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International Postgraduate
-
Student Guide
2022
Career
success
unsw.edu.au/study
CAREER SUCCESS STARTS HERE
It takes
someone
like you
The world is changing, and now, more than ever, it needs people
who want to make a difference. Discover your passion and find
your purpose to become the person the world needs.
Your full potential is waiting to be discovered and we’re
committed to helping you achieve your unique and extraordinary
dreams. Through hands-on learning and original thinking, you will
be inspired to develop and grow as you build towards a confident
and prosperous future.
Be valued for the difference you bring,
with UNSW Sydney.
UNSW is on Aboriginal land.
UNSW acknowledges the Bedegal, Gadigal and
Ngunnawal people who are the Traditional Custodians
of the land upon which our campuses stand.
Visit UNSW online, unsw.edu.au/study
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CAREER SUCCESS STARTS HERE
What's
inside
Your journey starts here
Why choose UNSW page 6
Career-focused education page 8
Innovation and research page 10
Welcome to Sydney page 14
Be supported along your path
Scholarships page 12
Study experience page 20
Student support page 22
Accommodation page 24
Find the right degree for you page 27
Entry to UNSW
How to apply page 122
Higher Degree Research page 126
English courses page 130
Tuition fees page 132
Contact us page 136
Sir John Clancy Auditorium
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Study at
WHY CHOOSE UNSW
a global
top 50 World-leading
education
Ranked 40th in the world for
Employable graduates
Ranked 27th in the world by
employers seeking the best
Global Connections
Ranked 22nd most international
university in the world for number
university
quality teaching and research graduates (employer reputation). of international students, staff and
(academic reputation). scholar collaboration
QS Graduate Employability Rankings, 2020
QS World University Rankings, 2021 Times Higher Education Rankings, 2020
UNSW is a world-leading teaching and
research powerhouse recognised by
employers and organisations around
the globe.
We’re dedicated to shaping a generation of forward
Top earners Cutting-edge innovation 6 of the world's top
thinking, environmentally conscious and socially Highest graduate median #1 institution attended by 20 subjects
engaged graduates who’ll make a positive impact in salary of Sydney-based and Australian start-up founders. Mining & Mining Engineering (5th),
the world. Go8 universities. Civil & Structural Engineering (12th),
Startup Muster 2018
QILT Graduate Outcome Survey, 2020 Law (13th) Petroleum Engineering
We ensure you receive a truly hands-on and career- (18th), Accounting & Finance (19th),
focused education that will uncover your potential. Environmental Sciences (19th)
You will discover and grow your strengths through
QS World University Rankings by Subject, 2021
life-changing experiences and inspirational
mentoring from world-renowned academics.
Studying at UNSW is an investment in your
future. We’re committed to developing
you personally and professionally. The
combination of your ambition and our
expertise will set you up for a future where
Top 50 A Group of you’ll feel empowered to make positive
Ranked 44th university globally Eight university impact and make a difference. The world
needs dreamers, explorers, researchers,
QS World University Rankings, 2021 UNSW is a member of the
leaders and thinkers.
prestigious coalition of
Australia’s leading research-
intensive universities The world needs U
Throughout this guide you will find QR
codes that unlock more information and
reveal extra inspiration. Scan the QR
code to see why the world needs you.
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CAREER-FOCUSED EDUCATION
Become an We prepare you for
employable lifelong career success.
graduate Develop your flexible,
lifelong career plan
From day one, you can turn to our experts for
professional advice and learn how to seize
UNSW is career-focused education. We equip you with the skills, opportunities throughout your career. We’ll help you:
opportunities and support that will ensure you excel well into • Recognise and build on your professional strengths.
your future. That’s why our graduates now work with some of the • Identify your opportunities and plan a career path.
most enviable employers and global organisations, such as Google, • Think critically and creatively for lifelong
Unilever, Ernst & Young, Microsoft, Rio Tinto, HSBC, Slater & career success.
Gordon, NASA, UNESCO and Oxfam.
“Coming out of uni there was so many transferrable
skills like being a good communicator, a team member,
presenting well, these kind of skills that you’ve built
Make an impact with employers up over the years studying here [UNSW] are so easily
transferrable into the workforce.”
Your knowledge, skills and experience combine
–
to demonstrate why a company should hire you.
Catherine Hu,
You will learn how to express your professional
UNSW Business School Alumna and Customer
best with:
Solutions Manager for TikTok
• Internships and practical experiences integrated into
your studies.
• Strong online presence, resumé and cover letter
Scan the QR code to watch
writing skills.
Catherine's story.
• The ability to understand and respond to complex
interview questions.
Connect with mentors to support You can make this happen
your success
UNSW Careers supports you with expert
With professional development woven into your
personalised career planning, mentoring, and
studies, you will be inspired by influential people
job-seeking skill development.
and build networks with future employers.
Visit careers.unsw.edu.au
Take advantage of:
• Personalised career mentoring that offers Work Integrated Learning at UNSW builds practical
connections, support and insights. work experience opportunities like internships into
• Introductions to exciting companies at industry your degree. Visit wil.unsw.edu.au
networking events.
• Internships and experiences that build your
confidence and reputation.
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INNOVATION & RESEARCH
Transform
ideas into
reality
Grow your ideas with leading entrepreneurial support Change the world with bold ideas and quality research
If you’re passionate about starting your own We're passionate about research, changing lives You too can be a part of UNSW's global research
business, UNSW is the university for you. We and making real-world impact. That is why UNSW is network. See page 126 for more information on
have one of the biggest student and alumni start- ranked number one in Australia for research quality Higher Degree Research.
up programs in Australia, the UNSW Founders and impact*. It can start with just one bold idea and
Program. You can turn your ideas into a reality with: result in outcomes that positively impact societies,
• One-on-one mentoring with expert start-up economies and the environment.
coaches
• Interactive workshops in cutting-edge facilities
• Accelerator programs to help you gain investment “The Founders program fast-tracked our growth
and launch your own business by putting us in touch with industry experts and
• Networking events where you meet business mentors that have been crucial to our product Solar power (photovoltaics): We broke the record for the The world’s first quantum computer: Using silicon,
founders, leaders and entrepreneurs development and business strategy. We've gained conversion efficiency of a silicon solar cell. We’re home UNSW is one of the global leaders in the race to build a
not only exposure to the start-up industry as a to the world’s fastest solar-powered car. Our campuses quantum computer. We’ve also established the world’s
UNSW Founders whole, but it has made us think more globally. The are now powered by 100% solar electricity. first undergraduate degree in quantum engineering.
