IRPG840 The International System (4) IRPG843 International Relations of the Middle East (4) IRPG844 The Asian‐Pacific Region and Australia (4) IRPG848 Researching International Relations (4) IRPG855 Globalisation and the North‐South Relationship

(4)

MHPG856 The World Since 1750 (4) 12 Balance of credit points required: Electives 0




Faculty of Business and Economics Master of Accounting (CPA Extension) ACCG11M

Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Award: Master of Accounting (CPA Extension) (MAcc(CPA)) Candidature length: 2.5 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points 72 Minimum number of credit points at 600 level 16 Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 56 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 600 level Credit PointsRequired ACCG611 Principles of Accounting (4) 4 Required ACCG614 Business Law (4) 4 Required ACCG615 Quantitative Methods (4) 4 Required ECON649 Economic Analysis (4) 4

800 level Required ACCG903 CPA ‐ Global Strategy and Leadership (4) 4 Required ACCG907 CPA ‐ Financial Reporting and Disclosure (4) 4 Required ACCG908 CPA ‐ Strategic Management Accounting (4) 4 Required ACCG913 CPA ‐ Ethics and Governance (4) 4 Required ACCG921 Managerial Accounting (4) 4 Required ACCG922 Accounting Information Systems (4) 4 Required ACCG923 Accounting Standards and Practice (4) 4 Required ACCG924 Taxation Law (4) 4 Required ACCG925 Auditing and Assurance Services (4) 4 Required ACCG926 Corporate Accounting (4) 4 Required ACCG927 Current Issues in Accounting and Corporate

Governance (4) 4

Required AFIN858 Financial Management and Policy (4) 4 Required 8cp from ACCG904 CPA ‐ Assurance Services and Auditing (4) ACCG905 CPA ‐ Financial Risk Management (4)



ACCG909 CPA ‐ Taxation (4) 8 Balance of credit points required: Electives 0


Master of Accounting (Professional) ACCP11M

Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Award: Master of Accounting (Professional) (MAcc(Prof)) Candidature length: 1.5 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points 48 Minimum number of credit points at 600 level 16 Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 600 level Credit PointsRequired ACCG611 Principles of Accounting (4) 4 Required ACCG614 Business Law (4) 4 Required ACCG615 Quantitative Methods (4) 4 Required ECON649 Economic Analysis (4) 4

800 level Required ACCG921 Managerial Accounting (4) 4 Required ACCG922 Accounting Information Systems (4) 4 Required ACCG923 Accounting Standards and Practice (4) 4Required ACCG924 Taxation Law (4) 4 Required ACCG925 Auditing and Assurance Services (4) 4 Required ACCG926 Corporate Accounting (4) 4 Required ACCG927 Current Issues in Accounting and Corporate

Governance (4) 4

Required AFIN858 Financial Management and Policy (4) 4 Balance of credit points required:



Electives 0 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED FOR THIS PROGRAM 48

Master of Actuarial Practice ACPR11M

Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Award: Master of Actuarial Practice (MActPrac) Candidature length: 2 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Please advise General requirements: Minimum number of credit points 64 Minimum number of credit points at 600 level 16 Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 48 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 600 level Credit PointsRequired ACST601 Stochastic methods in Finance and Insurance (4) 4 Required ACST602 Statistical Modelling in Finance and Insurance (4) 4 Required ACST603 Principles of Finance (4) 4 Required ACST604 Mathematical Modelling (4) 4

800 level Required ACST851 Mathematics of Finance (4) 4Required STAT810 Statistical Theory (4) 4 Required either ACST859 and ACST860 or ACST861 and ACST862 8 Required 16cp from ACST801 ‐ ACST871 ECON991 Economics for Actuaries (4) ECON860 Advanced Microeconomics (4) ECON861 Advanced Macroeconomics (4) 16 Required 16cp from ACCG845 Performance Measurement and Management (4) ACST801 ‐ ACST871 AFIN805 Research Methodology in Finance (4) AFIN808 Corporate Finance (4) AFIN818 Investments (4) AFIN837 Capital Markets (4)



AFIN838 Business Valuation (4) AFIN840 Personal Financial Planning (4) AFIN890 Corporate Financial Forecasting (4) BCA801 Epidemiology (4) BCA804 Data Management and Statistical Computing (4) BCA808 Linear Models (4) BCA809 Categorical Data and Generalised Linear Models

(4)

BCA810 Bioinformatics (4) BUS840 Business Project Management (4) ECON units at 800 or 900 level ENV808 Introduction to Geographic Information Science


MKTG800 Marketing and Finance (4) STAT811 Generalized Linear Models (4) STAT814 Statistical Design (4) STAT818 Epidemiological Methods (4) STAT822 Time Series (4) STAT827 Survival Analysis (4) STAT828 Data Mining (4) STAT878 Modern Computational Statistical Methods (4) STAT890 Stochastic Finance (4) 16



Master of Applied Finance APFN11M

Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Award: Master of Applied Finance (MAppFin) Candidature length: 1 year(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: AFC January, AFC July Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below





800 level Credit PointsRequired ECFS865 Investments (4) 4 Required ECFS866 Corporate Finance (4) 4 Required ECFS867 Financial Instruments (4) 4 Required ECFS868 Financial Risk Management (4) 4 Required ECFS874 Legal Risk in Finance (4) 4 Required 12cp from ECFS842 Mergers and Acquisitions (2) ECFS845 Applied Portfolio Management (2) ECFS848 Management of Financial Institutions (2) ECFS849 Individual Research Paper (2) ECFS850 Corporate Treasury Management (2) ECFS871 Risk and Portfolio Construction (2) ECFS877 Project Finance (2) ECFS879 Balance Sheet Management (2) ECFS880 Infrastructure and Property (2) ECFS881 Derivatives Valuation (2) ECFS882 Exotic Options (2) ECFS886 Debt Capital Markets (2) ECFS888 Economics of Financial Markets (2) ECFS895 Private Equity Investment (2) ECFS896 Credit Portfolio Management (2) ECFS899 Modelling Market Risk (2) ECFS900 Project Analysis and Evaluation (2) ECFS901 Managing Operational Risk (2) ECFS902 Resources Industry Investment Analysis (2) ECFS903 Ethical Risk in Finance (2) ECFS906 Private Wealth Management (2) ECFS908 Interest Rate Portfolio Management (2) ECFS909 Carbon Finance (2) ECFS991 Equity Capital Markets (2) ECFS992 Hedge Funds (2) 12



Master of Commerce COMM11M

Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Award: Master of Commerce (MCom) Candidature length: 1.5 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time



General requirements: Minimum number of credit points 48 Minimum number of credit points at 600 level 16 Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32 Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above designated as Commerce 28 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


600 level Credit PointsRequired 16cp from ACCG611 Principles of Accounting (4) ACCG612 Intermediate Financial Accounting (4) ACCG613 Intermediate Managerial Accounting (4) ACCG614 Business Law (4) ACST601 Stochastic methods in Finance and Insurance (4) ACST602 Statistical Modelling in Finance and Insurance (4) ACST603 Principles of Finance (4) ACST604 Mathematical Modelling (4) BUS651 Work, Organisation and Management (4) ECON632 Intermediate Microeconomics (4) ECON633 Intermediate Macroeconomics (4) ECON634 Econometrics and Business Statistics (4) ECON635 Strategic Games in Business (4) MKTG696 Introduction to Marketing Management (4) 16

800 level Required one of 32cp at 800 level or above 1 specialisation and 16cp at 800 level or above 2 specialisations 32

Specialisations: Code Specialisation ACC11S Accounting ACT11S Actuarial Studies BMO11S Business Management and Organisations ECO11S Economics FIN11S Finance HRM11S Human Resource Management MKT11S Marketing

Specialisation: Accounting ACC11S Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics



Department: Department of Accounting and Corporate Governance 600 level Credit PointsRecommended ACCG611 Principles of Accounting (4) 4 Recommended ACCG612 Intermediate Financial Accounting (4) 4 Recommended ACCG613 Intermediate Managerial Accounting (4) 4 Recommended 4cp from ACCG614 Business Law (4) ACST603 Principles of Finance (4) BUS651 Work, Organisation and Management (4) ECON632 Intermediate Microeconomics (4) ECON634 Econometrics and Business Statistics (4) MKTG696 Introduction to Marketing Management (4) 4 This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired ACCG822 Information Systems in Business (4) 4 Required ACCG828 Management Control Systems (4) 4 Required ACCG871 Advanced Corporate Accounting (4) 4Required ACCG872 Advanced Financial Reporting (4) 4 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16 Specialisation: Actuarial Studies ACT11S Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Department: Department of Applied Finance and Actuarial Studies 600 level Credit PointsRecommended ACST601 Stochastic methods in Finance and Insurance (4) 4 Recommended ACST602 Statistical Modelling in Finance and Insurance (4) 4 Recommended ACST603 Principles of Finance (4) 4Recommended ACST604 Mathematical Modelling (4) 4 This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit Points



Required 16cp from ACST851 Mathematics of Finance (4) ACST859 Contingent Payments 1 (4) ACST860 Contingent Payments 2 (4) STAT810 Statistical Theory (4) or ACST851 Mathematics of Finance ACST861 Mathematical Theory of Risk (4) ACST862 General Insurance Pricing and Reserving (4) STAT810 Statistical Theory (4) or ACST828 Options, Futures and Derivatives ACST829 Capital Budgeting and Financial Modelling (4) ACST831 Actuarial Control Cycle 1 (4) ACST832 Actuarial Control Cycle 2 (4) ACST865 Quantitative Methods in Risk Management (4) ACST871 Investment Management (4) 16 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16 Specialisation: Business Management and Organisations BMO11S Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Department: Department of Marketing and Management 600 level Credit PointsRecommended BUS651 Work, Organisation and Management (4) 4 Recommended MKTG696 Introduction to Marketing Management (4) 4 Recommended 8cp from ACCG611 Principles of Accounting (4) ACCG614 Business Law (4) ACST603 Principles of Finance (4) ECON632 Intermediate Microeconomics (4) 8 This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired BUS803 Strategic Operations Management (4) 4 Required BUS815 Behaviour in Organisations (4) 4 Required BUS850 Management of People at Work (4) 4 Required BUS854 Managing Cultural Diversity in Business (4) 4 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16 Specialisation: Economics ECO11S



Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Department: Department of Economics 600 level Credit PointsRecommended ECON632 Intermediate Microeconomics (4) 4 Recommended ECON633 Intermediate Macroeconomics (4) 4 Recommended ECON634 Econometrics and Business Statistics (4) 4 Recommended either ACST603 Principles of Finance (4) or ECON635 Strategic Games in Business (4) 4 This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired ECON860 Advanced Microeconomics (4) 4Required ECON861 Advanced Macroeconomics (4) 4 Required 8cp from AFIN828 International Investment and Risk (4) AFIN867

ECON835 International Financial Management (4) Applied Econometrics II (4)

ECON840 Applied Econometrics I (4) ECON844 Monetary and Financial Policies (4) ECON846 International Monetary Policy (4) ECON847 International Trade (4) ECON853 Economics of Public Issues (4) ECON857 Economic Development and World Economic

Order (4)

ECON864 Mathematical Economics (4) ECON883 Ethical Perspectives on Economics (4) ECON884 Applied Game Theory (4) ECON896 Applied Time Series Analysis (4) ECON898 Evolution of Economic Ideas (4) 8 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16 Specialisation: Finance FIN11S Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Department: Department of Applied Finance and Actuarial Studies 600 level Credit PointsRecommended ACCG611 Principles of Accounting (4) 4 Recommended ACST603 Principles of Finance (4) 4 Recommended 8cp from ACCG612 Intermediate Financial Accounting (4) ACCG613 Intermediate Managerial Accounting (4)



ACCG614 Business Law (4) ACST601 Stochastic methods in Finance and Insurance (4) ACST604 Mathematical Modelling (4) ECON632 Intermediate Microeconomics (4) ECON633 Intermediate Macroeconomics (4) ECON634 Econometrics and Business Statistics (4) 8 This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired AFIN808 Corporate Finance (4) 4 Required AFIN818 Investments (4) 4 Required AFIN837 Capital Markets (4) 4 Required 4cp from ACCG807 Research Seminar (4) ACST816 Quantitative Asset and Liability Modelling 1 (4) ACST817 Quantitative Asset and Liability Modelling 2 (4) ACST828 Options, Futures and Derivatives (4) ACST829 Capital Budgeting and Financial Modelling (4) ACST834 Financial Institutions Management and

Regulation (4)

ACST851 Mathematics of Finance (4) ACST852 Finance and Financial Reporting (4) ACST865 Quantitative Methods in Risk Management (4) ACST871 Investment Management (4) ACST872 Quantitative Techniques in Debt and Equity

Investment Management (4)

ACST873 Financial Derivatives Management (4) AFIN805 Research Methodology in Finance (4) AFIN806 Risk Management and Derivatives (4) AFIN828 International Investment and Risk (4) AFIN832 Business and Financial Analysis (4) AFIN838 Business Valuation (4) AFIN839 Portfolio Management (4) AFIN867 International Financial Management (4) AFIN875 Investing in Emerging Markets (4) AFIN876 Islamic Banking and Finance (4) AFIN890 Corporate Financial Forecasting (4) ECON844 Monetary and Financial Policies (4) ECON846 International Monetary Policy (4) MKTG800 Marketing and Finance (4) 4 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16



Specialisation: Human Resource Management HRM11S Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Department: Department of Marketing and Management 600 level Credit PointsRecommended BUS651 Work, Organisation and Management (4) 4 Recommended MKTG696 Introduction to Marketing Management (4) 4 Recommended 8cp from ACCG614 Business Law (4) ACCG611 Principles of Accounting (4) ACST603 Principles of Finance (4) ECON632 Intermediate Microeconomics (4) 8 This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired BUS815 Behaviour in Organisations (4) 4 Required BUS828 Population and Workforce Planning (4) 4Required BUS850 Management of People at Work (4) 4 Required BUS851 Comparative Human Resource Management (4) 4 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16 Specialisation: Marketing MKT11S Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Department: Department of Marketing and Management 600 level Credit PointsRecommended BUS651 Work, Organisation and Management (4) 4 Recommended MKTG696 Introduction to Marketing Management (4) 4Recommended 8cp from ACCG611 Principles of Accounting (4) ACCG614 Business Law (4) ACST603 Principles of Finance (4) ECON632 Intermediate Microeconomics (4) 8 This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units:



800 level Credit PointsRequired MKTG802 Marketing Communications (4) 4 Required MKTG806 Applied Marketing Strategy (4) 4 Required MKTG811 Brand Management (4) 4 Required MKTG815 Consumer Behaviour (4) 4 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16 Master of Corporate Governance CORP11M

Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Award: Master of Corporate Governance (MCorpGvnce) Candidature length: 1 year(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Please advise General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired ACCG848 Business and Professional Ethics (4) 4 Required ACCG872 Advanced Financial Reporting (4) 4 Required ACCG930 Enterprise Risk Management ‐ Corporate

Governance Perspectives (4) 4

Required ACCG951 Legal Governance for Business Enterprises (4) 4 Required 16cp from ACCG807 Research Seminar (4) ACCG811 Advanced Auditing and Assurance Services (4) ACCG822 Information Systems in Business (4) ACCG825 Management Accounting: Strategy and Control

(4)

ACCG845 Performance Measurement and Management (4) ACCG846 International Taxation (4) ACCG847 Forensic Accounting (4) ACCG952 International Trade Law (4) ACCG953 Competition and Consumer Law (4) ACCG960 Research Project on Business Law A (8)



ACCG970 Chinese Commercial Law (4) 16 Balance of credit points required: Electives 0


Master of Economics ECON11M

Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Award: Master of Economics (MEc) Candidature length: 1.5 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Please advise General requirements: Minimum number of credit points 48 Minimum number of credit points at 600 level 16 Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32 Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above designated as Economics 32 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


600 level Credit PointsRequired ECON632 Intermediate Microeconomics (4) 4 Required ECON633 Intermediate Macroeconomics (4) 4 Required ECON634 Econometrics and Business Statistics (4) 4 Required either ACST603 Principles of Finance (4) or ECON635 Strategic Games in Business (4) 4

800 level Required ECON840 Applied Econometrics I (4) 4 Required ECON860 Advanced Microeconomics (4) 4 Required ECON861 Advanced Macroeconomics (4) 4Required ECON864 Mathematical Economics (4) 4 Required either 1 specialisation or 16cp from ACST, AFIN, ECON, MKTG units at 800 or 900 level

designated as Economics units 16

Specialisations: Code Specialisation DEV11S Development



ECM11S Econometrics EAP11S Economic Analysis and Policy FEC11S Financial Economics Specialisation: Development DEV11S Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Department: Department of Economics This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired AFIN875 Investing in Emerging Markets (4) 4 Required ECON853 Economics of Public Issues (4) 4Required ECON857 Economic Development and World Economic

Order (4) 4

Required 4cp from ECON units at 800 or 900 level PICT903 Global Economic and Resource Security (4) 4 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16 Specialisation: Econometrics ECM11S Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Department: Department of Economics This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired ECON835 Applied Econometrics II (4) 4 Required ECON896 Applied Time Series Analysis (4) 4 Required 8cp from ECON units at 800 or 900 level 8 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16 Specialisation: Economic Analysis and Policy EAP11S Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics



Department: Department of Economics This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 16cp from ECON801 Micro‐Economic Problems (4) ECON802 Macro‐Economic Problems (4) ECON844 Monetary and Financial Policies (4) ECON846 International Monetary Policy (4) ECON847 International Trade (4) ECON853 Economics of Public Issues (4) ECON883 Ethical Perspectives on Economics (4) ECON884 Applied Game Theory (4) ECON898 Evolution of Economic Ideas (4) MKTG815 Consumer Behaviour (4) 16 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16 Specialisation: Financial Economics FEC11S Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Department: Department of Economics This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 16cp from ACST828 Options, Futures and Derivatives (4) ACST829 Capital Budgeting and Financial Modelling (4) ACST834 Financial Institutions Management and

Regulation (4)

ACST865 Quantitative Methods in Risk Management (4) AFIN828 International Investment and Risk (4) AFIN837 Capital Markets (4) AFIN838 Business Valuation (4) AFIN867 International Financial Management (4) AFIN875 Investing in Emerging Markets (4) ECON844 Monetary and Financial Policies (4) ECON846 International Monetary Policy (4) 16



TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16 Master of Financial Regulation FINR11M

Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Award: Master of Financial Regulation (MFinReg) Candidature length: 1 year(full time) Attendance modes: External Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32 Completion of other specific requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired FREG800 Financial Analysis (2) 2 Required FREG801 Financial Law (2) 2 Required FREG802 Financial Institutions (2) 2 Required FREG803 Financial Markets (2) 2 Required FREG804 Risk Measurement and Management (4) 4 Required FREG805 Foundations of Regulation (4) 4 Required FREG806 Foundations of Supervision (4) 4 Required FREG807 The Global Financial Crisis (4) 4 Required 8cp from FREG850 Special Topics A: Licensing and Governance (2) FREG851 Special Topics B: AML, CTF, ETS and Regulatory

Enforcement (2)

FREG852 Special Topics C: Investments, Derivatives and Structured Products (2)

FREG855 Banking A: Supervising Market and Credit Risks (2)

FREG860 Insurance A: Solvency and Reinsurance (2) FREG865 Securities A: Regulating Collective Investments

and Financial Fraud (2)

FREG870 Pensions A: Designing and Supervising Pension Schemes (2)

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Master of International Business INTB11M

Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Award: Master of International Business (MIntBus) Candidature length: 1.5 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Please advise General requirements: Minimum number of credit points 48 Minimum number of credit points at 600 level 16 Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 600 level Credit PointsRequired ACCG611 Principles of Accounting (4) 4 Required ACST603 Principles of Finance (4) 4 Required ECON633 Intermediate Macroeconomics (4) 4 Required MKTG696 Introduction to Marketing Management (4) 4

800 level Required ACCG835 International Accounting (4) 4 Required AFIN867 International Financial Management (4) 4Required ECON847 International Trade (4) 4 Required MKTG801 International Marketing (4) 4 Required 16cp from ACCG812 Information Technology Management (4) ACCG822 Information Systems in Business (4) ACCG828 Management Control Systems (4) ACCG846 International Taxation (4) ACCG847 Forensic Accounting (4) ACCG848 Business and Professional Ethics (4) AFIN806 Risk Management and Derivatives (4) AFIN808 Corporate Finance (4) AFIN818 Investments (4) AFIN828 International Investment and Risk (4) AFIN832 Business and Financial Analysis (4)



AFIN837 Capital Markets (4) AFIN838 Business Valuation (4) AFIN839 Portfolio Management (4) AFIN840 Personal Financial Planning (4) AFIN875 Investing in Emerging Markets (4) AFIN876 Islamic Banking and Finance (4) AFIN890 Corporate Financial Forecasting (4) BUS800 Electronic Commerce Strategy (4) BUS801 Business Forecasting (4) BUS802 European Business Environment (4) BUS803 Strategic Operations Management (4) BUS804 International Business Strategy (4) BUS815 Behaviour in Organisations (4) BUS827 Entrepreneurship and Business Strategy (4) BUS828 Population and Workforce Planning (4) BUS840 Business Project Management (4) BUS845 Strategic Management (4) BUS850 Management of People at Work (4) BUS851 Comparative Human Resource Management (4) BUS854 Managing Cultural Diversity in Business (4) BUS870 International Study Experience (4) BUS880 Business Internship (4) BUS890 Research Project A (4) BUS891 Research Project B (4) ECON846 International Monetary Policy (4) ECON857 Economic Development and World Economic

Order (4)

MKTG800 Marketing and Finance (4) MKTG802 Marketing Communications (4) MKTG803 Marketing Operations (4) MKTG804 E‐Business Marketing (4) MKTG805 Applied Marketing Research (4) MKTG806 Applied Marketing Strategy (4) MKTG807 Business‐to‐Business Marketing (4) MKTG808 Services Marketing (4) MKTG809 Marketing Logistics (4) MKTG810 Retail Strategy and Operations (4) MKTG811 Brand Management (4) MKTG814 Managing Customer Relationships (4) MKTG815 Consumer Behaviour (4) 16



Postgraduate Certificate of Applied Finance APFN31C



Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Award: Postgraduate Certificate of Applied Finance (PGCertAppFin) Candidature length: 0.5 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: AFC January, AFC July Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 16 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 16cp from ECFS842 Mergers and Acquisitions (2) ECFS845 Applied Portfolio Management (2) ECFS848 Management of Financial Institutions (2) ECFS849 Individual Research Paper (2) ECFS850 Corporate Treasury Management (2) ECFS865 Investments (4) ECFS866 Corporate Finance (4) ECFS867 Financial Instruments (4) ECFS868 Financial Risk Management (4) ECFS871 Risk and Portfolio Construction (2) ECFS874 Legal Risk in Finance (4) ECFS877 Project Finance (2) ECFS879 Balance Sheet Management (2) ECFS880 Infrastructure and Property (2) ECFS881 Derivatives Valuation (2) ECFS882 Exotic Options (2) ECFS886 Debt Capital Markets (2) ECFS888 Economics of Financial Markets (2) ECFS895 Private Equity Investment (2) ECFS896 Credit Portfolio Management (2) ECFS899 Modelling Market Risk (2) ECFS900 Project Analysis and Evaluation (2) ECFS901 Managing Operational Risk (2) ECFS902 Resources Industry Investment Analysis (2) ECFS903 Ethical Risk in Finance (2) ECFS906 Private Wealth Management (2) ECFS908 Interest Rate Portfolio Management (2)



ECFS909 Carbon Finance (2) ECFS991 Equity Capital Markets (2) ECFS992 Hedge Funds (2) 16



Postgraduate Certificate of Commerce (Exit Award) COMM31C

Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Award: Postgraduate Certificate of Commerce (Exit Award) (PGCertCom) General requirements: Minimum number of credit points 28 Minimum number of credit points at 600 level 16 Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 12 Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above designated as Commerce 12 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below



800 level Required 12cp from Units at 800 level or above 12

Postgraduate Certificate of Corporate Governance (Exit Award) CORP31C



Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Award: Postgraduate Certificate of Corporate Governance (Exit Award)

(PGCertCorpGov) General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 12 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired ACCG872 Advanced Financial Reporting (4) 4 Required ACCG930 Enterprise Risk Management ‐ Corporate


Required ACCG951 Legal Governance for Business Enterprises (4) 4 Balance of credit points required: Electives 0


Postgraduate Certificate of Environmental Economics ENEC31C

Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Award: Postgraduate Certificate of Environmental Economics (PGCertEnvEcon) Candidature length: 1 year (part time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 16 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit Points



Required 12cp from GSE806 Economic Evaluation Techniques (4) GSE809 Natural Resource Economics (4) GSE810 Environmental Economics (4) GSE839 Environmental Research‐Report (4) 12 Required 4cp from GSE801 Environmental Law and Policy (4) GSE816 Local Government Approval Process (4) GSE845 Environmental Impact Assessment (4) LAW860 International Environmental Law (4) 4



Postgraduate Certificate of Financial Regulation (Exit Award) FINR31C

Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Award: Postgraduate Certificate of Financial Regulation (Exit Award)

(PGCertFinReg) General requirements: Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below Minimum number of credit points 12


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 12cp from FREG800 Financial Analysis (2) FREG801 Financial Law (2) FREG802 Financial Institutions (2) FREG803 Financial Markets (2) FREG804 Risk Measurement and Management (4) FREG805 Foundations of Regulation (4) FREG806 Foundations of Supervision (4) FREG807 The Global Financial Crisis (4) FREG850 Special Topics A: Licensing and Governance (2) FREG851 Special Topics B: AML, CTF, ETS and Regulatory

Enforcement (2)



FREG860 Insurance A: Solvency and Reinsurance (2)



FREG865 Securities A: Regulating Collective Investments and Financial Fraud (2)


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Postgraduate Diploma of Commerce (Exit Award) COMM21D

Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Award: Postgraduate Diploma of Commerce (Exit Award) (PGDipCom) General requirements: Minimum number of credit points 40 Minimum number of credit points at 600 level 16 Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 24 Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above designated as Commerce 24 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below



800 level Required one of 24cp at 800 level or above 1 specialisation and 8cp at 800 level or above 24



Specialisations: Code Specialisation ACC11S Accounting ACT11S Actuarial Studies BMO11S Business Management and Organisations ECO11S Economics FIN11S Finance HRM11S Human Resource Management MKT11S Marketing For the details of these specialisations please refer to the entry above for the Master of Commerce Postgraduate Diploma of Corporate Governance (Exit Award) CORP21D

Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Award: Postgraduate Diploma of Corporate Governance (Exit Award)

(PGDipCorpGov) General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level 24 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired ACCG848 Business and Professional Ethics (4) 4 Required ACCG872 Advanced Financial Reporting (4) 4 Required ACCG930 Enterprise Risk Management ‐ Corporate


Required ACCG951 Legal Governance for Business Enterprises (4) 4Required 8cp from ACCG807 Research Seminar (4) ACCG811 Advanced Auditing and Assurance Services (4) ACCG822 Information Systems in Business (4) ACCG825 Management Accounting: Strategy and Control

(4)

ACCG845 Performance Measurement and Management (4) ACCG846 International Taxation (4) ACCG847 Forensic Accounting (4) ACCG952 International Trade Law (4) ACCG953 Competition and Consumer Law (4) ACCG960 Research Project on Business Law A (8) ACCG970 Chinese Commercial Law (4) 8





Postgraduate Diploma of Financial Regulation (Exit Award) FINR21D

Faculty: Faculty of Business and Economics Award: Postgraduate Diploma of Financial Regulation (Exit Award) (PGDipFinReg) General requirements: Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out belowMinimum number of credit points 24


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 24cp from FREG800 Financial Analysis (2) FREG801 Financial Law (2) FREG802 Financial Institutions (2) FREG803 Financial Markets (2) FREG804 Risk Measurement and Management (4) FREG805 Foundations of Regulation (4) FREG806 Foundations of Supervision (4) FREG807 The Global Financial Crisis (4) FREG850 Special Topics A: Licensing and Governance (2) FREG851 Special Topics B: AML, CTF, ETS and Regulatory

Enforcement (2)



FREG860 Insurance A: Solvency and Reinsurance (2) FREG865 Securities A: Regulating Collective Investments

and Financial Fraud (2)


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Faculty of Human Sciences Doctor of Clinical Neuropsychology CLNE01T

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Doctor of Clinical Neuropsychology (DClinNeuro) Candidature length: 3 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 96 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired PSY863 Research Design and Evaluation (4) 4 Required PSYN808 Developmental Neuropsychology (4) 4Required PSYN811 Cognitive Neuropsychology (4) 4 Required PSYN823 Neuropsychopathology (4) 4 Required PSYN825 Research Proposal (8) 8 Required PSYN840 Neuropsychological Disorders (4) 4 Required PSYN841 Neuropsychopharmacology (4) 4Required PSYN842 Psychological Assessment II (4) 4 Required PSYN843 Behavioural Management and Psychopathology

