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International course guide 2021
Queensland University of Technology – the university for the real world QUT is a major Australian university with a truly global outlook. Home to more than 50 000 students, our learning and teaching approach is designed to assist students in developing the skills and confidence to become the next generation of change-makers. We help them ‘look beyond the horizon’ to create innovative and entrepreneurial solutions. Technology is evident in every aspect of modern living, and at QUT, technology is more than just part of our name. We embrace and develop new technologies to help our students learn and to amplify the benefits of technology in their chosen careers. Our courses include a balanced mix of theory and practical experiences to ensure students excel in their chosen careers. Our teachers include entrepreneurs and industry leaders who equip, inspire and link students to the real world through industry-based projects, internships and placements. Our degrees and connections with industry are internationally recognised, which means our students and our research programs have a global impact. Studying at QUT offers you a world-class education in the heart of Brisbane, a welcoming, modern and multicultural city. Our staff and students come from many different cultural and religious backgrounds; including more than 9000 international students from 120 countries. Choosing QUT is the next step in your career journey, and we look forward to welcoming you on campus soon. Professor Scott Sheppard Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice-President (International)
About QUT
QUT is a top ten Australian university with a truly global outlook. We
offer courses that enrich your career from your first day at university
so that when you graduate, you’re ready to apply what you’ve learnt
in the workforce. You’ll be immersed in practical learning experiences
that demonstrate theory in action. You’ll work collaboratively with
other students, world-class teachers, researchers and industry
leaders to create innovative solutions that address real-world issues
and capitalise on emerging opportunities.
Underpinning your learning is QUT’s commitment to developing
future leaders with an entrepreneurial outlook and a critical thinking
mindset. This commitment includes assisting QUT students in
knowing how to leverage their skills in the digital world, while also
being confident to contribute their voice using well-practised strong
interpersonal skills.
Hear what our
students say.
179 th
COMMUNICATION
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TH TOP 3
YOUNG UNIVERSITIES IN
(QS World University Ranking IN AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA
by Subject, 2019) (QS Top 50 under 50 for 2019) (THE World University Rankings 2020)
CONTENTS
Welcome to Brisbane 4
Student life in Brisbane 6
Living in Brisbane 8
Helping you settle in 10
Employability 12
Go global with QUT 14
Student stories 16
Graduate success 17
Why choose QUT? 18
WHAT CAN YOU STUDY? 19
Course list 20
Building and planning 24
Business 28
Communication, design and creative practice 36
Education 44
Health and community 50
Law and justice 62
Science, technology, engineering and mathematics 68
Double degrees 80
Research at QUT 82
Research success 86
English language and pathway programs 88
Entry requirements — pathway and undergraduate
programs 96
Scholarships and financial support 100
TOP1%
Important dates and events 102
Apply 103
Contact us and hear from our students 104
OF BUSINESS
SCHOOLS
WORLDWIDE
KELVIN GROVE
CAMPUS
Welcome to Brisbane
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GARDENS POINT
CAMPUS
Darwin
Life as a
QUT student
Brisbane
Perth
Adelaide Sydney
Melbourne
Hobart
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Student life in Brisbane
Thousands of students from around the world choose to study and live in Brisbane each year. These students
enjoy Brisbane’s safe and friendly lifestyle, with a full array of accommodation options, food choices, leisure activities,
and very accessible public transport.
Getting around Brisbane Leisure and social activities
QUT Gardens Point campus is right in the heart and there are even some free services like the QUT students improve their focus on their
of Brisbane City and is very well serviced by City Hopper ferry service and the CBD Loop studies by participating in a wide range of
public transport. Brisbane is known as the bus service. QUT also has a free shuttle bus leisure and social activities. A huge number of
“River City”, and many QUT staff and students service for students to travel the ten-minute activities enable students to ‘chill out’, get to
use ferry boat services to travel to the QUT journey between the Gardens Point campus and know each other and experience the Aussie
ferry stop next to the campus. Similarly, QUT’s the Kelvin Grove campus. culture. The Gardens Point campus is located
Kelvin Grove campus is very well connected adjacent to the Brisbane City Botanic Gardens,
with many transport options, including a There are great walking and bike paths around so the relaxed study atmosphere is felt
busway stop right on campus. Brisbane that provide QUT students with a safe everywhere on campus.
