2020 POSTGRADUATE COURSEWORK PROSPECTUS - THE UNIVERSITY of ADELAIDE
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2020 POSTGRADUATE COURSEWORK PROSPECTUS
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INTAKE FACULTY
February and July Engineering, Computer
and Mathematical Sciences
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Bachelor of Architectural Design or equivalent with
a 4.2 out of 7.0 grade point average (GPA) or higher,
plus portfolio of work and CV.
ENQUIRIES
architecture.enquiries@ask.adelaide.edu.au
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Including fees and degree structure
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04 Why the University of Adelaide?
05 Architecture
15 Arts
29
Biotechnology and
Biomedical Sciences
32 Business
61 Computer Science / IT
69 Economics
73 Education
77 Engineering
86 Global Food and Resources
90 Health and Medical Sciences
117 Law
126 Mathematical Sciences
129 Music
136 Science and Agriculture
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WHY THE
Our legacy becomes
your career advantage
UNIVERSITY
With a degree from a university consistently ranked
in the top 1% globally and a 140-year tradition of
preparing tomorrow’s leaders, University of Adelaide
OF ADELAIDE?
students graduate with a global career advantage.
Our students are highly regarded and professionally
recognised around the world. Students are well
prepared to take advantage of the opportunities
this recognition can bring. Working closely with our
world-class teaching staff, they acquire the skills,
knowledge and experience to make a significant
contribution in their chosen field.
Adelaide has a long and proud tradition that instills
confidence in our students. We are Australia’s third
oldest university and have a history of excellence in
education spanning more than 140 years.
We are distinguished by an emphasis on equality
and by our ongoing focus on delivering outstanding
research for the benefit of society. The University of
Ranked in top 1% of Associated with 5 Adelaide has played a role in many of the world’s
universities worldwide^ Nobel Laureates important discoveries and advancements, with our
alumni having contributed significantly to shaping the
educational, political and social arenas of their day.
With us, students are motivated to achieve their
best and are supported by an inspiring educational
community committed to helping them.
Produced 110 Member of ^ Times Higher and QS ranking.
Rhodes Scholars Group of Eight*
* A coalition of Australia’s leading research intensive universties.
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3 INDUSTRY RECOGNISED BY DOUBLE
PROFESSORS 5 PROFESSIONAL DEGREES*
ACCREDITATION BODIES
ARCHITECTURE
07 Master of Architecture by coursework
08
Master of Architecture with
Master of Landscape Architecture
09 Master of Construction Management
10 Master of Landscape Architecture
11 Master of Planning
12 Master of Planning (Urban Design)
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Master of Planning (Urban Design)
with Master of Landscape Architecture
14 Master of Property
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Architecture, and Master of Planning (Urban
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We specialise in delivering master degree requires only one extra year of study,
and qualifies students in two disciplines, thereby
internationally recognised enhancing their career prospects.
degrees in architecture,
landscape architecture, Features of our school
We have invested in three industry professors. Each
planning, urban design, of whom is an award-winning professional in their
property and construction own right. They bring a high degree of inspiration
management. and reality to their teaching.
Our internship program provides master degree
Students joining our school benefit from our bigger- students with professional work placements
picture view of the world. Our curriculum focuses with Australian or overseas businesses and
on the built environment as a whole, not just its professional practices.
individual components. We specialise in three Students have 24-hour access to our computer-
particular streams of the discipline: architecture, aided architectural design (CAAD) studio and
landscape architecture, and urban design. state-of-the-art model-making laboratory, one of
To become a practising architect, students must the best equipped architectural design labs at any
complete a minimum five years’ study: a three- Australian university.
year undergraduate degree in architectural design,
followed by a two-year master degree. Scholarships
The University of Adelaide is the only institution in Our students have access to industry sponsored
South Australia to offer a double degree pathway at awards and scholarships in recognition of
master level in architecture. Completing the double outstanding work.
“THE WORLD IS FACING GROWING
CHALLENGES OF EXPLOSIVE
POPULATION GROWTH. I CHOSE
AN ARCHITECTURAL DEGREE,
BECAUSE ARCHITECTS ARE
UNIQUELY PLACED TO MEET
THESE CHALLENGES HEAD ON.”
Hayley Edwards
Master of Architecture with
Master of Landscape Architecture
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MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE
BY COURSEWORK
The Master of Architecture degree provides specialist advanced
CAMPUS DURATION design education for entry into the contemporary architectural
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profession. A sequence of core design studios, each with a
INTAKE FACULTY distinct focus, encompassing material cultures, urban land-
February and July Engineering, Computer scapes, and complex buildings, forms the heart of the program.
and Mathematical Sciences Courses in professional practice, construction technologies,
as well as history and theory studies supplement the studios.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Bachelor of Architectural Design or equivalent with Travelling studios and professional internships are provided
a 4.2 out of 7.0 grade point average (GPA) or higher, as electives, while linkages to allied professions in the built
plus portfolio of work and CV.
environment, including landscape architecture, urban design
ENQUIRIES and planning are embedded in the curriculum.
architecture.enquiries@ask.adelaide.edu.au
The degree culminates in a research-led final design project,
conducted in small studio groups under close supervision by
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Career opportunities
• architect
• project administrator
• project manager
Professional accreditation
The Master of Architecture (coursework) is accredited by the
Architectural Practice Board of South Australia.