(4) 4

Required PSYN847 Neuropsychological Rehabilitation and Intervention (4)

4

Required PSYN849 Supervised Practical Placement I (4) 4 Required PSYN850 Supervised Practical Placement II (0) 0 Required PSYN851 Supervised Practical Placement III (0) 0 Required PSYN852 Supervised Practical Placement IV (0) 0 Required PSYN853 Psychological Assessment I (4) 4 Required PSYN855 Neuroanatomy for Neuropsychologists (4) 4 Required PSYN856 Supervised Practical Placement V (4) 4 Required PSYN857 Professional Practice 1 (0) 0 Required PSYN858 Professional Practice 2 (0) 0 Required PSYN859 Professional Practice 3 (0) 0Required PSYN860 Professional Practice 4 (0) 0



Required either PSY968 Advanced Professional Applications Seminar (4) or PSY971 Advanced Professional Applications Seminar (4) 4 Required either PSY969 Doctoral Dissertation 1 (16) or PSY970 Doctoral Dissertation 2 (16) 16 Required either PSY972 Doctoral Dissertation (Supplementary) 1 (16) or PSY973 Doctoral Dissertation (Supplementary) 2 (16) 16



Doctor of Clinical Psychology CLPS01T

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Doctor of Clinical Psychology (DClinPsych) Candidature length: 3 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points 96 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired PSY904 Counselling and Cultural Perspectives (4) 4Required PSY919 Developmental Psychopathology (4) 4 Required PSY926 Psychology of Health (4) 4 Required PSY933 Research Proposal (8) 8 Required PSY950 Supervised Practical Placement I (4) 4 Required PSY957 Supervised Practical Placement II (0) 0Required PSY958 Supervised Practical Placement III (0) 0 Required PSY959 Supervised Practical Placement IV (0) 0 Required PSY961 Advanced Psychopathology (4) 4 Required PSY977 Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (4) 4 Required PSY978 Psychological Assessment (4) 4 Required PSY979 Advanced Assessment and Therapy (4) 4 Required PSY981 Supervised Practical Placement V (4) 4 Required PSYN840 Neuropsychological Disorders (4) 4



Required either PSY863 Research Design and Evaluation (4) or PSY967 Evidence Based Clinical Psychology (4) 4 Required either PSY968 Advanced Professional Applications Seminar (4) or PSY971 Advanced Professional Applications Seminar (4) 4 Required either PSY969 Doctoral Dissertation 1 (16) or PSY972 Doctoral Dissertation (Supplementary) 1 (16) 16 Required either PSY970 Doctoral Dissertation 2 (16) or PSY973 Doctoral Dissertation (Supplementary) 2 (16) 16 Required 8cp from PSY868 Psychotherapy (4) PSY890 Trauma Theories and Interventions (4) PSY917 Therapy with Children and Families (4) PSY935 Groups (4) PSY936 Narrative Therapy (4) PSY937 Special Topics in Psychology (4) PSY963 Coaching and Positive Psychology (4) PSY980 Couple Therapy (4) 8



Doctor of Organisational Psychology ORPS01T

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Doctor of Organisational Psychology (DOrgPsych) Candidature length: 3 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 96 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired PSY863 Research Design and Evaluation (4) 4 Required PSY904 Counselling and Cultural Perspectives (4) 4 Required PSY968 Advanced Professional Applications Seminar (4) 4 Required PSY969 Doctoral Dissertation 1 (16) 16



Required PSY970 Doctoral Dissertation 2 (16) 16 Required PSYO914 Industrial and Organisational Psychology (4) 4 Required PSYO919 Training in Organisations (4) 4 Required PSYO921 Applied Psychology in Human Resource

Management (4) 4

Required PSYO939 Team Factors in the Workplace (4) 4 Required PSYO940 Psychological Assessment and Evaluation (4) 4 Required PSYO941 Professional Practice (4) 4 Required PSYO944 Research Proposal (8) 8 Required PSYO951 Supervised Practical Placement I (4) 4 Required PSYO952 Supervised Practical Placement II (0) 0 Required PSYO953 Supervised Practical Placement III (0) 0 Required PSYO954 Supervised Practical Placement IV (0) 0 Required PSYO975 Supervised Placement V (4) 4 Required 12cp from PSY963 Coaching and Positive Psychology (4) PSYO915 Organisational Change and Development (4) PSYO920 Human Factors and New Technology (4) PSYO946 Performance Assessment of Organisations and

Employees (4) 12



Master of Advanced Medicine ADME11M

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Master of Advanced Medicine (MAMed) Candidature length: 2 years (part time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired either AMED836 Ethics, Law and Professionalism (4)



or MGSM884 Negotiation: Theory and Practice (4) 4 Required either AMED884 Basic Concepts in Education and Critical Appraisal

(4)

or MGSM876 Leadership and Motivation (4) 4 Required MAMP801 Advanced Medicine Procedures 1 (4) 4 Required MAMP802 Advanced Medicine Procedures 2 (4) 4 Required MAMP803 Advanced Medicine Procedures 3 (4) 4 Required MAMP804 Advanced Medicine Procedures 4 (4) 4 Required MAMP805 Advanced Medicine Procedures 5 (4) 4 Required MAMP806 Advanced Medicine Procedures 6 (4) 4



Note: The following specialisations are available for study: Musculoskeletal Medicine, Interventional Cardiology, Cardiac Imaging. Please refer to ASAM for further details. Master of Advanced Surgery ADSU11M

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Master of Advanced Surgery (MASurg) Candidature length: 1 year(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired either AMED836 Ethics, Law and Professionalism (4) or MGSM884 Negotiation: Theory and Practice (4) 4 Required either AMED884 Basic Concepts in Education and Critical Appraisal

(4)



or MGSM876 Leadership and Motivation (4) 4 Required MASP801 MASurg Surgical Elective 1 (4) 4 Required MASP802 MASurg Surgical Elective 2 (4) 4 Required MASP803 MASurg Surgical Elective 3 (4) 4 Required MASP804 MASurg Surgical Elective 4 (4) 4 Required MASP805 MASurg Surgical Elective 5 (4) 4 Required MASP806 MASurg Surgical Elective 6 (4) 4



Note: The following specialisations are available for study: Spinal Surgery, Neuro‐oncology, Cerebrovascular Neurosurgery, Cardiothoracic Surgery, Otolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery, Orthopaedic Surgery, Opthalmology, Vascular Surgery, Uro‐oncology, Prostate Surgery, Military Surgery, Craniofacial Surgery, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. Please refer to ASAM for further details. Master of Advanced Translation ADTR11M

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Master of Advanced Translation (MAdvTrans) Candidature length: 1 year(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired TRAN831 Theory of Translation (4) 4 Required TRAN834 Advanced Translation Practice 1 (4) 4 Required TRAN836 Advanced Translation Practice 2 (4) 4 Required TRAN864 Localization (4) 4 Required TRAN876 Specialised Translation Project (4) 4



Required either APPL902 Research Methods in Language Study (4) or TRAN883 Research in Reflective T&I Practices (4) 4 Required 8cp from APPL902 Research Methods in Language Study (4) TRAN823 Language Transfer in the Media (4) TRAN824 Literary Translation (4) TRAN825 Dictionaries in Translating and Interpreting (4) TRAN838 Auslan Interpreting in Legal Settings (2) TRAN853 Auslan Interpreting in Medical Settings (2) TRAN857 Pedagogical Approaches to Teaching T and I (4) TRAN868 Business Translation and Interpreting (4) TRAN871 Introduction to Using Technology in Translation

(4)

TRAN872 Advanced Translation Tools (4) TRAN873 Technical Translation and Interpreting (4) TRAN875 Advanced Professional Practice in Translation (4) TRAN880 Discourse and Text Analysis for Translators and

Interpreters (4)

TRAN883 Research in Reflective T&I Practices (4) 8 Balance of credit points required: Electives 0


Master of Applied Linguistics APLI11M

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Master of Applied Linguistics (MAppLing) Candidature length: Please advise(full time) Attendance modes: Please advise Study period offerings: Please advise Study modes: Please advise General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32 Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above designated as applied linguistics 32 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


800 level Credit PointsRequired APPL900 Communicative Grammar (4) 4 Required APPL901 Genre, Discourse and Multimodality (4) 4 Required APPL902 Research Methods in Language Study (4) 4



Required 1 specialisation 16 Specialisations: Code Specialisation GAL11S General Applied Linguistics LSP11S Language for Specific Purposes TES11S Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages Specialisation: General Applied Linguistics GAL11S Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Department of Linguistics This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired APPL910 Exploring Discourse in Context and Action (4) 4 Required APPL911 Pragmatics and Intercultural Communication (4) 4 Required APPL912 Language, Learning and Community (4) 4Required 4cp from Units designated as applied linguistics 4 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16 Specialisation: Language for Specific Purposes LSP11S Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Department of Linguistics This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired APPL940 Language for Specific Purposes (4) 4 Required APPL941 Literacy (4) 4 Required APPL942 Teaching English for Academic Purposes (4) 4Required 4cp from Units designated as applied linguistics 4 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16



Specialisation: Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages TES11S Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Department of Linguistics This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired APPL923 Classroom, Curriculum and Context (4) 4 Required APPL924 Language Testing and Evaluation (4) 4 Required APPL925 Second Language Acquisition (4) 4 Required 4cp from Units designated as applied linguistics 4 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16 Master of Auslan‐English Interpreting AUEI11M

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Master of Auslan‐English Interpreting (MAuslEngInt) Candidature length: 3 years (part time) Attendance modes: External Study period offerings: First half‐year Study modes: Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 48 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired TRAN851 Discourse Analysis for Auslan Interpreters (4) 4 Required TRAN854 Linguistics of Signed Languages (4) 4 Required TRAN863 Auslan Interpreting Techniques (4) 4 Required TRAN869 Auslan Interpreting Practice (4) 4 Required either APPL902 Research Methods in Language Study (4) or TRAN883 Research in Reflective T&I Practices (4) 4



Required 8cp from TRAN816 Introduction to Translation Theory and Practice (4)

TRAN835 Advanced Auslan Interpreting (2) TRAN838 Auslan Interpreting in Legal Settings (2) TRAN852 Auslan Interpreting in Educational Settings (2) TRAN853 Auslan Interpreting in Medical Settings (2) TRAN862 Auslan Interpreting in the Media (4) TRAN874 Professional Practice in Translating and

Interpreting (4) 8

Required 20cp from APPL902 Research Methods in Language Study (4) APPL911 Pragmatics and Intercultural Communication (4) LING903 Languages and Cultures in Contact (4) LING928 Bilingualism (4) LING971 Special Electives in Auslan (4) LING972 Language and Gesture (4) TRAN816 Introduction to Translation Theory and Practice

(4)

TRAN826 Community Based Interpreting (4) TRAN835 Advanced Auslan Interpreting (2) TRAN838 Auslan Interpreting in Legal Settings (2) TRAN852 Auslan Interpreting in Educational Settings (2) TRAN853 Auslan Interpreting in Medical Settings (2) TRAN857 Pedagogical Approaches to Teaching T and I (4) TRAN862 Auslan Interpreting in the Media (4) TRAN883 Research in Reflective T&I Practices (4) 20



Master of Clinical Audiology CLAU11M

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Master of Clinical Audiology (MClinAudiology) Candidature length: 2 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: First half‐year Study modes: Full‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 64 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below

In order to graduate students must ensure that they have satisfied all of the general requirements of



the degree: see the general requirements listed above. Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired CAUD802 Adult Hearing Assessment (4) 4 Required CAUD803 Theoretical Bases of Audiology (4) 4 Required CAUD804 Clinical Practicum I (4) 4 Required CAUD805 Hearing Devices (4) 4 Required CAUD806 Objective Assessment Strategies (4) 4 Required CAUD807 Paediatric Hearing Assessment (4) 4 Required CAUD808 Clinical Practicum II (4) 4 Required CAUD809 Principles of Management of Childhood Deafness

(4) 4

Required CAUD813 Clinical Practicum III (4) 4 Required CAUD814 Strategies of Aural Rehabilitation (4) 4 Required CAUD816 Complex Case Management (4) 4 Required CAUD817 Clinical Practicum IV (4) 4 Required CAUD818 Advanced Hearing Devices (4) 4Required CAUD819 Speech Perception and Production (4) 4 Required 8cp from CAUD810 Community Audiology (4) CAUD811 Audiology Project (8) CAUD812 Research Design Skills (4) 8



Master of Clinical Neuropsychology CLNE11M

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Master of Clinical Neuropsychology (MClinNeuroPsy) Candidature length: 2 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: First half‐year Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 64 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below




Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired PSY863 Research Design and Evaluation (4) 4 Required PSYN808 Developmental Neuropsychology (4) 4 Required PSYN811 Cognitive Neuropsychology (4) 4 Required PSYN823 Neuropsychopathology (4) 4 Required PSYN825 Research Proposal (8) 8 Required PSYN832 Dissertation (8) 8 Required PSYN840 Neuropsychological Disorders (4) 4 Required PSYN841 Neuropsychopharmacology (4) 4 Required PSYN842 Psychological Assessment II (4) 4 Required PSYN843 Behavioural Management and Psychopathology

(4) 4

Required PSYN847 Neuropsychological Rehabilitation and Intervention (4)

4

Required PSYN849 Supervised Practical Placement I (4) 4Required PSYN850 Supervised Practical Placement II (0) 0 Required PSYN851 Supervised Practical Placement III (0) 0 Required PSYN852 Supervised Practical Placement IV (0) 0 Required PSYN853 Psychological Assessment I (4) 4 Required PSYN855 Neuroanatomy for Neuropsychologists (4) 4Required PSYN857 Professional Practice 1 (0) 0 Required PSYN858 Professional Practice 2 (0) 0 Required PSYN859 Professional Practice 3 (0) 0 Required PSYN860 Professional Practice 4 (0) 0



Master of Clinical Psychology CLPS11M

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Master of Clinical Psychology (MClinPsych) Candidature length: 2 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: First half‐year Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 64 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below




Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired PSY904 Counselling and Cultural Perspectives (4) 4 Required PSY919 Developmental Psychopathology (4) 4 Required PSY926 Psychology of Health (4) 4 Required PSY933 Research Proposal (8) 8 Required PSY934 Dissertation (8) 8 Required PSY950 Supervised Practical Placement I (4) 4 Required PSY957 Supervised Practical Placement II (0) 0 Required PSY958 Supervised Practical Placement III (0) 0 Required PSY959 Supervised Practical Placement IV (0) 0 Required PSY961 Advanced Psychopathology (4) 4 Required PSY977 Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (4) 4 Required PSY978 Psychological Assessment (4) 4Required PSY979 Advanced Assessment and Therapy (4) 4 Required PSYN840 Neuropsychological Disorders (4) 4 Required either PSY863 Research Design and Evaluation (4) or PSY967 Evidence Based Clinical Psychology (4) 4 Required 8cp from PSY868 Psychotherapy (4) PSY890 Trauma Theories and Interventions (4) PSY917 Therapy with Children and Families (4) PSY935 Groups (4) PSY936 Narrative Therapy (4) PSY937 Special Topics in Psychology (4) PSY963 Coaching and Positive Psychology (4) PSY980 Couple Therapy (4) 8



Master of Education EDUC11M

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Master of Education (MEd) Candidature length: 1 year(full time) Attendance modes: Internal, External Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time



General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32 Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above from units with an EDCN prefix 24 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


800 level Credit PointsRequired one of 32cp at 800 level or above 1 specialisation and 16cp at 800 level or above 2 specialisations 32

Specialisations: Code Specialisation CPE11S Curriculum and Pedagogy EDR11S Educational Research ICT11S ICT in Education Specialisation: Curriculum and Pedagogy CPE11S Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Department of Education This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired EDCN800 Introduction to Educational Research (4) 4 Required 12cp from EDCN811 Educational Psychology and Practice (4) EDCN812 Curriculum Studies (4) EDCN813 Advanced Pedagogy (4) EDCN814 Assessment Issues (4) EDCN815 Evaluation of Educational Programs (4) EDCN817 Sociology and Education (4) EDCN841 Educational Institutions as Organisations (4) 12 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16 Specialisation: Educational Research EDR11S



Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Department of Education This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired EDCN800 Introduction to Educational Research (4) 4 Required EDCN801 Searching and Constructing a Literature Review

(4) 4

Required EDCN802 Designing Educational Research (4) 4 Required EDCN803 Conducting and Communicating a Research

Project (4) 4

TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16 Specialisation: ICT in Education ICT11S Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Department of Education This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired EDCN800 Introduction to Educational Research (4) 4 Required 12cp from EDCN861 Learning Technologies: Contexts and Future (4) EDCN862 Designing ICT‐based Courses and Learning

Resources (4)

EDCN863 Theories of Learning Design (4) EDCN864 Sharing, Technologies and Learning Design (4) EDCN865 Learning Technologies in Practice (4) EDCN866 Leading and Managing Online Learning

Environments (4) 12

TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16 Master of Educational Leadership EDLE11M

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences



Award: Master of Educational Leadership (MEdLead) Candidature length: 1 year(full time) Attendance modes: Internal, External Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32 Completion of a specialisation from the list below


Specialisations: Code Specialisation ECH11S Early Childhood SCH11S School Education Specialisation: Early Childhood ECH11S Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Institute of Early Childhood This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 32 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired ECED822 Issues in Early Childhood Policy and Pedagogy (4) 4 Required EDCN841 Educational Institutions as Organisations (4) 4 Required EDCN842 Leadership for Learning (4) 4 Required EDCN845 Organisation of Early Childhood Education (4) 4 Required 4cp from ECED units at 800 level 4 Required 12cp from EDCN units at 800 level 12 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 32 Specialisation: School Education SCH11S Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Department of Education



This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 32 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired EDCN800 Introduction to Educational Research (4) 4 Required 8cp from EDCN841 Educational Institutions as Organisations (4) EDCN842 Leadership for Learning (4) EDCN844 Organisation of School Education (4) 8 Required 4cp from EDCN812 Curriculum Studies (4) EDCN847 Human Resource Management in Education (4) EDCN848 Legal Foundations for Leaders in Learning

Institutions (4)

EDCN851 Innovation and Change in Educational Organisations (4)

EDCN861 Learning Technologies: Contexts and Future (4) 4 Required 16cp from EDCN units at 800 level 16 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 32 Master of Higher Education HIED11M

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Master of Higher Education (MHEd) Candidature length: 1 year(full time) Attendance modes: Internal, External Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32Completion of a specialisation from the list below


Specialisations: Code Specialisation LDM11S Leadership and Management LTE11S Learning and Teaching Specialisation: Leadership and Management LDM11S



Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Department of Education This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 32 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired EDCN841 Educational Institutions as Organisations (4) 4 Required EDCN842 Leadership for Learning (4) 4 Required EDCN843 Governance, Structure and Organisation of Higher

Education (4) 4

Required EDCN851 Innovation and Change in Educational Organisations (4)

4

Required 16cp from EDCN units at 800 level 16 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 32 Specialisation: Learning and Teaching LTE11S Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Department of Education This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 32 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired EDCN862 Designing ICT‐based Courses and Learning

Resources (4) 4

Required EDCN871 Learning and Teaching in Higher Education (4) 4 Required EDCN872 Curriculum Design and Assessment in Higher

Education (4) 4

Required EDCN873 Critical Reflective Practice in Higher Education (4) 4 Required 16cp from EDCN units at 800 level 16 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 32 Master of Medical Practice MEPR11M

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Master of Medical Practice (MMedPrac)



Candidature length: 2 years (part time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired either AMED836 Ethics, Law and Professionalism (4) or MGSM884 Negotiation: Theory and Practice (4) 4Required either AMED884 Basic Concepts in Education and Critical Appraisal

(4)

or MGSM876 Leadership and Motivation (4) 4 Required AHMC801 Safety and Quality in Hospital Medical Care (4) 4 Required AHMC802 Patient Assessment and Communication (4) 4Required AHMC803 Hospital Therapeutics (4) 4 Required AHMC804 Resuscitation and Clinical Procedures (4) 4 Required AHMC805 Topics in Hospital Medical Care 1 (4) 4 Required AHMC806 Topics in Hospital Medical Care 2 (4) 4



Master of Organisational Psychology ORPS11M

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Master of Organisational Psychology (MOrgPsych) Candidature length: Please advise(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: First half‐year Study modes: Please advise General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 64



Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below In order to graduate students must ensure that they have satisfied all of the general requirements of the degree: see the general requirements listed above.

Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired PSY863 Research Design and Evaluation (4) 4 Required PSY904 Counselling and Cultural Perspectives (4) 4 Required PSYO914 Industrial and Organisational Psychology (4) 4 Required PSYO919 Training in Organisations (4) 4 Required PSYO921 Applied Psychology in Human Resource

Management (4) 4

Required PSYO939 Team Factors in the Workplace (4) 4 Required PSYO940 Psychological Assessment and Evaluation (4) 4 Required PSYO941 Professional Practice (4) 4 Required PSYO944 Research Proposal (8) 8 Required PSYO945 Dissertation (8) 8Required PSYO951 Supervised Practical Placement I (4) 4 Required PSYO952 Supervised Practical Placement II (0) 0 Required PSYO953 Supervised Practical Placement III (0) 0 Required PSYO954 Supervised Practical Placement IV (0) 0 Required 12cp from PSY963 Coaching and Positive Psychology (4) PSYO915 Organisational Change and Development (4) PSYO920 Human Factors and New Technology (4) PSYO946 Performance Assessment of Organisations and

Employees (4) 12



Master of Special Education SPED11M

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Master of Special Education (MSpecEd) Candidature length: 1 year(full time) Attendance modes: Internal, External Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32



Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below In order to graduate students must ensure that they have satisfied all of the general requirements of the degree: see the general requirements listed above.

Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 24cp from SPED801 Key Research Issues and Methods in Special

Education (4)

SPED802 Effective Instruction for Students with Special Education Needs (4)

SPED803 Curriculum and Instruction for Individuals with High Support Needs (4)

SPED804 Effective Literacy Instruction (4) SPED805 Effective Numeracy Instruction (4) SPED806 Behaviour Problems and Classroom Management

(4) 24

Required 8cp from SPED807 Communication for Individuals with High Support Needs (4)

SPED810 Current Issues in Special Education (4) SPED901 Special Education Project Stage I (4) SPED902 Special Education Project Stage II (4) 8



Master of Teaching (Birth to Five Years) TEAC11M

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Master of Teaching (Birth to Five Years) (MTeach(Birth to Five Years)) Candidature length: 2 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: First half‐year Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points 64 Minimum number of credit points at 600 level 24 Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 40 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below




Specific minimum requirements: 600 level Credit PointsRequired ECED600 Early Childhood Philosophy and Pedagogy (4) 4 Required ECED601 Health and Well‐being in Early Childhood (4) 4 Required ECED602 Early Childhood Development 1 (4) 4 Required ECED603 Early Childhood Professional Practice 1 (4) 4 Required ECED604 Leading and Managing Early Childhood Services

(4) 4

Required ECED605 Early Childhood Development Research and Practice (4)

4

800 level Required ECED820 Families in Context (4) 4 Required ECED822 Issues in Early Childhood Policy and Pedagogy (4) 4 Required ECED823 Language and Literacy in Early Childhood (4) 4Required ECED825 Early Childhood Professional Practice 2 (4) 4 Required ECED827 Learning Through Mathematics, Science and

Technology in Early Childhood Settings (4) 4

Required ECED828 Creativity and the Arts: Contemporary Perspectives (4)

4

Required ECED829 Early Childhood Postgraduate Internship (8) 8 Required ECED830 Early Intervention: Theory and Practice (4) 4 Required 4cp from ECED886 Image, Text and the Child (4) ECED831 Pedagogical Approaches to Early Childhood

Curriculum (4)

ECED832 Contemporary Approaches to Infant and Toddler Theory and Practice (4)

EDCN800 ‐ EDCN899 4 Balance of credit points required: Electives 0


Master of Translating and Interpreting TRIN11M

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Master of Translating and Interpreting (MTransInter) Candidature length: 1.5 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time





800 level Credit PointsRequired TRAN821 Interpreting Techniques (4) 4 Required TRAN870 Introduction to Translation and Interpreting

Theory (4) 4

Required TRAN877 Translation Practice 1 (4) 4 Required TRAN880 Discourse and Text Analysis for Translators and

Interpreters (4) 4

Required TRAN881 Communication Skills for Translators and Interpreters (4)

4

Required 4cp from APPL902 Research Methods in Language Study (4) TRAN883 Research in Reflective T&I Practices (4) 4 Required 1 specialisation 24

Specialisations: Code Specialisation IST11S Interpreting Studies TRS11S Translation Studies Specialisation: Interpreting Studies IST11S Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Department of Linguistics This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 24 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired TRAN822 Interpreting Practice (4) 4 Required TRAN826 Community Based Interpreting (4) 4 Required TRAN878 Introduction to Conference Interpreting (4) 4 Required TRAN882 Advanced Interpreting Practice (4) 4 Required 8cp from APPL902 Research Methods in Language Study (4) LING903 Languages and Cultures in Contact (4) LING928 Bilingualism (4) LING934 Dissertation Part A (4)



LING935 Dissertation Part B (4) TRAN825 Dictionaries in Translating and Interpreting (4) TRAN838 Auslan Interpreting in Legal Settings (2) TRAN853 Auslan Interpreting in Medical Settings (2) TRAN857 Pedagogical Approaches to Teaching T and I (4) TRAN868 Business Translation and Interpreting (4) TRAN873 Technical Translation and Interpreting (4) TRAN874 Professional Practice in Translating and

Interpreting (4)

TRAN883 Research in Reflective T&I Practices (4) 8 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 24 Specialisation: Translation Studies TRS11S Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Department of Linguistics This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 24 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired TRAN820 Translation Practice (4) 4 Required TRAN823 Language Transfer in the Media (4) 4 Required TRAN834 Advanced Translation Practice 1 (4) 4 Required TRAN871 Introduction to Using Technology in Translation

(4) 4

Required 8cp from APPL902 Research Methods in Language Study (4) APPL911 Pragmatics and Intercultural Communication (4) LING900 Grammar, Meaning and Discourse (4) LING934 Dissertation Part A (4) LING935 Dissertation Part B (4) TRAN824 Literary Translation (4) TRAN825 Dictionaries in Translating and Interpreting (4) TRAN838 Auslan Interpreting in Legal Settings (2) TRAN853 Auslan Interpreting in Medical Settings (2) TRAN857 Pedagogical Approaches to Teaching T and I (4) TRAN868 Business Translation and Interpreting (4) TRAN873 Technical Translation and Interpreting (4) TRAN874 Professional Practice in Translating and

Interpreting (4)

TRAN883 Research in Reflective T&I Practices (4) 8 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 24



Master of Translating and Interpreting with the degree of Master of International Relations

TIIR11M

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Master of Translating and Interpreting with the degree of Master of International Relations (MTransInter MIR) General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 64 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired IRPG841 Theories of International Relations (4) 4 Required IRPG849 International Political Economy (4) 4 Required IRPG857 International Law and Institutions (4) 4 Required TRAN821 Interpreting Techniques (4) 4 Required TRAN822 Interpreting Practice (4) 4 Required TRAN826 Community Based Interpreting (4) 4 Required TRAN870 Introduction to Translation and Interpreting

Theory (4) 4

Required TRAN877 Translation Practice 1 (4) 4 Required TRAN878 Introduction to Conference Interpreting (4) 4Required TRAN880 Discourse and Text Analysis for Translators and

Interpreters (4) 4

Required TRAN881 Communication Skills for Translators and Interpreters (4)

4

Required TRAN882 Advanced Interpreting Practice (4) 4Required either APPL902 Research Methods in Language Study (4) or TRAN883 Research in Reflective T&I Practices (4) 4 Required 12cp from IRPG830 The Politics of International Human Rights Law

(4)


System (4)


and the Pacific (4)

IRPG838 International Internship Program (4) IRPG840 The International System (4)



IRPG843 International Relations of the Middle East (4) IRPG844 The Asian‐Pacific Region and Australia (4) IRPG846 International Relations Special Project (8) IRPG848 Researching International Relations (4) IRPG855 Globalisation and the North‐South Relationship

(4)

MHPG856 The World Since 1750 (4) TRAN874 Professional Practice in Translating and

Interpreting (4) 12



Master of Translation and Interpreting Pedagogy TRPE11M

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Master of Translation and Interpreting Pedagogy (MTransIntPed) Candidature length: 2 years (part time) Attendance modes: Internal, External Study period offerings: First half‐year Study modes: Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired EDCN871 Learning and Teaching in Higher Education (4) 4 Required EDCN872 Curriculum Design and Assessment in Higher

Education (4)4

Required TRAN856 Contemporary Translation and Interpreting Theory (4)