travel experience. Many students walk, jog,
A comprehensive bus, train and ferry network cycle, skate or even use public share scooters Fitness and sporting facilities are available
links Brisbane’s surrounding suburbs to the city. to travel to QUT. at both Gardens Point and Kelvin Grove
University students receive discounted fares,
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campuses. This includes swimming pools, You’re important Food in Brisbane
gymnasiums, and fitness clubs. There are
also sports fields and tennis courts at the Safety and respect for all students is Brisbane has developed a well-earned ‘foodie’
Kelvin Grove campus where students can join imperative at QUT. There is no place for reputation with food options that cater for all
competitive or social team sports including sexual harassment, assault, or any form of tastes. This means that international students
basketball, volleyball, netball, dodgeball, touch discrimination, in university life. We actively will quickly find a local café where they enjoy
football and soccer. Each year our annual work to keep our campuses safe and secure so sharing a meal or drink with other students
running event – QUT Classic challenges social that you can thrive in a secure and comfortable and friends. There are farmer’s markets right
and serious athletes with a 10km, 5km or 1km study environment. next to both QUT campuses each weekend and
course right on-campus. (More information at a large number of easily accessible specialist
QUT welcomes students and staff of all supermarkets are available across the city.
www.qutsport.com) faiths and cultures. The QUT chaplains are
QUT’s purpose-built QUT Esports Arena at available on campus to assist people with Find out more about food in Brisbane
Gardens Point campus is available for all personal needs and provide pastoral care. QUT
students. QUT is a leader in Australian esports International Student Services (ISS) offers a
industry with amateur and semi-professional professional, confidential and free counselling
esports teams. QUT even offer an esports service to support you throughout your studies
scholarship. (More information at QUT.
www.qutesports.com) The QUT medical centre and health clinics
provide quality low-cost healthcare and advice Quick dining options on campus in the food
Students participate in many social activities
to all students. Pharmacies at each campus courts and numerous cafés provide students
and clubs. More than 100 clubs enable you
offer a range of medicines, vitamins, health easy access to take a break from the hustle.
to meet like-minded peers and pursue your
supplements and cosmetics. QUT encourages students to bring their own
interests (see www.qutguild.com/clubs). There
water bottle, drinking fountains can be found
is also a variety of volunteering opportunities
across the campuses. QUT Guild also provides
connecting you to the QUT and wider Brisbane
microwave ovens at each campus, making food
community, making lifelong friends.
preparation much easier and affordable.
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Living in Brisbane
Finding a place to live Managed share-house Under 18 supervision program
When moving to a new country, there are There are several Student Accommodation If you’re under 18 years of age when you
many things to organise, and one crucial companies or Real Estate Agents that specialise start at QUT, you’ll also need to apply for our
thing is finding ‘your home, away-from-home’. in student share-house accommodation. This supervision program. To meet the requirements
Brisbane offers a wide range of accommodation means a residential house is converted, into for your student visa, you must either be placed
options, including homestay with an Australian separate fully furnished lockable bedrooms. in an approved homestay or accommodation,
family, shared living, independent living and Students share common areas such as kitchen, or live with a parent, guardian or relative until
purpose-built student accommodation near or bathroom and living areas. The price ranges you turn 18.
on campus. from $165 to $350 each week and usually
includes utilities and internet. Our under 18 supervision programs,
QUT’s Accommodation Service will provide coordinated by International Student Services,
you with information and advice to secure meets the Department of Home Affairs’
accommodation. Private share-house requirements by providing comprehensive
accommodation support and monitoring of your welfare until you
This option is similar to the managed share turn 18.
Homestay
house but is more flexible with their operation.
QUT staff interview eligible local families For example, they are often prepared to
who offer room and board to our students. Part-time jobs
negotiate lease duration (less than six months)
Homestay costs between $250 and $280 and sometimes are even prepared to negotiate Many international students find part-time work
each week, depending on how many meals the weekly rental rate. Utilities would not to supplement their income while in Brisbane.
are provided. This typically covers all utilities typically be included. Your visa may allow you to work limited hours
(water, gas and electricity). Internet and phone during semester, and full-time during the
contributions are extra. Find out how Cynthia holidays. Please review your visa conditions
from Mexico found her with the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) for
accommodation permission.
Purpose-built student
Accommodation:
Student residential apartment buildings
offer individual bedrooms with some shared
amenities. The rent usually includes a bed,
study desk, some storage, and shared
bathrooms, kitchens and common rooms.