Australia’s most comprehensive university funding, office space and resources provided have
entrepreneurship program. Visit been invaluable to us succeeding on our journey.”
founders.unsw.edu.au
–
Vanessa Zhao,
UNSW Founders alumna
Vanessa and three of her classmates COVID-19: Our researchers are tackling the COVID-19 Climate Change: Among several world-first climate
launched Yellowbox as a part of the UNSW pandemic through social policy, public health, research projects, we have established the Climate
Founders 10x Accelerator program. Yellowbox is immunology, biosecurity and infectious disease Change Research Centre with one to the largest research
a technology start-up specialising in smart-lock intelligence. We have established a Rapid Response facilities of its kind in Australia. We are proudly the #1
systems and since its launch with UNSW it has Research Fund to aid numerous projects, while a leading university for meeting the UN's Sustainable Development
now expanded internationally. team of UNSW researchers are currently working on the Goal for Responsible Consumption and Production.^
frontline with the state’s health department.
^Times Higher Education University Impact Rankings, 2020
*Australian Research Council Engagement and Impact
Assessment National Report 2018
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Scholarships,
SCHOLARSHIPS
rewarding
your ambition
UNSW is where the hardest-working Our scholarships aren’t just based on your
and highest-achieving students from grades – UNSW values leadership skills,
around the world study and succeed. extracurricular interests and your passion to
We offer scholarships for high-achieving study with us. Our international scholarships
international students to empower them to and awards will help you to gain financial
realise their potential. support, recognition of your academic
excellence and they’ll help you stand out to
future employers.
International Scientia Australia’s Global University Award For all eligibility requirements, instructions on
Coursework Scholarship If you have strong academic merit and are passionate how to apply, or to explore all the scholarships
about achieving your goals through your university available, visit scholarships.unsw.edu.au
Alongside academic merit, we want you to show us
your passion to become a leader, how you’ve engaged study, you will be considered for Australia’s Global
in extracurricular interests, and share with us why University Award.
UNSW is the university for you.
What you receive:
What you receive: • AUD$10,000 for one year or,
• a full scholarship on your tuition fees or, • AUD$5,000 for one year
"My scholarship has given me a platform to focus
• AUD$20,000 per annum for the minimum duration of more on my studies and obtain a marketing
your program. internship which is relevant to my course and thus
adds significant value to my overall profile."
You’ll also have access to networks and support –
including ‘fast-tracked’ applications for campus Saurabh Kaura,
accommodation, awards and networking events Master of Commerce - International Business,
and guaranteed entry into the UNSW Professional Economics & Finance
Development Program.
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WELCOME TO SYDNEY
Take a break from the books
There’s always something fun and exciting happening
in Sydney – from concerts at the Opera House, to
Sydney
free events including Vivid light and musical festival,
Chinese New Year celebrations and the multicultural
Parramasala. Join an impromptu beach volleyball
game on Coogee Beach or grab some friends for
some photo-worthy moments in the Chinese Garden
of Friendship.
Or if you’re more into sport, we host world-class
Welcome to
sporting events including cricket, soccer and rugby.
For the more artistic visitors, there are theatre
productions, concerts and festivals (many of them
free!) to keep you entertained and inspired all year
round. Get among it and join fun in Sydney.
Sydney downtown
Bondi Beach, Sydney
Feel safe and welcome Sydney on a budget
G’day. Hello. Hi. How’s it going? Aussies are known for On a budget? No worries. There are lots of affordable
being friendly and you will find a smile wherever you indoor and outdoor activities to enjoy in Sydney.
go. Feel safe and welcome as you join our vibrant and Pop into a free art gallery, catch a movie at the local
multicultural communities all over Sydney that span cinema, try a coastal walk, snorkel or surf at the
social, religious and cultural collectives. beach, or enjoy a budget-friendly lunch or dinner in
one of our neighbouring suburbs. Feel confident to try
Sydney has been ranked one of safest cities in the
new hobbies with lots of UNSW student social clubs
world* Additionally, our public health response to
to join.
COVID-19 is considered one of the most effective,
worldwide. You can feel secure and safe about
your choice to live here. It will feel like a home away
from home, no matter where you’re from. The best Explore Sydney’s surroundings
Sydney is one of the best and that’s not
bit about our multicultural city? The food. Explore Sydney is all about the outdoors. And it’s more than
just according to us. It’s rated as the third
Chinatown, Spice Alley, Little Italy and an array of just beaches. Head to one of our beautiful parks
most liveable city in the world*. We’re
fresh food markets all within easy reach. Who knows for an outdoor picnic with friends. If you want to
known as one of the most diverse and
what new treats you could discover? go further afield, the Blue Mountains to the west
inclusive cities in the world – made up of
of Sydney, the Royal National Park to the south or
global citizens. The differences you bring
stunning Palm Beach in the north are great for a
are appreciated and we look forward to
Jumpstart your career connections in getaway. Don't forget our beautiful beaches minutes
welcoming you.
from the UNSW Sydney campus. Fall in love with
the business capital of Australia
Sydney is more than just a pretty face. Sydney when you study in the heart of it.
It offers countless business and career Sydney is home to more global firms than any other
Australian city. As a gateway to Asian economies, Discover more at
opportunities – it’s Australia’s financial and
you’ll find many valuable networking opportunities whatson.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au
economic powerhouse. There’s always
something to do in Sydney, and UNSW is to help you stand out in the global job market. With
right in the heart of it all. UNSW’s career support services, you’ll feel confident
about establishing new professional networks.
Come join us.
* Economist Intelligence Unit’s Global Liveability Index, 2019 *5th Safest City, Economist Intelligence Unit’s Safe Cities Index, 2019
14 Sydney Harbour Bridge during 15
Vivid Sydney light festival
Crows Nest
Neutral Bay
WELCOME TO SYDNEY
Lane Cove River
North Sydney
Watsons Bay
Taronga Zoo
Take a
Parramatta River
quick tour
Sydney Harbour Bridge
Millers Point
The Rocks
Pyrmont Sydney Centre Woolloomooloo
Top student city A swimmer’s paradise
CBD We’re in the top 10 Best Student Cities* There are over 100 beaches in Sydney
based on safety, welcoming international spanning from harbourside alcoves filled
students as well as cost of living. with rockpools to the calm waters at
Haymarket Balmoral and Camp Cove. Or give
surfing a go at the famous Bondi
Darlinghurst and Coogee beaches.