4

Required TRAN857 Pedagogical Approaches to Teaching T and I (4) 4 Required 4cp from TRAN858 Teaching Translation (4) TRAN859 Teaching Consecutive Interpreting (4) TRAN860 Teaching Simultaneous Interpreting (4) 4 Required 12cp from APPL902 Research Methods in Language Study (4) APPL911 Pragmatics and Intercultural Communication (4)



APPL924 Language Testing and Evaluation (4) EDCN801 Searching and Constructing a Literature Review

(4)

EDCN802 Designing Educational Research (4) EDCN806 Individual Education Project 1 (4) EDCN815 Evaluation of Educational Programs (4) EDCN851 Innovation and Change in Educational

Organisations (4)

EDCN862 Designing ICT‐based Courses and Learning Resources (4)

EDCN863 Theories of Learning Design (4) EDCN864 Sharing, Technologies and Learning Design (4) EDCN866 Leading and Managing Online Learning

Environments (4)

EDCN873 Critical Reflective Practice in Higher Education (4) LING903 Languages and Cultures in Contact (4) LING908 Language Planning and Language Policy (4) LING918 Concepts in Managing Language Programs (4) LING928 Bilingualism (4) TRAN825 Dictionaries in Translating and Interpreting (4) TRAN858 Teaching Translation (4) TRAN859 Teaching Consecutive Interpreting (4) TRAN860 Teaching Simultaneous Interpreting (4) 12



Postgraduate Certificate of Applied Linguistics APLI31C

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Postgraduate Certificate of Applied Linguistics (PGCertAppLing) Candidature length: Please advise(full time) Attendance modes: Please advise Study period offerings: Please advise Study modes: Please advise General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 12 Completion of a specialisation from the list below




Specialisations: Code Specialisation GAL31S General Applied Linguistics LSP31S Language for Specific Purposes Specialisation: General Applied Linguistics GAL31S Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Department of Linguistics This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 12 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired APPL910 Exploring Discourse in Context and Action (4) 4Required APPL911 Pragmatics and Intercultural Communication (4) 4 Required APPL912 Language, Learning and Community (4) 4 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 12 Specialisation: Language for Specific Purposes LSP31S Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Department of Linguistics This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 12 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired APPL940 Language for Specific Purposes (4) 4 Required APPL941 Literacy (4) 4Required APPL942 Teaching English for Academic Purposes (4) 4 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 12 Postgraduate Certificate of Editing EDIT31C

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Postgraduate Certificate of Editing (PGCertEdit) Candidature length: 1 year (part time)



Attendance modes: External Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 12 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired EDIT980 Tools for Editing (4) 4 Required EDIT981 Language, Writing and Editing (4) 4 Required EDIT982 Content Management for Print and Online

Delivery (4) 4



Postgraduate Certificate of Education Studies EDST31C

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Postgraduate Certificate of Education Studies (PGCertEdS) General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 12Completion of a specialisation from the list below


Specialisations: Code Specialisation ICT31S ICT in Education Specialisation: ICT in Education ICT31S Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences



Department: Department of Education This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 12 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 12cp from EDCN861 Learning Technologies: Contexts and Future (4) EDCN862 Designing ICT‐based Courses and Learning

Resources (4)

EDCN863 Theories of Learning Design (4) EDCN864 Sharing, Technologies and Learning Design (4) EDCN865 Learning Technologies in Practice (4) EDCN866 Leading and Managing Online Learning

Environments (4) 12

TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 12 Postgraduate Certificate of Educational Leadership EDLE31C

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Postgraduate Certificate of Educational Leadership (PGCertEdLead) Candidature length: 0.5 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal, External Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 12 Completion of a specialisation from the list below


Specialisations: Code Specialisation ECH31S Early Childhood Specialisation: Early Childhood ECH31S Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Institute of Early Childhood



This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 12 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired EDCN841 Educational Institutions as Organisations (4) 4 Required EDCN842 Leadership for Learning (4) 4 Required EDCN845 Organisation of Early Childhood Education (4) 4 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 12 Postgraduate Certificate of Higher Education HIED31C

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Postgraduate Certificate of Higher Education (PGCertHEd) Candidature length: 1 year (part time) Attendance modes: Internal, External Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 12 Completion of a specialisation from the list below


Specialisations: Code Specialisation LDM31S Leadership and Management LTE31S Learning and Teaching

Specialisation: Leadership and Management LDM31S Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Department of Education This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 12 credit points including the following prescribed units:



800 level Credit PointsRequired EDCN841 Educational Institutions as Organisations (4) 4 Required EDCN842 Leadership for Learning (4) 4 Required EDCN843 Governance, Structure and Organisation of Higher

Education (4) 4

TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 12 Specialisation: Learning and Teaching LTE31S Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Department of Education This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 12 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired EDCN871 Learning and Teaching in Higher Education (4) 4 Required EDCN872 Curriculum Design and Assessment in Higher

Education (4) 4

Required either EDCN862 Designing ICT‐based Courses and Learning Resources (4)

or EDCN873 Critical Reflective Practice in Higher Education (4) 4 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 12 Postgraduate Certificate of Professional Psychology (Exit Award) PRPS31C

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Postgraduate Certificate of Professional Psychology (Exit Award) (PGCertProfPsy) General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 16 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below





800 level Credit PointsRequired 16cp from PSYA901 Counselling and Professional Practice (4) PSYA902 Psychological Assessment and Reports (4) PSYA903 Cognitive Behavioural Interventions (4) PSYA904 Contemporary Issues 1 (4) PSYA905 Narrative Approaches (4) PSYA906 Working with Children and Families (4) PSYA907 Contemporary Issues 2 (4) PSYA908 Groups and Skills Training (4) PSYA909 Supervised Practical Placement (0) 16



Postgraduate Certificate of Special Education SPED31C

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Postgraduate Certificate of Special Education (PGCertSpEd) Candidature length: 1 year (part time) Attendance modes: Internal, External Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 12 Completion of a specialisation from the list below


Specialisations: Code Specialisation BEP31S Behaviour Problems HSN31S High Support Needs LEA31S Learning Difficulties Specialisation: Behaviour Problems BEP31S Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Institute of Human Cognition and Brain Science This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree



must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 12 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired SPED802 Effective Instruction for Students with Special

Education Needs (4) 4

Required SPED804 Effective Literacy Instruction (4) 4 Required SPED806 Behaviour Problems and Classroom Management

(4) 4

TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 12 Specialisation: High Support Needs HSN31S Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Institute of Human Cognition and Brain Science This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 12 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired SPED802 Effective Instruction for Students with Special


Required SPED803 Curriculum and Instruction for Individuals with High Support Needs (4)

4

Required SPED807 Communication for Individuals with High Support Needs (4)

4

TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 12 Specialisation: Learning Difficulties LEA31S Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Institute of Human Cognition and Brain Science This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 12 credit points including the following prescribed units:



800 level Credit PointsRequired SPED802 Effective Instruction for Students with Special


Required SPED804 Effective Literacy Instruction (4) 4 Required SPED805 Effective Numeracy Instruction (4) 4 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 12 Postgraduate Certificate of TESOL TESO31C

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Postgraduate Certificate of TESOL (PGCertTESOL) Candidature length: Please advise(full time) Attendance modes: Please advise Study period offerings: Please advise Study modes: Please advise General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 12 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired APPL920 Linguistics and Language Teaching (4) 4 Required APPL921 Language Teaching Methodologies (4) 4 Required APPL922 Practicum (4) 4



Postgraduate Certificate of Translating and Interpreting TRIN31C

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Postgraduate Certificate of Translating and Interpreting (PGCertTransInter) Candidature length: Please advise(full time) Attendance modes: Please advise Study period offerings: Please advise



Study modes: Please advise General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 16 Completion of a specialisation from the list below


Specialisations: Code Specialisation CIN31S Community Interpreting Specialisation: Community Interpreting CIN31S Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Department of Linguistics This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 16 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired TRAN821 Interpreting Techniques (4) 4 Required TRAN822 Interpreting Practice (4) 4 Required TRAN826 Community Based Interpreting (4) 4 Required TRAN881 Communication Skills for Translators and

Interpreters (4) 4

TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 16 Postgraduate Diploma of Applied Linguistics APLI21D

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Postgraduate Diploma of Applied Linguistics (PGDipAppLing) Candidature length: Please advise(full time) Attendance modes: Please advise Study period offerings: Please advise Study modes: Please advise General requirements:



Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 24 Completion of a specialisation from the list below


Specialisations: Code Specialisation GAL21S General Applied Linguistics LSP21S Language for Specific Purposes TES21S Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages Specialisation: General Applied Linguistics GAL21S Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Department of Linguistics This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 24 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired APPL900 Communicative Grammar (4) 4 Required APPL901 Genre, Discourse and Multimodality (4) 4 Required APPL902 Research Methods in Language Study (4) 4 Required APPL910 Exploring Discourse in Context and Action (4) 4 Required APPL911 Pragmatics and Intercultural Communication (4) 4 Required APPL912 Language, Learning and Community (4) 4 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 24 Specialisation: Language for Specific Purposes LSP21S Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Department of Linguistics This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 24 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit Points



Required APPL900 Communicative Grammar (4) 4 Required APPL901 Genre, Discourse and Multimodality (4) 4 Required APPL902 Research Methods in Language Study (4) 4 Required APPL940 Language for Specific Purposes (4) 4 Required APPL941 Literacy (4) 4 Required APPL942 Teaching English for Academic Purposes (4) 4 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 24 Specialisation: Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages TES21S Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Department of Linguistics This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 24 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired APPL900 Communicative Grammar (4) 4 Required APPL902 Research Methods in Language Study (4) 4Required APPL924 Language Testing and Evaluation (4) 4 Required APPL925 Second Language Acquisition (4) 4 Required 4cp from APPL901 Genre, Discourse and Multimodality (4) APPL920 Linguistics and Language Teaching (4) 4 Required 4cp from APPL921 Language Teaching Methodologies (4) APPL923 Classroom, Curriculum and Context (4) 4 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 24 Postgraduate Diploma of Auslan‐English Interpreting AUEI21D

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Postgraduate Diploma of Auslan‐English Interpreting (PGDipAuslEngInt) Candidature length: 2 years (part time) Attendance modes: External Study period offerings: First half‐year Study modes: Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below




Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired TRAN851 Discourse Analysis for Auslan Interpreters (4) 4 Required TRAN854 Linguistics of Signed Languages (4) 4 Required TRAN863 Auslan Interpreting Techniques (4) 4 Required TRAN869 Auslan Interpreting Practice (4) 4 Required 8cp from TRAN816 Introduction to Translation Theory and Practice

(4)

TRAN835 Advanced Auslan Interpreting (2) TRAN838 Auslan Interpreting in Legal Settings (2) TRAN852 Auslan Interpreting in Educational Settings (2) TRAN853 Auslan Interpreting in Medical Settings (2) TRAN874 Professional Practice in Translating and

Interpreting (4)8

Required 8cp from APPL911 Pragmatics and Intercultural Communication (4) LING903 Languages and Cultures in Contact (4) LING971 Special Electives in Auslan (4) LING972 Language and Gesture (4) TRAN816 Introduction to Translation Theory and Practice

(4)

TRAN826 Community Based Interpreting (4) TRAN835 Advanced Auslan Interpreting (2) TRAN838 Auslan Interpreting in Legal Settings (2) TRAN852 Auslan Interpreting in Educational Settings (2) TRAN853 Auslan Interpreting in Medical Settings (2) TRAN862 Auslan Interpreting in the Media (4) 8



Postgraduate Diploma of Clinical Neuropsychology (Exit Award) CLNE21D

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Postgraduate Diploma of Clinical Neuropsychology (Exit Award) (PGDipClinNeuroPsy) General requirements: Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32




Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired PSY863 Research Design and Evaluation (4) 4 Required PSYN823 Neuropsychopathology (4) 4 Required PSYN840 Neuropsychological Disorders (4) 4 Required PSYN841 Neuropsychopharmacology (4) 4 Required PSYN842 Psychological Assessment II (4) 4 Required PSYN847 Neuropsychological Rehabilitation and

Intervention (4) 4

Required PSYN853 Psychological Assessment I (4) 4 Required PSYN855 Neuroanatomy for Neuropsychologists (4) 4 Required PSYN857 Professional Practice 1 (0) 0



Postgraduate Diploma of Clinical Psychology (Exit Award) CLPS21D

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Postgraduate Diploma of Clinical Psychology (Exit Award) (PGDipClinPsych) General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 28cp from PSY868 Psychotherapy (4) PSY890 Trauma Theories and Interventions (4) PSY904 Counselling and Cultural Perspectives (4) PSY917 Therapy with Children and Families (4) PSY919 Developmental Psychopathology (4) PSY926 Psychology of Health (4)



PSY933 Research Proposal (8) PSY935 Groups (4) PSY936 Narrative Therapy (4) PSY961 Advanced Psychopathology (4) PSY963 Coaching and Positive Psychology (4) PSY977 Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (4) PSY978 Psychological Assessment (4) PSY979 Advanced Assessment and Therapy (4) PSY980 Couple Therapy (4) PSYN840 Neuropsychological Disorders (4) 28 Required 4cp from PSY863 Research Design and Evaluation (4) PSY967 Evidence Based Clinical Psychology (4) 4



Postgraduate Diploma of Educational Leadership EDLE21D

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Postgraduate Diploma of Educational Leadership (PGDipEdLead) Candidature length: 1 year(full time) Attendance modes: Internal, External Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 24 Completion of a specialisation from the list below


Specialisations: Code Specialisation ECH21S Early Childhood Specialisation: Early Childhood ECH21S Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Institute of Early Childhood This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree



must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 24 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired ECED822 Issues in Early Childhood Policy and Pedagogy (4) 4 Required EDCN841 Educational Institutions as Organisations (4) 4 Required EDCN842 Leadership for Learning (4) 4 Required EDCN845 Organisation of Early Childhood Education (4) 4 Required 8cp from ECED units at 800 level EDCN units at 800 level 8 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 24 Postgraduate Diploma of Higher Education HIED21D

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Postgraduate Diploma of Higher Education (PGDipHEd) Candidature length: 1 year(full time) Attendance modes: Internal, External Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 24 Completion of a specialisation from the list below


Specialisations: Code Specialisation LDM21S Leadership and Management LTE21S Learning and Teaching Specialisation: Leadership and Management LDM21S Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Department of Education This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate.



Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 24 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired EDCN841 Educational Institutions as Organisations (4) 4 Required EDCN842 Leadership for Learning (4) 4 Required EDCN843 Governance, Structure and Organisation of Higher

Education (4) 4

Required EDCN851 Innovation and Change in Educational Organisations (4)

4

Required 8cp from EDCN units at 800 level 8 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 24 Specialisation: Learning and Teaching LTE21S Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Department: Department of Education This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 24 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired EDCN862 Designing ICT‐based Courses and Learning

Resources (4) 4

Required EDCN871 Learning and Teaching in Higher Education (4) 4 Required EDCN872 Curriculum Design and Assessment in Higher

Education (4) 4

Required EDCN873 Critical Reflective Practice in Higher Education (4) 4 Required 8cp from EDCN units at 800 level 8 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 24 Postgraduate Diploma of Organisational Behaviour ORBE21D

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Postgraduate Diploma of Organisational Behaviour (PGDipOrgBeh) General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below




Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired PSYO919 Training in Organisations (4) 4 Required PSYO921 Applied Psychology in Human Resource

Management (4) 4

Required PSYO939 Team Factors in the Workplace (4) 4 Required PSYO940 Psychological Assessment and Evaluation (4) 4 Required 16cp from PSY863 Research Design and Evaluation (4) PSY904 Counselling and Cultural Perspectives (4) PSY963 Coaching and Positive Psychology (4) PSYO914 Industrial and Organisational Psychology (4) PSYO915 Organisational Change and Development (4) PSYO920 Human Factors and New Technology (4) PSYO946 Performance Assessment of Organisations and

Employees (4) 16



Postgraduate Diploma of Professional Psychology PRPS21D

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Postgraduate Diploma of Professional Psychology (PGDipProfPsy) Candidature length: 1 year(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below





800 level Credit PointsRequired PSYA901 Counselling and Professional Practice (4) 4 Required PSYA902 Psychological Assessment and Reports (4) 4 Required PSYA903 Cognitive Behavioural Interventions (4) 4 Required PSYA904 Contemporary Issues 1 (4) 4 Required PSYA905 Narrative Approaches (4) 4 Required PSYA906 Working with Children and Families (4) 4 Required PSYA907 Contemporary Issues 2 (4) 4 Required PSYA908 Groups and Skills Training (4) 4 Required PSYA909 Supervised Practical Placement (0) 0



Postgraduate Diploma of Special Education SPED21D

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Postgraduate Diploma of Special Education (PGDipSpecEd) Candidature length: 1 year(full time) Attendance modes: Internal, External Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 24 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 24cp from SPED801 Key Research Issues and Methods in Special

Education (4)

SPED802 Effective Instruction for Students with Special Education Needs (4)

SPED803 Curriculum and Instruction for Individuals with High Support Needs (4)

SPED804 Effective Literacy Instruction (4) SPED805 Effective Numeracy Instruction (4) SPED806 Behaviour Problems and Classroom Management

(4) 24





Postgraduate Diploma of Translation and Interpreting Pedagogy TRPE21D

Faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences Award: Postgraduate Diploma of Translation and Interpreting Pedagogy (PGDipTransIntPed) Candidature length: 2 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal, External Study period offerings: First half‐year Study modes: Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 24 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired EDCN871 Learning and Teaching in Higher Education (4) 4 Required TRAN856 Contemporary Translation and Interpreting

Theory (4) 4

Required TRAN857 Pedagogical Approaches to Teaching T and I (4) 4 Required 12cp from EDCN872 Curriculum Design and Assessment in Higher

Education (4)

EDCN873 Critical Reflective Practice in Higher Education (4) TRAN858 Teaching Translation (4) TRAN859 Teaching Consecutive Interpreting (4) TRAN860 Teaching Simultaneous Interpreting (4) 12





Faculty of Science Master of Applied Statistics APST11M

Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Master of Applied Statistics (MAppStats) Candidature length: 1 year(full time) Attendance modes: Internal, External Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired either STAT825 Statistics Project (4) or STAT836 Research Project Extended (4) 4Required 20cp from STAT810 Statistical Theory (4) STAT811 Generalized Linear Models (4) STAT814 Statistical Design (4) STAT817 Bioinformatics (4) STAT818 Epidemiological Methods (4) STAT821 Multivariate Analysis (4) STAT822 Time Series (4) STAT823 Statistical Graphics (4) STAT826 Market Research and Forecasting (4) STAT827 Survival Analysis (4) STAT828 Data Mining (4) STAT835 Research Project (4) STAT878 Modern Computational Statistical Methods (4) STAT890 Stochastic Finance (4) 20 Required 8cp from ACST865 Quantitative Methods in Risk Management (4) BCA803 Health Indicators and Health Surveys (4) BCA806 Clinical Biostatistics (4) BCA808 Linear Models (4) BCA810 Bioinformatics (4) BCA811 Longitudinal and Correlated Data (4) BCA813 Advanced Clinical Trials (4)



BCA814 Bayesian Statistical Methods (4) ECON835 Applied Econometrics II (4) STAT810 Statistical Theory (4) STAT811 Generalized Linear Models (4) STAT814 Statistical Design (4) STAT817 Bioinformatics (4) STAT818 Epidemiological Methods (4) STAT821 Multivariate Analysis (4) STAT822 Time Series (4) STAT823 Statistical Graphics (4) STAT826 Market Research and Forecasting (4) STAT827 Survival Analysis (4) STAT828 Data Mining (4) STAT835 Research Project (4) STAT878 Modern Computational Statistical Methods (4) STAT890 Stochastic Finance (4) 8



Master of Biostatistics BIOS11M

Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Master of Biostatistics (MBiostat) Candidature length: 3 years (part time) Attendance modes: External Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit point at 800 level or above 48 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired BCA804 Data Management and Statistical Computing (4) 4 Required BCA807 Design of Randomised Controlled Trials (4) 4 Required BCA808 Linear Models (4) 4 Required BCA809 Categorical Data and Generalised Linear Models 4



(4) Required BCA815 Work Placement or Project Part A (4) 4 Required STAT827 Survival Analysis (4) 4 Required 24cp from BCA801 Epidemiology (4) BCA802 Mathematical Background for Biostatistics (4) BCA803 Health Indicators and Health Surveys (4) BCA805 Principles of Statistical Inference (4) BCA806 Clinical Biostatistics (4) BCA810 Bioinformatics (4) BCA811 Longitudinal and Correlated Data (4) BCA813 Advanced Clinical Trials (4) BCA814 Bayesian Statistical Methods (4) BCA816 Work Placement or Project Part B (4) BCA817 Probability and Distribution Theory (4) 24



Master of Biotechnology BIOT11M

Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Master of Biotechnology (MBiotech) General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 48 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired CBMS807 Bioethics and Biotechnology (4) 4 Required CBMS832 Protein Discovery and Analysis (4) 4 Required CBMS833 Functional Proteomics (4) 4Required CBMS852 Molecular Biology and Genomics (4) 4 Required CBMS880 Molecular and Medical Biotechnology (4) 4 Required STAT830 Prelude to Bioinformatics (4) 4 Required 24cp from BIOL816 Plant Ecophysiology (4) BUS827 Entrepreneurship and Business Strategy (4) BUS840 Business Project Management (4) BUS850 Management of People at Work (4) CBMS803 Organic and Biological Chemistry A (4)



CBMS804 Organic and Biological Chemistry B (4) CBMS825 Chemical Analysis II (4) CBMS837 Biochemistry and Cell Biology (4) CBMS842 Medicinal Chemistry (4) CBMS881 Major Research Project in Biotechnology (16) CBMS884 Biotechnology Industry Internship (4) ICOM821 Intercultural Communication (4) ITEC843 Research and Development Practice and

Management (4)

STAT817 Bioinformatics (4) 24 Balance of credit points required: Electives 0


Master of Chiropractic CHIR11M

Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Master of Chiropractic (MChiroprac) Candidature length: 2 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: First half‐year Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 64 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired CHIR873 Neuromusculoskeletal Diagnosis 1 (4) 4 Required CHIR874 Neuromusculoskeletal Diagnosis 2 (4) 4Required CHIR891 Clinical Chiropractic 1 (4) 4 Required CHIR892 Clinical Chiropractic 2 (4) 4 Required CHIR896 Clinic Internship 1 (4) 4 Required CHIR897 Clinic Internship 2 (4) 4 Required CHIR903 Clinical Chiropractic 3 (4) 4 Required CHIR904 Clinical Chiropractic 4 (4) 4 Required CHIR916 Diagnostic Imaging 1 (4) 4 Required CHIR917 Diagnostic Imaging 2 (4) 4



Required CHIR918 Physical and Functional Assessment (4) 4 Required CHIR919 Clinical Management (4) 4 Required CHIR921 Topics in Chiropractic 1 (4) 4 Required CHIR922 Topics in Chiropractic 2 (4) 4 Required CHIR931 Diagnosis and Management 1 (4) 4 Required CHIR932 Diagnosis and Management 2 (4) 4



Master of Environmental Education ENVE11M

Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Master of Environmental Education (MEnvEd) Candidature length: 1.5 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 48 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired EDCN881 Teaching and Learning in Environmental

Education (4) 4

Required GSE800 Attitudes to the Environment (4) 4 Required GSE827 Education for Sustainable Development (4) 4 Required GSE843 Environmental Decision Making (4) 4 Required GSE877 Learner Managed Learning for Environmental

Education Part A (2) 2

Required GSE880 Learner Managed Learning for Environmental Education Part B (2)

2

Required either GSE807 Environmental Measurement and Analysis (4) or GSE825 Sustainable Development: Introductory

Principles and Practices (4) 4

Required either GSE846 Heritage Interpretation and Communication (4) or GSE847 Environmental Education Programs (4) 4



Required 16cp from GSE801 ‐ GSE848 GSE855 Communication and Wildlife Management (4) GSE864 Research project (full‐time) (16) GSE866 Research Project Part A (8) GSE867 Research Project Part B (8) EDCN800 Introduction to Educational Research (4) EDCN802 Designing Educational Research (4) EDCN806 Individual Education Project 1 (4) EDCN831 Leading the Learning of New Teachers (4) EDCN882 Designing Environmental Education Programs (4) EDCN887 Resources and Networks in Environmental

Education (4)


HGEO803 Cultural Issues in Wildlife Management (4) LING960 Organisational Communication (4) MKTG813 Marketing Principles (4) 16 Required 4cp from BIOL861 Management of Australian Wildlife (4) GSE803 Science in Environmental Management (4) GSE804 Ecological Processes (4) GSE805 Air and Water Quality (4) GSE808 Management of Degraded Environments (4) GSE819 Environmental Health (4) GSE829 Pollution Control and Waste Management (4) HGEO808 Heritage and its Management (4) HGEO809 Globalisation and Sustainable Development (4) 4



Master of Environmental Management ENVM11M

Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Master of Environmental Management (MEnvMgt) Candidature length: 1.5 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 48 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below




Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired GSE800 Attitudes to the Environment (4) 4 Required GSE807 Environmental Measurement and Analysis (4) 4 Required GSE843 Environmental Decision Making (4) 4 Required GSE844 Environmental Management Practice (4) 4 Required either GSE801 Environmental Law and Policy (4) or LAW860 International Environmental Law (4) 4 Required 8cp from GSE805 Air and Water Quality (4) GSE808 Management of Degraded Environments (4) GSE811 Coastal Management (4) GSE813 Semi‐Arid Land Management (4) GSE818 Environmental Planning (4) GSE823 Corporate Environmental Management (4) GSE825 Sustainable Development: Introductory


GSE827 Education for Sustainable Development (4) GSE829 Pollution Control and Waste Management (4) GSE830 Sustainable Urban Regions (4) GSE831 International Agreements and the Environment

(4)

GSE836 Water Policy and Management (4) GSE838 Organisational Change for Sustainability (4) GSE866 Research Project Part A (8) 8 Required 8cp from BIOL867 Plant Diversity and Conservation (4) BIOL887 Biodiversity and Conservation (4) EDCN881 Teaching and Learning in Environmental

Education (4)

EDCN882 Designing Environmental Education Programs (4) ENV808 Introduction to Geographic Information Science


ENVE810 GIS Skills in Habitat and Wildlife Management (4) ENVE853 Environmental Applications of GIS and Remote

Sensing (4)

GSE804 ‐ GSE839 GSE847 Environmental Education Programs (4) GSE867 Research Project Part B (8) HGEO802 Social Impact Assessment and Cross Cultural

Negotiation (4)

HGEO808 Heritage and its Management (4) HGEO809 Globalisation and Sustainable Development (4) HGEO812 Urban Social Impact Assessment (4) LAW858 Pollution, Law and Environmental Management



(4) LAW865 Biodiversity and Biotechnology Law (4) LAW861 Local Government and Planning Law (4) 8 Required 4cp from BIOL861 Management of Australian Wildlife (4) BIOL887 Biodiversity and Conservation (4) GSE803 Science in Environmental Management (4) GSE804 Ecological Processes (4) GSE805 Air and Water Quality (4) GSE808 Management of Degraded Environments (4) GSE819 Environmental Health (4) GSE829 Pollution Control and Waste Management (4) 4 Required 4cp from GSE806 Economic Evaluation Techniques (4) GSE809 Natural Resource Economics (4) GSE810 Environmental Economics (4) 4 Required 4cp from GSE806 Economic Evaluation Techniques (4) GSE818 Environmental Planning (4) GSE845 Environmental Impact Assessment (4) HGEO802 Social Impact Assessment and Cross Cultural

Negotiation (4) 4



Master of Environmental Planning ENVP11M

Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Master of Environmental Planning (MEnvPlan) Candidature length: 1.5 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 48 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired GSE800 Attitudes to the Environment (4) 4



Required GSE801 Environmental Law and Policy (4) 4 Required GSE807 Environmental Measurement and Analysis (4) 4 Required GSE810 Environmental Economics (4) 4 Required GSE816 Local Government Approval Process (4) 4 Required GSE818 Environmental Planning (4) 4 Required GSE830 Sustainable Urban Regions (4) 4 Required either GSE843 Environmental Decision Making (4) or GSE845 Environmental Impact Assessment (4) 4 Required 16cp from BIOL861 Management of Australian Wildlife (4) GSE803 ‐ GSE831 GSE836 Water Policy and Management (4) GSE837 Special Topic in Environmental Studies (4) GSE838 Organisational Change for Sustainability (4) GSE839 Environmental Research‐Report (4) GSE844 Environmental Management Practice (4) GSE846 Heritage Interpretation and Communication (4) GSE864 Research project (full‐time) (16) GSE866 Research Project Part A (8) GSE867 Research Project Part B (8) HGEO802 Social Impact Assessment and Cross Cultural

Negotiation (4) 16



Master of Environmental Science ENVS11M

Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Master of Environmental Science (MEnvSci) Candidature length: 1.5 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 48 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below