The price ranges from $250 to $500 each
Cost of living
week. Cost of utilities and internet are usually
included, but please be sure to check this Brisbane is a very affordable city when
before you sign up. All student apartment compared to other major cities in Australia
complexes are centrally located and are close and in other countries. It’s important to budget
to transport or walking distance to campus. well in advance to make sure you have enough
Many are less than five minutes’ walk from money for your study and living expenses.
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Ongoing weekly expenses
Rent
Food
Transport Approximately $420-$440
Electricity, internet and telephone bills
Printing and stationery Find out more about living
Entertainment in Brisbane
All prices are to be used as a guide only and are accurate as at December 2019.
Estimated price Close to
Types of providers Description Private bathrooms Included extras
range per week campuses
Purpose-built student Yes, depending on the Laundry, gym,
Student-only residential complexes $265 to $500 Very close
accommodation (PBSA) type of room swimming pool
Real-estate agent managed
Agent-managed shared Depends on Yes, depending on the
properties (Houses, apartments, etc.) $165 to $300 Laundry
accommodation the property type of room
for students only
Rental properties (Houses,
Depends on Yes, depending on the Depends on the
Private rentals apartments, etc.) managed by home $350 to $500
the property type of room property
owners or real estate agents.
Yes, depending on the
QUT homestays Living with an Australian family $250 to $280 Usually yes Laundry, meals
type of room
For further information regarding accommodation please visit:
www.qut.edu.au/study/student-life/living-in-brisbane
9Helping you settle in
Before you leave – Studying in a new country is very exciting. We look
forward to welcoming you at QUT. We’d love to help you feel at home quickly.
Our International Student Services (ISS) team offer a number of important
services that will help you settle in.
Health cover
Don’t forget that you will need to organise your
Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) before
you come to Australia. QUT has an agreement
with a preferred provider for students to get
special benefits to cover the cost of OSHC.
Pre-departure briefings QUT Airport Reception Service
Pre-departure briefings are offered in many QUT offers a free 24-hour Brisbane airport
24hr
countries and online. This is a great opportunity reception service for new international
for you to hear from current QUT students students. Once you have accepted your offer
and learn more about moving to Brisbane and received your student details, you can
and studying at QUT. Details of pre-departure apply for airport reception. We will meet you at
briefings will be available well before the start the domestic or international airport in Brisbane
BRISBANE
of each semester. and take you to your accommodation. Book
your airport reception online - www.airport-
AIRPORT reception.qut.edu.au/
RECEPTION
FOR QUT
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
10You’ve made it! Once you’re in Brisbane there’s a number of activities that
will help you feel at home. You will need to arrive at least one week earlier
to participate in Orientation Week and attend the compulsory orientation for
international students.
Explore Brisbane Orientation Week (O Week)
Before week one of your course, take some At O Week, you’ll learn more about QUT, the
time to become familiar with Brisbane and your facilities, clubs and your course. Each Faculty
neighbourhood. Check out the best routes to holds information sessions that are important
QUT via public transport, where the nearest to attend. It’s a great opportunity to meet other
supermarket is located and, of course, try a few students and join clubs and attend the social
cafés to find the best coffee! activities.
When you first leave home, and travel overseas, To help you find your way around our campuses
adjusting to Australian culture might take some check out this link:
time. Australians are known to be friendly and
welcoming so you can always ask people at
QUT and at your accommodation for help or
advice.
Support services
QUT offers a range of services to help you
settle into uni including language and learning
skills development, personal and financial
counselling, support for families, clubs and
activities. Find out more www.qut.edu.au/
study/student-life/support
11Employability
Be ready for the real world These services include: Enterprise skills
Our courses emphasise real-world practice • Career planning Employers are increasingly looking for more
and hands-on learning, which means that than knowledge and know-how, they’re
• Interview preparation
you’ll build all the skills you need to step into looking for enterprise skills that include critical
• Mentoring opportunities
your future career after graduation. Practical thinking, an entrepreneurial mindset, data
learning starts from your very first semester. • On-campus careers fairs literacy, communication skills and the ability
Our courses are built around industry case • Work experience and internships to collaborate effectively across workgroups.
studies, hands-on learning in labs and You will learn how to apply design thinking
workshops and practical experience which Entrepreneurship processes, be curious, resilient and agile.
means that you’ll put your theory into practice As the university for the real world of today, it’s
and build the confidence and skills to succeed our promise to prepare you to shape the real
in your future career. world of tomorrow. Entrepreneurship is the key
As a QUT graduate you will be in demand. to realising this promise. QUT Entrepreneurship
is a university-wide initiative which builds on WORK
INTEGRATED
We’ve got global connections with industry
and government, so our courses are aligned our heritage as an entrepreneurial powerhouse
LEARNING
with international trends and standards. Your to help our students, alumni and staff make
QUT course will be the launch pad your career their ideas a reality.