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MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE
WITH MASTER OF
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
The Master of Architecture with Master of Landscape
CAMPUS DURATION Architecture double degree develops a deep understanding
North Terrace 3 years full-time
and appreciation of design’s significance and theoretical
INTAKE FACULTY underpinnings, and the vital importance of a close
February and July Engineering, Computer and relationship between the architecture and landscape
Mathematical Sciences architecture professions. Additionally, the interdisciplinary
nature of practice is emphasised through close contact and
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS shared courses with architecture and urban design students.
Bachelor of Architectural Design or equivalent with
a 5.0 out of 7.0 grade point average (GPA) or higher, The program provides deep engagement with both local and
plus portfolio of work and CV.
international issues. Students learn about, and participate
ENQUIRIES in, multiple contemporary projects and debates about the
architecture.enquiries@ask.adelaide.edu.au environment, community, culture and society.
FURTHER INFORMATION
Including fees and degree structure
Career opportunities
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marml_marc/mlarc.html
• landscape architect.
Professional accreditation
The Master of Architecture is accredited by the Architectural
Practice Board of South Australia. The Master of Landscape
Architecture is accredited by the Australian Institute of
Landscape Architects (AILA).
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MASTER OF CONSTRUCTION
MANAGEMENT
The growth of infrastructure and building projects is a
CAMPUS DURATION significant driver of the economy—both in Australia and
North Terrace 2 years full-time
throughout the world. There is growing demand to ensure
INTAKE FACULTY these projects are delivered on time, within budget, and at
February and July Engineering, Computer a high level of quality, to satisfy stakeholders. Graduates of
and Mathematical Sciences this degree are well equipped, and fully qualified, to provide
advice in these circumstances.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Graduate entry only. The degree is hosted by the School of Architecture and Built
Environment. However, it also draws on business and project
ENQUIRIES management expertise across the Faculty of the Professions
architecture.enquiries@ask.adelaide.edu.au to provide a holistic approach to the study of various aspects
of construction management.
FURTHER INFORMATION
Including fees and degree structure
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Graduates of the Master of Construction Management will
appeal to a wide range of employers including contractors,
developers, government agencies, project management
consultants and engineering consultants.
Professional accreditation
The Master of Construction Management program is
accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.
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MASTER OF LANDSCAPE
ARCHITECTURE
The Master of Landscape Architecture develops a deep
CAMPUS DURATION understanding and appreciation of design’s significance and
North Terrace 2 years full-time
theoretical underpinnings, and the vital importance of a
INTAKE FACULTY close relationship between the architecture and landscape
February and July Engineering, Computer architecture professions. Additionally, the interdisciplinary
and Mathematical Sciences nature of landscape architecture practice is emphasised,
through close contact and shared courses with architecture
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS and urban design students.
Bachelor of Architectural Design or equivalent with
a 4.2 out of 7.0 grade point average (GPA) or higher, Students are encouraged to develop their own position in
plus portfolio of work and CV.
relation to current disciplinary and socio-political concerns,
ENQUIRIES rather than follow trends or dogma. We require that they
architecture.enquiries@ask.adelaide.edu.au consider expanded possibilities—rather than secure definitions—
regarding what constitutes landscape architecture as an
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• landscape architect
• project administrator
• project manager.
Professional accreditation
The Master of Landscape Architecture is accredited by the
Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA).
Scholarship
Oxigen Masters of Landscape Architecture
scholarships.adelaide.edu.au/scholarship/pgcw/
professions/oxigen-masters-of-landscape-architecture
The Oxigen Masters of Landscape Architecture Scholarship
has been established by the School of Architecture and
Built Environment to support postgraduate coursework
students undertaking their first year of Master of Landscape
Architecture study at the University of Adelaide. Applicants
must be able to demonstrate genuine financial need.
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10MASTER OF PLANNING
Urban planning is concerned with how we lay out, regulate
CAMPUS DURATION and manage the cities, neighbourhoods and places in which
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we live. With cities becoming larger and more complex all
INTAKE FACULTY around the world, it is important we manage their growth
February and July Engineering, Computer to: provide a good quality of life for all residents; ensure
and Mathematical Sciences employment opportunities; protect their natural and historic
built heritage; and ensure their resilience to natural disasters
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS and climate change. A planner’s overarching objective is
Bachelor of Architectural Design or equivalent with
a 5.0 out of 7.0 grade point average (GPA) or higher, ensuring our cities are both attractive places to live and work
plus CV. now, and sustainable into the future.
ENQUIRIES The Master of Planning provides a broad-based education
architecture.enquiries@ask.adelaide.edu.au in planning, covering urbanisation, policy, theory, practice
and planning law. The urban development process is a central
FURTHER INFORMATION area for study.
Including fees and degree structure
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mplan_mplanning.html Career opportunities
• urban and regional planning
• environmental planning.
Professional accreditation
The Master of Planning is accredited by the Planning
Institute of Australia (PIA).
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11MASTER OF PLANNING
(URBAN DESIGN)
High quality urban design is a very important aspect of city
CAMPUS DURATION development as it creates the places we all experience.
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Urban design focuses on the space between buildings,
INTAKE FACULTY improving on the context the buildings provide to make
February and July Engineering, Computer spaces that are attractive, usable, safe, enhance community
and Mathematical Sciences
and draw people to them. These are the areas experienced
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS on a daily basis by residents, workers, shoppers and visitors.