800 level Credit PointsRequired GSE800 Attitudes to the Environment (4) 4 Required GSE807 Environmental Measurement and Analysis (4) 4 Required GSE843 Environmental Decision Making (4) 4 Required 4cp from GSE803 Science in Environmental Management (4) GSE804 Ecological Processes (4) GSE805 Air and Water Quality (4) GSE808 Management of Degraded Environments (4) GSE819 Environmental Health (4) GSE829 Pollution Control and Waste Management (4) 4 Required 20cp from BIOL860 Wildlife Project (4) BIOL861 Management of Australian Wildlife (4) BIOL887 Biodiversity and Conservation (4) ENV808 Introduction to Geographic Information Science


ENGG810 Mobile and Wireless Communication Systems (4) ENVE853 Environmental Applications of GIS and Remote

Sensing (4)

GSE804 Ecological Processes (4) GSE805 Air and Water Quality (4) GSE808 Management of Degraded Environments (4) GSE811 Coastal Management (4) GSE813 Semi‐Arid Land Management (4) GSE819 Environmental Health (4) GSE821 Workplace Practices and Skills Development (4) GSE829 Pollution Control and Waste Management (4) either GSE864 Research project (full‐time) (16) or both GSE866 Research Project Part A (8) and GSE867 Research Project Part B (8) GSE808 Management of Degraded Environments (4) 20 Required 12cp from GSE801 ‐ GSE847 GSE852 ‐ GSE856 EDCN881 ‐ EDCN883 BIOL units at 800 or 900 level CBMS units at 800 or 900 level GEOS units at 800 or 900 level HGEO units at 800 or 900 level 12



Master of Environmental Studies ENST11M

Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Master of Environmental Studies (MEnvStud)



Candidature length: 1.5 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 48 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired GSE800 Attitudes to the Environment (4) 4 Required GSE807 Environmental Measurement and Analysis (4) 4Required GSE843 Environmental Decision Making (4) 4 Required 4cp from BIOL861 Management of Australian Wildlife (4) GSE803 Science in Environmental Management (4) GSE804 Ecological Processes (4) GSE805 Air and Water Quality (4) GSE808 Management of Degraded Environments (4) GSE819 Environmental Health (4) GSE829 Pollution Control and Waste Management (4) 4 Required 32cp from EDCN881 Teaching and Learning in Environmental

Education (4)

EDCN882 Designing Environmental Education Programs (4) GSE801 ‐ GSE847 GSE852 ‐ GSE867 either GSE864 Research project (full‐time) (16) or both GSE866 Research Project Part A (8) and GSE867 Research Project Part B (8) HGEO802 Social Impact Assessment and Cross Cultural

Negotiation (4)

HGEO803 Cultural Issues in Wildlife Management (4) HGEO808 Heritage and its Management (4) HGEO809 Globalisation and Sustainable Development (4) HGEO812 Urban Social Impact Assessment (4) 32





Master of Information Technology INFT11M Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Master of Information Technology (MInfoTech) Candidature length: Please advise(full time) Attendance modes: Please advise Study period offerings: Please advise Study modes: Please advise General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32Completion of a specialisation from the list below


Specialisations: Code Specialisation INF11S Information Systems MAN11S Management NET11S Networking SOE11S Software Engineering SYS11S System Security WEB11S Web Technologies Specialisation: Information Systems INF11S Faculty: Faculty of Science Department: Department of Computing This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 32 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired ITEC810 Information Technology Project (4) 4 Required ITEC832 Enterprise Application Integration (4) 4 Required ITEC870 Advanced Database Applications Development (4) 4 Required ITEC871 Information Systems Design and Management (4) 4 Required 8cp from ITEC800 Systems Engineering Process (4) ITEC821 Requirements Engineering (4) ITEC830 XML Technologies (4)



ITEC841 Project and Risk Management (4) ITEC872 Data Mining and Business Intelligence (4) 8 Required 8cp from ITEC800 ‐ ITEC807 ITEC812 ‐ ITEC899 8 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 32 Specialisation: Management MAN11S Faculty: Faculty of Science Department: Department of Computing This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 32 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired ITEC810 Information Technology Project (4) 4 Required ITEC841 Project and Risk Management (4) 4 Required ITEC842 Enterprise Management (4) 4 Required ITEC871 Information Systems Design and Management (4) 4Required 8cp from ITEC832 Enterprise Application Integration (4) ITEC844 Strategic Project Management (4) ITEC854 Security Management (4) ITEC872 Data Mining and Business Intelligence (4) 8 Required 8cp from ITEC800 ‐ ITEC807 ITEC812 ‐ ITEC899 8 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 32 Specialisation: Networking NET11S Faculty: Faculty of Science Department: Department of Computing This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 32 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired ITEC803 Computer Networks (4) 4 Required ITEC810 Information Technology Project (4) 4



Required ITEC850 Network Management (4) 4 Required ITEC851 System and Network Technologies (4) 4 Required 8cp from ITEC801 Introduction to Distributed Systems (4) ITEC833 Web Services (4) ITEC852 Network and Systems Security (4) ITEC853 System Administration (4) ITEC854 Security Management (4) ITEC856 Operating System Programming (4) 8 Required 8cp from ITEC800 ‐ ITEC807 ITEC812 ‐ ITEC899 8 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 32 Specialisation: Software Engineering SOE11S Faculty: Faculty of Science Department: Department of Computing This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 32 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired ITEC800 Systems Engineering Process (4) 4 Required ITEC802 Object Oriented Technology (4) 4 Required ITEC810 Information Technology Project (4) 4 Required ITEC822 Advanced Programming in Software Engineering

(4) 4

Required 8cp from ITEC801 Introduction to Distributed Systems (4) ITEC821 Requirements Engineering (4) ITEC823 Agile Programming (4) ITEC824 Mobile Programming and Embedded Systems (4) ITEC825 Software Engineering for Critical Systems (4) ITEC832 Enterprise Application Integration (4) ITEC841 Project and Risk Management (4) ITEC852 Network and Systems Security (4) ITEC856 Operating System Programming (4) 8 Required 8cp from ITEC800 ‐ ITEC807 ITEC812 ‐ ITEC899 8 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 32 Specialisation: System Security SYS11S Faculty: Faculty of Science Department: Department of Computing



This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 32 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired ITEC810 Information Technology Project (4) 4 Required ITEC852 Network and Systems Security (4) 4 Required ITEC854 Security Management (4) 4 Required ITEC855 Security and Forensic Discovery (4) 4 Required 8cp from ITEC801 Introduction to Distributed Systems (4) ITEC803 Computer Networks (4) ITEC825 Software Engineering for Critical Systems (4) ITEC853 System Administration (4) ITEC856 Operating System Programming (4) 8 Required 8cp from ITEC800 ‐ ITEC807 ITEC812 ‐ ITEC899 8 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 32 Specialisation: Web Technologies WEB11S Faculty: Faculty of Science Department: Department of Computing This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 32 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired ITEC801 Introduction to Distributed Systems (4) 4 Required ITEC810 Information Technology Project (4) 4 Required ITEC830 XML Technologies (4) 4Required ITEC831 Web Applications (4) 4 Required ITEC833 Web Services (4) 4 Required 4cp from ITEC800 Systems Engineering Process (4) ITEC802 Object Oriented Technology (4) ITEC824 Mobile Programming and Embedded Systems (4) ITEC832 Enterprise Application Integration (4) ITEC870 Advanced Database Applications Development (4) 4 Required 8cp from ITEC800 ‐ ITEC807 ITEC812 ‐ ITEC899 8



TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 32 Master of Marine Science and Management MASM11M

Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Master of Marine Science and Management (MMarineSc&Mgt) Candidature length: 1 year(full time) Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired BIOL861 Management of Australian Wildlife (4) 4 Required GSE807 Environmental Measurement and Analysis (4) 4 Required GSE811 Coastal Management (4) 4 Required MAR801 Topics in Australian Marine Science (4) 4 Required 8cp from BIOL808 Palaeoenvironmental Solutions (4) BIOL860 Wildlife Project (4) BIOL887 Biodiversity and Conservation (4) BIOL905 Introduction to Coral Reefs (3) CBMS833 Functional Proteomics (4) CBMS852 Molecular Biology and Genomics (4) ENV808 Introduction to Geographic Information Science


ENVE853 Environmental Applications of GIS and Remote Sensing (4)

GEOS829 Geophysical Data Processing (4) GEOS858 Environmental Geophysics (4) GSE875 Special Topic in Wildlife and Habitat

Management 1 (4)

GSE876 Special Topic in Wildlife and Habitat Management 2 (4)

8

Required 8cp from GSE801 Environmental Law and Policy (4) GSE826 Eco‐tourism for Sustainable Development (4) GSE845 Environmental Impact Assessment (4) GSE852 Wildlife Habitat Management (4) GSE853 Wildlife Management: Principles and Practices



(4) GSE854 Biodiversity Survey and Habitat Assessment

Techniques (4)


interpretation) (4)

STAT810 Statistical Theory (4) STAT811 Generalized Linear Models (4) STAT814 Statistical Design (4) STAT821 Multivariate Analysis (4) 8



Master of Museum Studies MUS11M

Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Master of Museum Studies (MMusStud) General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired MSM843 Museum Studies Special Project B (4) 4 Required MSM844 Museum Studies Special Project A (4) 4Required MSM851 Professional Experience A (4) 4 Required MSM852 Professional Experience B (4) 4 Required 16cp from AHPG810 Archaeological Evidence (4) AHPG880 Documentary Project (4) AHPG886 Methodology in Ancient Art History (4) GEOS901 Problems in the Earth Sciences (4) GSE846 Heritage Interpretation and Communication (4) GSE847 Environmental Education Programs (4) HGEO808 Heritage and its Management (4) MHPG844 History, Culture and Museum Studies (4) MHPG847 Rewriting History (4) MSM802 Special Interest Seminar (Museums) (4) MSM804 Museums, Galleries and Collections (4)



MSM820 Museum Studies and Information Management (4)

16



Master of Radiopharmaceutical Science RADP11M

Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Master of Radiopharmaceutical Science (MRadiopharmSc) Candidature length: 1.5 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 48 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired CBMS810 Application of Nuclear Science to Medicine (4) 4 Required CBMS825 Chemical Analysis II (4) 4 Required CBMS842 Medicinal Chemistry (4) 4 Required CBMS861 Laboratory Quality Systems (4) 4 Required 32cp from CBMS803 Organic and Biological Chemistry A (4) CBMS804 Organic and Biological Chemistry B (4) CBMS831 Major Research Project in Biotechnology (16) CBMS832 Protein Discovery and Analysis (4) CBMS833 Functional Proteomics (4) CBMS837 Biochemistry and Cell Biology (4) CBMS852 Molecular Biology and Genomics (4) CBMS880 Molecular and Medical Biotechnology (4) CBMS884 Biotechnology Industry Internship (4) 32





Master of Sustainable Development SUSD11M

Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Master of Sustainable Development (MSusDev) Candidature length: 1 year(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired GSE825 Sustainable Development: Introductory


Required GSE827 Education for Sustainable Development (4) 4 Required GSE828 Research Methods for Sustainable Development

(4) 4

Required 12cp from GSE800 Attitudes to the Environment (4) GSE810 Environmental Economics (4) GSE818 Environmental Planning (4) GSE823 Corporate Environmental Management (4) GSE826 Eco‐tourism for Sustainable Development (4) GSE830 Sustainable Urban Regions (4) GSE836 Water Policy and Management (4) GSE838 Organisational Change for Sustainability (4) GSE839 Environmental Research‐Report (4) GSE843 Environmental Decision Making (4) GSE845 Environmental Impact Assessment (4) GSE847 Environmental Education Programs (4) HGEO802 Social Impact Assessment and Cross Cultural

Negotiation (4)

HGEO808 Heritage and its Management (4) HGEO809 Globalisation and Sustainable Development (4) ICOM821 Intercultural Communication (4) MGSM870 Organisational Behaviour (4) MGSM886 European Study Tour of Leading Sustainable

Organisations (8)



MGSM893 Supply Chain Management (4) MGSM897 Managing Innovation (4) MGSM985 Managing Sustainable Organisations (4) 12 Required 8cp from GSE800 ‐ GSE847 ICOM815 Communication and Power Paradigms (4) MKTG813 Marketing Principles (4) 8



Master of Wildlife Management WILM11M

Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Master of Wildlife Management (MWldMgt) Candidature length: 1 year(full time) Attendance modes: External Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired GSE852 Wildlife Habitat Management (4) 4Required GSE853 Wildlife Management: Principles and Practices

(4) 4

Required GSE854 Biodiversity Survey and Habitat Assessment Techniques (4)

4

Required GSE855 Communication and Wildlife Management (4) 4Required 8cp from BIOL861 Management of Australian Wildlife (4) BIOL867 Plant Diversity and Conservation (4) BIOL887 Biodiversity and Conservation (4) ENVE853 Environmental Applications of GIS and Remote

Sensing (4)

GSE804 Ecological Processes (4) GSE811 Coastal Management (4) GSE813 Semi‐Arid Land Management (4)



GSE826 Eco‐tourism for Sustainable Development (4) GSE827 Education for Sustainable Development (4) GSE845 Environmental Impact Assessment (4) GSE848 Capstone Project 1 (4) GSE849 Capstone Project 2 (4) GSE851 Capstone Project (8) GSE856 Wildlife Survey (design, conduct and

interpretation) (4)



HGEO803 Cultural Issues in Wildlife Management (4) 8 Required 4cp from BIOL867 Plant Diversity and Conservation (4) ENVE810 GIS Skills in Habitat and Wildlife Management (4) GSE801 Environmental Law and Policy (4) GSE806 Economic Evaluation Techniques (4) GSE816 Local Government Approval Process (4) GSE831 International Agreements and the Environment

(4)

GSE845 Environmental Impact Assessment (4) GSE856 Wildlife Survey (design, conduct and

interpretation) (4)


HGEO803 Cultural Issues in Wildlife Management (4) LAW855 Environmental Law and Sustainable

Development (4)

LAW861 Local Government and Planning Law (4) 4 Required 4cp from BIOL867 Plant Diversity and Conservation (4) ENVE810 GIS Skills in Habitat and Wildlife Management (4) GSE856 Wildlife Survey (design, conduct and

interpretation) (4)

HGEO803 Cultural Issues in Wildlife Management (4) 4 Balance of credit points required: Electives 0


Postgraduate Certificate of Applied Statistics APST31C

Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Postgraduate Certificate of Applied Statistics (PGCertAppStat) Candidature length: 0.5 years(full time) Attendance modes: Internal, External Study period offerings: Both



Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 12 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 12cp from STAT810 Statistical Theory (4) STAT811 Generalized Linear Models (4) STAT814 Statistical Design (4) STAT817 Bioinformatics (4) STAT818 Epidemiological Methods (4) STAT821 Multivariate Analysis (4) STAT822 Time Series (4) STAT823 Statistical Graphics (4) STAT826 Market Research and Forecasting (4) STAT827 Survival Analysis (4) STAT828 Data Mining (4) STAT878 Modern Computational Statistical Methods (4) STAT890 Stochastic Finance (4) 12



Postgraduate Certificate of Biostatistics BIOS31C

Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Postgraduate Certificate of Biostatistics (PGCertBiostat) Candidature length: 1 year (part time) Attendance modes: External Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 16 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below




Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 12cp from BCA802 Mathematical Background for Biostatistics (4) BCA803 Health Indicators and Health Surveys (4) BCA804 Data Management and Statistical Computing (4) BCA805 Principles of Statistical Inference (4) BCA806 Clinical Biostatistics (4) BCA807 Design of Randomised Controlled Trials (4) BCA808 Linear Models (4) BCA809 Categorical Data and Generalised Linear Models

(4)

BCA810 Bioinformatics (4) BCA811 Longitudinal and Correlated Data (4) BCA813 Advanced Clinical Trials (4) BCA814 Bayesian Statistical Methods (4) BCA817 Probability and Distribution Theory (4) STAT827 Survival Analysis (4) 12 Required 4cp from BCA801 Epidemiology (4) BCA806 Clinical Biostatistics (4) BCA807 Design of Randomised Controlled Trials (4) BCA808 Linear Models (4) BCA809 Categorical Data and Generalised Linear Models

(4)

BCA810 Bioinformatics (4) BCA811 Longitudinal and Correlated Data (4) BCA813 Advanced Clinical Trials (4) BCA814 Bayesian Statistical Methods (4) STAT827 Survival Analysis (4) 4



Postgraduate Certificate of Environmental Education ENVE31C

Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Postgraduate Certificate of Environmental Education (PGCertEnvEd) Candidature length: 1 year (part time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Part‐time






Education (4) 4

Required GSE827 Education for Sustainable Development (4) 4 Required 4cp from EDCN806 Individual Education Project 1 (4) EDCN831 Leading the Learning of New Teachers (4) GSE846 Heritage Interpretation and Communication (4) GSE847 Environmental Education Programs (4) 4 Required 4cp from EDCN882 Designing Environmental Education Programs (4) EDCN887 Resources and Networks in Environmental

Education (4)

GSE800 Attitudes to the Environment (4) GSE803 Science in Environmental Management (4) GSE826 Eco‐tourism for Sustainable Development (4) GSE828 Research Methods for Sustainable Development

(4)

GSE838 Organisational Change for Sustainability (4) GSE843 Environmental Decision Making (4) GSE846 Heritage Interpretation and Communication (4) GSE847 Environmental Education Programs (4) 4



Postgraduate Certificate of Environmental Management ENVM31C

Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Postgraduate Certificate of Environmental Management (PGCertEnvMgt) Candidature length: 1 year (part time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Part‐time





Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 12cp from GSE805 Air and Water Quality (4) GSE806 Economic Evaluation Techniques (4) GSE808 Management of Degraded Environments (4) GSE811 Coastal Management (4) GSE813 Semi‐Arid Land Management (4) GSE818 Environmental Planning (4) GSE823 Corporate Environmental Management (4) GSE826 Eco‐tourism for Sustainable Development (4) GSE827 Education for Sustainable Development (4) GSE829 Pollution Control and Waste Management (4) GSE830 Sustainable Urban Regions (4) GSE831 International Agreements and the Environment

(4)

GSE836 Water Policy and Management (4) 12 Required 4cp from GSE801 Environmental Law and Policy (4) GSE806 Economic Evaluation Techniques (4) GSE816 Local Government Approval Process (4) GSE845 Environmental Impact Assessment (4) HGEO802 Social Impact Assessment and Cross Cultural

Negotiation (4)

LAW858 Pollution, Law and Environmental Management (4)

LAW860 International Environmental Law (4) LAW861 Local Government and Planning Law (4) 4



Postgraduate Certificate of Sustainable Development SUSD31C

Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Postgraduate Certificate of Sustainable Development (PGCertSusDev) Candidature length: 1 year (part time)



Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 16 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below




Required GSE827 Education for Sustainable Development (4) 4Required GSE828 Research Methods for Sustainable Development

(4) 4


Negotiation (4)

HGEO808 Heritage and its Management (4) HGEO809 Globalisation and Sustainable Development (4) 4



Postgraduate Certificate of Wildlife Management WILM31C

Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Postgraduate Certificate of Wildlife Management (PGCertWldMgt)



Candidature length: 1 year (part time) Attendance modes: External Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 16 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired GSE852 Wildlife Habitat Management (4) 4 Required GSE853 Wildlife Management: Principles and Practices

(4) 4


4

Required GSE855 Communication and Wildlife Management (4) 4 Balance of credit points required: Electives 0


Postgraduate Diploma of Applied Statistics APST21D

Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Postgraduate Diploma of Applied Statistics (PGDipAppStat) Candidature length: 1 year(full time) Attendance modes: Internal, External Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 24 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below




Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired either STAT810 Statistical Theory (4) or STAT811 Generalized Linear Models (4) 4 Required 16cp from STAT810 Statistical Theory (4) STAT811 Generalized Linear Models (4) STAT814 Statistical Design (4) STAT817 Bioinformatics (4) STAT818 Epidemiological Methods (4) STAT821 Multivariate Analysis (4) STAT822 Time Series (4) STAT823 Statistical Graphics (4) STAT826 Market Research and Forecasting (4) STAT827 Survival Analysis (4) STAT828 Data Mining (4) STAT878 Modern Computational Statistical Methods (4) STAT890 Stochastic Finance (4) 16 Required 4cp from ACST865 Quantitative Methods in Risk Management (4) BCA803 Health Indicators and Health Surveys (4) BCA806 Clinical Biostatistics (4) BCA808 Linear Models (4) BCA810 Bioinformatics (4) BCA811 Longitudinal and Correlated Data (4) BCA813 Advanced Clinical Trials (4) BCA814 Bayesian Statistical Methods (4) ECON835 Applied Econometrics II (4) STAT810 Statistical Theory (4) STAT811 Generalized Linear Models (4) STAT814 Statistical Design (4) STAT817 Bioinformatics (4) STAT818 Epidemiological Methods (4) STAT821 Multivariate Analysis (4) STAT822 Time Series (4) STAT823 Statistical Graphics (4) STAT826 Market Research and Forecasting (4) STAT827 Survival Analysis (4) STAT828 Data Mining (4) STAT878 Modern Computational Statistical Methods (4) STAT890 Stochastic Finance (4) 4





Postgraduate Diploma of Biostatistics BIOS21D Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Postgraduate Diploma of Biostatistics (PGDipBiostat) Candidature length: 2 years (part time) Attendance modes: External Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired BCA804 Data Management and Statistical Computing (4) 4 Required BCA807 Design of Randomised Controlled Trials (4) 4 Required BCA808 Linear Models (4) 4 Required BCA809 Categorical Data and Generalised Linear Models

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Required 16cp from BCA801 Epidemiology (4) BCA802 Mathematical Background for Biostatistics (4) BCA803 Health Indicators and Health Surveys (4) BCA805 Principles of Statistical Inference (4) BCA806 Clinical Biostatistics (4) BCA810 Bioinformatics (4) BCA811 Longitudinal and Correlated Data (4) BCA813 Advanced Clinical Trials (4) BCA814 Bayesian Statistical Methods (4) BCA817 Probability and Distribution Theory (4) STAT827 Survival Analysis (4) 16



Postgraduate Diploma of Environmental Education ENVE21D

Faculty: Faculty of Science



Award: Postgraduate Diploma of Environmental Education (PGDipEnvEd) Candidature length: 1 year(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level 32 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below



Education (4) 4

Required GSE800 Attitudes to the Environment (4) 4 Required GSE827 Education for Sustainable Development (4) 4 Required GSE843 Environmental Decision Making (4) 4 Required either GSE807 Environmental Measurement and Analysis (4) or GSE825 Sustainable Development: Introductory


Required either GSE846 Heritage Interpretation and Communication (4) or GSE847 Environmental Education Programs (4) 4 Required 4cp from BIOL861 Management of Australian Wildlife (4) BIOL887 Biodiversity and Conservation (4) GSE803 Science in Environmental Management (4) GSE804 Ecological Processes (4) GSE805 Air and Water Quality (4) GSE808 Management of Degraded Environments (4) GSE819 Environmental Health (4) GSE829 Pollution Control and Waste Management (4) HGEO808 Heritage and its Management (4) HGEO809 Globalisation and Sustainable Development (4) 4 Required 4cp from GSE826 Eco‐tourism for Sustainable Development (4) GSE828 Research Methods for Sustainable Development

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GSE838 Organisational Change for Sustainability (4) 4 Balance of credit points required: Electives 0




Postgraduate Diploma of Environmental Studies ENST21D

Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Postgraduate Diploma of Environmental Studies (PGDipEnvStud) Candidature length: 1 year(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 32 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired GSE800 Attitudes to the Environment (4) 4 Required GSE807 Environmental Measurement and Analysis (4) 4 Required GSE843 Environmental Decision Making (4) 4 Required 4cp from BIOL861 Management of Australian Wildlife (4) BIOL887 Biodiversity and Conservation (4) GSE803 Science in Environmental Management (4) GSE804 Ecological Processes (4) GSE805 Air and Water Quality (4) GSE808 Management of Degraded Environments (4) GSE819 Environmental Health (4) GSE829 Pollution Control and Waste Management (4) 4 Required 16cp from BIOL861 Management of Australian Wildlife (4) EDCN881 Teaching and Learning in Environmental

Education (4)

EDCN882 Designing Environmental Education Programs (4) GSE801 ‐ GSE847 GSE852 ‐ GSE856 HGEO802 Social Impact Assessment and Cross Cultural

Negotiation (4)

HGEO808 Heritage and its Management (4) HGEO809 Globalisation and Sustainable Development (4) HGEO812 Urban Social Impact Assessment (4) 16





Postgraduate Diploma of Information Technology INFT21D

Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Postgraduate Diploma of Information Technology (PGDipInfoTech) Candidature length: Please advise(full time) Attendance modes: Please advise Study period offerings: Please advise Study modes: Please advise General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 24 Completion of a specialisation from the list below


Specialisations: Code Specialisation INF21S Information Systems MAN21S Management NET21S Networking SOE21S Software Engineering SYS21S System Security WEB21S Web Technologies Specialisation: Information Systems INF21S Faculty: Faculty of Science Department: Department of Computing This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 24 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired ITEC870 Advanced Database Applications Development (4) 4 Required ITEC871 Information Systems Design and Management (4) 4 Required 8cp from ITEC800 Systems Engineering Process (4) ITEC821 Requirements Engineering (4)



ITEC830 XML Technologies (4) ITEC832 Enterprise Application Integration (4) ITEC841 Project and Risk Management (4) ITEC872 Data Mining and Business Intelligence (4) 8 Required 8cp from ITEC800 ‐ ITEC807 ITEC812 ‐ ITEC899 8 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 24 Specialisation: Management MAN21S Faculty: Faculty of Science Department: Department of Computing This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 24 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired ITEC841 Project and Risk Management (4) 4 Required ITEC842 Enterprise Management (4) 4Required 8cp from ITEC832 Enterprise Application Integration (4) ITEC844 Strategic Project Management (4) ITEC854 Security Management (4) ITEC871 Information Systems Design and Management (4) ITEC872 Data Mining and Business Intelligence (4) 8 Required 8cp from ITEC800 ‐ ITEC807 ITEC812 ‐ ITEC899 8 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 24 Specialisation: Networking NET21S Faculty: Faculty of Science Department: Department of Computing This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 24 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired ITEC803 Computer Networks (4) 4



Required ITEC850 Network Management (4) 4 Required 8cp from ITEC833 Web Services (4) ITEC851 System and Network Technologies (4) ITEC852 Network and Systems Security (4) ITEC853 System Administration (4) ITEC854 Security Management (4) ITEC856 Operating System Programming (4) 8 Required 8cp from ITEC800 ‐ ITEC807 ITEC812 ‐ ITEC899 8 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 24 Specialisation: Software Engineering SOE21S Faculty: Faculty of Science Department: Department of Computing This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 24 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired ITEC802 Object Oriented Technology (4) 4 Required ITEC822 Advanced Programming in Software Engineering

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Required 8cp from ITEC800 Systems Engineering Process (4) ITEC821 Requirements Engineering (4) ITEC823 Agile Programming (4) ITEC824 Mobile Programming and Embedded Systems (4) ITEC825 Software Engineering for Critical Systems (4) ITEC832 Enterprise Application Integration (4) ITEC841 Project and Risk Management (4) ITEC852 Network and Systems Security (4) ITEC856 Operating System Programming (4) 8 Required 8cp from ITEC800 ‐ ITEC807 ITEC812 ‐ ITEC899 8 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 24 Specialisation: System Security SYS21S Faculty: Faculty of Science Department: Department of Computing



This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 24 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired ITEC852 Network and Systems Security (4) 4 Required ITEC855 Security and Forensic Discovery (4) 4 Required 8cp from ITEC801 Introduction to Distributed Systems (4) ITEC803 Computer Networks (4) ITEC825 Software Engineering for Critical Systems (4) ITEC853 System Administration (4) ITEC854 Security Management (4) ITEC856 Operating System Programming (4) 8 Required 8cp from ITEC800 ‐ ITEC807 ITEC812 ‐ ITEC899 8 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 24 Specialisation: Web Technologies WEB21S Faculty: Faculty of Science Department: Department of Computing This specialisation must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate. Requirements for the Specialisation: Completion of a minimum of 24 credit points including the following prescribed units: 800 level Credit PointsRequired ITEC831 Web Applications (4) 4 Required ITEC833 Web Services (4) 4 Required 8cp from ITEC800 Systems Engineering Process (4) ITEC801 Introduction to Distributed Systems (4) ITEC802 Object Oriented Technology (4) ITEC824 Mobile Programming and Embedded Systems (4) ITEC830 XML Technologies (4) ITEC832 Enterprise Application Integration (4) ITEC870 Advanced Database Applications Development (4) 8 Required 8cp from ITEC800 ‐ ITEC807 ITEC812 ‐ ITEC899 8 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 24



Postgraduate Diploma of Museum Studies MUSS21D Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Postgraduate Diploma of Museum Studies (PGDipMusStud) General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 24 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired 8cp from MSM843 Museum Studies Special Project B (4) MSM844 Museum Studies Special Project A (4) MSM851 Professional Experience A (4) MSM852 Professional Experience B (4) 8 Required 16cp from AHPG810 Archaeological Evidence (4) AHPG880 Documentary Project (4) AHPG886 Methodology in Ancient Art History (4) GSE846 Heritage Interpretation and Communication (4) GSE847 Environmental Education Programs (4) GEOS901 Problems in the Earth Sciences (4) HGEO808 Heritage and its Management (4) MHPG844 History, Culture and Museum Studies (4) MHPG847 Rewriting History (4) MSM802 Special Interest Seminar (Museums) (4) MSM804 Museums, Galleries and Collections (4) MSM820 Museum Studies and Information Management

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Postgraduate Diploma of Sustainable Development SUSD21D

Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Postgraduate Diploma of Sustainable Development (PGDipSusDev) Candidature length: 1 year(full time) Attendance modes: Internal Study period offerings: Both



Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 24 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below




Required GSE827 Education for Sustainable Development (4) 4 Required GSE828 Research Methods for Sustainable Development

(4)4


Negotiation (4)

HGEO808 Heritage and its Management (4) HGEO809 Globalisation and Sustainable Development (4) 12



Postgraduate Diploma of Wildlife Management WILM21D

Faculty: Faculty of Science Award: Postgraduate Diploma of Wildlife Management (PGDipWldMgt) Candidature length: 1 year(full time) Attendance modes: External



Study period offerings: Both Study modes: Full‐time, Part‐time General requirements: Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 24 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Specific minimum requirements: 800 level Credit PointsRequired GSE852 Wildlife Habitat Management (4) 4 Required GSE853 Wildlife Management: Principles and Practices

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4

Required GSE855 Communication and Wildlife Management (4) 4 Required 4cp from BIOL867 Plant Diversity and Conservation (4) ENVE810 GIS Skills in Habitat and Wildlife Management (4) GSE856 Wildlife Survey (design, conduct and

interpretation) (4)

HGEO803 Cultural Issues in Wildlife Management (4) 4 Required 4cp from BIOL867 Plant Diversity and Conservation (4) BIOL887 Biodiversity and Conservation (4) ENVE853 Environmental Applications of GIS and Remote

Sensing (4)

GSE801 Environmental Law and Policy (4) GSE806 Economic Evaluation Techniques (4) GSE816 Local Government Approval Process (4) GSE845 Environmental Impact Assessment (4) GSE856 Wildlife Survey (design, conduct and

interpretation) (4)


HGEO803 Cultural Issues in Wildlife Management (4) LAW855 Environmental Law and Sustainable

Development (4)

LAW861 Local Government and Planning Law (4) 4 Balance of credit points required: Electives 0



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ASQC Undergraduate Subcommittee

Minutes of the Meeting held on 5 July 2011

Present: Ms Lindie Clark (Acting Chair), Dr N Anderson, A/Prof Pamela Coutts, Dr Julian De Meyrick, Dr Michael Hitchens. In Attendance: Ms Rosalie Coe, Ms Suzanne Kelly, Mr Stephen Mu Sung, Ms Kylie Shorrock, Apologies: Ms Sue Spinks

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1. MINUTES FROM PREVIOUS MEETING The Sub-Committee approved the minutes of the meeting held on 14 June 2011, subject to the following amendment: Item 4 2011 Academic Program 4.1. AHE01 Ancient History major for continuing students Point 1 of Action – insert “AHIS” before 300.