90 000+
needs. With a solid international reputation, We take time to understand what future
your degree will be well regarded by employers entrepreneurs need and we’re invested in the
in Australia and worldwide. next generation of entrepreneurs which will
In addition to your course, QUT provides a wide make an impact in Australia and internationally. INTEGRATED LEARNING
range of services to help you kick start your Our university-wide entrepreneurship initiative EXPERIENCES THAT QUT
career. connects students with alumni and industry STUDENTS HAVE HAD IN
experts who teach them to identify and act on THE LAST THREE YEARS
entrepreneurial opportunities.
12QUT not only builds entrepreneurship and students to develop the mindset and tools used
enterprise skills into our courses, but also by the world’s brightest and most successful
offers many programs for students to practice innovators and entrepreneurs. Learning how to
and develop these skills. use critical thinking and collaboration to
generate new ideas and innovative solutions in
QUT’s OZ Ex program provides QUT a dynamic, fast-paced workshop is a
international students with invaluable Australian tremendous career experience.
industry experience. Participants complete a
week-long team project with a Brisbane-based Read about Heidi’s
industry partner. Guided by an in-company SwitchOn experience
mentor, students experience an Australian
workplace and develop their teamwork, critical
thinking and communication skills.
Read about Anna’s OZEx Our Work Integrated Learning (WIL) program
experience is an opportunity for academic and practice-
based professional learning within a work
environment as part of your formal course of
study. This could be internship projects or study
tours in Australia and around the world. You will
The SwitchOn Bootcamp is a unique one-day put theory into practice with work-integrated
journey where students experience the power learning units and have great opportunities in
of teamwork and creative problem solving. Led industry-leading organisations and workplaces
by expert facilitators from QUT’s Creative where you’ll build important networks and learn
Enterprise Australia (CEA), SwitchOn helps what your future career could really be like.
13Go global with QUT
Amplify your international As a graduate, it is becoming more important
experience than ever to have real-world experience
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When you choose to study at QUT in Brisbane, to bring to the workforce. The wide range
you still have the opportunity to study in another of international student mobility programs
country. available at QUT provide endless opportunities
for you to add value to your degree program
This can be a short-term program of just a few and help you stand out from the crowd.
weeks, a full semester or more. QUT STUDENTS
Come to QUT and you can multiply your International opportunities WENT ON GLOBAL STUDY
international experience by studying in several Many students also travel overseas for shorter EXPERIENCES BETWEEN
countries. periods to work with international organisations, 2014-2019
undertake study tours or study-related projects,
Each of our partner institutions offers its own or experience programs.
unique experience, and a chance to live in a
part of the world that could be like nothing You could participate in climate change projects
you’ve experienced before. in Vanuatu, observe healthcare practices in
Taipei, undertake creative studies in New York,
These programs not only give you wonderful learn Spanish in Santiago or experience 3D
personal experiences, they also look great on printing in Berlin.
your resume!
Learn more about
amplifying your overseas
experience.
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Student stories
Federica Willemsen Yu Koga Gisella Lopes Gomes Pinto Ferreira
‘Studying in Brisbane has been a great ‘I love studying IT at QUT because the content we ‘I love living in Brisbane. It’s a very green and
experience but very different compared to my learn is practical, relevant to modern technology modern city with all the things you need, a
life in France. Brisbane is a very relaxed city and trends, and directly applicable to the real-world perfect place to study.
people are less stressed, which creates a great of information technology. I particularly liked the
study environment. unit called ‘Web Computing’, where we learnt I had heard from other students that QUT
the entire process of building a web application was a great place, especially with support
I really wanted to study internationally so I could from scratch. After I graduate, I plan to use the for international students. The staff are very
improve my English but also to develop skills skills and knowledge I’ve gained at QUT to help welcoming and always there to help you. There
enabling me to work worldwide. My favourite improve people’s lives.’ is also a great diversity of people from around
subject has been international journalism since the world. The campus has a great location,
we work on real-world projects and get to I find my learning experiences have been very close to the CBD and next to the Botanical
practice how it is to be a real journalist. This good since the lecturers and tutors use many Gardens
has been a great experience and I feel very innovative ways of communicating with the
prepared to start my future career.’ students which has been very helpful. The I was granted a postgraduate scholarship which
support and services offered by QUT is great enabled me to focus full-time on my research.