Bachelor of Architectural Design or equivalent with Urban design applies tried and tested approaches to the
a 5.0 out of 7.0 grade point average (GPA) or higher, design and improvement of:
plus portfolio of work and CV.
• streets and circulation spaces
ENQUIRIES
architecture.enquiries@ask.adelaide.edu.au • public squares and meeting places
• pedestrian areas
FURTHER INFORMATION
Including fees and degree structure • semi private space around buildings.
www.adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder/
mpud_mplanud.html Within the broad context of urban development and planning,
the Master of Planning (Urban Design) prepares graduates to
understand how to design better places and spaces.
Career opportunities
• urban designer
• planner
• project administrator
• project manager.
Professional accreditation
The Master of Planning (Urban Design) is accredited
by the Planning Institute of Australia (PIA).
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12MASTER OF PLANNING
(URBAN DESIGN) WITH MASTER
OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
The Master of Planning (Urban Design) with Master of
CAMPUS DURATION Landscape Architecture double degree qualifies graduates
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to apply for registration and practise as both planners and
INTAKE FACULTY landscape architects.
February and July Engineering, Computer While the location of Planning within the School of
and Mathematical Sciences
Architecture and Built Environment ensures an emphasis
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS on the importance of the design of spaces and places, the
Bachelor of Architectural Design or equivalent with program also provides deep engagement with local and
a 5.0 out of 7.0 grade point average (GPA) or higher, international issues. Students learn about, and participate
plus portfolio of work and CV.
in, multiple contemporary projects and debates about the
ENQUIRIES environment, community, culture and society.
architecture.enquiries@ask.adelaide.edu.au
Career opportunities
FURTHER INFORMATION
Including fees and degree structure • landscape architect
www.adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder/
mpmla_mlarcmplan.html • planner
• project manager
• project administrator
• urban designer.
Professional accreditation
The Master of Planning (Urban Design) is accredited
by the Planning Institute of Australia (PIA).
The Master of Landscape Architecture is accredited by
the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA).
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13MASTER OF PROPERTY
As the world becomes more urbanised, the role of property
CAMPUS DURATION developers is increasingly critical. All countries are witnessing
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a huge amount of public and private investment in land,
INTAKE FACULTY buildings, offices, housing, retail and recreation facilities;
February and July Engineering, Computer and and it is developers who ensure these developments are safe,
Mathematical Sciences productive, sustainable, provide high-quality accommodation
for occupiers, and deliver a return on investment for sponsors.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Bachelor of Architectural Design or equivalent with The degree is hosted by the School of Architecture and Built
a 5.0 out of 7.0 grade point average (GPA) or higher, Environment. However, it also draws on business and project
plus CV.
management expertise across the Faculty of the Professions
ENQUIRIES to provide a holistic approach to the study of property.
architecture.enquiries@ask.adelaide.edu.au
Career opportunities
FURTHER INFORMATION
Including fees and degree structure • property analyst
www.adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder/
mprop_mproperty.html • property development adviser
• property investment adviser
• property manager.
Professional accreditation
The Master of Property program is accredited by the Royal
Institution of Chartered Surveyors. RICS is an internationally
recognised professional standard which allows graduates
to work in the property industry in many countries around
the world.
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14WORLD-CLASS FLEXIBLE ACADEMIC STAFF
RESOURCES STUDY OF INTERNATIONAL
AND FACILITIES OPTIONS DISTINCTION
ARTS
17 Graduate Certificate in Art History
18 Graduate Certificate in Environmental
Policy and Management
19 Graduate Diploma in Art History
20 Graduate Diploma in Environmental
Policy and Management
21 Graduate Diploma in Interpreting, Translation
and Transcultural Communication
22 Graduate Diploma in Media
(Strategic Communication)
23 Master of Arts
24 Master of Arts (Curatorial and Museum Studies)
25 Master of Arts (Studies in Art History)
26 Master of Arts
(Interpreting, Translation and
Transcultural Communication)
27 Master of Environmental Policy and Management
28 Master of Media (Strategic Communication)
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15Nurture your desire to fulfil Postgraduate salaries are shown to be higher
than the equivalent salaries for bachelor degree
your personal and professional graduates in every employment sector. In 2015,
potential with postgraduate the median salary for humanities postgraduates in
full-time employment was $75 000. Furthermore,
studies in the Arts. postgraduates are more likely to be in permanent
or long-term employment than bachelor degree
Become an expert in your field graduates (85.4% compared to 66.8%).*
Develop specialist knowledge and skills that extend
you beyond your undergraduate degree while Personal and professional growth
learning from leading researchers and practitioners. Further study in the Arts offers personal
You will sharpen your analytical thinking and development and career opportunities for:
research skills, providing you with academic depth recent graduates seeking a promotion who are
that sets you apart from others and enhances your looking to enhance their career options; mid-
career opportunities. career professionals extending or updating their
We offer a range of qualifications to hone specific knowledge in a changing industry; or someone
areas of interest, and to develop advanced branching out into a completely new field for any
transferable skills relevant to the workplace or number of personal or professional reasons.
research environment. *Postgraduate Destinations 2015 - www.graduatecareers.edu.au
Expand your career
Postgraduate surveys reveal that 86.4% of
humanities and social sciences postgraduates rated
the skills and knowledge gained in their award as
significant for their full-time employment.
“ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ISSUES
CAN BE COMPLEX. THIS DEGREE
WILL GIVE YOU SKILLS AND
PERSPECTIVES TO CONSIDER
ALL THE ISSUES AND MAKE A
DIFFERENCE TO THE COMMUNITY
AND THE ENVIRONMENT.”
Michelle Jones
Master of Environmental Policy
and Management
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16GRADUATE CERTIFICATE
IN ART HISTORY
This degree offers students with a bachelor degree in an
CAMPUS DURATION unrelated discipline an introduction to the study of art
North Terrace 6 months full-time /
1 year part-time and visual culture for pleasure or professional development.
Learn how to analyse and interpret works of art and explore
INTAKE FACULTY the making and meaning of diverse images and objects
February Arts from painting and sculpture to street art and digital media.
Research-active art historians teach courses on Renaissance
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS art, eighteenth-century European art, Australian art, and
Bachelor degree or equivalent. Selection into level
of program is based on academic achievement. Contemporary art, which are enriched by the collections
of the Art Gallery of South Australia. Course are available
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Students complete one core and one elective course.
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gcarh_gcarthis.html Graduates are equipped with transferable knowledge and
skills in art historical methods and theories, and critical
thinking, writing, and speaking, as a pathway for careers in
private and commercial galleries and museums, marketing
and communications, auction houses, arts journalism, arts
policy development, and a creative foundation area for
primary and secondary teaching.
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17GRADUATE CERTIFICATE
IN ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
AND MANAGEMENT
Develop a deeper understanding of the principles and
CAMPUS DURATION practice of environmental policy, planning and governance.
North Terrace 6 months full-time
Responding effectively to environmental problems involves
INTAKE FACULTY far more than the application of scientific knowledge, or the
February and July Arts ‘top-down’ regulation of people and their environments.
Government policies must be negotiated with, and
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Bachelor degree or equivalent. Selection into level
implemented through, diverse private-sector agents and
of program is based on academic achievement. a differentiated civil society. Managing environmental
problems therefore entails a new set of approaches, including
ENQUIRIES government, public-private partnerships, economic tools and
www.adelaide.edu.au/student/enquiries incentives, democratic decentralisation and risk management.
FURTHER INFORMATION The degree addresses how the signature environmental issues
Including fees and degree structure of our time are to be managed; now and into the future.
www.adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder/
gcepm_gcenvp&m.html It is targeted at three distinct audiences:
• recent graduates seeking a career in environmental management
• mid-career professionals looking to update their
knowledge in the fast-changing domain of environmental
governance and management
• students who would like to undertake further research on
these topics.
Students complete the core course Environmental Planning
and Governance, and an elective chosen from a select list,
such as: Environmental Impact Assessment or Community
Engagement, as an example.
Career opportunities
Graduates of the degree will be well equipped to take up
senior policy roles in government and a variety of roles
in environmental management for government agencies,
industry and the not-for-profit sector.
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18GRADUATE DIPLOMA
IN ART HISTORY
This degree offers students with a bachelor degree in an
CAMPUS DURATION unrelated discipline an introduction to the study of art and
North Terrace 1 year full-time / 2 years part-time
visual culture for pleasure or professional development.
INTAKE FACULTY Learn how to analyse and interpret works of art and explore
February Arts the making and meaning of diverse images and objects
from painting and sculpture to street art and digital media.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Research-active art historians teach courses on Renaissance
Bachelor degree or equivalent, or Graduate art, eighteenth-century European art, Australian art,
Certificate in Art History.
Contemporary art, and online exhibition development,
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which are enriched by the collections of the Art Gallery of
www.adelaide.edu.au/student/enquiries South Australia. Courses include independent study projects
and are available to study on campus or online.
FURTHER INFORMATION
Including fees and degree structure
Students complete one core and three elective courses.
www.adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder/
gdarh_gdarthist.html Career opportunities
Graduates are equipped with transferable knowledge and
skills in art historical methods and theories, and critical
thinking, writing, and speaking, as a pathway for Masters
coursework in art historical research or curatorial and
museum studies, as well as careers in public, private
and commercial galleries and museums, marketing and
communications, auction houses, arts journalism, arts
policy development, and a creative foundation area for
primary and secondary teaching.
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19GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN
ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
AND MANAGEMENT
Develop a deeper understanding of the principles and practice
CAMPUS DURATION of environmental policy, planning and governance.
North Terrace 1 year full-time
Responding effectively to environmental problems involves
INTAKE FACULTY far more than the application of scientific knowledge, or the
February and July Arts ‘top-down’ regulation of people and their environments.
Government policies must be negotiated with, and
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Bachelor degree or equivalent, or Graduate
implemented through, diverse private-sector agents and
Certificate in Environment Policy and Management. a differentiated civil society. Managing environmental
problems therefore entails a new set of approaches, including
ENQUIRIES government, public-private partnerships, economic tools and
www.adelaide.edu.au/student/enquiries incentives, democratic decentralisation and risk management.
FURTHER INFORMATION The degree addresses how the signature environmental issues
Including fees and degree structure of our time are to be managed; now and into the future.
www.adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder/
gdepm_gdenvp&m.html It is targeted at three distinct audiences:
• recent graduates seeking a career in environmental management
• mid-career professionals looking to update their knowledge
in the fast-changing domain of environmental governance
and management
• those wishing to undertake further research on these topics.