2. BUSINESS ARISING FROM THE MINUTEES 2.1 Revised Definition of People and Planet Units The Sub-Committee noted that ASQC at its meeting on 28 June 2011 had recommended that changes be made to the Sub-Committee’s proposed criteria for the determination of People and Planet units. The Sub-Committee discussed the amended criteria and agreed to recommend some minor amendments for consideration by ASQC.

Action: the Sub-Committee agreed to recommend that the revised statement for the determination of People and Planet units be submitted to ASQC for consideration (Attachment 1).

2.2 Meetings held on 7 June and 14 June 2011

• Report to ASQC The Sub-Committee noted that the recommendations submitted for consideration by ASQC at its meeting on 28 June 2011 had been recommended to Academic Senate for approval.

Action: No action required.

• 2012 Schedule of Programs Bachelor of Community Management The Sub-Committee noted that discussions are continuing in relation to the creation of the unit BCM3XX Social Marketing and Sustainability in order to facilitate the enrolment of students in the Bachelor of Community Management program. The Sub-Committee instructed the Academic Program Section to proceed with the creation of this unit.

Action: the Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC that the unit BCM 310


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Social Marketing and Sustainability be created in order to facilitate the enrolment of students in the Bachelor of Community Management program. • 2012 Schedule of Majors

Business Information Systems The Sub-Committee noted that the Faculty of Business and Economics had submitted a revised prerequisite for ACCG250: 18cp and ACCG100(P) or ACCG106(P).

Action: No action required.

• 2011 Academic Program Proposal for revised calculation of awarding of honours for Bachelor of Engineering program The Sub-Committee had previously referred the proposal regarding the Bachelor of Engineering with honours program back to the Faculty of Science for further information. Dr Hitchens advised the meeting that the proposal had not been considered by the Faculty of Science FSQC. The Sub-Committee is still waiting for the proposal to be resubmitted.

Action: Advise Dr Rein Vesilio that FSQC endorsement will be needed before the Sub-Committee can consider this proposal. Provide a copy of the Law Honours policy statement to Dr Vesilio and suggest that the Engineering Honours policy may need to be framed to take into account different commencement dates of students.

2.3 Graduate Programs in Course Finder The Sub-Committee discussed an issue which has arisen in relation to the location of Graduate Certificate and Graduate Diploma Programs in Course Finder. Mr Mu Sung informed the meeting that Graduate Certificates and Graduate Diplomas are deemed to be ‘postgraduate’ programs by UAC. The University regards them as ‘undergraduate’ programs. The Sub-Committee noted that these programs had not yet been recommended for renewal. It was agreed that a separate ‘tab” should be developed in Course Finder, the Handbook Database and Admin Manager so that these programs can be placed in the correct hierarchical location in these databases (i.e. separate from both Undergraduate and Postgraduate programs).

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC that appropriate development work be undertaken in Course Finder, the Handbook Database and Admin Manager so that the entries for the Graduate Diploma and Graduate Certificate programs can be placed in the correct hierarchical location in these databases.

3. 2012 ACADEMIC PROGRAM 3.1 Proposal for Honours degree of Bachelor of Marketing and Media The introduction of the degree of Bachelor of Marketing and Media was approved by Academic Senate in February 2011. The Faculty of Business and Economics has advised that the proposal for the introduction of this degree also referred to the offering of a separate honours program. As part of the undergraduate curriculum renewal, it has been agreed that any new undergraduate bachelor degree may be accompanied by a matching honours degree.

Action: the Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC that the Honours Degree of Bachelor of Marketing and Media (BMktgMedia(Hons)) be introduced from 1 January 2012.

3.2 Proposals for New Units


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The Faculty of Arts has submitted proposals for the introduction of three new units from 2012: LEX 300, LAW 511 and LAW599. In reviewing the proposals for LEX 300, LAW 511 and LAW 599, the Sub-Committee noted that the request to designate these units as “Social Science” units requires endorsement by the Bachelor of Social Science Committee.

Action: The Macquarie School of Law be advised to submit the proposals for the introduction of LEX 300, LAW 551 and LAW 599 to the Bachelor of Social Science Committee for assessment of their eligibility to be designated as Social Science units.

The Sub-Commmittee also noted that the School of Law’s accompanying memo regarding these three units (dated 31 May) indicated that the intention was to amend the LLB Programs of Study to require completion of either LAW 551 or LAW 488 or LAW 599. The Sub-Committee noted that, should the relevant new units be approved, the School of Law will need to complete and submit for approval a ‘Late Amendments to the 2012 Schedule of Programs/Majors’ form to give effect to this intention.

Action: The Macquarie School of Law be advised to submit for approval a ‘Late Amendments to the 2012 Schedule of Programs/Majors’ form to give effect to the intention to require completion of either LAW 551 or LAW 488 or LAW 599.

Comments in relation to the individual units are as follows: LEX 300 Social Innovation, Governance and Professional Leadership This unit provides students with the opportunity to interact with multi-disciplinary panels of practitioners from industry, government, NGO’s, professional organizations and public advocacy groups. The Sub-Committee identified a number of areas in the proposal which require clarification:

Action: The Sub-Committee requests the Macquarie School of Law to provide the following further information: i) The current prerequisite would allow a student to enrol in this unit in their

second year of study. The Sub-Committee noted that if the School of Law wished to restrict enrolment to students further advanced in their studies, a prerequisite of 39cp would be more appropriate.

ii) What is the availability for internal students. This is not indicated in the proposal.

iii) The unit assessment details are not consistent with the spirit of the assessment procedure as group assignments (where the contribution of individual students cannot be discerned) appear to constitute 50% of the grade for the unit. The School of Law needs to show how the proposed assessment regime for the unit is consistent with the Assessment Procedure in this regard.

iv) The Learning Outcomes need to be expressed correctly. The Sub-Committee noted that the Learning Outcomes in the LAW 551 proposal provide a good model of how Learning Outcomes should be expressed.

LAW 551 Professional and Community Engagement In this unit students will engage in work-integrated learning and reflective practice to understand their future roles as legal professionals in the workplace and broader community.

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC that LAW 551 be approved for introduction, subject to the clarification of the following issues i) Should the NCCW be listed as LAW 488? ii) Why is the prerequisite for LAW 551 different to LAW 599, when both units appear to

require a similar level of maturity and proficiency in Law?


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LAW 599 Legal Governance and Professional Leadership In this unit, students will interact with multi-disciplinary panels of practitioners from the legal profession, industry, government, NGO’s. professional organizations and public advocacy groups. The Sub-Committee identified a number of areas in the proposal which require clarification.

Action: The Sub-Committee requests the Macquarie School of Law to provide the following further information: i) What is the availability for internal students? This is not indicated in the

proposal. ii) The unit assessment details are not consistent with the spirit of the

assessment procedure as group assignments (where the contribution of individual students cannot be discerned) appear to constitute 50% of the grade for the unit. The School of Law needs to show how the proposed assessment regime for the unit is consistent with the Assessment Procedure in this regard.

iii) The Learning Outcomes need to be expressed correctly. The Sub-Committee noted that the Learning Outcomes in the LAW 551 proposal provide a good model of how Learning Outcomes should be expressed.

iv) Why is the prerequisite for LAW 599 different to LAW 551 when both units appear to require a similar level of maturity and Proficiency in Law?

3.3 Proposals for Participation Units The Faculty of Arts has proposed that the following units be added to the Schedule of Participation Units for 2012: LAW 488 Access to Justice This unit provides for specialized internship opportunities that promote access to justice. The community engagement criteria is fulfilled by the creation of a partnership between Macquarie University and a government, non-government or private entity. The Learning & Teaching criteria are also satisfied.

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC that LAW 488 Access to Justice be added to the Schedule of Participation Units for 2012.

LAW 551 Professional and Community Engagement LAW 551 accommodates a range of professional and community engagement opportunities. It fulfils the community engagement criteria by involving the creation of a partnership between Macquarie University and private, government and non-government entities. These organizations fully integrate students into their operational activities and as such contribute directly to their core activities. The Learning & Teaching criteria are also satisfied.

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC that LAW 551 Professional and Community Engagement be added to the Schedule of Participation Units for 2012, subject to approval being given for the introduction of the unit.

LAW 599 Legal Governance and Professional Leadership This unit will encourage students to maximize their interaction with the professional panelists during the formal proceedings of the unit and to be open to continuing that interaction beyond the completion of the unit. The Sub-Committee agreed that the unit meets the Community Engagement criterion, but queried the extent and quality of the interaction between students and the “professional panelists”.

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC that LAW 599 Legal Governance and Professional Leadership be added to the Schedule of Participation


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Units for 2012, subject to approval being given for the introduction of the unit. The Sub-Committee also agreed to refer the following issue to the PACE Advisory Committee for advice back to ASQC and Academic Senate:

What is the minimum amount of contact required between a student and a partner organization in order for a unit to satisfy the experiential learning requirements of the Participation Criteria?

LEX 300 Social Innovation, Governance and Professional Leadership This unit will encourage students to maximize their interaction with the professional panelists during the formal proceedings of the unit and to be open to continuing that interaction beyond the completion of the unit. The Sub-Committee agreed that the unit meets the Community Engagement criterion, but queried the quality of the interaction between students and the “professional panelists”.

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC that LEX 300 Social Innovation, Governance and Professional Leadership be added to the Schedule of Participation Units for 2012, subject to approval being given for the introduction of the unit. The Sub-Committee also agreed to refer the following issue to the PACE Advisory Committee for advice back to ASQC and Academic Senate:

What is the minimum amount of contact required between a student and a partner organization in order for a unit to satisfy the experiential learning requirements of the Participation Criteria?

MAS 350 Media Internship MAS 350 is an internship unit which fulfils the community engagement criteria by involving the creation of a partnership between Macquarie University (through the student) and a government, non-government or private entity. The Learning & Teaching criteria are also satisfied.

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC that MAS 350 Media Internship be added to the Schedule of Participation Units for 2012.

MMCS321 Arts Practicum MMCS321 is also an internship unit which fulfils the community engagement criteria by involving the creation of a partnership between Macquarie University (through the student) and a government, non-government or private entity that has a role in facilitating artistic creativity within the community. The Learning & teaching criteria are also satisfied.

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC that MMCS321 Arts Practicum be added to the Schedule of Participation Units for 2012.

The Faculty of Science has proposed that the following units be added to the Schedule of Participation Units for 2012: BIOL388 Advanced Science (Biology) This unit is an internship unit for students in the Biology stream of the Bachelor of Advanced Science. It aims to provide students with experience in a professional research environment and enables them to contribute knowledge acquired through their study at Macquarie University to the community. The Sub-Committee noted that no Workload Table had been provided in the proposal, meaning that the unit could not be fully assessed against the Participation Criteria.

Action: Request the Department of Biological Sciences to submit the Student


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Workload Table for BIOL388. CBMS308 Chemical Analysis II CBMS Chemical Analysis II provides students with the opportunity to understand advanced aspects of chemical analysis. In order to do so effectively, the unit requires students to participate in laboratory placements with off-campus partner organizations. The Sub-Committee discussed the proposal to add CBMS308 to the Schedule of Participation Units for 2012 and agreed that at this stage it could not recommend this proposal to ASQC.

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed that the Faculty of Science be asked to provide the following additional information in relation to the proposal to add CBMS308 to the Schedule of Participation Units: i) A clear statement outlining what benefits the partner organization will gain

from the student’s participation in their workplace. While the benefits to the student are clear, at present the proposal does not adequately demonstrate reciprocity/mutual benefit for the partner.

ii) Provision of a statement outlining the arrangements in place to ensure that partner organizations reflect the ethical standards of the University, as required by the Participation Criteria.

ENGG400 Industry Experience The Sub-Committee noted that the accreditation of the Bachelor of Engineering program requires engineering students to complete a minimum of 12 weeks of professional work experience in the broader engineering community. This professional work experience is assessed at Macquarie University in the unit ENGG400 Industry Experience. This unit fulfills the community engagement and Learning & Teaching participation criteria.

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC that ENGG400 Industry Experience be added to the Schedule of Participation Units for 2012.

PHTN310 Industry Project PHTN310 Industry Project is the Capstone unit for the Photonics major in the Bachelor of Science. During discussion of the proposal to add PHTN310 to the Schedule of Participation Units, it was noted that there was insufficient information provided to determine how the partner organizations would be assessed as meeting the ethical standards of the University.

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to request the Faculty of Science to provide a statement outlining the arrangements in place to ensure that partner organizations reflect the ethical standards of the University, as required by the Participation Criteria. It was further agreed that the Acting Chair be delegated authority to recommend to ASQC that PHTN310 be added to the Schedule of Participation Units, subject to the provision of appropriate information from the Faculty of Science.

The Faculty of Business and Economics has proposed that the following units be added to the Schedule of Participation Units for 2012. BBA 360 Business Project This unit provides an opportunity for students to engage with the community through a major project analyzing an organisation’s strategy, structure, social responsibility and culture. As part of the project students are required to conduct primary research with the chosen organization. This unit fulfills the community engagement and Learning & Teaching participation criteria.

Action: the Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC that BBA 360 Business Project be added to the Schedule of Participation Units for 2012.


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MKTG203 Consumer Behaviour This unit provides an opportunity for students to engage with the community through the development of three group reports analyzing consume behavior in South East Asia. In discussing this proposal the Sub-Committee felt that there was insufficient evidence of an appropriate level of interaction between the students and the partner organization. The Sub-Committee was also concerned about the level of risk in designing a unit around a relationship with just one partner organization, querying what would happen to the unit if the relationship with Nielsen fell through. The Sub-Committee also identified that further information was required regarding: demonstrated reciprocity with the partner organization for all students undertaking the unit (not just the Top Five who present their work to Nielsen executives), how the new format of the unit fits with the content of the existing unit, and what elements in this unit differentiate it from a regular “industry case study”.

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed that at this stage it was not willing to recommend that MKTG203 be added to the Schedule of Participation Units. The FBE Academic Director of Participation (and Unit Convenor of MKTG203) will be invited to the Sub-Committee’s next meeting to discuss and address the Committee’s concerns.

MKTG304 Marketing Project This unit provides an opportunity for students to engage with the community through a semester long project focused on marketing systems analysis. The Sub-Committee identified similar issues as those listed above for MKTG203, with the exception that this unit does not focus on just one partner organization..

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed that at this stage it was not willing to recommend that MKTG304 be added to the Schedule of Participation Units. The FBE Academic Director of Participation (and Unit Convenor of MKTG304) will be invited to the Sub-Committee’s next meeting to discuss and address .the Committee’s concerns

3.4 Late Amendments to the 2012 Schedule of Majors Biology Major (BI01) The Sub-Committee discussed the request from the Faculty of Science for the addition of the unit BIOL313 Plants: Cells to Ecosystems to the range of Capstone units from which a student may choose in order to fulfill the Capstone Unit requirement in the Biology Major. It was noted that if BIOL313 now contains new content which would justify its designation as a Capstone unit, a new unit code would need to be allocated. Members of the Sub-Committee agreed that further information was required before it could recommend to ASQC that BIOL313 be added to the Biology major.

Action: that the Faculty of Science be requested to provide the following information:

i) Completion of the form Proposal to Nominate Existing Unit as a Capstone in 2012.

ii) Is BIOL313 being added to the Biology major permanently, or is the addition for 2012 only? If it is being added permanently, should it be NCCW with BIOL347 in light of overlapping capstone content?

iii) Comment on the Sub-Committee’s recommendation that the Department of Biological Sciences consider introducing a single Capstone unit for 2013 which could be tailored to the specific needs of students in the various ‘streams’ of the Biology curriculum.

Interactivity and Games (ITG01)


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The Faculty of Arts has queried the ownership in 2012 of the major Interactivity and Games. The major was originally jointly proposed by the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Science, to be owned by the Faculty of Science as a qualifying major for the degree of Bachelor of Arts. Following discussion between the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Science, it has been agreed that the Faculty of Arts should be the ‘owner’ of the Interactivity and Games major.

Action: the Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC that the Interactivity and Games major be deemed to be owned by the Faculty of Arts.

3.5 Schedule of Programs – Certificate in Ancient Languages, Certificate in Languages, Diploma in Ancient Languages, Diploma in Languages The Sub-Committee reviewed the Schedule of Programs for the Certificate in Ancient Languages, Certificate in Languages, Diploma in Ancient Languages and the Diploma in Languages. During discussion it was noted that the Macedonian stream was being discontinued from 2012.

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC that the study patterns MCDN03 Diploma in Languages in Macedonian and MCDN04 Certificate in Languages – Macedonian be discontinued with effect from 31 December 2011.

The Sub-Committee also queried the statement in the Diploma in Ancient Languages (ANCH01) which indicated “At least three units from the same language must be completed”. This is problematic for some languages (e.g. Coptic and Hebrew) as there are only two “language” units from these streams in the study pattern. It was agreed that further advice should be requested from Ancient History regarding this issue.

Action: Request advice from the Department of Ancient History as to how students can complete the Diploma of Ancient Languages in Hebrew or Coptic when there are not three language units on offer in those languages.

No other issues were identified in the schedule of programs for Certificates and Diplomas.

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC that the schedule of programs for the Certificate in Ancient Languages, Certificate in Languages, Diploma in Ancient Languages and the Diploma in Languages be approved (Attachment 2).

3.6 2012 Schedule of Undergraduate Units 3.6.1 Exchange Units The Committee reviewed the list of Exchange Units owned by the Faculty of Business and Economics and agreed to recommend that they be designated as Commerce/Economics units. It is hoped that the number of manual undergraduate qualifications that will need to be processed will be reduced by adding the Commerce/Economics designation to these units.

Action: the Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC that Exchange Units owned by the Faculty of Business and Economics be designated as Commerce/Economics units (Attachment 3).

3.6.2 Late Amendments to the 2012 Schedule of Units Change of Code - PHYS159 Physics for Global Citizens The Faculty of Science has submitted a request for the change of name of the unit PHYS159 Physics for Global Citizens. This unit was added to the Schedule of People and Planet units from 2011 and the treatment of its content has changed as a result of the unit being designated as a planet unit. The Sub-Committee queried whether this unit should be recoded as well as having a change of unit title.


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Action: The Sub-Committee requests the Faculty of Science to provide the following additional information: i) Is the change in content being implemented for the scheduled offering in the

second half year, 2011? ii) If the change in content being implemented in for the scheduled offering in

2012, a change of code request will need to be submitted. 3.6.3 OUA Schedule of Undergraduate Units The draft OUA Schedule of Undergraduate Units for 2012 was noted by the Sub-Committee. The following units, which have been included in the schedule have not yet been recommended for approval by the Faculty of Arts, FSQC: ANT151, ANT202, PLT310, PLT350, PLT390. Dr Anderson informed the Sub-Committee that the unit CLT340 Genre Writing, requires the designation of Capstone to be removed as the Capstone unit in that program is CLT370 Advanced Research in Cultural Studies.

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC: i) that the 2012 OUA Schedule of Undergraduate Units be approved (Attachment

4). The units ANT151, ANT202, PLT310, PLT350, PLT390 will not be included in the 2012 OUA Schedule of Undergraduate Units at this stage as they have not been through the appropriate approval processes.

ii) that the Capstone unit designation for CLT340 Genre Writing be rescinded. 4. UNDERGRADUATE ISSUES 4.1 Prerequisites for Summer School Units The Committee discussed a paper prepared by Ms Tanya Kysa, Manager Academic Services, Centre for Open Education, regarding prerequisites for units offered in the Summer School program. The paper indicated that a request had been received to amend the prerequisites for two units to be offered in the 2012 Summer School program. The prerequisites would be different from those listed for the 2011 semester-based offerings of the units. The listing of different prerequisites for different study periods is not academically appropriate and causes confusion among students. The Sub-Committee endorsed the principle that for 2012 and all future Summer School teaching periods the prerequisites listed against the unit in the Schedule of Units apply across all teaching periods/offerings, including Summer School

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend that ASQC endorse the above principle. The Sub-Committee further agreed to recommend that the question of which particular year’s Schedule of Units should apply to units offered in the Summer School (i.e. the Schedule of the year “prior” or the Schedule for the “coming” year) should be referred to the Summer Session Implementation Steering Committee for resolution.

5. TRANSITION ARRANGEMENTS AT THE END OF 2012

At the end of 2012 all students will be required to move into programs under the new curriculum. To ensure the smooth transition of students it was agreed that a Working Party be established to consider principles that should apply to the resolution of any issues and problems which may arise in relation to transferring students enrolled in pre-2010 programs of study. This Working Party should also be charged with recommending (a) a strategy for communicating with students about the transition arrangements and (b) the appropriate format and membership of a “troubleshooting group” to deal with any unforeseen problems relating to transition as they arise. It is proposed that the Working Party comprise

Dean of Students (Chair) Mr Bradley Windon, Coursework Studies Section Mr Jonathan Wiley, Academic Program Section Ms Francoise Ware, Academic Program Section


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Ms Suzanne Kelly, Student Systems and Business Solutions Nominee from PR and Marketing Associate Dean, Learning and Teaching, Faculty of Arts (or nominee) A/P Pamela Coutts, Faculty of Human Sciences

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC that a Working Party be established to determine principles for resolving issues and problems surrounding the transfer of pre-2010 students into new curriculum programs.

6. OTHER BUSINESS 6.1 OUA Diploma in Ancient History At its meeting on 14 June 2011, the Sub-Committee considered a proposal which had been submitted by the Faculty of Arts for the introduction of a Diploma in Ancient History to be offered through Open Universities Australia. The Sub-Committee did not recommend that the program be approved for introduction in 2012 as a similar program is not offered through Macquarie University. The Sub-Committee was subsequently provided with a list of arguments to justify the introduction of this program by the Department. The Sub-Committee considered these arguments in some detail. During discussions it was noted that the proposed introduction of this Diploma is inconsistent with the current Diploma Rules which require a student to have been admitted to candidature for a course leading to a degree at this University; or have qualified for admission to a degree at the University, or to hold from another university or other tertiary institution, qualifications approved by a relevant committee appointed by Academic Senate as equivalent to the requirement of qualifying for admission to a degree at the University. The Sub-Committee also reaffirmed its previous advice that the principle exists that for a program to be offered through OUA, there must be a corresponding program available at the University. The Sub-Committee noted that the proposed introduction of a Diploma in Ancient History via OUA would create a pathway to a qualification for OUA BA students that is not available to students enrolled in the Macquarie BA. For all these reasons, it was concluded that the introduction of an OUA Diploma as proposed would break completely new ground for the University and was not a step to be taken lightly. The Sub-Committee therefore confirmed its earlier decision not to recommend the introduction of this program.

Action: the Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC that its earlier recommendation that the OUA Diploma in Ancient History not be approved for introduction be confirmed.

7. NEXT MEETING The next meeting of the ASQC Undergraduate Subcommittee will be held on Tuesday 2 August 2011 at 2.00pm in Room 311 of the Lincoln Building (C8A).


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Attachment 1

ASQC Undergraduate Sub-Committee

DEFINITION OF PEOPLE AND PLANET UNITS

The Sub-Committee had previously discussed the definition and intentions for People and Planet units and determined that input from the Provost would be beneficial. The Provost attended an extraordinary meeting of the Undergraduate Sub-Committee to provide the broad definition which clearly described the philosophy behind the introduction of people and planet units into the curriculum.

The definition for People units is: What it means to live in the social world.

The definition for Planet units is: What it means to live in the physical world.

While it was determined that these were very simplistic definitions which were deliberately broad, in order to implement, operationally it was essential that a criteria needed to be developed. With the introduction of the new curriculum in 2010 the Committee was under pressure to ensure that there was enough choice of People and Planet units spread across all faculties, encouraging breadth (getting students to look outside their main area of study). After some discussion it was agreed that while the initial criteria followed in 2009 were exceptionally broad to ensure enough existing units could be designated people or planet, it is now time to review and tighten those criteria to meet some specific aspirational goals for these units. A review of all People and Planet units was foreshadowed to be undertaken during 2012 for implementation in 2014. All existing People and Planet units will need to be assessed for People or Planet unit designation against the new principles and criteria. Faculties should consider carefully which ones they want to retain and should also consider developing custom built units that meet the revised principles and criteria. Principles and Criteria: 1) Every department should have the opportunity to offer either a People or Planet unit. 2) If a unit is a required unit in a program, it cannot count as a People or Planet unit in that

program. 3) People units should enable students to develop cultural or social literacy, while Planet units

should enable students to develop scientific literacy. 4) People and Planet units must provide the opportunity to develop all of the following graduate

capabilities: Effective communication; Engaged and Ethical Local and Global citizens; Socially and Environmentally Active and Responsible.

5) At least one assessment task worth at least 20% should be clearly aligned to the graduate capabilities and the unit’s People or Planet status.

Submissions for all new or renewed People and Planet units will be due by middle of 2012 for implementation in 2014. Until then no further people or planet units will be approved.