Glebe Central Station
Ultimo
Cultural melting pot Enjoy our style
UNSW Art & Design
Almost a third of our population were Sydneysiders like to shop – particularly
Bondi born overseas making us a truly with local Australian designers. Head to
Surry Hills multicultural city. Immerse yourself in nearby Paddington to discover boutique
community cultural or religious events shops. Wander over to Surry Hills to
Bondi Junction throughout the year – including student find one-of-a-kind streetwear or visit the
events on campus. Sydney CBD for all the top labels and
Bondi Beach luxury brands.
Moore Park
Alexandria
Experience the Art meets nature
Australian bush Australia's largest outdoor sculpture
There is a lot of green space in Sydney exhibit, Sculpture by the Sea, is held
to enjoy. In the south of the city you can at Bondi Beach every year with large
find one of Australia’s first national parks, sculptures set against the backdrop of
Kensington the Royal National park, home to unique the cliffs and sea. Often featuring UNSW
Randwick Art & Design Students’ work. Get the
Australian plants, jaw-dropping coastal
views and ancient Aboriginal art dating selfie stick out for this. You won’t want to
back thousands and thousands of years. miss a photo opportunity.
CBD and South East
UNSW Sydney Light Rail Route
Coogee
Kingsford Coogee Beach
Kensington/Kingsford
Light Rail Route
Mascot
Sydney Airport
*QS Best Student Cites, 2019
Maro
16 Maroubra 17
WELCOME TO SYDNEY
Live in the
heart of it all
UNSW has the best of Sydney right at its doorstep.
The bubbling food and retail hub in the city centre
is just a short trip on the light rail. For fresh ocean
breezes, head to Bondi and Coogee, which are
only a short bus trip from campus. Up for some Sydney Centre
sightseeing? The famous Sydney Opera House and 20 minutes by bus
Sydney Harbour Bridge are so close, you can visit UNSW Bondi Junction
them any time you want.
Art & Design 20 minutes by bus
10 minutes by bus
Take advantage of the public transport system.
There’s trains, buses, ferries and light rail options at
all hours of the day. Getting to the main campus is
easy with a new Light Rail network that will drop you
at our doorstep. Or if you want to make the most of
beautiful Sydney, jump on a bike or choose to walk. Bondi Beach
Take it all in at your own pace. 20 minutes by car
Make it your home Randwick Shopping Complex
Join the student community living on or nearby 3 minutes by Light Rail
campus. Not only will you have this easy access UNSW Canberra
to Sydney city and beaches, you will be in walking
3 hours by car
distance to your lecture halls, meet people from
around the world and make lifelong friends. For
information on university accomodation, please see
pages 24-25 or visit accommodation.unsw.edu.au
Sydney Airport
20 minutes by car
UNSW Global
Coogee Beach
8 minutes by bus
18 19Get the full
STUDY EXPERIENCE
experience
University is about discovering the best version of yourself. At
UNSW, there’s so many opportunities for you to explore and grow,
and with each new experience, you will discover new things about
yourself and what motivates you to succeed. You will make friends
in clubs and societies and enjoy fun events on and off campus.
Scan the QR code to see where UNSW can
take you!
Online, flexible study that works for you A place to make new friends
Receive a world-class education from anywhere. Take Students from all backgrounds are what makes our
advantage of a wide range of fully-online programs campus so rich and diverse. There’s plenty of activities
designed to help you balance professional and personal and opportunities to find your place in the community.
commitments. UNSW's online learning is recognised With over 300 clubs and societies for everything from
as accredited study and is delivered with the same sport to religion, everyone is welcome. Arc, UNSW’s
high standard of teaching as if you were on campus. student-led organisation and home to many of our
Programs offered will enable you to upskill, shift careers student clubs, hosts year-round parties and events
or gain a competitive edge in the job market. Browse the (in person and online), sporting competitions and
range of online degrees at online.unsw.edu.au practice, volunteering opportunities, health and wellness
sessions… the list goes on. Find your friends at
Please note that students are not able to obtain an Australian
arc.unsw.edu.au
student visa for UNSW's fully-online programs.
Discover your favourite places
UNSW’s campus has everything you could need all in one
place. You’ll find dozens of cafes and restaurants, banks,
ATMs, a post office, supermarket, medical facilities,
libraries, sporting facilities and more! When it’s time to hit
the books, there are indoor computer labs and outdoor
study areas, so you can find the right vibe to suit your
study style – all with free and fast Wi-Fi.
20 21STUDENT SUPPORT
We’re here
for you –
every step
of the way
We’re known as one of the friendliest universities in
Australia according to students and parents alike. We have
a range of support and development services to guide you
from your first day through to graduation.
The Roundhouse
Feel safe and welcome Help from a mate Academic skills support
The health and safety of our students is our Before you arrive, be matched with a Cultural UNSW students develop their academic skills
number one priority. We have strict cleaning Mentor, who is your new senior student ‘buddy’ through their faculties and an Academic Skills
protocols in line with health authority guidelines. and will answer all your questions on UNSW and team. Students are supported in building their
There is an on-campus health clinic, support for Sydney. After you arrive your mentor can help skills in everything academic - from reading and
mental health, and wellbeing services designed you learn about Australian culture, customs and notetaking skills to academic English, writing
specifically for students. We also provide 24/7 settling into student life at UNSW. and exam preparation. Students can access
security services and have an app to help: free Academic Skills workshops, individual
Our International Student Advisors provide
StaySafe@UNSW. consultations with Academic Learning Facilitators
personalised advice and information on
and online
university life, student visas, wellbeing and
resources, including our academic English
academic performance. They’re ready to chat
Arriving in Sydney writing service Smarthinking.
online now or meet you in person. Scan the QR code to see
With new-arrival workshops, campus tours, and For more information, visit student.unsw.edu.au/ where UNSW can take you.
We have peer support mentors, special support
even meeting you at the airport, our dedicated skills and student.unsw.edu.au/smarthinking
programs for young students under 18 years of
International Student Welcome Centre will make
age and Arc, our student-led organisation, runs the
you feel at home with UNSW.