Students complete the core course Environmental Planning
and Governance and then choose three elective courses from a
select list, such as: Environmental Impact Assessment, Regional
Planning, or Community Engagement, to name a few.
Career opportunities
Graduates of the degree will be well equipped to take up
senior policy roles in government and a variety of roles
in environmental management for government agencies,
industry and the not-for-profit sector.
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20GRADUATE DIPLOMA
IN INTERPRETING, TRANSLATION
AND TRANSCULTURAL
COMMUNICATION
For students fluent in both Chinese and English who seek
CAMPUS DURATION a career as a professional interpreter and/or translator,
North Terrace 1 year full-time
this degree will provide you with skills and knowledge in
INTAKE FACULTY cultural and social studies, cross-cultural communication
February Arts and practical skills in interpreting and translation. The
degree is endorsed by the National Accreditation Authority
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS for Translators and Interpreters (NAATI). Students who
Bachelor degree or equivalent successfully complete this program will be eligible to
undertake the Certified Interpreter and Certified Translator
ENQUIRIES tests conducted by NAATI.
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The Graduate Diploma in Interpreting, Translation
FURTHER INFORMATION and Transcultural Communication is an AQF Level 8
Including fees and degree structure qualification with a standard full-time duration of 1 year.
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Career opportunities
There has been a significant increase in the demand
for Chinese-speaking, transcultural and transnational
professionals in the global market. The program
complements this demand by providing you with the skills
and knowledge to work and communicate effectively in
an environment requiring translation and cross-cultural
communication expertise. The degree prepares you for
a career as a professional translator working in a range
of fields, such as government, business, commerce, law,
international relations and other specialised areas.
Professional accreditation
The degree is endorsed by the National Accreditation
Authority for Translators and Interpreters (NAATI).
Students who successfully complete this program will be
eligible to undertake the Certified Interpreter and Certified
Translator tests conducted by NAATI.
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21GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MEDIA
(STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION)
Nowhere is multi-skilling more valuable than in the media
CAMPUS DURATION industry. Broadcasters, communications agencies, large
North Terrace 1 year full-time
organisations and government are all looking for professionals
who can identify and execute strategic messaging across
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the board—through digital and social media, PR and
brand communication.
ENQUIRIES With our new Graduate Diploma in Media (Strategic
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Communication), you’ll be ready to play a senior role.
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www.adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder/
gdms_gdmedsc.html Conducted over one year full-time, the degree will prepare
you to take on significant responsibility in strategic
communication planning, management and execution.
You will graduate with enhanced skills in:
• strategic thinking and strategic media engagement, in local,
national and global contexts
• creating and tailoring strategic messaging across different
industries and sectors, and all key media channels, including
digital and social media
• communicating for change
• strategic media leadership
• risk and crisis communication.
Where could it take you?
You’ll graduate well equipped to shape strategic
communications for organisations of all kinds, and to achieve
all objectives: marketing, business development, community
engagement and positive social change. You’ll also have the
opportunity to continue your studies with the Master of
Media (Strategic Communication).
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22MASTER OF ARTS
The Master of Arts degree consists of core research courses,
CAMPUS DURATION including a thesis, and specialisations that work much
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as majors do in the Bachelor of Arts. The degree offers
INTAKE FACULTY specialisations in:
February and July Arts • Creative Practice in Music (extension pathway only)
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS • Environmental Studies
Bachelor degree or equivalent
• Global Media
ENQUIRIES • International Relations.
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Students will be challenged to think, grow and perform at new
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Career opportunities
Graduates from the Creative Practice in Music stream have
various performance opportunities in public and private
practice, and often undertake teaching in the private studio.
Environmental Studies graduates will be well equipped to
take up senior policy roles in government and a variety of
roles in environmental management for government agencies,
industry and the not-for-profit sector.
Global Media graduates will be well equipped with both
applied and theoretical understandings of media in a global
environment, and ready to take on careers in a wide range of
media-focused industries. The growing and diversified nature
of these industries opens up a broad range of opportunities
for graduates to utilise their skills and knowledge.
International Relations graduates find successful careers
in numerous roles such as security adviser, political analyst,
political reporter, foreign affairs reporter, intelligence
analyst and within international organisations such as
the United Nations.
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23MASTER OF ARTS
(CURATORIAL AND
MUSEUM STUDIES)
The Master of Arts (Curatorial and Museum Studies) equips
CAMPUS DURATION students with specialised knowledge and practical training
North Terrace 1.5 years full-time
for careers in curatorship or related professional roles in
INTAKE FACULTY the global museum and gallery sector. Develop a rigorous
February Arts understanding of fundamental methods and theories of
curatorial and museum studies, collection and exhibition
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS development, conservation and heritage, museum and gallery
Honours 11A or higher in Art History, or Graduate management, public programs, marketing and copyright,
Diploma in Art History with distinction average
registration, and experience with databases and digital tools
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used in a range of cultural organisations. Hands-on teaching
www.adelaide.edu.au/student/enquiries and mentoring, which is delivered by University of Adelaide
academic staff in cooperation with the Director and Curators
FURTHER INFORMATION of the Art Gallery of South Australia, complements a formal
Including fees and degree structure work placement in a state or national institution.