Bachelor of Communication and we get free software that is industry I’m doing a masters as a pathway to a PhD
(Journalism) standard which helps me prepare for my future program. My research is about prevention of
career.’ gender violence in youth cohorts both in Brazil
and Australia. I have three supervisors, a great
Bachelor of Information Technology team with different expertise and advice.’
(Computer Science)
Master of Philosophy
16Graduate success
Renee Robbie Nick Dowse Jenny Zhang
‘I really loved the combination of academic ‘I studied a Bachelor of Laws at QUT and through ‘I always wanted to be a teacher and even
and real-world experience that I got at QUT. I my work experience placements, I landed a job though my parents wanted me to study other
did about four different internships and work at a top tier law firm. Now, I’m working as a things I was very persistent in my career path. I
experiences which really helped me apply the digital economy lawyer in London. believe if you really want something you should
skills I learnt at university. pursue it and don’t give up.
The best thing with studying at QUT has
I chose to study at QUT because it gave me a been the engaging lectures, since most of QUT helped me to expand my knowledge and
well-rounded suite of business skills such as the teachers are practicing lawyers and they practice in teaching. I was very fortunate to
management, accounting, marketing, finance, know how it is working in the real world. QUT have many inspiring lecturers and mentors
a tool kit of knowledge. When I graduated, I provides many options of real-world experience, to support me along the way. I did a few
felt very prepared for the workforce and ready studying abroad and electives which has been professional placements throughout my degree,
to start my career. QUT’s courses and lecturers very beneficial for my future career. I did work including early childhood in day care centres
gave me the skills and confidence to help my experience at an IP (Intellectual Property) law and kindergartens (three to five-year old’s), as
dream to become a reality to be working as a firm in Shanghai, a great way to test my legal well as in a lower primary school setting. The
consultant with some of the world’s biggest skills and theory in a law environment. professional practicums allowed me to put my
brands.’ knowledge and theory into practice and gain
My passion is internet law, telecommunications work experience before I entered the real-world
Bachelor of Business and technology law, so after I graduated, I workforce in Australia.
applied for jobs in this area and landed a job at
Ashurst. After a while, I wanted to try a different I currently work as a full-time prep teacher at
aspect of telecommunications law and work on Brisbane primary school. It’s a very demanding
projects focusing on Europe, Middle East and job and difficult at times but I really love it and
Africa. London is the hub for this type of work, it’s very rewarding. All the practical experience
so I decided to move overseas and got a job as and studies really prepared me for the workforce.
a digital economy lawyer. QUT provided me with lots of support and help
when applying for jobs which is very helpful
I love my job because no day is the same and when you are an international student.
there are always new exciting problems to
solve.’ My current workplace loves the idea of
employing a QUT early childhood teacher.’
Bachelor of Laws
Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood)
17Why choose QUT?
We take real world to the next level.
QUT is a major Australian university with a global outlook and a real-world focus. Our courses are in
high demand and our research is globally recognised. Brisbane is Australia’s fastest-growing capital
city for employment and QUT is in the heart of the central business district. Our connections with
industry mean our students can access real-world experiences to apply what they have learnt.
We’re an ambitious and collaborative university that equips you with the skills you’ll need in an
increasingly disrupted and challenging world. New technology is creating new opportunities and
changing the way we live and work. As technology evolves, we’ll help you evolve, too.
18What
QUT is the place for you If you want to:
✔ Live in a warm and welcoming city ✔ Gain a degree that is designed and
can you
study?