‘Great Mates’ program where you can chat with
experienced, senior international students. Plus,
there is lots of helpful information online, visit
student.unsw.edu.au/international
22 23The Kensington Colleges
ACCOMMODATION
Find your
new home
Feel at home with a range of award-winning accommodation on and off campus at UNSW. Temporary accommodation Under 18s
Live within walking distance of your lecture halls, meet people from around the world, and We recommend having three to four weeks before Arrangements must be made for students under 18
make lifelong friends. classes begin to arrange private housing. Be sure years of age according to Australian Government
to book short-term accommodation first, then regulations for the welfare of international students
look for long-term options in person. Short-term under 18. For more information,
accommodation can include private hotels, motels, visit student.unsw.edu.au/visa18
Accommodation at UNSW Private accommodation options hostels, lodges or furnished apartments ranging from
AUD$45 – AUD$300 per day.
Make friends from around the world and take Rental property
Living on campus compared to living off campus
comfort in the same extensive cleaning protocols Choose from numerous private rental properties
We’ve compiled indicative costs of living on campus
that keep you safe on campus when you choose located in the surrounding suburbs of UNSW.
Private student housing assistance compared to living independently factoring in
to live at UNSW. Save the commute, go home You can rent a furnished or unfurnished property.
UNSW’s International Student Housing Assistance everything you need to consider from food to
for lunch – there’s so much to love about living Be sure to consider additional expenses such as
(ISHA) team can help you look for temporary or private transport, so you can make an informed choice about
at UNSW. electricity, gas, telephone and Wi-Fi. Costs vary
accommodation if UNSW accommodation isn’t where you’ll live when you study with UNSW.
but usually range from AUD$250 – AUD$350 per
Colleges available when you apply. For more information,
student per week in a shared house or apartment.
Live among students from all over the world visit student.unsw.edu.au/housing-assistance
including your fellow Aussies. Choose from Homestay
full board, partially catered, and self-catered Homestay options include full board and single Living on campus compared to living off campus
accommodation and options including male room-only accommodation. Full board usually
UNSW owned and/or affiliated Independent
only, female only, and mixed male and female includes a furnished room, use of facilities in a
accommodation. Most colleges cater for dietary private home plus breakfast and dinner. Single UNSW Apartment UNSW College Share house One bedroom
requirements like halal, kosher and vegetarian. room-only homestays include a furnished room, AUD$0 AUD$0 AUD$3,000 AUD$3,700
Set-up costs
and gas and electricity expenses in the rent. (Bond, furniture, utility
Apartments You’ll need to arrange your own food, cooking, connections, etc.)
Apartments offer independent-style living for cleaning, laundry and telephone costs. Costs vary
students from all walks of life. There are apartments Accommodation per week AUD$290 to AUD$580* AUD$280 to AUD$600* AUD$250 to AUD$350 AUD$470 to
but usually range from AUD$250 - AUD$350 per AUD$650
on and off campus and costs vary depending on the student per week. Search our database of local
number of rooms and the location. private properties at studystays.unsw.edu.au
Internet AUD$0 AUD$0 AUD$20 to AUD$55 AUD$20 to AUD$55
Gas and electricity AUD$0 AUD$0 AUD$35 to AUD$140 AUD$35 to AUD$140
Food (groceries and eating out) AUD$80 to AUD$280 AUD$10 to AUD$50 AUD$80 to AUD$280 AUD$80 to AUD$280
Transport to university AUD$0 AUD$0 AUD$40 AUD$40
Weekly total AUD$370 to AUD$860* AUD$290 to AUD$650 AUD$425 to AUD$865 AUD$645 to
AUD$1,165
Find the home that’s right for you. Take 360
virtual tours of rooms and compare prices at Total annual cost AUD$19,240 to AUD$12,760 to AUD$22,100 to AUD$33,540 to
accommodation.unsw.edu.au. AUD$44,720* AUD$28,600* AUD$44,980 AUD$60,580
52 weeks 44 weeks 52 weeks 52 weeks
Living costs are indicative only and will vary based on the location, number of people you live with and the condition of the housing.
For more information, visit student.unsw.edu.au/approximate-weekly-costs and studyinaustralia.gov.au/global/live-in-australia/living-costs
24 *Costs will vary depending on the type of accommodation and catering offered. 25FACULTIES & DEGREES
Discover the
right degree
for you
Arts, Design & Architecture page 28
Build creative and critical thinking for real-world
impact in the areas of architecture, built environment,
design, social sciences, education, arts, and all the
diverse ways in which we live and grow.
UNSW Business School page 54
We have hundreds of different degree and Join the new generation of business professionals
double degree combinations that will prepare making an impact in the ever-changing world of
you for future success. Gain a world-class accounting and finance, leadership and social impact,
entrepreneurship and business management.
education and discover your true potential.
Engineering page 68
Be at the very cutting edge of innovation and
technology in the engineering industry including
electrical, mechatronics, chemical, renewable
energy, civil engineering and more.
Law & Justice page 80
Develop a deep understanding of how the law
operates in areas such as technology, finance,
human rights, environmental protection, commercial
business or media.
Medicine & Health page 88
Start your health and medical studies with a
university that is a world leader in the fields of cancer,
neuroscience, mental health, infectious disease,
immunity and medical research.
Science page 104
Turn your curiosity into a meaningful and successful
career where you can make real-world impact
in environmental science, data and technology
or psychology.
UNSW Canberra page 114
Take your studies to the next level and master your
skills in strategy, security, leadership or business.
Gain a competitive edge in the workforce with further
studies in engineering science or space operations.
26 27Arts,
ARTS, DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE
Design &
Architecture
Gain hands-on experience and build connections that will empower your
career progression. You will learn to turn creativity and critical thinking
into a future career that drives solutions to real-world challenges.
Our diverse faculty is home to subjects that place in the top 50
worldwide, and more than 40 disciplines across the arts, built
environment, design, education, humanities, media and social sciences.
You will become both a problem-solver and a
problem seeker, who understands the complexity
of today’s world. You will develop the creativity and
critical-thinking skills to confidently pursue the life
you want.
Career outcomes
Advertising Executives Diplomats Policy Specialists
Our community supports your career success as
much as your academic performance. You will learn Architects Editors Property Developers
from leading practitioners in your field, benefit from
connections to thousands of industry partners, Arts Managers Educational Leaders Property Managers
and take advantage of unique opportunities for
City Planners Environmental Managers Public Relations Consultants
professional development.
Communications Specialists Immersive Design Leaders Publishers
Construction Project Interpreters Social Workers
We’re a vibrant faculty where you will immerse Managers
yourself in diverse communities and a busy calendar Journalists Teachers
of events. You can take advantage of opportunities Curators
to build personal and professional relationships Landscape Architects Translators
that will empower you to pursue your goals with Designers
Linguists Urban Designers
confidence.