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Attachment 2

Schedule of Undergraduate Programs: 2012 (IN PREPARATION) DIVISION: Faculty of Arts ANCH01: Ancient Languages - DiplomaMajor: Ancient LanguagesStudy Pattern: Ancient Languages - DiplomaCode: ANCH01 Department: Department of Ancient HistoryDivision: Faculty of ArtsUAC preference Award to be conferredN/A DipAncLang

General Requirements:Number of credit points required for the award 24


Total credit points

100 level

Core 24 cp from AHIS208Ancient Greek A (3) AHIS209Ancient Greek B (3)AHIS218Latin A (3)AHIS219Latin B (3)

AHIS249Ancient History Special Topic A (3) AHIS258Classical Hebrew A (3)AHIS259Classical Hebrew B (3)AHIS268Coptic I (3)AHIS269Coptic II (3)AHIS278Egyptian Hieroglyphs A (3)AHIS279Egyptian Hieroglyphs B (3)AHIS308Greek C (3)AHIS309Greek D (3)AHIS318Latin C (3)AHIS319Latin D (3)

AHIS345Ancient Near Eastern Documents (3)

AHIS349 Ancient History Special Topic B (3) AHIS368Advanced Coptic Texts (3)

AHIS371Egypt in the Old Kingdom (3)

AHIS372Egypt in the Middle Kingdom (3)

AHIS373Egypt in the New Kingdom (3) 24

Electives Balance of credit points requiredTOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED FOR THIS PROGRAM 24

Notes


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At least three units from the same language must be completed

ANCH04: Ancient Languages - CertificateMajor: Ancient LanguagesStudy Pattern: Ancient Languages - CertificateCode: ANCH04 Department: Department of Ancient HistoryDivision: Faculty of ArtsUAC preference Award to be conferredN/A CertAncLang



Total credit points

100 level

Core 12 cp from AHIS208Ancient Greek A (3) AHIS209Ancient Greek B (3)AHIS218Latin A (3)AHIS219Latin B (3)

AHIS249Ancient History Special Topic A (3) AHIS258Classical Hebrew A (3)AHIS259Classical Hebrew B (3)AHIS268Coptic I (3)AHIS269Coptic II (3)AHIS278Egyptian Hieroglyphs A (3)AHIS279Egyptian Hieroglyphs B (3)AHIS308Greek C (3)AHIS309Greek D (3)AHIS318Latin C (3)AHIS319Latin D (3)

AHIS345Ancient Near Eastern Documents (3)

AHIS349 Ancient History Special Topic B (3) AHIS368Advanced Coptic Texts (3)

AHIS371Egypt in the Old Kingdom (3)

AHIS372Egypt in the Middle Kingdom (3)

AHIS373Egypt in the New Kingdom (3) 12


Notes At least two units from the same language must be completed

CHNS01: Chinese - Certificate Major: Chinese Study Pattern: Chinese - Certificate


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Code: CHNS01 Department: Department of International StudiesDivision: Faculty of ArtsUAC preference Award to be conferredN/A CertLang



Total credit points

100 level

Core 12 cp from CHN104 Introductory Chinese I (3) CHN105 Introductory Chinese II (3)

CHN148 Basic Spoken Chinese for Heritage Learners I (3)

CHN149 Basic Spoken Chinese for Heritage Learners II (3)

CHN208 TraditionalIntermediate Chinese Culture and Society I (for Background Speakers) I (3)

CHN209 TraditionalIntermediate Chinese Culture and Society II (for Background Speakers) II (3)

CHN222 Introduction to Classical Chinese (3)(2013) CHN223 Intermediate Chinese III (3)CHN232 Intermediate Chinese I (3)CHN233 Intermediate Chinese II (3)CHN240 History of Chinese Literature (3)

CHN242 Chinese Literature from Hong Kong and Taiwan (3) CHN251 Modern Chinese Literature (3)CHN260 Classical Chinese Literature (3)

CHN265 Intermediate Residential Short Unit (3) CHN320 Advanced Chinese I (3)CHN321 Advanced Chinese II (3)CHN330 The Chinese Classics (3)CHN378 Chinese Research Project (3) 12


CHNS02: Chinese - Diploma Major: Chinese Study Pattern: Chinese - DiplomaCode: CHNS02 Department: Department of International StudiesDivision: Faculty of ArtsUAC preference Award to be conferredN/A DipLang


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Total credit points

100 level

Core 24 cp from CHN104 Introductory Chinese I (3) CHN105 Introductory Chinese II (3)

CHN148 Basic Spoken Chinese for Heritage Learners I (3)

CHN149 Basic Spoken Chinese for Heritage Learners II (3)

CHN208 TraditionalIntermediate Chinese Culture and Society I (for Background Speakers) I (3)

CHN209 TraditionalIntermediate Chinese Culture and Society II (for Background Speakers) II (3)

CHN222 Introduction to Classical Chinese (3)CHN223 Intermediate Chinese III (3)CHN232 Intermediate Chinese I (3)CHN233 Intermediate Chinese II (3)CHN240 History of Chinese Literature (3)

CHN242 Chinese Literature from Hong Kong and Taiwan (3) CHN251 Modern Chinese Literature (3)CHN260 Classical Chinese Literature (3)

CHN265 Intermediate Residential Short Unit (3) CHN320 Advanced Chinese I (3)CHN321 Advanced Chinese II (3)CHN330 The Chinese Classics (3)CHN378 Chinese Research Project (3) 24


CRTN03: Croatian - Diploma Major: Croatian Study Pattern: Croatian - DiplomaCode: CRTN03 Department: Department of International StudiesDivision: Faculty of ArtsUAC preference Award to be conferredN/A DipLang



Total credit points

100 level

Core 24 cp from CRO108 Croatian Culture and Civilisation (3) CRO150 Introductory Croatian I (3)CRO155 Introductory Croatian II (3)

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CRO161 Introductory Croatian III (3)

CRO180 Introductory Residential Unit in Croatia (3) CRO230 Croatian Literature (3)CRO250 Intermediate Croatian I (3)CRO255 Intermediate Croatian II (3)

CRO280 Intermediate Residential Short Unit in Croatia (3)

CRO330 Croatian Drama, Theatre, Film and Media (3) CRO350 Advanced Croatian I (3)CRO355 Advanced Croatian II (3)CRO360 Advanced Croatian III (3)CRO365 Advanced Croatian IV (3)CRO378 Croatian Research Option (3)

CRO380 Advanced Residential Short Unit in Croatia (3) EUL301 In-Country Study Unit I (6)EUL310 In-Country Study Unit IA (3)EUL320 In-Country Study Unit IIA (3) 24


CRTN04: Croatian - Certificate Major: Croatian Study Pattern: Croatian - CertificateCode: CRTN04 Department: Department of International StudiesDivision: Faculty of ArtsUAC preference Award to be conferredN/A CertLang



Total credit points

100 level

Core 12 cp from CRO108 Croatian Culture and Civilisation (3) CRO150 Introductory Croatian I (3)CRO155 Introductory Croatian II (3)CRO161 Introductory Croatian III (3)

CRO180 Introductory Residential Unit in Croatia (3) CRO230 Croatian Literature (3)CRO250 Intermediate Croatian I (3)CRO255 Intermediate Croatian II (3)

CRO280 Intermediate Residential Short Unit in Croatia (3)

CRO330 Croatian Drama, Theatre, Film and Media (3) CRO350 Advanced Croatian I (3)CRO355 Advanced Croatian II (3)CRO360 Advanced Croatian III (3)


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CRO365 Advanced Croatian IV (3)CRO378 Croatian Research Option (3)

CRO380 Advanced Residential Short Unit in Croatia (3) EUL301 In-Country Study Unit I (6) 12


FRNC03: French - Diploma Major: French Study Pattern: French - DiplomaCode: FRNC03 Department: Department of International StudiesDivision: Faculty of ArtsUAC preference Award to be conferredN/A DipLang



Total credit points

100 level

Core 24 cp from FRN122 Introductory French I (3) FRN123 Introductory French II (3)FRN125 Introductory French III (3)

FRN131 Introductory French Residential Short Unit (3) FRN226 Intermediate French I (3)FRN227 Intermediate French II (3)

FRN231 Intermediate French Residential Short Unit (3) FRN246 French Literary Texts (3)

FRN331 Advanced French Residential Short Unit (3) FRN336 Advanced French I (3)FRN337 Advanced French II (3)FRN348 Advanced French III (3)FRN349 Advanced French IV (3)FRN370 French Translation (3)

FRN373 French Language and Cultural Values (3) FRN378 French Research Option (3)EUL301 In-Country Study Unit I (6)EUL310 In-Country Study Unit IA (3)EUL320 In-Country Study Unit IIA (3) 24


FRNC04: French - Certificate Major: French Study Pattern: French - CertificateCode: FRNC04


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Department: Department of International StudiesDivision: Faculty of ArtsUAC preference Award to be conferredN/A CertLang



Total credit points

100 level

Core 12 cp from FRN122 Introductory French I (3) FRN123 Introductory French II (3)FRN125 Introductory French III (3)

FRN131 Introductory French Residential Short Unit (3) FRN226 Intermediate French I (3)FRN227 Intermediate French II (3)

FRN231 Intermediate French Residential Short Unit (3) FRN246 French Literary Texts (3)

FRN331 Advanced French Residential Short Unit (3) FRN336 Advanced French I (3)FRN337 Advanced French II (3)FRN348 Advanced French III (3)FRN349 Advanced French IV (3)FRN370 French Translation (3)

FRN373 French Language and Cultural Values (3) FRN378 French Research Option (3)EUL301 In-Country Study Unit I (6) 12


GRMN03: German - Diploma Major: German Study Pattern: German - DiplomaCode: GRMN03 Department: Department of International StudiesDivision: Faculty of ArtsUAC preference Award to be conferredN/A DipLang



Total credit points

100 level

Core 24 cp from GMN104 Introductory German I (3) GMN105 Introductory German II (3)GMN133 Introductory German III (3)


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GMN199 Beginners' Residential Short Unit (3)

GMN275 German Literature and Culture (3) GMN287 Intermediate German I (3)GMN288 Intermediate German II (3)

GMN299 Intermediate Residential Short Unit (3) GMN310 Advanced German I (3)GMN311 Advanced German II (3)GMN314 Advanced German III (3)GMN315 Advanced German IV (3)

GMN360 The German Language in Use -Variation and Change (3)

GMN361 Berlin - A Window to German Culture and History (3)

GMN362 Advanced Residential Short Unit (3)

GMN363 Germany - An Intercultural Perspective (3) GMN398 German Research Option (3)EUL301 In-Country Study Unit I (6)EUL310 In-Country Study Unit IA (3)EUL320 In-Country Study Unit IIA (3) 24


GRMN04: German - Certificate Major: German Study Pattern: German - CertificateCode: GRMN04 Department: Department of International StudiesDivision: Faculty of ArtsUAC preference Award to be conferredN/A CertLang



Total credit points

100 level

Core 12 cp from GMN104 Introductory German I (3) GMN105 Introductory German II (3)GMN133 Introductory German III (3)

GMN199 Beginners' Residential Short Unit (3)

GMN275 German Literature and Culture (3) GMN287 Intermediate German I (3)GMN288 Intermediate German II (3)

GMN299 Intermediate Residential Short Unit (3) GMN310 Advanced German I (3)


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GMN311 Advanced German II (3)GMN314 Advanced German III (3)GMN315 Advanced German IV (3)

GMN360 The German Language in Use -Variation and Change (3)

GMN361 Berlin - A Window to German Culture and History (3)

GMN362 Advanced Residential Short Unit (3)

GMN363 Germany - An Intercultural Perspective (3) GMN398 German Research Option (3)EUL301 In-Country Study Unit I (6) 12


ITLN03: Italian - Diploma Major: Italian Study Pattern: Italian - DiplomaCode: ITLN03 Department: Department of International StudiesDivision: Faculty of ArtsUAC preference Award to be conferredN/A DipLang



Total credit points

100 level

Core 24 cp from ITL102 Introductory Italian I (3) ITL103 Introductory Italian II (3)ITL106 Introductory Italian III (3)

ITL109 Beginners' Residential Short Unit in Italy (3) ITL203 Readings in Italian (3)ITL204 Facets of Italy (3)

ITL209 Intermediate Residential Short Unit in Italy (3) ITL210 Intermediate Italian I (3)ITL211 Intermediate Italian II (3)

ITL302 Contemporary Italian Literature (3)

ITL305 Advanced Residential Short Unit in Italy (3) ITL306 Italian Cinema (3)ITL308 The Italian Renaissance (3)ITL310 Advanced Italian I (3)ITL311 Advanced Italian II (3)ITL348 Advanced Italian III (3)ITL349 Advanced Italian IV (3)ITL378 Italian Research Option (3)EUL301 In-Country Study Unit I (6)


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EUL310 In-Country Study Unit IA (3)EUL320 In-Country Study Unit IIA (3) 24


ITLN04: Italian - Certificate Major: Italian Study Pattern: Italian - CertificateCode: ITLN04 Department: Department of International StudiesDivision: Faculty of ArtsUAC preference Award to be conferredN/A CertLang



Total credit points

100 level

Core 12 cp from ITL102 Introductory Italian I (3) ITL103 Introductory Italian II (3)ITL106 Introductory Italian III (3)

ITL109 Beginners' Residential Short Unit in Italy (3) ITL203 Readings in Italian (3)ITL204 Facets of Italy (3)

ITL209 Intermediate Residential Short Unit in Italy (3) ITL210 Intermediate Italian I (3)ITL211 Intermediate Italian II (3)

ITL302 Contemporary Italian Literature (3)

ITL305 Advanced Residential Short Unit in Italy (3) ITL306 Italian Cinema (3)ITL308 The Italian Renaissance (3)ITL310 Advanced Italian I (3)ITL311 Advanced Italian II (3)ITL348 Advanced Italian III (3)ITL349 Advanced Italian IV (3)ITL378 Italian Research Option (3)EUL301 In-Country Study Unit I (6) 12


JPNS01: Japanese - Diploma Major: Japanese Study Pattern: Japanese - DiplomaCode: JPNS01 Department: Department of International StudiesDivision: Faculty of ArtsUAC preference Award to be conferred


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N/A DipLang

General Requirements:Number of credit points required for the award 24 and completion of other specific requirements as set out below --


Total credit points

100 level

Core 24 cp from JPS101 Introductory Japanese I (3) JPS102 Introductory Japanese II (3)

JPS113 Japanese Writing in Context for Non Kanji Background Learners (3) JPS111 Introductory Spoken Japanese I (3)

JPS112 Introductory Spoken Japanese II (3)

JPS114 Introductory Japanese Reading Unit (3) JPS211 Intermediate Spoken Japanese I (3)

JPS212 Intermediate Spoken Japanese II (3)

JPS223 Intertexuality and the Tale of Genji (3) JPS201 Intermediate Japanese I (3)JPS202 Intermediate Japanese II (3)

JPS213 Intermediate Japanese Translation and Writing Workshop (3) JPS311 Advanced Spoken Japanese (3)JPS315 Japanese Mass Media Workshop (3)JPS301 Advanced Japanese I (3)JPS302 Advanced Japanese II (3)

JPS313 Advanced Japanese Translation and Writing Workshop (3) JPS314 Reading for Special Purposes (3)JPS303 Advanced Japanese III (3)JPS304 Advanced Japanese IV (3)

JPS316 Intercultural Perspectives: Japanese and English (3) 24


JPNS02: Japanese - Certificate Major: Japanese Study Pattern: Japanese - CertificateCode: JPNS02 Department: Department of International StudiesDivision: Faculty of ArtsUAC preference Award to be conferredN/A CertLang




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Total credit points

100 level

Core 12 cp from JPS101 Introductory Japanese I (3) JPS102 Introductory Japanese II (3)

JPS113 Japanese Writing in Context for Non Kanji Background Learners (3) JPS111 Introductory Spoken Japanese I (3)

JPS112 Introductory Spoken Japanese II (3)

JPS114 Introductory Japanese Reading Unit (3) JPS211 Intermediate Spoken Japanese I (3)

JPS212 Intermediate Spoken Japanese II (3)

JPS223 Intertexuality and the Tale of Genji (3) JPS201 Intermediate Japanese I (3)JPS202 Intermediate Japanese II (3)

JPS213 Intermediate Japanese Translation and Writing Workshop (3)

JPS214 Intermediate Japanese Reading Unit (3) JPS311 Advanced Spoken Japanese (3)JPS315 Japanese Mass Media Workshop (3)JPS301 Advanced Japanese I (3)JPS302 Advanced Japanese II (3)

JPS313 Advanced Japanese Translation and Writing Workshop (3) JPS314 Reading for Special Purposes (3)JPS303 Advanced Japanese III (3)JPS304 Advanced Japanese IV (3)

JPS316 Intercultural Perspectives: Japanese and English (3) 12


MCDN03: Macedonian - Diploma Major: Macedonian Study Pattern: Macedonian - DiplomaCode: MCDN03 Department: Department of International StudiesDivision: Faculty of ArtsUAC preference Award to be conferredN/A DipLang



Total credit points

100 level


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Core 24 cp from MCD230Macedonian Literature I (3)

MCD330Macedonian Literature II (3) MCD336Advanced Macedonian I (3)MCD337Advanced Macedonian II (3)

MCD348Advanced Macedonian III (3) MCD349Advanced Macedonian IV (3)

MCD379Macedonian Research Option (3)

EUL301In-Country Study Unit I (6)

EUL310In-Country Study Unit IA (3)

EUL320In-Country Study Unit IIA (3) 24


MCDN04: Macedonian - CertificateMajor: Macedonian Study Pattern: Macedonian - CertificateCode: MCDN04 Department: Department of International StudiesDivision: Faculty of ArtsUAC preference Award to be conferredN/A CertLang



Total credit points

100 level

Core 12 cp from MCD230Macedonian Literature I (3)

MCD330Macedonian Literature II (3) MCD336Advanced Macedonian I (3)MCD337Advanced Macedonian II (3)

MCD348Advanced Macedonian III (3) MCD349Advanced Macedonian IV (3)

MCD379Macedonian Research Option (3)

EUL301In-Country Study Unit I (6) 12


MDGK03: Modern Greek - Diploma Major: Modern Greek Study Pattern: Modern Greek - DiplomaCode: MDGK03


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Department: Department of International StudiesDivision: Faculty of ArtsUAC preference Award to be conferredN/A DipLang



Total credit points

100 level

Core 24 cp from MGK101Introductory Modern Greek I (3)

MGK102Introductory Modern Greek II (3)

MGK121Modern Greek History and Culture (3)

MGK205Intermediate Modern Greek I (3)

MGK206Intermediate Modern Greek II (3)

MGK230Intermediate Residential Short Unit (3)

MGK231Greek for Special Purposes (3) MGK304Modern Greek Translation (3)

MGK306History of the Greek Language (3)

MGK330Advanced Residential Short Unit (3) MGK336Advanced Modern Greek I (3)MGK337Advanced Modern Greek II (3)MGK348Advanced Modern Greek III (3)MGK349Advanced Modern Greek IV (3)

MGK378Modern Greek Research Option (3) EUL301In-Country Study Unit I (6)EUL310In-Country Study Unit IA (3)EUL320In-Country Study Unit IIA (3) 24

Electives Balance of credit points requiredTOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED FOR THIS PROGRAM 24MDGK04: Modern Greek - CertificateMajor: Modern Greek Study Pattern: Modern Greek - CertificateCode: MDGK04 Department: Department of International StudiesDivision: Faculty of ArtsUAC preference Award to be conferredN/A CertLang



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100 level

Core 12 cp from MGK101Introductory Modern Greek I (3)

MGK102Introductory Modern Greek II (3)

MGK121Modern Greek History and Culture (3)

MGK205Intermediate Modern Greek I (3)

MGK206Intermediate Modern Greek II (3)

MGK230Intermediate Residential Short Unit (3)

MGK231Greek for Special Purposes (3) MGK304Modern Greek Translation (3)

MGK306History of the Greek Language (3)

MGK330Advanced Residential Short Unit (3) MGK336Advanced Modern Greek I (3)MGK337Advanced Modern Greek II (3)MGK348Advanced Modern Greek III (3)MGK349Advanced Modern Greek IV (3)

MGK378Modern Greek Research Option (3) EUL301In-Country Study Unit I (6) 12


PLSH03: Polish - Diploma Major: Polish Study Pattern: Polish - DiplomaCode: PLSH03 Department: Department of International StudiesDivision: Faculty of ArtsUAC preference Award to be conferredN/A DipLang



Total credit points

100 level

Core 24 cp from PLH120 Introductory Polish I (3) PLH121 Introductory Polish II (3)

PLH131 Introductory Polish Residential Short Unit (3) PLH125 Introductory Polish III (3)PLH220 Intermediate Polish I (3)PLH221 Intermediate Polish II (3)PLH222 Intermediate Polish III (3)


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PLH231 Intermediate Polish Residential Short Unit (3) PLH324 Advanced Polish (3)PLH325 Modern Polish Theatre (3)

PLH326 Modern Polish Prose and Poetry (3)

PLH331 Advanced Polish Residential Short Unit (3) EUL301 In-Country Study Unit I (6)EUL307 Europe: Unity and Diversity (3)EUL310 In-Country Study Unit IA (3)EUL320 In-Country Study Unit IIA (3) 24


PLSH04: Polish - Certificate Major: Polish Study Pattern: Polish - CertificateCode: PLSH04 Department: Department of International StudiesDivision: Faculty of ArtsUAC preference Award to be conferredN/A CertLang



Total credit points

100 level

Core 12 cp from PLH120 Introductory Polish I (3) PLH121 Introductory Polish II (3)PLH125 Introductory Polish III (3)

PLH131 Introductory Polish Residential Short Unit (3) PLH220 Intermediate Polish I (3)PLH221 Intermediate Polish II (3)PLH222 Intermediate Polish III (3)

PLH231 Intermediate Polish Residential Short Unit (3) PLH324 Advanced Polish (3)PLH325 Modern Polish Theatre (3)

PLH326 Modern Polish Prose and Poetry (3)

PLH331 Advanced Polish Residential Short Unit (3) EUL301 In-Country Study Unit I (6) 12


RUSN03: Russian - Diploma Major: Russian Study Pattern: Russian - DiplomaCode: RUSN03


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Department: Department of International StudiesDivision: Faculty of ArtsUAC preference Award to be conferredN/A DipLang



Total credit points

100 level

Core 24 cp from RSN105 Russian Society and Culture (3)

RSN140 Beginners' Residential Unit in Russia (3) RSN150 Introductory Russian I (3)RSN155 Introductory Russian II (3)RSN160 Introductory Russian III (3)

RSN240 Intermediate Residential Unit in Russia (3) RSN250 Intermediate Russian I (3)RSN255 Intermediate Russian II (3)RSN305 Women in Russian Culture (3)RSN325 Russian Cinema (3)

RSN340 Advanced Residential Unit in Russia (3) RSN350 Advanced Russian I (3)RSN355 Advanced Russian II (3)RSN360 Advanced Russian III (3)RSN365 Advanced Russian IV (3)RSN378 Russian Research Option (3)EUL301 In-Country Study Unit I (6)EUL310 In-Country Study Unit IA (3)EUL320 In-Country Study Unit IIA (3) 24


RUSN04: Russian - Certificate Major: Russian Study Pattern: Russian - CertificateCode: RUSN04 Department: Department of International StudiesDivision: Faculty of ArtsUAC preference Award to be conferredN/A CertLang



Total credit points

100 level

Core 12 cp from RSN105 Russian Society and Culture (3) RSN140 Beginners' Residential Unit in


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Russia (3) RSN150 Introductory Russian I (3)RSN155 Introductory Russian II (3)RSN160 Introductory Russian III (3)

RSN240 Intermediate Residential Unit in Russia (3) RSN250 Intermediate Russian I (3)RSN255 Intermediate Russian II (3)RSN305 Women in Russian Culture (3)RSN325 Russian Cinema (3)

RSN340 Advanced Residential Unit in Russia (3) RSN350 Advanced Russian I (3)RSN355 Advanced Russian II (3)RSN360 Advanced Russian III (3)RSN365 Advanced Russian IV (3)RSN378 Russian Research Option (3)EUL301 In-Country Study Unit I (6) 12


SPNH03: Spanish - Diploma Major: Spanish Study Pattern: Spanish - DiplomaCode: SPNH03 Department: Department of International StudiesDivision: Faculty of ArtsUAC preference Award to be conferredN/A DipLang



Total credit points

100 level

Core 24 cp from SPN101 Introductory Spanish I (3) SPN102 Introductory Spanish II (3)SPN103 Introductory Spanish III (3)

SPN120 Introductory Spanish Residential Short Unit (3) SPN201 Intermediate Spanish I (3)SPN202 Intermediate Spanish II (3)SPN210 Passion and Repression (3)

SPN220 Intermediate Spanish Residential Short Unit (3) SPN301 Advanced Spanish I (3)SPN302 Advanced Spanish II (3)SPN303 Advanced Spanish III (3)SPN304 Advanced Spanish IV (3)

SPN320 Advanced Spanish Residential Short Unit (3) SPN325 Rebellion and Change (3)


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EUL301 In-Country Study Unit I (6)EUL310 In-Country Study Unit IA (3)EUL320 In-Country Study Unit IIA (3) 24


SPNH04: Spanish - Certificate Major: Spanish Study Pattern: Spanish - CertificateCode: SPNH04 Department: Department of International StudiesDivision: Faculty of ArtsUAC preference Award to be conferredN/A CertLang



Total credit points

100 level

Core 12 cp from SPN101 Introductory Spanish I (3) SPN102 Introductory Spanish II (3)SPN103 Introductory Spanish III (3)

SPN120 Introductory Spanish Residential Short Unit (3) SPN201 Intermediate Spanish I (3)SPN202 Intermediate Spanish II (3)SPN210 Passion and Repression (3)

SPN220 Intermediate Spanish Residential Short Unit (3) SPN301 Advanced Spanish I (3)SPN302 Advanced Spanish II (3)SPN303 Advanced Spanish III (3)SPN304 Advanced Spanish IV (3)

SPN320 Advanced Spanish Residential Short Unit (3) SPN325 Rebellion and Change (3)EUL301 In-Country Study Unit I (6) 12



List of Exchange units owned by FBE

APS 16 May 2011

Study Pk Cd

Study PK Ver Full Title Stage

Cat Type Category Type Desc

Credit Value

Owning Org Unit Code Owning Organisational Unit Name

Study Pk Sort Code

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EXBA204 1 EX Business Administration 204Active 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 2 1070 Dept of Marketing and Management EXBA204EXBA205 1 EX Business Administration 205Active 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 1 1070 Dept of Marketing and Management EXBA205EXBA206 1 EX Business Administration 206Active 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 2 1070 Dept of Marketing and Management EXBA206EXBA207 1 EX Business Administration 207Active 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 3 1070 Dept of Marketing and Management EXBA207EXBA208 1 EX Business Administration 208Active 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 2 1070 Dept of Marketing and Management EXBA208EXBA209 1 EX Business Administration 209Active 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 2 1070 Dept of Marketing and Management EXBA209EXBA300 1 EX Business Administration 300Active 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 3 1070 Dept of Marketing and Management EXBA300EXBA301 1 EX Business Administration 301Phasing Out 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 3 1070 Dept of Marketing and Management EXBA301EXBA301 2 EX Business Administration 301Active 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 3 1070 Dept of Marketing and Management EXBA301EXBA302 1 EX Business Administration 302Phasing Out 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 3 1070 Dept of Marketing and Management EXBA302EXBA302 2 EX Business Administration 302Active 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 3 1070 Dept of Marketing and Management EXBA302EXBA303 1 EX Business Administration 303Phasing Out 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 4 1070 Dept of Marketing and Management EXBA303EXBA303 2 EX Business Administration 303Active 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 4 1070 Dept of Marketing and Management EXBA303EXBA304 1 EX Business Administration 304Phasing Out 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 4 1070 Dept of Marketing and Management EXBA304EXBA305 1 EX Business Administration 305Phasing Out 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 3 1070 Dept of Marketing and Management EXBA305EXBA305 2 EX Business Administration 305Active 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 3 1070 Dept of Marketing and Management EXBA305EXBA306 1 EX Business Administration 306Phasing Out 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 3 1070 Dept of Marketing and Management EXBA306EXBA306 2 EX Business Administration 306Active 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 3 1070 Dept of Marketing and Management EXBA306EXBA307 1 EX Business Administration 307Phasing Out 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 3 1070 Dept of Marketing and Management EXBA307EXBA307 2 EX Business Administration 307Active 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 3 1070 Dept of Marketing and Management EXBA307EXBA308 1 EX Business Administration 308Phasing Out 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 2 1070 Dept of Marketing and Management EXBA308EXBA308 2 EX Business Administration 308Active 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 2 1070 Dept of Marketing and Management EXBA308EXBA320 1 EX Business Administration 320Active 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 2 1070 Dept of Marketing and Management EXBA320EXBA330 1 EX Business Administration 330Active 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 3 1070 Dept of Marketing and Management EXBA330EXBA400 1 EX Business Administration 400Phasing Out 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 4 1070 Dept of Marketing and Management EXBA400EXBA400 2 EX Business Administration 400Active 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 4 1070 Dept of Marketing and Management EXBA400EXBL130 1 EX Business Law 130 Active 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 3 1030 Dept of Accounting and Corporate Governance EXBL130EXBL200 1 EX‐Business Law Phasing Out 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 2 1090 Dept of Business Law EXBL200EXBL200 2 EX‐Business Law Active 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 2 1030 Dept of Accounting and Corporate Governance EXBL200EXBL201 1 EX Business Law 201 Phasing Out 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 3 1090 Dept of Business Law EXBL201EXBL201 2 EX Business Law 201 Active 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 3 1030 Dept of Accounting and Corporate Governance EXBL201EXBL202 1 EX‐Business Law 202 Phasing Out 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 1 1090 Dept of Business Law EXBL202EXBL202 2 EX‐Business Law 202 Active 422 Exchange (Outbound) U 1 1030 Dept of Accounting and Corporate Governance EXBL202