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macm_martcms.html Students complete two core courses, two research projects,
and an internship (four weeks).
Career opportunities
Graduates have built successful careers in national and
international museums and galleries as curators and
related professional roles in public programs, publications,
registration, copyright, and collection management.
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24MASTER OF ARTS
(STUDIES IN ART HISTORY)
This degree consists of a minor thesis under supervision that
CAMPUS DURATION enables you to extend knowledge of an area of art historical
North Terrace 1 year full-time or
1.5 years part-time specialisation gained during the Graduate Diploma in Art
History. The degree offers advanced research, analytical,
INTAKE FACULTY and communication skills, with experience working on an
February Arts independent project. The minor thesis is designed to qualify
you for higher degrees by research (Master of Philosophy or
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Doctor of Philosophy).
Honours 11A or higher in appropriate field of
study, or Graduate Diploma in Art History with
distinction average. Career opportunities
ENQUIRIES Graduates are equipped with transferable knowledge and
www.adelaide.edu.au/student/enquiries skills in art historical methods and theories, and critical
thinking, writing, and speaking, as a pathway for higher
FURTHER INFORMATION research degrees in Art History or careers in public, private
Including fees and degree structure and commercial galleries and museums, marketing and
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communications, auction houses, arts journalism, arts
policy development, and a creative foundation area for
primary and secondary teaching.
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25MASTER OF ARTS
(INTERPRETING, TRANSLATION AND
TRANSCULTURAL COMMUNICATION)
This degree is for students fluent in both Chinese and English
CAMPUS DURATION seeking a career as a professional interpreter and/or translator.
North Terrace 2 years full-time
It provides you with skills and knowledge in cultural and
INTAKE FACULTY social studies, cross-cultural communication and practical
February and July Arts skills in interpreting and translation. You will undertake
either a 9 unit or 12 unit (extended) research dissertation.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS The 12 unit dissertation can lead to admission to a Doctor of
Bachelor degree with credit average or equivalent. Philosophy program. The degree is endorsed by the National
Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters
ENQUIRIES (NAATI). Students who successfully complete this program
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will be eligible to undertake the Certified Interpreter and
FURTHER INFORMATION Certified Translator tests conducted by NAATI.
Including fees and degree structure The Master of Arts (Interpreting, Translation and Trans-
www.adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder/
mattc_martttc.html cultural Communication) is an AQF Level 9 Masters Extension
qualification with a standard full-time duration of 2 years.
Career opportunities
There has been a significant increase in the demand for
Chinese-speaking, transcultural and transnational professionals
in the global market. The program complements this demand
by providing students with the skills and knowledge to work
and communicate effectively in an environment requiring
translation and cross-cultural communication expertise.
The program prepares students for a career as a professional
translator working in a range of fields, such as government,
business, commerce, law, international relations and other
specialised areas.
The substantial research component in this program
makes it possible for aspiring graduates without an honours
qualification from an Australian university to undertake
PhD study, thereby providing a career path for them to
pursue research careers at a global level.
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26MASTER OF ENVIRONMENTAL
POLICY AND MANAGEMENT
Develop a deeper understanding of the principles and
CAMPUS DURATION practice of environmental policy, planning and governance.
North Terrace 2 years full-time
Responding effectively to environmental problems involves
INTAKE FACULTY far more than the application of scientific knowledge, or the
February and July Arts ‘top-down’ regulation of people and their environments.
Responding to contemporary environmental problems in
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Bachelor degree or equivalent, or Graduate Diploma
the complex, multi-jurisdictional domain of environmental
in Environmental Policy and Management with a management, government policies must be negotiated with,
credit average. and implemented through, diverse private sector agents
and a differentiated civil society. Managing environmental
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problems therefore entails a new set of approaches, including
government, public-private partnerships, economic tools and
FURTHER INFORMATION incentives, democratic decentralisation and risk management.
Including fees and degree structure
The program addresses how the key environmental issues of
www.adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder/
menpm_menvp&mgt.html our time - global warming, water shortages, deforestation and
the like, are to be managed now and into the future.
Students have the option of a research or coursework
specialisation depending on their personal and professional
goals. In both specialisations, students complete core courses
including Research Design and Methods and Environmental
Planning and Governance. A range of elective courses are
also available, followed by a research project.
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27MASTER OF MEDIA
(STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION)
Organisations of all kinds are becoming increasingly media-
CAMPUS DURATION savvy. Competition for audiences’ attention is ever more
North Terrace 2 years full-time
intense. The need for keenly targeted and strategically
INTAKE FACULTY effective communication has never been greater—and
February and July Arts demand for highly-skilled professionals with the judgement
to lead it across multiple channels is following suit.
ENQUIRIES
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What will you do?
FURTHER INFORMATION Conducted over two years full-time, our new Master of
Including fees and degree structure Media (Strategic Communication) will equip you to lead
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execution across all key channels: digital and social media,
TV, radio and press.
You will graduate with:
• significantly enhanced strategic thinking, problem-solving
and decision-making ability
• highly advanced skills in creating and tailoring strategic
messaging for all key media channels
• deep understanding of the principles underlying media
relationship-building
• awareness of key media channels’ unique
consumption drivers
• insight into current and forecast global media trends.
Where could it take you?