Development Specialists
Media Advisors
For more information, visit ada.unsw.edu.au
29Career success
UNSW graduates succeed. They’re earning the highest
ARTS, DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE
median salaries of graduates from Sydney-based and Go8
universities*. Many are making contributions to the world’s
most admired enterprises and organisations. Others are
disrupting the status quo, launching brands and start-up
businesses that make a real difference.
Build professional networks
Whichever sector you want to move into, you will be able
advantage of our faculty’s connections to thousands of
industry partners. You will work with and learn from staff
who are not only practicing in your field, but who are also
leading and shaping the future of your industry.
Gain a global mindset
As part of our diverse community of students, staff,
alumni and industry partners from around the world,
you will be able to build a global network. Studying at
an internationally renowned university, you will learn the
communication and professional skills to move into global
careers and drive solutions to challenges that go beyond
borders.
*QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey 2020
Class site visit at Cockatoo Island, Sydney
Experiences to shape your future Kensington Campus
We’re dedicated to helping you create a university Located between the global metropolis of Sydney’s
experience that aligns with your ambitions. We will CBD, and its world-famous beaches, UNSW’s
listen to and work with you to understand your career Kensington campus hosts hundreds of clubs,
goals. We will support you to pursue those through societies and networking events. It’s also home to
industry connections, hands-on experiences and Australia’s most comprehensive entrepreneurship
world-class campus facilities. program – UNSW Founders.
Paddington Campus
Our campuses Our Art & Design campus in inner city Sydney is a
Our two Sydney campuses are home to purpose renowned creative hub. Studying here, you will have
designed spaces, industry-standard technologies and access to an unmatched array of studio, workshop
facilities that will support your learning and career and gallery spaces, as well as state-of-the-art digital
progression, whichever field you wish to move into. production technology.
30 31Architecture and Built Environment
Architecture City Planning
ARTS, DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE
Planning is an exciting, varied and progressive profession, which plays a pivotal role in decisions shaping the future of cities and
Master of Architecture regions. The City Planning programs provide a solid foundation to pursue planning and urban policy-related career opportunities.
The two-year master’s degree is professionally accredited, and gives students the chance to undertake a major capstone project in
Areas of specialisations Students from international universities must
Program code 8143
their chosen area of interest. Graduate Diploma and Graduate Certificate programs are also available.
• High-Performance Technology provide a portfolio of their design work. The
CRICOS code 061906G • Housing portfolio should include sample works from
• Social Agency various stages of their undergraduate degree,
Duration 2 years • Urban Conditions and text should accompany all drawings/ Master of Graduate Diploma in Graduate Certificate in
Entry February and September • Generalist (no stream specialisation) images to explain the projects. Professional
work can be included, but the degree of City Planning City Planning City Planning
Estimated first responsibility for the work must be stated. The
year tuition A$42,000
Entry requirements
portfolio must be in digital format. For a guide Program code 8148 Program code 5148 Program code 7148
1. 65 credit average (or equivalent) in applicant’s
to portfolio submission, visit be.unsw.edu.
undergraduate architecture degree CRICOS code 088355A CRICOS code 088356M CRICOS code 088357K
au/degrees/postgraduate-coursework/
OR
Build on the disciplinary foundation of a master-of-architecture Duration 2 years Duration 1 year Duration 0.7 years
Bachelor-level architecture degree with 2. Applicants who have completed the Bachelor Entry February and September Entry February and September Entry February and September
a Master of Architecture. This degree of Architectural Studies (or equivalent) but Professional accreditation
provides advanced knowledge of do not meet the entry requirements specified The Master of Architecture builds on the UNSW Estimated first year tuition Estimated first year tuition Estimated first year tuition
architectural design, professional above may be considered after they have Bachelor of Architectural Studies degree, and A$38,880 A$38,880 A$19,440
practice, environmental design and obtained work experience in an architectural presently has full five-year accreditation from
construction and structures. You can office. Work experience will be individually the Architects Accreditation Council of Australia
assessed based on the following submission: (AACA) and NSW Architects Registration Board. Entry requirements Entry requirements Entry requirements
choose one of four program streams to
• A logbook record of a minimum 12 months Upon successful completion of their studies, • A recognised bachelor’s degree • A recognised bachelor’s degree with at least • A recognised bachelor’s degree with at least
tailor our degree to a specific field of
full-time work or the equivalent. Master of Architecture graduates are then with at least a credit average (65%), a credit average (65%). a credit average (65%).
your interest. The Master of eligible to apply for the Architectural Practice
• A referee report from the employer or where qualifications are not
Architecture prepares you to practice • A portfolio of the work undertaken during this Examination (APE) which must be undertaken considered adequate, admission may Applicants who have achieved less than a Applicants who have achieved less than a
in architecture and other design-based period in order to become a Registered Architect be permitted to the Graduate Certificate credit average may be eligible for admission credit average may be eligible for admission
industries. OR in Australia. in City Planning, with the possibility of on a case-by-case basis. Where qualifications on a case-by-case basis.
upgrading to the master program, subject are not considered adequate, admission may
3. UNSW Bachelor of Interior Architecture to satisfactory performance. be permitted to the Graduate Certificate in
(Honours) graduates will meet entry City Planning, with the possibility of upgrading
requirements for the Master of Architecture Applicants with undergraduate degrees in to the Graduate Diploma program, subject to
8143 if they complete the architecture elective related disciplines will be eligible for up to 24 satisfactory performance.
pathway in the Bachelor in Interior Architecture UOC of advanced standing (course credit).
(3256) degree. Students will need to complete Related areas include built environment
the following courses as part of this pathway, and subject areas such as architecture,
achieve an overall WAM of 65. These courses will construction management and planning
count as electives in their BIA program. as well as social policy, economics and
environmental science, law/jurisprudence,
and environmental and civil engineering.
Professional accreditation
The program is accredited by the Planning
Institute of Australia (PIA). Graduates are
Landscape Architecture eligible, subject to professional experience
requirements, for corporate membership
of PIA.
Master of Landscape Architecture
The Master of Landscape Architecture Stream C caters to students who have
Program code 8136 is a three-year program with three entry completed a Bachelor of Landscape
CRICOS code 094952G points; depending on your prior study Architecture from an accredited program.
areas, you can complete the degree These students may be granted 96 UOC for
Duration 3 years recognition of prior learning (RPL) and are
requirements in one, two, or three
Entry February and September years. The program is 144 UOC in total, required to complete one year of study (48
UOC program). You must submit a portfolio,
Estimated first but some students with relevant degree
provide a personal statement and participate
year tuition A$38,880 backgrounds may be eligible for up to in an interview.