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MQ CODE 2011 OUA CODE AMIS CODE TITLE CONVENORSFaculty of Arts

ANTH106 ANT110 ANT 110 Drugs Across Cultures Mr Tim LynchANTH151 ANT151 ANT151 Human Evolution and Diversity Mr Tim LynchANTH202 ANT202 ANT202 The Anthropology of Illness and Healing Mr Tim LynchCUL120 CLT110 CLT 110 Text Image and Culture Ms Lara PalomboCUL121 CLT120 CLT 120 Vision, Visuality and Everyday Life Ms Lara PalomboCUL221 CLT210 CLT 210 Australian Cultural Studies Ms Lara PalomboCUL223 CLT220 CLT 220 Graffiti, Kitsch and Trash: Crimes of Style Ms Lara PalomboCUL240 CLT230 CLT 230

gAesthetics Ms Lara Palombo

CUL321 CLT310 CLT 310 Unassimilable Bodies: unAustralian Cultural Studies Ms Lara PalomboCUL323 CLT320 CLT 320 Asian Cultural Studies Ms Lara PalomboCUL340 CLT340 CLT 340 Genre Writing Ms Lara PalomboCUL350 CLT370 CLT 370 Advanced Research in Cultural Studies ** Ms Lara Palombo

ENGL120 ENG110 ENG 110 Approaches to English Literature Dr Geoff PayneENGL201 ENG210 ENG 210 Creative Writing: A Practical Introduction Dr Geoff PayneENGL204 ENG211 ENG 211 Literature and Culture: Representations of the Medieval Dr Geoff PayneENGL310 ENG315 ENG 315 Contemporary Australian Children's Literature Dr Geoff PayneENGL314 ENG320 ENG 320 Victorian Literature Culture Dr Geoff PayneENGL307 ENG340 ENG 340 Creative Writing Project Dr Geoff PayneENGL309 ENG360 ENG 360 Shakespeare Dr Geoff PayneENGL389 ENG390 ENG 390 Textual Practices ** Dr Geoff PayneAHIS110 HIST130 HST 130 The Fall of the Roman Republic Dr Peter KeeganAHIST140 HST140 HST 140 Myth in the Ancient World Dr Ian Plant

HST155 HST 155 Archaeology and the Early History of Israel Dr Stephen LlewelynAHIS208 HST200 HST 200 Ancient Greek Dr Peter KeeganAHIS241/341 HST225 HST 225 Alexander the Great and the Hellenistic Age Dr Chris ForbesAHIS218 HST230 HST 230 Latin A Dr Peter KeeganAHIS242/342 HST240 HST 240 The Roman Eastern Frontier Dr Peter KeeganAHIS254 HST245 HST 245 The Dead Sea Scrolls: Context and Content Dr Peter Keegan

DRAFT OUA SCHEDULE OF UNDERGRADUATE UNITS FOR 2012 - 30 June 2011

16/07/2011 Draft_2012_OUA UG_Schedule_300611


MQ CODE 2011 OUA CODE AMIS CODE TITLE CONVENORS

AHIS253 HST250 HST 250 Pagans, Jews and Christians: Athens and Jeruselum Dr Peter KeeganAHIS221 HST255 HST 255 From Constantine to Justinian: Church and State in Late Antiquity Dr Peter KeeganAHMG202 HST260 HST 260 The Olympic Games, Ancient and Modern A/Prof Paul McKechnie

HST265 HST 265 Art and Architecture Through Roman Eyes Dr Peter KeeganAHIS320 HST330. HST 330 Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire Dr Andrew Gillett

HST335 HST 335 Sparta and Greece: Archaic and Classical A/Prof Paul McKechnieAHIS331 HST340 HST 340 Prehistory to Pompeii: Archaeology in Ancient Italy Dr Peter Keegan

HST350 HST 350 Animals in the Ancient World Dr Linda EvansHST390 HST 390 Ancient History ** Dr Peter Keegan

LEX102 LEG102 LEG 102 Sustainability, Science and the Law Mr Con PapasMHIS109 HST110 HST 110 The Making of Australia Dr Matthew BaileyMHIS114 HST120 HST 120 The World Since 1945: An Australian Perspective Dr Matthew BaileyMHIS121 HST150 HST 150 The Worlds of Early Modern Europe Dr Matthew Bailey

MHIS245 HST210 HST 210 Currency Lasses and Chesty Bonds: Gender in Australian History Dr Matthew Bailey

MHIS211 HST220 HST 220 War and Peace in World History Dr Matthew BaileyMHIS321 HST310 HST 310 Twentieth Century Europe Dr Matthew BaileyMHIS302 HST320 HST 320 Australian History since 1901 Dr Matthew BaileyMHIS365 HST370 HST 370 From the Beats to Big Brother, Popular Culture Since the 1950's Dr Matthew BaileyMHIS300 HST380 HST 380 Making History ** Dr Matthew BaileyJPS101 JPE101 JPE 101 Introductory Japanese I Mio BryceJPS102 JPE102 JPE 102 Introductory Japanese II Mio BryceJPS201 JPE201 JPE 201 Intermediate Japanese I Mio BryceJPS202 JPE202 JPE 202 Intermediate Japanese II Mio BrycePHL132 PHI110 PHI 110 Philosophy, Morality and Society Dr Jenny Duke-YongePHL137 PHI120 PHI 120 Critical Thinking Dr Jenny Duke-YongePHL131 PHI130 PHI 130 Mind, Meaning and Metaphysics Dr Jenny Duke-YongePHL242 PHI210 PHI 210 Practical Ethics Dr Jenny Duke-YongePHL262 PHI220 PHI 220 Body and Mind Dr Jenny Duke-YongePHL264 PHI230 PHI 230 Business and Professional Ethics Dr Jenny Duke-Yonge




PHL363 PHI310 PHI 310 Philosophy and Cognitive Science Dr Jenny Duke-YongePHL357 PHI320 PHI 320 Theories of Justice Dr Jenny Duke-YongePHL365 PHI350 PHI 350 Film and Philosophy Dr Jenny Duke-YongePHL354 PHI370 PHI 370 Philosophy ** Dr Jenny Duke-Yonge

POL101 PLT110 PLT 110 Australian Politics in a Global Context Dr Steve Chavura

POL108 PLT120 PLT 120 Introduction to Global Politics Dr Steve Chavura

POL201 PLT210 PLT 210Contemporary Issues in Australian Politics: Race, Nation, Class and Gender Dr Steve Chavura

POL206 PLT220 PLT 220 Power and Legitimacy in Modern Political Thought Dr Steve Chavura

POL304 PLT310 PLT 310 States and Nations Dr Steve Chavura

POL308 PLT350 PLT 350 Australian Foreign Policy Dr Steve Chavura

POL307 PLT370 PLT 370 Australian Public Policy Dr Steve Chavura

POL399 PLT390 PLT 390 Political Thought in Action ** Dr Steve Chavura

SOC175 SGY110 SGY 110 Australian and Global Society Dr Sheila Watkins

SOC180 SGY120 SGY 120 Introduction to Popular Culture and Society Dr Sheila Watkins

SOC235 SGY220 SGY 220 Power, Difference and Recognition Dr Sheila WatkinsSOC234 SGY240 SGY 240 Methods of Social Research Dr Sheila WatkinsSOC279 SGY280 SGY 280 Sociology of Media Dr Sheila WatkinsSOC298 SGY290 SGY 290 Generations: Childhood, Adulthood, Old Age Dr Sheila Watkins

SOC372 SGY310 SGY 310 Human Services: Organisations, Structures and Policy Dr Sheila Watkins

SOC379 SGY320 SGY 320 The Sociology of the Public Sphere Dr Sheila Watkins

GEN311 SGY355 SGY 355Naughty Boys, Bad Girls: Gender and Discipline at Home and at School Dr Sheila Watkins

SOC365 SGY360 SGY 360 The Intimate Sphere: Love, Friendship and Family Dr Sheila Watkins




SOC325 SGY370 SGY 370 Understanding Contemporary Societies ** Dr Sheila Watkins

SPN101 SPS101 SPS 101 Introductory Spanish I Jane Hanley

SPN102 SPS102 SPS 102 Introductory Spanish II Jane Hanley

SPN201 SPS201 SPS 201 Intermediate Spanish I Jane Hanley

SPN202 SPS202 SPS 202 Intermediate Spanish II Jane Hanley

Faculty of Business and Economics

BBA111 PSY130 PGY 130 Organisational Behaviour Dr Alan Bull

Faculty of Human Sciences

EDUC105 EDU110 EDU 110 Education: The Psychological Context Dr Wayne Leahy

EDUC106 EDU120 EDU 120 Education: The Social and Historical Context Dr David SaltmarshEDUC258 EDU250 EDU 250 Mathematics in the Primary School Dr Michael CavanaghEDUC371 EDU310 EDU 310 Teaching Beginning Reading Ms Louella Freeman

LING291 LST210 LST 210 Writing in English Mr Michael Lewis

PSY235 PSY210 PGY 210 Developmental Psychology Dr Wayne Warburton

Faculty of ScienceBBE100 SCI140 SCI 140 Introduction to Brain, Behaviour and Evolution Dr Ken Cheng

** Capstone Unit

Note: ANT151, ANT202, PLT310, PLT350, PLT390 - not yet approved by Faculty of Arts FSQC. Consideration is pend



STUDY PERIOD DEGREE Comments

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1,2, 3, 4 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University1,2, 3, 4 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University

1, 3 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University Name change from Introduction to English1, 3 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 2, 4 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 2, 3 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 1, 2 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 2, 3 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 1, 3 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 2, 3 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 2, 4 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 2, 3 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University

2, 3, 4 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 3 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University

2, 4 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 4 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University

1, 4 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 3, 4 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University




2, 4 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 1, 3 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 1, 3 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 3, 4 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 3, 4 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 1, 3 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 3 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University

3, 4 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 3 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University

1, 2, 3 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 1, 2, 4 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 2, 3 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University

1, 2, 4 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University

3, 4 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University

2, 3 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 3, 4 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 1, 2 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 1, 3 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 2, 4 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 2, 4 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 2, 4 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 2, 4 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University 2, 4 Bachelor of Arts, Macquarie University

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ASQC Undergraduate Subcommittee

Minutes of the meeting held on 8 July 2011

Attending Members: Ms Lindie Clark (Acting Chair), Associate Professor Pamela Coutts, Dr Julian De Meyrick In Attendance: Ms Rosalie Coe, Ms Suzanne Kelly, Ms Kylie Shorrock, Ms Radha Pathy Apologies: Dr Nicole Anderson, Dr Michael Hitchens, Ms Sue Spinks

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1. RETENTION AND RENEWAL OF GRADUATE DIPLOMAS AND GRADUATE CERTIFICATES (File No.

11/635) As part of the undergraduate curriculum renewal all existing Graduate Diplomas and Graduate Certificates are being reviewed to align with the newly established principles. The Sub-Committee considered proposals for retention and renewal of existing awards, proposals for new awards, proposals for discontinuance of existing awards and reviewed proposed program structures for awards which had previously been approved for introduction in 2012. In reviewing the proposals put forward by faculties, the Sub-Committee applied the principles determined by the ASQC Working Party on Graduate Diplomas and Certificates which have been approved by Academic Senate. The Committee noted the recent recommendation made by the Academic Standards and Quality Committee to Academic Senate in respect of revised nomenclature for Postgraduate Diploma and Postgraduate Certificate Awards. Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC i) That the award of Graduate Certificate should be identified in the Rules as a “Graduate Certificate of

XXX” and the award of Graduate Diploma should be identified in the Rules as “Graduate Diploma of XXX”. Where a Graduate Diploma contains majors, these will be referred to as “major in YYY”. This change of nomenclature is to be effective for all Graduate Certificate and Graduate Diploma programs from 1 January 2012. Awards under the pre-2012 Rules will continue to be known as “Graduate Certificate in XXX” and “Graduate Diploma in XXX”.

ii) That the following award abbreviations be approved: • Graduate Certificate of Arts (GCertArts) (File No. 11/409) • Graduate Diploma of Arts (GDipArts) (File No. 11/411) • Graduate Certificate of Science (GCertSc) (File No. 11/410) • Graduate Diploma of Science (GDipSc) (File No. 11/412)

1.1 Faculty of Human Sciences

1.1.1 Retention and Renewal of Named awards Graduate Diploma in Early Childhood (File No. A96/280) The Faculty of Human Sciences submitted proposals for the renewal and retention of the Graduate Diploma in Early Childhood as two new awards, Graduate Diploma in Early Childhood Teaching and the Graduate Diploma of Advanced Studies in Early Childhood. The introduction of the Graduate Diploma in Early Childhood Teaching is in response to significant policy reform and expansion of the early childhood sector in Australia. The Graduate Diploma in Early Childhood Teaching provides an opportunity for primary qualified teachers to obtain the necessary qualifications to meet these new requirements. The Graduate Diploma of Advanced Studies in Early Childhood will provide an opportunity for three year qualified teachers to obtain the necessary qualifications to meet the new requirements for four year qualified teachers.


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The Sub-Committee reviewed the program templates for both new awards and identified a minor change to the template for the Graduate Diploma of Advanced Studies in Early Childhood. Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC i) That the award of Graduate Diploma in Early Childhood be discontinued with effect from 31

December 2011. ii) That the award of Graduate Diploma of Early Childhood Teaching (GDipECTeach) be

introduced with effect from 1 January 2012. iii) That the template for the Graduate Diploma of Early Childhood Teaching be approved . iv) That the award of Graduate Diploma of Advanced Studies in Early Childhood (GDipAdvStEC)

be introduced with effect from 1 January 2012. v) That the template for the Graduate Diploma of Advanced Studies in Early Childhood be

approved, subject to clarification of the wording contained in the template. vi) That following programs of study be discontinued with effect from 31 December 2011:

ECHS05, ECHS06, and ECHS07. Graduate Diploma in Psychology (File No. A92-322) The Graduate Diploma in Psychology is an APAC accredited program that represents part of the requisite training towards registration as a Psychologist. The total credit point requirement of this program does not comply with the normal requirement credit point requirement for a Graduate Diploma because the accreditation requirements of APAC necessitates the completion of units which total 33 credit points. Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC i) That the award of Graduate Diploma of Psychology (GDipPsych) be approved for retention

and renewal from 2012. ii) That the template for the Graduate Diploma of Psychology be approved. Graduate Diploma in Education (File No. A90/252) The Graduate Diploma in Education is the University’s graduate entry second teaching qualification. The program is accredited with the NSW Institute of Teachers until the end of 2013, when it will cease to be available for new enrolments at Macquarie University. Associate Professor Coutts informed the Sub-Committee that from 2014 the minimum requirement for a graduate teaching qualification must equate to two years of effective full-time study. Therefore, a request to reinstate the deleted award of BEd (Secondary) from 2014 will be made as part of proposals for the 2014 academic program. The Sub-Committee identified that the program template required minor amendments in order to facilitate a clearer understanding of requirements. Action: the Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC i) That the award of Graduate Diploma of Education (GDipEd) be approved for retention and

renewal from 2012. ii) That the program template for the Graduate Diploma of Education be approved.


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1.1.2 Revised Program Structures for New Awards approved for introduction in 2012 Graduate Diploma in Advanced Psychology (File No. 11/640) The introduction of the Graduate Diploma in Advanced Psychology, as a replacement for the Postgraduate Diploma in Psychology, was recommended for approval by ASQC at its meeting on 24 May 2011. The Sub-Committee reviewed the program template and determined that a minor amendment was required to facilitate a clearer interpretation of program requirements. Action: the Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC i) The introduction of the Graduate Diploma of Advanced Psychology (GDipAdvPsych)

from 1 January 2012 be confirmed. ii) That the program template for the Graduate Diploma of Advanced Psychology be approved. Graduate Diploma in Speech and Communication (File No. 11/788) The introduction of the Graduate Diploma in Speech and Communication was recommended for approval by ASQC at its meeting on 24 May 2011. Action: the Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC i) That the introduction of the Graduate Diploma of Speech and Communication

(GDipSphComm) from 1 January 2012 be confirmed. ii) That the program template for the Graduate Diploma of Speech and Communication be

approved. Graduate Certificate in Speech and Communication (File No. 11/789) The introduction of the exit award of Graduate Certificate in Speech and Communication was recommended for approval by ASQC at its meeting on 24 May 2011. Action: the Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC i) The introduction of the exit award of Graduate Certificate of Speech and

Communication (GCertSphComm) from 1 January 2012 be confirmed. ii) That the template for the exit award of Graduate Certificate of Speech and Communication be

approved.

1.2 Faculty of Arts

1.2.1 Retention and Renewal of Named awards Graduate Diploma in Anthropology (File No. A99/299) The Committee reviewed the proposal submitted for the retention and renewal of the Graduate Diploma in Anthropology. The Faculty of Arts has proposed that the Graduate Diploma in Anthropology be discontinued and that this program be offered as a major within the Graduate Diploma of Arts. Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC i) That the award of Graduate Diploma in Anthropology be discontinued with effect from 31

December 2011. ii) That a major in Anthropology within the Graduate Diploma of Arts be introduced with effect

from 1 January 2012. iii) That the program template for the major in Anthropology be approved.


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Graduate Diploma in Women’s Studies (File No. D00/599) The Committee reviewed the proposal submitted for the retention and renewal of the Graduate Diploma in Women’s Studies. The Faculty of Arts has proposed that the Graduate Diploma in Women’s Studies be discontinued and that this program be offered as a major within the Graduate Diploma of Arts. Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC i) That the award of Graduate Diploma in Women’s Studies be discontinued with effect from 31

December 2011. ii) That a major in Women’s Studies, Gender and Sexuality within the Graduate Diploma of Arts

be introduced with effect from 1 January 2012. iii) That the program template for the major in Women’s Studies, Gender and Sexuality be

approved. Graduate Diploma in Philosophy (File No. A94/403) The Committee reviewed the proposal submitted for the retention and renewal of the Graduate Diploma in Philosophy as a ‘named’ award. During discussion, the Sub-Committee agreed there was insufficient justification provided for the retention of this program as a ‘named’ award. The Sub-Committee noted that other high profile programs, such as those offered in Egyptology, had agreed to the creation of a major within the Graduate Diploma of Arts. In this context, the Committee could not see a valid reason to treat the Philosophy program (with no accreditation requirement, no potential articulation into a named postgraduate qualification, and fairly small – albeit growing – enrolments) as a special case. Action: the Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC that i) The award of the Graduate Diploma in Philosophy be discontinued with effect from 31

December 2011; ii) That a major in Philosophy within the Graduate Diploma of Arts be introduced with effect

from 1 January 2012. iii) That the program template for the major in Philosophy be approved. 1.2.2 Revised Program Structures for Awards already approved for 2012 The following awards were recommended for approval by ASQC at its meeting on 2 November 2010 and subsequently approved by the University Council. Since the approval for the introduction of these awards, Academic Senate has approved a set of criteria to be applied in relation to the introduction of ‘named’ Graduate programs. Graduate Certificate in Coptic Studies (10/1958)

The Committee reviewed a revised program template for a Graduate Certificate of Arts in Coptic Studies. It was noted that the template contained a number of revised unit names which had not yet been submitted to ASQC for approval. It was agreed that unless there were extenuating circumstances, the change of names would not be processed for 2012 and should be resubmitted for implementation in 2013. Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC i) That the approval for the introduction of the award of Graduate Certificate in Coptic Studies

be rescinded. ii) That a major in Coptic Studies within the Graduate Certificate of Arts be introduced with

effect from 1 January 2012. iii) That the program template for the major in Coptic Studies be approved.


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Graduate Diploma in Coptic Studies (File No. 10/1959)

The Committee reviewed a revised program template for a Graduate Diploma of Arts in Coptic Studies. It was noted that the template contained a number of revised unit names which had not yet been submitted to ASQC for approval. It was agreed that unless there were extenuating circumstances, the change of names would not be processed for 2012 and should be resubmitted for implementation in 2013.

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC i) That the approval for the introduction of the award of Graduate Diploma in Coptic Studies be

rescinded. ii) That a major in Coptic Studies within the Graduate Diploma of Arts be introduced with effect

from 1 January 2012. iii) That the program template for the major in Coptic Studies be approved. Graduate Certificate in Egyptology (File No. 10/1960)

The Committee reviewed a revised program template for a Graduate Certificate of Arts in Egyptology. Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC i) That the approval for the introduction of the award of Graduate Certificate in Egyptology be

rescinded. ii) That a major in Egyptology within the Graduate Certificate of Arts be introduced with effect

from 1 January 2012. iii) That the program template for the major in Egyptology be approved. Graduate Diploma in Egyptology (File No. 10/1961) The Committee reviewed a revised program template for a Graduate Diploma of Arts in Egyptology. Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC i) That the approval for the introduction of the award of Graduate Diploma in Egyptology be

rescinded. ii) That a major in Egyptology within the Graduate Diploma of Arts be introduced with effect

from 1 January 2012. iii) That the program template for the major in Egyptology be approved. 1.2.3 Proposed Discontinuance of Awards Graduate Diploma in Japanese (File No. A93/645) The Sub-Committee noted advice from the Faculty of Arts that the units in this program are offered in the Certificate in Languages and in the Diploma in Languages. Enrolment numbers have declined in recent years. Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC that the award of Graduate Diploma in Japanese be discontinued with effect from 31 December 2011. 1.2.4 New Awards

Graduate Certificate of Arts in Creative Writing (File No. 11/409)

The Creative Writing major within the Graduate Certificate of Arts will provide a pathway to postgraduate study in either the Master degree program or the creative writing specialization in the Postgraduate Certificate of Arts for graduates who wish to start a career in writing or who wish to develop their interest and skills in creative writing. Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC i) That a major in Creative Writing within the Graduate Certificate of Arts be introduced with

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ii) That the program template for the major in Creative Writing be approved with minor amendments to improve clarity.

1.3 Faculty of Business and Economics

1.3.1 New Award

Graduate Certificate of Commerce (exit award only) The Faculty of Business and Economics submitted a request for the introduction of an exit award of Graduate Certificate of Commerce. This award would be available for students enrolled in the Master of Commerce program who complete the four 600-level graduate units. Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC i) That an exit award of Graduate Certificate of Commerce (GCertCom) be introduced with effect

from 1 January 2012. ii) That the program template for the Graduate Certificate of Commerce be approved.

1.3.2 Proposed Discontinuance of Awards Graduate Certificate in Business (File No. 05/1447) Graduate Certificate in Marketing (File No. 05/1448) Graduate Certificate in Information Systems and Technology (File No. 05/1449)

The Faculty of Business and Economics has requested that the above three awards be discontinued with effect from 31 December 2011. The proposed Graduate Certificate of Commerce is designed to replace these awards. The Faculty has advised that there are no students currently enrolled in any of these programs.

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC i) That the award of Graduate Certificate in Business be discontinued with effect from 31

December 2011. ii) That the award of Graduate Certificate in Marketing be discontinued with effect from 31

December 2011. iii) That the award of Graduate Certificate in Information Systems and Technology be

discontinued with effect from 31 December 2011. 1.4 Faculty of Science

1.4.1 Retention and Renewal of Named awards Graduate Certificate in Biotechnology (File No. 03/1140) This program aims to provide specific training in the broad biotechnology subject area for potential students who do not have the required subject background to enter the Master of Biotechnology degree program. Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC i) That the award of Graduate Certificate of Biotechnology (GCertBiotech) be renewed from 1

January 2012. ii) That the program template for the Graduate Certificate of Biotechnology be approved. Graduate Certificate in Statistics (File No. 05/1135) This is a qualifying program specifically designed for people with insufficient background in statistics who wish to pursue a postgraduate coursework program in Applied Statistics. The proposal for renewal and retention requests a major in Applied Statistics within the Graduate Certificate of Science. The Sub-Committee reviewed the program template and queried why it included double-badged units of STAT and STAE. Further information about the units is required before the Sub-Committee is willing to recommend the introduction of a major in Applied Statistics within the Graduate Certificate of Science.


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Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC i) That the award of Graduate Certificate in Statistics be discontinued with effect from 31

December 2011. ii) That further information be sought from the Faculty of Science as to why the program

template includes STAT and STAE units. Graduate Diploma in Climate Science (File No. 10/1527) The key educational learning outcomes of this program include an understanding of the climate system including its major components, interactions, processes, and the human impact on climate at a range of scales. The proposal for renewal and retention requests a major of Climate Science within the Graduate Diploma of Science. Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC i) That the award of Graduate Diploma in Climate Science be discontinued with effect from 31

December 2011. ii) That a major in Climate Science within the Graduate Diploma of Science be introduced with

effect from 1 January 2012. iii) That the program template for the major in Climate Science be approved. Graduate Diploma in Geographic Information Science (File No. A98/188) The key outcome of this program is to teach student the fundamental skills involved in working with GIS. The proposal for renewal and retention requests a major in Geographic Information Science within the Graduate Diploma of Science. The Committee reviewed the program template and recommends that a number of amendments be made in order to make the template clearer. Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC i) That the award of Graduate Diploma in Geographic Information Science be discontinued with

effect from 31 December 2011. ii) That a major in Geographic Information Science within the Graduate Diploma of Science be

introduced with effect from 1 January 2012. iii) That the program template for the major in Geographic Information Science be approved with

amendments to improve clarity. Graduate Certificate in Information Technology (File No. 04/151) The Graduate Certificate in Information Technology provides a basic foundation for those wanting to enter the IT industry and gain basic skills in IT. It is the first award level in the pathway that leads into the Graduate Diploma in Information Technology, Postgraduate Diploma in Information Technology and the Master of Information Technology. Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC i) That the award of Graduate Certificate of Information Technology (GCertIT) be renewed from

1 January 2012. ii) That the program template for the Graduate Certificate of Information Technology be

approved. Graduate Diploma in Information Technology (File No. 03/1393) This program is a general professional qualification aimed at those who wish to pursue a career in the Information Technology field but whose primary qualification lies in an area outside IT. It is part of the pathway that leads to the Postgraduate Diploma in Information Technology and the Master of Information Technology. Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC i) That the award of Graduate Diploma of Information Technology (GDipIT) be renewed from 1

January 2012. ii) That the program template for the Graduate Diploma of Information Technology be approved.


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1.4.2 Revised Program Structures for Awards already approved for 2012

Graduate Certificate in Geoscience (File No. 10/1966) The Sub-Committee noted that the award of Graduate Certificate in Geoscience had been recommended for approval by ASQC at its meeting on 2 November 2010 and had been subsequently approved by the University Council. The Sub-Committee endorsed the retention of this award as a ‘named’ award. For the reasons spelt out below relating to the Graduate Diploma of Geoscience. Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC i) The introduction of the Graduate Certificate of Geoscience (GCertGeosc) from 1 January

2012 be confirmed. ii) That the program template for the Graduate Certificate of Geoscience be approved with

minor amendments to improve clarity. Graduate Certificate in Palaeobiology (File No. 11/197) The award of Graduate Certificate in Palaeobiology was recommended for approval by ASQC at its meeting on 2 November 2010 and subsequently approved by the University Council. Since the approval for the introduction of this award, Academic Senate has approved a set of criteria to be applied in relation to the introduction of ‘named’ Graduate programs. The Committee reviewed the study template submitted by the Faculty of Science for a Graduate Certificate of Science in Palaeobiology which will replace the Graduate Certificate in Palaeobiology.

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC i) That the approval for the introduction of the award of Graduate Certificate in Palaeobiology

be rescinded. ii) That a major in Palaeobiology within the Graduate Certificate of Science be introduced with

effect from 1 January 2012. iii) That the program template for the major in Palaeobiology be approved with minor

amendments to improve clarity.

Graduate Diploma in Geoscience (File No. 10/1965)

The Sub-Committee noted that the award of Graduate Diploma in Geoscience had been recommended for approval by ASQC at its meeting on 2 November 2010 and had been subsequently approved by the University Council. The Sub-Committee endorsed the retention of this award as a ‘named’ award, noting that its structuring into two majors necessitated this.. The Sub-Committee reviewed the program template and determined that clarification of the structure was required.

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC that i) The introduction of the Graduate Diploma of Geoscience (GDipGeosc) from 1 January

2012 be confirmed. ii) That the Faculty of Science be requested to provide clarification of the requirements

listed in the program template.