You’ll graduate with the knowledge, skills and depth of
insight to lead strategic communication in any sector,
anywhere in the world—from advanced manufacturing to
professional services, and NGOs to FMCGs. You’ll be well
equipped to guide the achievement of all organisational
objectives: marketing, business development, community
engagement and positive social change.
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28WORLD-CLASS TOP 100 90% JOBS MEDIAN
RESOURCES WORLD CREATED IN PAST CURRENT SALARY:
AND FACILITIES RANKING* 10 YEARS # $83,727^
BIOTECHNOLOGY
AND BIOMEDICAL
SCIENCES
31 Master of Biotechnology (Biomedical)
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29Study at the forefront of discovery advanced technologies including the revolutionary
gene editing technology at SAGE, the first genome
in science and use the latest editing facility in Australia.
advancements in technology to A career in biotechnology, specialising in
solve world problems. biomedical sciences offers global career
opportunities. Graduates may find themselves
working in government or in the private sector,
World-class graduates, global careers at the leading edge of research, and helping to
The biomedical sciences and biotechnology solve some of the world’s biggest problems such
fields are amongst the fastest-growing in the as finding long-term solutions for prevention
world, offering huge potential for research and and treatment of cancer and other diseases.
postgraduate careers. More than 90% of jobs within
this sector have been created in the past 10 years. Scholarships
Our biomedical sciences and biotechnology Our students have access to industry sponsored awards
programs have a strong history of producing and scholarships in recognition of outstanding
talented, experienced professionals who are ready work. For more information on scholarships please
to make a mark on the world. Our graduates learn visit: scholarships.adelaide.edu.au
from leading researchers who are world-recognised
for their contributions to industry, and access
“I’VE GAINED WORLD-CLASS
SKILLS, INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE
AND TRAINING WITH THE LATEST
TECHNOLOGIES FROM MY STUDIES
WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE,
WHICH HAVE HELPED ME TO RAPIDLY
INTEGRATE INTO MY CURRENT ROLE AT
A CONTRACT RESEARCH ORGANISATION
BASED IN SHANGHAI, CHINA.”
Yunyu Lao Master of Biotechnology (Biomedical)
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30MASTER OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
(BIOMEDICAL)
The Master of Biotechnology (Biomedical) is an innovative
CAMPUS DURATION postgraduate degree based on the clear convergence and
North Terrace 2 years full-time
rapid development of technology platforms in biotechnology,
INTAKE FACULTY and the maturing sector. The program spans discovery,
February and July Sciences research, and development activities.
The degree has an experimental focus and exposes students
SCHOOL
Biological Sciences
to individual technology platforms, as well as developing
competitive laboratory and research skills.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Students will also be exposed to the many interlinked issues
Relevant bachelor degree in appropriate field of study
or satisfactory evidence of fitness to undertake degree. in contemporary biotechnology research: translation and
development (including compliance and regulatory issues);
ENQUIRIES high throughput screening; project management; and team
www.adelaide.edu.au/student/enquiries skill development and exploitation.
FURTHER INFORMATION
Specialist biotechnology course content will focus on
Including fees and degree structure biomedical research and applications.
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Career opportunities
Biotechnology is one of the fastest growing global industries,
helping to develop better methods of diagnosis and treatment
of a wide variety of diseases. There are very strong career
opportunities for graduates, particularly those who possess
strong laboratory skills combined with an understanding of
research and product development.
Related degrees:
• Graduate Certificate in Biotechnology (Biomedical)
• Graduate Diploma in Biotechnology (Biomedical)
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46 Master of Business Administration
(International Trade and Development)
47 Master of Business Administration
(Marketing)
48 Master of Business Administration
(Project Management)
34 Professional Certificate in
Self-Managed Superannuation Funds
49 Master of Business Administration
(Wine Business)
35 Graduate Certificate in Self-Managed
Superannuation Funds 50 Master of Business Administration
(Emerging Leaders)
36 Graduate Certificate in Social
Entrepreneurship and Innovation
51 Master of Business Research
37 Master of Accounting
52 Master of Commerce
38 Master of Accounting and Finance 53 Master of Finance
39 Master of Accounting and Marketing 54 Master of Finance and Business Economics
40 Master of Applied Finance 55 Master of Innovation and Entrepreneurship
41 Master of Applied Innovation
and Entrepreneurship 56 Master of International Management
42 Master of Applied Project Management 57 Master of International Trade
and Development
43 Master of Applied Project Management
(Project Systems)
58 Master of Marketing
44 MBA 59 Master of Professional Accounting
45 Master of Business Administration
(Entrepreneurship) 60 Master of Wine Business
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32Combining both The Postgraduate Career Readiness course
cutting-edge research and real- This course will provide students with a professional
assessment of their personal profile and career
world experience, our business competencies. It will also provide students with
degrees test students’ initiative, direct contact and learning experiences delivered
by industry professionals on-site. During these
encourage creativity and teach industry visits students will have the opportunity
skills applicable to any profession. to learn about workplace etiquette, problem
solving, time management and the importance of
Our range of postgraduate degrees fit the needs of creativity in the workplace. As an outcome of this
anyone with an undergraduate degree looking to course, students will develop the skills expected by
start, broaden or diversify a career in business. employers to increase their competitive employment
advantage and achieve their career goals.