96 UOC transfer.
If you’re looking to study landscape Stream A caters to students from a non-
Entry requirements
architecture, there is no better design background. You’ll be required to
• A recognised bachelor’s degree with at least
‘laboratory’ than the Sydney region. complete the three-year, 144 UOC program.
a credit average (65%), and submission of a
You must submit a portfolio, provide a
During the Master of Landscape digital portfolio of design work.
personal statement and participate in an
Architecture, you will work with
interview.
leading academics and practitioners in
landscape architecture as well as city Stream B caters to students from related
planning and urban design to explore backgrounds, including landscape
contemporary issues facing the field. architecture, architecture and urban design.
These students may receive 48 UOC for
recognition of prior learning (RPL) and are
required to complete the two-year, 96 UOC
program. You must submit a portfolio, provide
a personal statement and participate in an
interview.
32 33Construction Project Management Property and Development
Master of Construction Project Management Master of Property and Development
ARTS, DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE
Entry requirements Professional accreditation Entry requirements Professional accreditation
Program code 8121 • A recognised bachelor’s degree (or The program has been accredited by the Program code 8127 • A recognised bachelor’s degree (or The program has been accredited by the
equivalent) in a relevant field such as Australian Institute of Building (AIB) and CRICOS code 055094A equivalent) in a relevant field such as Australian Property Institute (API).
CRICOS code 085910C
building, construction management, the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors building, construction management,
Duration 1.7 years Duration 1.7 years construction economics, civil engineering,
construction economics, civil engineering, (RICS). Graduates will be eligible to apply for
Entry February and September mining engineering, material engineering, membership with both AIB and RICS. Entry February and September mining engineering, material engineering,
architecture, landscape architecture, architecture, landscape architecture, interior
Estimated first year tuition Estimated first
interior architecture, urban planning, architecture, urban planning, quantity
A$38,880 year tuition A$38,880
quantity surveying, property development, surveying, property development, real
real estate, law, or business with at least a estate, law, or business with at least a credit
credit average (65%); or average (65%); or
A two-year program in Construction • An undergraduate degree in any field with
• An undergraduate degree in any field with at
Project Management is also available. A two-year program in this area at least a credit average (65%), and three
least a credit average (65%), and three years
Refer to program 8318 Master of of study is now available. Refer to years of property industry experience at a
of construction industry experience at a
Construction Project Management/ management level; or program 8318 Master of Construction management level, or
Property and Development on Project Management/Property and • a Graduate Certificate in Property
• A Graduate Certificate in Construction
opposite page. Development below. Development with at least a credit average
Project Management with a credit average
(65%). (65%).
The Master of Construction Project The dynamic range of courses in the
Management teaches modern Additionally, applicants who have met these Master of Property and Development Additionally, applicants who have met these
management methods and how to requirements but also have an honours will provide you with the principles of requirements but also have an honours
or master’s degree with at least a credit property development and investment degree or master’s degree with at least a
apply these principles to complex
average (65%) in a relevant field, or an and the knowledge to apply them credit average (65%) in a related field, or an
buildings and infrastructure. You
honours degree with a credit average in an honours degree with at least a credit average
will develop proficiency to meet across different phases of the industry
unrelated field plus 3 years construction (65%) in any field plus 3 years property
construction management challenges, cycle. industry experience at management level,
industry experience at a managerial level,
in today and tomorrow’s professional may be eligible for 24 UOC of advanced may be eligible for 24 UOC of advanced
settings. standing (course credit). standing (course credit).
Double degree program
Master of Construction Project Management/Property and Development
The Master of Construction Project Professional accreditation
Program code 8318 Management and Property/ This unique degree will provide you with dual
CRICOS code 102395E Development double degree combines qualification in property development and
the principles of these two fields construction management and professional
Duration 2 years accreditations in both the construction and
to equip you with the advanced,
Entry February, June and interdisciplinary skills required to property industries.
September manage the property development
Estimated first year tuition or construction process. You will Entry requirements
A$38,880 learn how to apply innovative, Please see the single degree (8121 and 8127).
smart technologies and sustainable
approaches to construction and
infrastructure required for higher
density living. Graduates from this
program will meet the growing global
demand in the construction and
property industries for those who
have a deep understanding of how
construction management and property
development are interrelated.
Built Environment student
virtual reality project.
34 35Art and Design
Art and Design courses are delivered at
Curating and Cultural Leadership our specialist Paddington Campus. Design
ARTS, DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE
Launch a dynamic career in contemporary curating by Areas of study UNSW’s design programs are interdisciplinary, industry- Spatial Experiences engages with the design of processes,
generating new ideas and setting cultural agendas. The Curating focuses on contemporary curating as a diverse and engaged and focus on the role of design in innovation and services, events and environments, with a focus on the quality of
Curating and Cultural Leadership programs forge connections dynamic profession which plays a key role in setting cultural agendas the global economy. You will combine technology, design the user experience.
between curating, audience engagement, policy, management, and discovering new ground. The curatorial strand emphasises thinking, conceptual exploration with practical skills to take
critical writing, promotion, production, and other emerging experimentation and the development of a strong independent practice your professional and practical design knowledge to Interaction and User Experience (UX) Design covers visual
aspects of this field. The programs are customisable and through curatorial studios and live public projects. an advanced level. communication and user-experience across graphics, media and
include an industry-based project at postgraduate level, emergent interactives.
allowing you to build your skills and professional networks. Cultural Leadership includes museum management, public
programming and engagement, education, policy, critical writing,
Areas of practice
promotion, production, and new emerging roles. It emphasises the You will choose from the following studio-based courses to either focus Visualisation and Visual Effects focuses on the practices of
fluid boundaries between all these activities and promotes a on a specific area of design and digital media practice or to put together designing for animation, 3D, sound, film, video, illustration and
collaborative approach. This strand fosters a vision of leadership that your own suite of courses. computing.
is diverse and limited by neither age nor status. It educates students to
develop a unique individual philosophy underpinned by a robust Graphic Communication addresses graphic design for paper and print, Future Making: Materials and Objects focuses on the making of
and flexible skill set. the screen and broadcast, encompassing contemporary typography, objects with new materials, digital technologies and craftsmanship. It
graphic design and cross-cultural communication strategies in addresses the integration of technical knowledge and skills with material
designing for different audiences. and contextual understanding. Future making works with ceramics,
jewellery, metal, textiles, furniture and lighting.