Graduate Diploma in Chiropractic Science (File No. 09/1747) The Sub-Committee noted that the award of Graduate Diploma in Chiropractic Science had been recommended for approval by ASQC at its meeting on 19 October 2010 and had been subsequently approved by the University Council. This program, which replaces the Postgraduate Qualifying program in Chiropractic Science, is designed for students who intend to proceed to the Master of Chiropractic Science. The Committee discussed the program template for the Graduate Diploma in Chiropractic Science.

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC i) That the introduction of the Graduate Diploma of Chiropractic Science (GDipChiroSc)

from 1 January 2012 be confirmed. ii) That the program template for the Graduate Diploma of Chiropractic Science be


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approved.

1.4.3 New Major

Graduate Certificate of Science in Chiropractic Science This program is intended for students who have completed a BSc containing all required units in the Bachelor of Chiropractic Science, except for the Chiropractic skills units. The Committee agreed that it would be more appropriate for this award to be named Graduate Certificate of Chiropractic Science in order to maintain uniformity of nomenclature with the Graduate Diploma of Chiropractic Science.

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC: i) That the award of Graduate Certificate of Chiropractic Science (GCertChiroSc) be introduced

with effect from 1 January 2012. ii) That the program template for the Graduate Certificate of Chiropractic Science be approved. 1.5 Schedule of Graduate Diplomas and Graduate Certificates (File No. 11/962) The Committee reviewed the program templates for Graduate Diplomas and Graduate Certificates proposed for offering in 2012. Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC that the Schedule of Graduate Diplomas and Graduate Certificates be approved (Attachment 1).

2. AWARDS TO BE DISCONTINUED

The following awards have never been formally discontinued, although the associated program of study has been discontinued:

• Graduate Certificate in Critical and Cultural Studies (File No. 05/122) • Graduate Certificate in Introductory Japanese Teaching (File No. A99/768) • Graduate Certificate in Japanese Corporate Training (File No. A98/953) • Graduate Diploma in Chinese (File No. A93/641) • Graduate Diploma in Critical and Cultural Studies (05/123) • Graduate Diploma in Croatian (File No. A93/642) • Graduate Diploma in French (File No. A93/643) • Graduate Diploma in Gender Studies (File No. D00/600) • Graduate Diploma in German (File No. A93/644) • Graduate Diploma in Italian (File No. A93/655) • Graduate Diploma in Macedonian (File No. A93/646) • Graduate Diploma in Modern Greek (File No. A93/647) • Graduate Diploma in Russian (File No. A93/649) • Graduate Diploma in Serbian (File No. A93/650) • Graduate Diploma in Ukrainian (File No. A93/653)

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC that the awards listed above be discontinued with effect from 31 December 2011.

A number of Graduate Certificate and Graduate Diploma awards are to be replaced with a new named award of either “Graduate Diploma of xxx” or Graduate Certificate of xxx” from 1 January 2012. As a consequence of this recommended change to nomenclature, it is necessary for the following awards to be discontinued:

• Graduate Certificate in Biotechnology (File No. 03/1140) • Graduate Diploma in Education (File No. A90/252) • Graduate Certificate in Information Technology (File No.04/151) • Graduate Diploma in Information Technology (File No.03/1393) • Graduate Diploma in Psychology (File No. A92-322)

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC that the awards listed above be discontinued with effect from 31 December 2011.


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3. OTHER BUSINESS

3.1 Graduate Certificate Rules/Graduate Diploma Rules Members of the Committee noted that the Admission to Candidature Provisions in the Rules for Graduate Certificates and Graduate Diplomas state “2. (1) To be admitted to candidature for a course leading to a graduate certificate [graduate diploma], an applicant –

(a) (i) shall have qualified for admission to a degree of Bachelor of this University or to an honours degree of Bachelor of this University . . .”

(ii) shall hold, from another university or other tertiary institution, qualifications approved by the Academic Senate, on the recommendation of the designated Dean of Division, to be acceptable for admission to the graduate certificate [graduate diploma].”

Members of the Sub-Committee queried whether the wording of this clause 2 (i) (a) in the Rules should be amended to state that applicants must have qualified for a degree of Bachelor of this University. The Sub-Committee noted that the ASQC Working Party on Graduate Diplomas and certificates had reviewed the current Admission to Candidature Rule and had recommended no change. Dr de Meyreck advised the Sub-Committee that the wording in the Admission to Candidature Rule was consistent with the protocol of a graduation ceremony. Action: no action is required. 3.2 Inconsistency in Admission Requirements shown in Handbook of Undergraduate Studies and Course Finder The Sub-Committee was provided with a schedule of information which listed the admission requirements as shown in the 2011 Handbook of Undergraduate Studies and the admission requirements as shown in Course Finder. In a number of cases, discrepancies were identified. Action: the Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC that the admission requirements as shown in the Handbook of Undergraduate Studies also be used in Course Finder.

Ms Lindie Clark ACTING CHAIR


NAMED DEGREE - Degree Awarded: Graduate Certificate of Arts (GCertArts)

Faculty responsible:

General Requirements for the Degree: Minimum number of credit points required for the degree 12 Minimum number of credit points at 200 to 500 level 6 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below


Majors:

Coptic Studies Egyptology Creative Writing



NAMED DEGREE - Degree Awarded: Graduate Certificate of Science (GCertSc)

Faculty responsible: Science



Majors:

Palaeobiology Applied Statistics



NAMED DEGREE - Degree Awarded:

Graduate Certificate of Speech and Communication (GCertSphComm) (EXIT AWARD ONLY)

Faculty responsible: Human Sciences Department responsible: Linguistics Program Code:



Specific Minimum Requirements:

Status Selection Unit Code Unit Title

Credit Points

Prefix Number Options Select Total

Required 6cp from PSY 235 Developmental Psychology 3 LING 334 Child Language Acquisition 3 SPH 308 Speech Physiology 3

SPH 310 Developmental Speech and Language Disorders 3

SPH 311 Acquired Speech and Language Disorders 3 6

Required 6cp from PSY 104 Introduction to Psychology I 3 PSY 122 Design and Statistics I 3

LING 199 Introduction to Linguistics 3 LING 334 Child Language Acquisition 3 PSY 235 Developmental Psychology 3 SPH 308 Speech Physiology 3

SPH 310 Developmental Speech and Language Disorders 3

SPH 311 Acquired Speech and Language Disorders 3 6 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED FOR THIS PROGRAM 12



NAMED DEGREE - Degree Awarded: Graduate Certificate of Commerce (GCertCom) (EXIT AWARD ONLY)

Faculty responsible: Business and Economics Department responsible: Program Code:

General Requirements for the Degree: Minimum number of credit points required for the degree 16 Minimum number of credit points at 600 level 16 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below




Credit Points


Required 16cp from ACST 602 Statistical Modeling in Finance and Insurance 4 ACST 601 Stochastic Methods in Finance and Insurance 4 ACST 603 Principles of Finance 4 ACST 604 Mathematical Modelling 4 ACST 611 Principles of Accounting 4 ACST 612 Intermediate Financial Accounting 4 ACST 613 Intermediate Managerial Accounting 4 ACST 614 Business Law 4 ECON 632 Intermediate Microeconomics 4 ECON 633 Intermediate Macroeconomics 4 ECON 634 Econometrics and Business Statistics 4 ECON 635 Strategic Games in Business 4 MKTG 696 Introduction to Marketing Management 4

BUS 651 Work, Organisation and Management 4 16 16




NAMED DEGREE - Degree Awarded: Graduate Certificate of Biotechnology (GCertBiotech)

Faculty responsible: Science Department responsible: Chemistry and Biomolecular Sciences Program Code:





Credit Points


Required 12cp from CBMS 103 Organic and Biological Chemistry 3 CBMS 204 Organic Synthesis 3 CBMS 208 Chemical Analysis I 3 CBMS 215 Microbiology 3 CBMS 223 Biochemistry 3 CBMS 224 Molecular Biology 3

CBMS 234 History and Philosophy of the Molecular Sciences 3

CBMS 335 Medical Microbiology 3 BIOL 208 Animal Structure and Function 3 BIOL 210 Plant Structure and Function 3 BIOL 260 Science of Sex 3 BIOL 367 Immunobiology 3

12




NAMED DEGREE - Degree Awarded: Graduate Certificate of Information Technology (GCertIT)

Faculty responsible: Science Department responsible: Computing Program Code:





Credit Points


Required COMP 115 Introduction to Computer Science 3 3

Required ISYS 114 Introduction to Systems Design and Data Management 3 3

Required 3cp from COMP 247 Data Communications 3 COMP 255 Software Engineering 3

ISYS 224 Database Systems 3 3 3 Required 3cp from ISYS 301 Enterprise Systems Integration 3

ISYS 302 Management of IT Systems and Projects 3 ISYS 360 Technology Management 3 3 3




NAMED DEGREE - Degree Awarded: Graduate Certificate of Geoscience (GCertGeosc) Faculty responsible: Science Department responsible: Earth and Planetary Sciences Program Code:





Credit Points


Required Either GEOS 112 The Planet Earth 3 or GEOS 125 Earth Dynamics 3 3 3

Required 9cp from GEOS 205 Introduction to Geophysics 3 GEOS 206 Marine Depositional Environments 3 GEOS 226 Introduction to Field Geology 3 GEOS 272 Geology of Australia – Global Perspectives 3 GEOS 207 Field and Laboratory Studies in Geoscience 3 9 9



NAMED DEGREE - Degree Awarded: Graduate Certificate of Chiropractic Science (GCertChiroSc)

Faculty responsible: Science Department responsible: Chiropractic Program Code:





Credit Points


Required CHIR 211 Chiropractic 1 6 6 Required CHIR 311 Chiropractic 2 6 6




NAMED DEGREE - Degree Awarded: Graduate Diploma of Arts (GDipArts)

Faculty responsible: Arts

Program Code:



Majors:

Anthropology Women’s Studies, Gender and Sexuality Philosophy Coptic Studies Egyptology



NAMED DEGREE - Degree Awarded: Graduate Diploma of Science (GDipArts)

Faculty responsible: Science

Program Code:



Majors:

Geographic Information Science Climate Science



NAMED DEGREE - Degree Awarded: Graduate Diploma of Early Childhood Teaching (GDipECTeach)

Faculty responsible: Human Sciences Department responsible: Institute of Early Childhood Program Code:





Credit Points


100 LEVEL Required ECH 113 Play and Inquiry in Early Childhood 3 3 Required ECH 130 Health in Early Childhood 3 3

6

200 LEVEL Required ECH 216 Infancy and Early Development 3 3 Required ECHP 222 Early Childhood Reflective Practice 2 3 3

6

300 LEVEL AND ABOVE Required ECH 315 Early Childhood Management I 3 3 Required ECH 435 Management and Leadership II 3 3 Required ECH 452 Child Development: Research and Practice 3 3 Required ECHP 424 Reflective Practice 6 3 3

12




NAMED DEGREE - Degree Awarded: Graduate Diploma of Advanced Studies in Early Childhood (GDipAdvStEc)

Faculty responsible: Human Sciences Department responsible: Institute of Early Childhood Program Code:

General Requirements for the Degree: Minimum number of credit points required for the degree 24 Minimum number of credit points at 300 to 500 level 12 Minimum number of credit points with ECH or ECHP prefix 21 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below




Credit Points


400 LEVEL

Required ECH 435 Management and Leadership II – Building Learning Environments 3 3

Required ECH 452 Child Development: Research and Practice 3 3 Required ECH 453 Leadership in Early Childhood 3 3 Required ECH 433 Issues in Developmental Literacy 3 3

12

Required 9cp from ECH 451 Early Education for Young Children with Disabilities 3

ECH 454 Creativity and the Arts 3 ECH 400 Individual Education Project 3

ECHP 421 Early Childhood Reflective Practice 5 3

9

Balance of credit points 3




NAMED DEGREE - Degree Awarded: Graduate Diploma of Psychology (GDipPsych) Faculty responsible: Human Sciences Department responsible: Psychology Program Code:





Credit Points


Required PSY 234 Social and Personality Psychology 3 3 Required PSY 235 Developmental Psychology 3 3 Required PSY 236 Biopsychology and Learning 3 3 Required PSY 245 Principles of Psychological Assessment 3 3 Required PSY 246 Cognitive Processes I 3 3 Required PSY 247 Perception I 3 3 Required PSY 248 Design and Statistics II 3 3

Required PSY 399 Psychological Science: Putting Theory into Practice 3 3

Required 9cp from PSY units at 300 level 9




NAMED DEGREE - Degree Awarded: Graduate Diploma of Education (GDipEd) Faculty responsible: Human Sciences Department responsible: Education Program Code:

General Requirements for the Degree: Minimum number of credit points required for the degree 27 Minimum number of credit points at 300 to 500 level 12 Minimum number of credit points with prefix TEP 18 Minimum number of credit points with prefix EDUC 9 Completion of other specific minimum requirements as set out below



Status Selection Unit Code Unit Title Credit Points Prefix Number Options Select Total

Required Either EDUC 262 Education: The Learner 3 or EDUC 264 Education: The Policy Context 3 3 3

Required TEP 248 Key Competencies in Inclusive Education 3 3

Required TEP 401 Professional Experience in Secondary School I 3 3

Required TEP 402 Professional Experience in Secondary School II 3 3

Required One of TEP421 and TEP422 6 TEP423 and TEP424 6 TEP425 and TEP426 6 TEP427 and TEP428 6 TEP429 and TEP430 6 TEP431 and TEP432 6 TEP433 and TEP434 6 6 6

Required 3cp from TEP units 3 3 Required 3cp from EDUC units at 200 level or above 3 3

Required 3cp from

Units offered by the Department of Education 3 3




NAMED DEGREE - Degree Awarded: Graduate Diploma of Advanced Psychology (GDipAdvPsych)

Faculty responsible: Human Sciences Department responsible: Psychology Program Code:





Credit Points


Required PSYC 431 Ethics and Psychological Assessment 3 3 Required PSYC 450 Research and Design 3 3 Required PSYC 417 Research Project 12 12 Required 6cp from PSYC 427 Psychological Assessment and Evaluation 3

PSYC 436 Advanced Issues in Personality 3 PSYC 437 Advanced Issues in Thinking and Reasoning 3 PSYC 425 Introduction to Theories of Counselling 3 PSYC 440 Psychology of Driving 3 PSYC 426 Advanced Issues in Health Psychology 3 PSYC 424 History and Theory in Psychology 3

PSYC 434 Psychology at Work: Theory, Research and Application 3

PSYC 420 Advanced Issues in Social Psychology 3

PSYC 421 Advanced Topics in Psychological Psychology 3

Either PSYC 432 Advanced Issues in Developmental Psychology: Child Abuse and Neglect 3

Or PSYC 428 Developmental Challenges across the Lifespan 3 6 6




NAMED DEGREE - Degree Awarded: Graduate Diploma of Speech and Communication (GDipSphComm)

Faculty responsible: Human Sciences Department responsible: Linguistics Program Code:





Credit Points


100 LEVEL Required PSY 104 Introduction to Psychology I 3 3 Required PSY 122 Design and Statistics I 3 3 Required LING 199 Introduction to Linguistics 3 3

9 200 LEVEL Required PSY 235 Developmental Psychology 3 3

3 300 LEVEL Required LING 334 Child Language Acquisition 3 3 Required SPH 308 Speech Physiology 3 3

Required SPH 310 Developmental Speech and Language Disorders 3 3

Required SPH 311 Acquired Speech and Language Disorders 3 3 12




NAMED DEGREE - Degree Awarded: Graduate Diploma of Information Technology (GDipIT)

Faculty responsible: Science Department responsible: Computing Program Code:





Credit Points


Required COMP 115 Introduction to Computer Science 3 3

Required ISYS 114 Introduction to Systems Design and Data Management 3 3

Required ISYS 224 Database Systems 3 3 Required 3cp from COMP 247 Data Communications 3

COMP 249 Web Technology 3 ISYS 254 Applications Modeling and Development 3

COMP 255 Software Engineering 3 3 3 Required ISYS 301 Enterprise Systems Integration 3 3 Required ISYS 302 Management of IT Systems and Projects 3 3 Required ISYS 360 Technology Management 3 3 Required 3cp from ISYS 303 Advanced Applications Development 3

ISYS 326 Advanced Databases and Enterprise Systems 3

COMP 343 Cryptography and Information Security 3 COMP 344 E-Commerce Technology 3 COMP 347 Computer Networks 3

COMP 348 Document Processing and the Semantic Web 3 3 3




NAMED DEGREE - Degree Awarded: Graduate Diploma of Chiropractic Science (GDipChiroSc)

Faculty responsible: Science Department responsible: Chiropractic Program Code:





Credit Points


Required CHIR 211 Chiropractic 1 6 6 Required CHIR 311 Chiropractic 2 6 6 Required HLTH 304 Radiographic Physics and Protection 3 3 Required HLTH 311 Special Interest Seminar 3 3 Required HLTH 317 Principles in Health and Disease 3 3 3 Required HLTH 333 Clinical Diagnosis 3 3




APPROVED MAJOR: Anthropology

Degree(s): Graduate Diploma of Arts Faculty responsible: Arts Department responsible: Anthropology MQ Code:

This major must be completed as part of a degree. The general requirements for the degree must be satisfied in order to graduate.

Requirements of Major: Completion of 24 credit points including the following prescribed units:

Status Selection Unit Code Unit Title Credit Points


100 LEVEL

Required ANTH 150 Identity and Difference: Introduction to Anthropology 3 3

Required ANTH 324 Doing Ethnography 3 3 Required 9cp from ANTH units at 200 level 9 9 Required 9cp from ANTH units at 300 level 9 9

TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS MAJOR 24



APPROVED MAJOR: Women’s Studies, Gender and Sexuality

Degree(s): Graduate Diploma of Arts Faculty responsible: Arts Department responsible: Sociology MQ Code:





Required GEN 110 Foundations in Gender Studies 3 3Required GEN 210 Reading Gender in Everyday Life 3 3

Required GEN 312 Naughty Boys, Bad Girls: Gender and Discipline at Home and at School 3 3

Required GEN 320 Family Values in the 21st Century 3 3

Required 12cp from AHIS 340 Women and Gender in the Ancient World 3

ANTH 304 Body, Place and Postcolonial Experience 3

ANTH 322 Culture, Health and Sexuality in the Developing World 3

CUL 322 Changing Bodies, Changing Selves 3 EDUC 386 Gender and Education 3 ENGL 306 Feminism and Literature 3 ENVG 360 Asia-Pacific Development 3

LAW 452 Family Law 3 LAW 461 Discrimination and the Law 3

LAW 462 Criminology 3 LAW 570 Law and Sexuality 3 MAS 302 Media Identities 3 MAS 310 Writing the Past, Telling the Future 3

MHIS 348 Women Making History 3 PHL 352 Gender, Race and Identity 3 PSY 350 The Psychology of Human Relationships 3 PSY 353 Philosophy of Psychoanalysis 3 RSN 305 Women in Russian Culture 3 SOC 315 The Intimate Sphere 3 SOC 350 Activism and Social Change 3 SOC 351 Social Change Placement 3 12 12




APPROVED MAJOR: Philosophy

Degree(s): Graduate Diploma of Arts Faculty responsible: Arts Department responsible: Philosophy MQ Code:





Required PHL 354 Philosophy Capstone Unit 3 3Required 9cp from PHL units at 300 level 9 9 Required 6cp from PHL units at 200 level or above 6 6 Required 6cp from PHL units 6 6




APPROVED MAJOR: Coptic Studies

Degree(s): Graduate Certificate of Arts Faculty responsible: Arts Department responsible: Ancient History MQ Code:





Required AHIS 268 Coptic I 3 3 Required AHIS 269 Coptic II 9 9 Required 6cp from AHIS 260 Introduction to Coptic Art and Archaeology 3

AHIS 261 Egypt in the First Millennium CE 3 AHIS 360 Monasticism in Egypt 3

AHIS 368 Advanced Coptic Texts 3 AHIS 369 Voices from Coptic Egypt 3 AHIS 355 Coptic C 3 6 6




APPROVED MAJOR: Coptic Studies

Degree(s): Graduate Diploma of Arts Faculty responsible: Arts Department responsible: Ancient History MQ Code:





Required AHIS 268 Coptic I 3 3 Required AHIS 269 Coptic II 3 3 Required 12cp from AHIS 352 The New Testament in its Times 3

AHIS 353 Pagans, Jews and Christians: Athens and Jerusalem 3

AHIS 344 Religions along the Silk Road 3

AHIS 354 The Dead Sea Scrolls and Second Temple Judaism 3

AHIS 360 Monasticism in Egypt 3 AHIS 368 Advanced Coptic Texts 3 AHIS 369 Voices from Coptic Egypt 3 AHIS 355 Coptic C 3 12 12

Required 6cp from AHIS 260 Introduction to Coptic Art and Archaeology 3 AHIS 261 Egypt in the First Millennium CE 3 AHIS 368 Advanced Coptic Texts 3 AHIS 369 Voices from Coptic Egypt 3 AHIS 355 Coptic C 3 AHIS 352 The New Testament in its Times 3

AHIS 353 Pagans, Jews and Christians: Athens and Jerusalem 3

AHIS 344 Religions along the Silk Road 3

AHIS 354 The Dead Sea Scrolls and Second Temple Judaism 3

AHIS 360 Monasticism in Egypt 3 AHIS 368 Advanced Coptic Texts 3 AHIS 369 Voices from Coptic Egypt 3 AHIS 355 Coptic C 3 6 6




APPROVED MAJOR: Egyptology

Degree(s): Graduate Certificate of Arts Faculty responsible: Arts Department responsible: Ancient History MQ Code:





Required AHIS 278 Egyptian Hieroglyphs A 3 3 Required AHIS 279 Egyptian Hieroglyphs B 3 3 Required 6cp from AHIS 280 Ancient Egyptian Culture and Society 3

AHIS 170 Egyptian Archaeology: An Introduction 3

AHIS 230 Archaeology and Society: Archaeological Evidence 3

AHIS 272 Ancient Egyptian Literature 3 AHIS 281 Egyptian Art 3

AHIS 370 Egypt in the Pre and Early Dynastic Periods 3

AHIS 371 Egypt in the Old Kingdom 3 AHIS 372 Egypt in the Middle Kingdom 3 AHIS 373 Egypt in the New Kingdom 3 AHIS 380 Ancient Egyptian Religion 3

AHIS 390 Methods and Techniques of Egyptian Archaeology 3

FRN 295 Reading for Special Purposes 3 GMN 295 Reading for Special Purposes 1 3 GMN 296 Reading for Special Purposes 2 3 6 6




APPROVED MAJOR: Egyptology

Degree(s): Graduate Diploma of Arts Faculty responsible: Arts Department responsible: Ancient History MQ Code:





Required AHIS 278 Egyptian Hieroglyphs A 3 3 Required AHIS 279 Egyptian Hieroglyphs B 3 3 Required AHIS 280 Ancient Egyptian Culture and Society 3 3 Required AHIS 380 Ancient Egyptian Religion 3 3

Required 9cp from AHIS 370 Egypt in the Pre and Early Dynastic Periods

AHIS 371 Egypt in the Old Kingdom 3 AHIS 372 Egypt in the Middle Kingdom 3 AHIS 373 Egypt in the New Kingdom 3

AHIS 390 Methods and Techniques of Egyptian Archaeology 3 9 9

Required 3cp from AHIS 170 Egyptian Archaeology: An Introduction 3

AHIS 230 Archaeology and Society: Archaeological Evidence 3

AHIS 272 Ancient Egyptian Literature 3 AHIS 281 Egyptian Art 3

AHIS 370 Egypt in the Pre and Early Dynastic Periods 3

AHIS 371 Egypt in the Old Kingdom 3 AHIS 372 Egypt in the Middle Kingdom 3 AHIS 373 Egypt in the New Kingdom 3

AHIS 390 Methods and Techniques of Egyptian Archaeology 3

FRN 295 Reading for Special Purposes 3 GMN 295 Reading for Special Purposes 1 3 GMN 296 Reading for Special Purposes 2 3 3 3




APPROVED MAJOR: Creative Writing

Degree(s): Graduate Certificate of Arts Faculty responsible: Arts Department responsible: English MQ Code:





Required 3cp from ENGL 120 Approaches to English Literature 3 ENGL 106 Literature and the Screen 3 ENGL 108 Literature and the Political 3 3 3

Required ENGL 201 Creative Writing 1: An Introduction 3 3 Required ENGL 304 Creative Writing 2: Concept and Practice 3 3 Required Either ENGL 307 Creative Writing 3: Narrative Fiction 3

Or ENGL 390 Writing Portfolio 3 3 3




NOT APPROVED YET

APPROVED MAJOR: Applied Statistics

Degree(s): Graduate Certificate of Science Faculty responsible: Science Department responsible: Statistics MQ Code:





Required Either STAT 170 Introductory Statistics 3 or STAE 170 Introductory Statistics 3 3 3

Required Either STAT 270 Applied Statistics 3 or STAE 270 Applied Statistics 3 3 3

Required Either STAT 273 Introduction to Probability 3 or STAE 273 Introduction to Probability 3 3 3

Required STAT 278 Computer Simulation 3 3




APPROVED MAJOR: Climate Science

Degree(s): Graduate Diploma of Science Faculty responsible: Science Department responsible: Environment and Geography MQ Code:





Required Either ENVE 117 Biophysical Environments 3 Or GEOS 112 The Planet Earth 3 3 3

Required ENVE 214 Climate Change 3 3 Required ENVE 216 The Atmospheric Environment 3 3 Required ENVE 301 Climate Change, Coasts and Oceans 3 3 Required ENVE 302 Applied Climatology 3 3 Required ENVE 304 Integrated Climate Science 3 3

Required 3cp from ENVE 303 Advanced Atmospheric and Oceanographic Science 3

ENVE 362 Environmental Management 3 ENVE 389 Special Interest Seminar 3 3 3

Required 3cp from Any science designated unit 3 3




APPROVED MAJOR: Geographic Information Science

Degree(s): Graduate Diploma of Science Faculty responsible: Science Department responsible: Environment and Geography MQ Code:





Required ENV 264 Geographic Information Systems 3 3 Required ENVE 383 Environmental Analysis Using GIS 3 3 Required ENVG 390 GIS for Urban and Regional Management 3 3 Required 6cp from ENV, ENVG or ENVE units at 300 level 6 6 Required 3cp from ENV, ENVG or ENVE units at 200 level 3 3 Required 6cp from COMP or ISYS units 6 6




APPROVED MAJOR: Geology

Degree(s): Graduate Diploma of GeoscienceFaculty responsible: ScienceDepartment responsible: Earth and Planetary SciencesMQ Code:





Required Either GEOS 112 The Planet Earth 3 or GEOS 125 Earth Dynamics 3 3

Required 9cp from GEOS 205 Introduction to Geophysics 3 GEOS 206 Marine Depositional Environments 3 GEOS 226 Introduction to Field Geology 3 GEOS 272 Geology of Australia – Global Perspectives 3

GEOS 207 Field and Laboratory Studies in Geoscience 3 9 9

Required 12cp from GEOS 307 Field Geology and Mapping 3 GEOS 344 Structural and Metamorphic Petrology 3 GEOS 343 Magmas, Fluids and Ore Deposits 3 GEOS 309 Liquid Fuels and Energy Security 3 GEOS 385 Global Tectonics 3

GEOS 375 Environmental Geology 3 12 12 TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS MAJOR 24



APPROVED MAJOR: Geophysics

Degree(s): Graduate Diploma of Geoscience Faculty responsible: Science Department responsible: Earth and Planetary Sciences MQ Code:





Required Either GEOS 112 The Planet Earth 3 or GEOS 125 Earth Dynamics 3 3

Required GEOS 205 Introduction to Geophysics 3 3 Required 6cp from GEOS 206 Marine Depositional Environments 3

GEOS 226 Introduction to Field Geology 3 GEOS 272 Geology of Australia – Global Perspectives 3

GEOS 207 Field and Laboratory Studies in Geoscience 3 6 6

Required 12cp from GEOS 305 Environmental and Groundwater Geophysics 3

GEOS 306 Exploration Geophysics 3 GEOS 385 Global Tectonics 3 GEOS 309 Liquid Fuels and Energy Security 3

GEOS 345 Data and Image Processing in Geophysics and Mining 3 12 12




APPROVED MAJOR: Palaeobiology

Degree(s): Graduate Certificate of Science Faculty responsible: Science Department responsible: Biological Sciences MQ Code:





Required BIOL 261 Palaeontology 3 3 Required Either BIOL 381 Invertebrate Palaeontology 3

or BIOL 382 Applied Palaeontology and Biogenic Sediments 3 3 3 Required BIOL 399 Special Interest Topics in Biology 3 3 Required either BIOL 379 Reef Evolution and Dynamics 3

or MSM 310 The Museology of Natural History 3 3 3



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