✔ Collaborate with expert and award-winning reviewed by employers
teachers ✔ Access the latest technology and state-of-
✔ Have access to safe and affordable the art facilities
accommodation ✔ Obtain internationally recognised
✔ Experience practical learning based on the qualifications
latest theory Course list 20
Building and planning 24
Business 28
Communication, design
and creative practice 36
Education 44
Health and community 50
Law and justice 62
Science, technology,
engineering and mathematics 68
Double degrees 80
Research at QUT 82
English language and
pathway programs 88
Entry requirements 96Course list
For more detailed information on these courses, search www.qut.edu.au by the course code.
(See page 22 for double degree options)
Campus
Page
Course GP (Gardens Point) Duration Fee per
CRICOS Entry IELTS** number/
code KG (Kelvin Grove) (years) year*
web
O (online)
BUILDING AND PLANNING
Bachelor of Design (Architecture) DE43 096565B GP 3 Feb, Jul $33 800 6.5(6) p26
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil) EN01 084921G GP 4 Feb, Jul $40 600 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Property Economics UD05 080478K GP 3 Feb, Jul $32 900 6.5(6) p26
Bachelor of Urban Development (Honours)(Construction Management; UD01 080479J GP 4 Feb, Jul $33 900 6.5(6) p26
Quantity Surveying and Cost Engineering; Urban and Regional Planning)
Graduate Certificate in Project Management PM15 084926C GP 6 months Feb, Jul $18 000 6.5(6) web
Master of Architecture (Offered from 2022) DE83 099089A GP 2 Feb, Jul $36 100 6.5(6) p27
Master of Architecture (Offered until 2022) DE80 056390G GP 1 Feb, Jul $36 100 6.5(6) web
Master of Engineering Management BN87 006368G GP 1 Feb, Jul $37 000 6.5(6) p27
Master of Project Management*** PM20 084927B GP 1.5 Feb, Jul $36 000 6.5(6) p27
BUSINESS
Diploma in Business BS40 081618F KG 8 months Feb, June, Oct $22 432 5.5(5) p31
Bachelor of Business (Accountancy; Advertising; Economics; Finance; BS05 003491G GP 3 Feb, Jul, Nov $32 400 6.5(6) p30
Financial Planning; Human Resource Management; International Business;
Management; Marketing; Public Relations)
Bachelor of Business (Dean’s Honours) BS06 003491G GP 3 Feb $32 400 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Business - International BS08 083019B GP 4 Feb, Jul $32 400 6.5(6) p31
Bachelor of Business (Honours) BS63 009038B GP 1 Feb, Jul^ $34 300 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Property Economics UD05 080478K GP 3 Feb, Jul $32 900 6.5(6) p32
Graduate Certificate in Business and Communication BS37 085449G GP and KG 6 months Feb, Jul $16 500 6 p34
(LS 5, RW 5.5)
Graduate Certificate in Business BS39 031769E GP, O + 6 months Feb, Jul $17 200 6.5(6) web
Graduate Certificate in Business Administration GS87 031575D GP 6 months March,Sept $25 200 6.5(6) web
Graduate Diploma in Business (Research) BS69 072979M GP 1 Feb, Jul^^^^ $34 300 6.5(6) web
Graduate Diploma in Business (Professional Accounting; Financial planning) BS79 069962B GP 1 Feb, Jul $34 500 6.5(6) web
Master of Business (Accounting; Applied Finance; Human Resource BS11 085448J GP, O + 1.5 - 2^^ Feb, Jul,^^^ $34 400 6.5(6) p32
Management; Integrated Marketing Communication; International Business; Nov
Management; Marketing; Philanthrophy and Nonprofit Studies; Professional
Accounting; Public Relations; Strategic Advertising)
Master of Business Administration GS75 045502F GP 1.5 Mar,Sept $50 400 6.5(6) p34
COMMUNICATION, DESIGN AND CREATIVE PRACTICE
Diploma in Creative Industries IF06 081617G KG 8 months Feb, Jun, Oct $22 432 5.5(5) p42
Bachelor of Communication (Advertising and Public Relations; Digital KC40 096577J KG 3 Feb, Jul $32 700 6.5(6) p40
Media; Entertainment Industries; Journalism; Professional Communication)