Master of Curating and Graduate Diploma in Graduate Certificate in
Cultural Leadership Cultural Leadership Cultural Leadership
Master of Design Graduate Graduate
Program code 9318 Program code 5312 Program code 7318 Diploma in Design Certificate in Design
CRICOS code 082201A CRICOS code 082202M CRICOS code 082203K
Duration 1, 1.7 or 2 years Duration 1 year Duration 0.7 years Program code 9313 Program code 5306 Program code 7306
Entry February, June Entry February and September Entry February and September CRICOS code 082198B CRICOS code 082199A CRICOS code 082200B
and September Estimated first year tuition Estimated first year tuition Duration 1, 1.7 or 2 years Duration 1 year Duration 0.7 years
Estimated first year tuition A$37,200 A$18,600
Entry February, June Entry February, June and Entry February, June
A$37,200
and September September and September
Entry requirements Entry requirements Estimated first year tuition Estimated first year tuition Estimated first year tuition
Entry requirements • A recognised bachelor’s degree in any field; • A recognised bachelor’s degree in any field. A$37,200 A$37,200 A$18,600
Depending on the level and nature of prior or
qualifications, admission to the Master of • A Graduate Certificate in Cultural Leadership Applicants without a bachelor’s degree may
Curating and Cultural Leadership has three with at least a credit average (65%). be admitted to the Graduate Certificate on a Entry requirements Entry requirements Entry requirements
entry points with different duration: case-by-case basis by the Program Director Depending on the level and nature of your • A recognised bachelor’s degree in any field, • A recognised bachelor’s degree in any field
based on a continuous history of employment prior qualifications, admission to the Master awarded within the last 10 years; or awarded within the last 10 years.
2 Year Program (96 UOC) in an art related field. of Design has three entry points with different • A Graduate Certificate in Design with at
• A recognised bachelor degree in any field duration. You can also articulate into the least a credit average (65%). Applicants who apply with a bachelor’s
with at least a credit average (65%) or Master of Design after completing of the degree completed more than 10 years ago
equivalent. This provides admission into the Graduate Certificate in Design with at least a can be admitted to the Graduate Certificate
two-year program (96 UOC). credit average (65%). in Design where they have five or more years
professional experience in a design or media-
1.7 Year Program (72 UOC) 1 year program (48 UOC) related field since graduation. Applicants
• An recognised honours degree in a related without a bachelor’s degree may be admitted
• A recognised bachelor degree in a related to the Graduate Certificate in Design on
field with at least a credit average (65%) or field conferred within the last 10 years.
a case-by-case basis by the Program
equivalent. This provides admission into the Director, based on a portfolio of work and
1.7-year program (72 UOC). 1.7 year program (72 UOC)
professional experience.
• A recognised bachelor’s degree in a related
1 Year Program (48 UOC) “I like that UNSW is a really prestigious field with at least a credit average (65%) or
• An honours degree in a related field. This institution and has links to some pretty equivalent.
provides direct admission to the advanced big industries, so I know that will look
one-year program (48 UOC). 2 year program (96 UOC)
good on my resume.” • A recognised bachelor’s degree or honours
Related fields include: Curatorial Studies; – degree with at least a credit average (65%)
Librarianship and Information Management; Evena Wong, Malaysia or equivalent. The bachelor’s degree can be Design Portfolio You may be required to submit a portfolio
the Creative Arts such as Fine Arts, Art in any field. Applicants who apply from non- Requirements depending on the level and nature of your
History, Art Theory, Museum Studies, Visual
Master of Design related fields will be admitted on successful prior qualifications. Portfolios are submitted
Arts and Crafts, Performing Arts, Graphic assessment of a submitted portfolio. with your online application and must include
and Design Studies, Communication and the following:
Media Studies; Studies in Human Society
such as Sociology, Anthropology, History, • A 10-page digital portfolio of original design
Archaeology, Human Geography, Indigenous work with critically reflective text; and
Studies, Gender Specific Studies; Political • A cover letter explaining your interest in
Science and Policy Studies; Literature; and UNSW and the degree as well as your
Philosophy. interests, achievements and experience; and
• Verified evidence of professional experience
in a design or media-related field; and
• A two-page resume that details your
experience in or related to design including
contact details for two referees.
36 37iCinema Centre for Interactive
Cinema Research
ARTS, DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE
Visualisation, Simulation, and
Immersive Design
Interested in VR, AR , MR or Visualisation, Simulation, and
Simulation? Equip yourself to become Immersive Design programs are
a future-ready design leader, capable designed to accommodate busy
of understanding and meeting the professionals. This program can be
growing demand of immersive practices completed fully online.
across a multitude of industries. The
Visualisation, Simulation & Immersive For more information, visit
Design programs offer a unique artdesign.unsw.edu.au/MVSID
human-centric, design-led approach
to immersive technology focusing on
human perception and experience. You
will learn the how, why, when and where
to effectively utilise these in demand
skills in a variety of industries.
Master of Visualisation, Graduate Certificate in
Simulation, and Immersive Visualisation, Simulation,
Design and Immersive Design
Program code 9322 Program code 7322
CRICOS code 099986A CRICOS code 099994A
Duration 1.7 years Duration 0.7 years
Entry February, June and Entry February,June and
September September
Estimated first year tuition Estimated first year tuition
A$37,200 A$19,500
Entry requirements Entry requirements
• A recognised bachelor’s degree in any • A recognised bachelor’s degree in any
field with at least a credit average (65%) or field with at least a credit average (65%)
equivalent. Given that the program enables or equivalent. The program enables
practitioners from a wide range of industry practitioners from a wide range
sectors, entry does not depend on a degree of industry sectors, so entry does not
related to the creative disciplines. require a degree related to the
creative disciplines.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
may be granted for formal, non-formal and Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
workplace learning for specified credit in may be granted for formal, non-formal and
accordance with UNSW recognition of prior workplace learning for specified credit in
learning procedure. Students may only accordance with UNSW recognition of prior
claim RPL for elective courses within the learning procedure. Students may only claim
program (up to a maximum of 30 UOC). RPL RPL for elective courses within the program
will not be considered for core courses and (up to a maximum of 12 UOC). RPL will not be
the capstone course. considered for core courses.