The Adelaide Business School’s degrees are
accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate
Schools of Business (AACSB) International. Peer mentoring program
AACSB accreditation represents the highest The Postgraduate Mentor Program is a social
standard of achievement for business schools support network for students aimed at providing a
worldwide, and is only achieved by 5% of smooth transition into postgraduate tertiary study.
universities globally. We are the only university It enhances the student experience by developing
in South Australia to have earned this badge, professional networks with peers, academics and
reflecting our commitment to offer a quality potential employers.
business education, today and into the future.
The Business School has close affiliations with Scholarships
professional bodies to ensure our degrees are
For a full list of all scholarships, please visit:
practical and relevant in the real world.
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“I CONSIDER ADELAIDE TO BE THE
PERFECT PLACE TO STUDY WINE
BUSINESS. THE UNIVERSITY OF
ADELAIDE OFFERS A WIDE RANGE
OF COURSES FROM VITICULTURE TO
SENSORY STUDY AND WINE BUSINESS.”
Diago Okawa Master of Wine Business
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33PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE
IN SELF-MANAGED
SUPERANNUATION FUNDS
Investment in superannuation in Australia is accumulating
CAMPUS DURATION at an astonishing rate and now totals over $1.3 trillion. In
Adelaide, Melbourne, and Sydney 1 year part-time
particular, the self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF)
INTAKE FACULTY industry is rapidly increasing, with over 2,500 new accounts
February and July Professions opening each month, taking the total to over 410,000 SMSFs.
This makes it the fastest growing sector in financial planning
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS and wealth management.
Bachelor degree or equivalent and/or work experience.
The SMSF industry is subject to legislative changes,
ENQUIRIES compliance issues, and vigorous scrutiny. Advisors in SMSFs
professions@ask.adelaide.edu.au need to increase their knowledge and skills, and the financial
literacy skills of investors.
FURTHER INFORMATION
Including fees and degree structure The Professional Certificate in Self-Managed
www.adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder/ Superannuation Funds is a unique qualification that links
pcsms_pcsmsuper.html higher education with the requirements of industry. Courses
are delivered in executive-style intensive mode by academics
and industry practitioners.
Career opportunities
• accountant
• auditor
• financial planner
• fund administrator.
Professional accreditation
The Professional Certificate in Self-Managed Superannuation
Funds is accredited for continuing professional development
(CPD) by the SMSF Association (SMSFA) and the Financial
Planning Association of Australia (FPA) and is ASIC RG146
compliant in Self-Managed Superannuation Funds.
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34GRADUATE CERTIFICATE
IN SELF-MANAGED
SUPERANNUATION FUNDS
Investment in superannuation in Australia is building at an
CAMPUS DURATION astonishing rate, now totalling over $1.3 trillion. Most rapidly
North Terrace 2 years part-time
increasing is the self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF)
INTAKE FACULTY industry. There are over 2,500 new accounts opening each
February and July Professions month, taking the total to over 410,000 SMSFs. Because of
this, the SMSF industry is under great scrutiny and seeing all
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS kinds of legislative changes.
Bachelor degree or equivalent. For applicants without
a bachelor degree, a minimum of five years of related Our Graduate Certificate in Self-Managed Superannuation
work experience to be approved by the Faculty Funds has been designed in conjunction with the SMSF
Association. It provides the knowledge, skills and financial
ENQUIRIES
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literacy that SMSF practitioners need to thrive in a changing
landscape. This extends to financial planners, accountants,
FURTHER INFORMATION lawyers and auditors.
Including fees and degree structure
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What will you do?
This degree is designed to link up with industry
requirements. You will:
• study foundational SMSF concepts, theories and operations
• consolidate and extend your current knowledge and skills base
• gain insights into psychological influences on investment
decision-making
• learn complex advising strategies
• explore relevant taxes and regulations
• advance your critical thinking, practical and
communication skills.
Professional accreditation
The Graduate Certificate in Self-Managed Superannuation
Funds is accredited for CPD points by the SMSF Association
and the Financial Planning Association of Australia; and is ASIC
RG146 compliant in Self-Managed Superannuation Funds.
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35GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN
SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP
AND INNOVATION
Today’s marketplace for the social venture is overcrowded.
CAMPUS DURATION There are so many worthwhile initiatives seeking sponsorship,
North Terrace 6 months full-
time or part-time grants and the community dollar. In this competitive
equivalent environment, entrepreneurship and innovation are emerging
as key to gaining not-for-profit funding.
INTAKE FACULTY
February, May and September Professions Our Graduate Certificate in Social Entrepreneurship and
Innovation is designed for:
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Bachelor degree or equivalent
• budding social entrepreneurs actively planning to set
up ventures
ENQUIRIES • those working in not-for-profit organisations who want to
professions@ask.adelaide.edu.au
improve social outcomes
FURTHER INFORMATION • those working in government or local authorities responsible
Including fees and degree structure for enhancing and supporting the social sector
www.adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder/
gcsei_gcsocen&in.html • social workers, environmental activists, non-profit sector
managers, regional economic development officers, arts
administrators, indigenous administrators, philanthropists,
and/or natural resource managers.
What will you do?
This 6-month program is delivered in intensive blocks.
Assessments can feed directly into workplace projects.
You will:
• understand the role of mindsets, innovation and technology
in the entrepreneurial process
• build tools for supporting the health and wealth of
social ventures
• learn strategies for managing and mitigating uncertainty
and risk
• analyse case studies
• pursue electives in line with your strengths and interests.
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