38 39Arts and Social Sciences Education
Applied Linguistics Master of Education Graduate Certificate
ARTS, DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE
Program code 8910
**International students may be restricted from
taking this specialisation due to professional
in Education
Master of Applied Linguistics practice requirements. For further details, please
CRICOS code 000947D
contact the School of Education, Program code 7401
Entry requirements 2 year program (96 UOC)* Duration 1 year
Program code 8236 education@unsw.edu.au CRICOS code 082792F
Depending on the level and nature of prior • A recognised bachelor’s degree in any
qualifications, admission to the Master of Entry February, June
CRICOS code 083248M field with at least a credit average (65%) or Duration 0.7 years
Applied Linguistics has three entry points with equivalent. and September Note: Due to the availability of courses each
Duration 1, 1.7 or 2 years term, certain specialisations within this program Entry February, June
different duration: Estimated first year tuition
may not be able to be completed full time. For and September
Entry February, June *Students who are eligible for the 1 year and/ or A$36,480*
1 year program (48 UOC) 1.7 year program are also permitted to study the further details, contact the School of Education, Estimated first year tuition
and September
2 year program. education@unsw.edu.au A$18,240*
Estimated first year tuition • A recognised Honours degree or graduate
diploma in a related field with at least a The Master of Education will enhance
A$36,480
credit average (65%) or equivalent; or Note: Students from a non-211 university *This program can be studied fully online, on campus
your career options and give you the Entry requirements
• A recognised bachelor’s degree in a related in China are required to have a record of or blended.
skills needed to progress into a • A recognised bachelor’s degree and a
field with at least a credit average (65%) academic achievement equivalent to a
Do you have a deep interest in the specialist field of education or postgraduate teaching qualification (e.g.
or equivalent, plus one year of relevant distinction
leadership role. The degree is designed Graduate Diploma in Education or Master of Entry requirements
workings of language? The Master of professional experience. average (75%).
Teaching); or Please see Master of Education (8910)
Applied Linguistics is a professionally for existing education professionals and
relevant degree for students who want offers eight areas of specialisation. • A four-year pre-service teacher education
1.7 year program (72 UOC) Relevant disciplines include: Linguistics,
to use linguistic knowledge to solve Languages, TESOL, Cognitive Science,
qualification, including professional Professional accreditation
• A recognised bachelor’s degree in a related experience, equivalent to the qualifications Please see Master of Education (8910)
language related problems and help to field with at least a credit average (65%) or Speech Pathology, Interpreting, Translation, *Certain specialisations within this program have
compulsory Work Integrated Learning components. required for graduate teacher status in New
remove barriers to intercultural equivalent; or and Health Sciences. Relevant professional
This program can be studied fully online, on campus South Wales (NSW).
communication. The study of linguistics • A recognised bachelor’s degree in any experience includes work in a language-
or blended
field with at least a credit average (65%) related area including teaching English as
can be applied across a range of For students seeking a primary or secondary
or equivalent, plus one year of relevant a second or foreign language or a language
diverse fields from working with migrant other than English, translating, interpreting, teacher qualification, please see Master of
communities to careers as language
professional experience; or Areas of specialisation Teaching (Secondary) (8926) and Master of
• A recognised honours degree or graduate curriculum design, and other relevant
specialists; experts in language • Curriculum and Assessment Teaching (Primary) (8925).
diploma in any field with at least a credit language professions.
• Educational Psychology
acquisition and bilingualism; language average (65%) or equivalent. • Educational Studies
planners; and language education
• Gifted Education Professional accreditation
professionals. • Higher Education These programs are endorsed by the NSW
• Special Education** Education Standards Authority (NESA) as
• TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of registered professional development.
Other Languages)
Development Studies
Master of Development Studies
Entry requirements
Educational Leadership
2 year program (96 UOC)*
Program code 8942 Depending on the level and nature of prior • A recognised bachelor’s degree in any
qualifications, admission to the Master of field with at least a credit average (65%) or
CRICOS code 083236D Graduate Certificate
Duration 1, 1.7 or 2 years
Development Studies has three entry points equivalent. Master of Educational Leadership
with different duration: in Educational Leadership
Entry February and September *Students who are eligible for the 1 year and/ or Entry requirements
Estimated first year tuition 1 year program (48 UOC) 1.7 year program are also permitted to study the Program code 8960 • A recognised bachelor’s degree and a
Program code 7960
• A recognised Honours degree or graduate 2 year program. CRICOS code 000949B postgraduate teaching qualification (e.g.
A$36,480
diploma in a related field with at least a Graduate Diploma in Education or Master of CRICOS code 068874K
Note: Students from a non-211 university Duration 1 year Teaching); or
credit average (65%) or equivalent; or Duration 0.7 years
• A recognised bachelor’s degree in a related in China are required to have a record of Entry February, June • A four-year pre-service teacher education
The Master of Development Studies is academic achievement equivalent to a qualification, including professional Entry February, June
field with at least a credit average (65%) and September
an interactive degree that provides or equivalent, plus one year of relevant distinction average (75%). experience, equivalent to the qualifications and September
specialist studies in international Estimated first year tuition
professional experience. required for graduate teacher status in NSW. Estimated first year tuition
development at local, national and Relevant disciplines include: Social A$36,480*
A$18,240*
global levels. Alongside academics who 1.7 year program (72 UOC) Sciences; Humanities; Business; Economics;
are at the forefront of national and Law; Public Health; Communications; Social Professional accreditation
• A recognised bachelor’s degree in a related *This program can be studied fully online, on campus
international development practice, you Work; Psychology/Psychological Science. The Master of Educational Leadership These programs are endorsed by the NSW or blended.
field with at least a credit average (65%) or
provides aspiring and current Education Standards Authority (NESA) as
will take a hands-on approach to equivalent; or
educational leaders with an registered professional development.
understanding issues around human • A recognised bachelor’s degree in any
understanding of theory, research and Entry requirements
rights, social justice and community field with at least a credit average (65%)
practice in educational leadership. You Please see Master of Educational
development. or equivalent, plus one year of relevant
Leadership (8960)
professional experience; or will gain the ability to apply disciplinary
• A recognised honours degree or graduate principles and practices to new or
diploma in any field with at least a credit complex educational environments. In
Professional accreditation
average (65%) or equivalent. Please see Master of Educational
this collaborative degree you will share Leadership (8960)
research and experiences with other
education colleagues and specialise by
choosing from a wide range of electives.
*This program can be studied fully online, on campus
or blended.
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