Bachelor of Creative Industries (Creative and Professional Writing; Media KK43 056186M KG 3 Feb, Jul $33 000 6.5(6) p39
and Communication; Drama and Performance; Entertainment; Fashion
Communication; Interactive and Visual Design; Music and Sound; and
Screen Content Production)
Bachelor of Design (Architecture; Fashion; Industrial Design; Interaction DE43 096565B GP and KG 3 Feb, Jul ## $33 800 6.5(6) p41
Design; Interior Architecture; Landscape Architecture; Visual
Communication)
Bachelor of Design (International) (Architecture; Fashion; Industrial Design; DE45 096566A GP and KG 4 Feb, Jul ## $33 600 6.5(6) p41
Interaction Design; Interior Architecture; Landscape Architecture; Visual
Communication)
Bachelor of Design (Honours) (Architectural Studies) Advanced standing DE42 079947G GP 4 Feb $35 800 6.5(6) web
(Offered until 2021)
Bachelor of Fine Arts (Acting; Animation; Creative Writing; Dance KK34 056185A KG 3 Feb, Jul ## $32 500 6.5(6) p40
Performance; Dance; Drama; Film, Screen and New Media; Music;
Technical Production; Visual Arts)
Graduate Certificate in Digital Communication KC86 099300C KG 6 months Feb, Jul $15 800 6.5(6) web
Graduate Diploma in Digital Communication KC87 099301B KG 1 Feb, Jul $31 500 6.5(6) web
Master of Architecture (Offered until 2022) DE80 056390G GP 1 Feb, Jul $36 100 6.5(6) p42
Master of Architecture (Offered from 2022) DE83 099089A GP 2 Feb, Jul $36 100 6.5(6) p42
Master of Digital Communication KC88 099302A KG 1.5-2^^ Feb, Jul $31 500 6.5(6) p43
Doctor of Creative Industries KK59 069963A KG 3 Feb $31 700 6.5(6) web
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) ED39 080481D KG 4 Feb $33 000 6.5(6) p46
Bachelor of Education (Primary) ED49 080480E KG 4 Feb $33 000 6.5(6) p46
Bachelor of Education (Secondary) ED59 080477M GP and KG^^^^^ 4 Feb $33 100 6.5(6) p47
Graduate Certificate in Education +++ EU60 094024C KG 6 months Feb, Jul $15 600 6.5(6) web
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Course GP (Gardens Point) Duration Fee per
CRICOS Entry IELTS** number/
code KG (Kelvin Grove) (years) year*
web
O (online)
Master of Teaching (Early Childhood) EU30 084581A KG 2 Feb $31 100 7.5 p48
(RW 7, LS 8)
Master of Teaching (Primary) EU40 084582M KG 2 Feb $31 100 7.5 web
(RW 7, LS 8)
Master of Teaching (Secondary) EU50 084583K KG 2 Feb $31 100 7.5 p48
(RW 7, LS 8)
Master of Education EU70 081798G KG 1.5 Feb, Jul $31 100 6.5(6) p49
Doctor of Education ED11 015023C KG 3 Jan, Jul $31 400 6.5(6) web
HEALTH AND COMMUNITY
Diploma in Health Science (Health Science) HL10 094986G KG 8 months Feb, Jun $29 246 5.5(5) p57
Diploma in Health Science (Nursing) HL10 094986G KG 8 months Feb, Jun $29 246 6(5.5) p57
Bachelor of Behavioural Science (Psychology) PY45 034136C KG 3 Feb, Jul $32 900 6.5(6) p52
Bachelor of Behavioural Science (Honours Psychology) PY09 061159E KG 1 Feb $31 900 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Honours) HL53 075798C GP and KG 1 Feb $53 000 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Anatomical Sciences; Cell and Molecular LS40 052768K GP 3 Feb $47 900 6.5(6) p54
Biotechonology; Human Biochemistry; Human Physiology; Infection and
Immunity)
Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology XN51 070085K KG 4 Feb $36 500 7(6.5) p55
Bachelor of Health Information Management PU51 077705G KG 3 Feb $33 100 6.5(6) p55
Bachelor of Human Services SW03 058285C KG 3 Feb, Jul $33 000 6.5(6) p55
Bachelor of Medical Imaging (Honours) CS48 080484A GP 4 Feb $36 000 7(6.5) p53
Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science LS47 076173F GP 4 Feb $44 100 6.5(6) p53
Bachelor of Nursing NS42 003501K KG 3 Feb, Jul $37 800 7(7) p52
Bachelor of Nursing - Graduate entry NS42 003501K KG 2 Feb, Jul $37 800 7(7) web
Bachelor of Nutrition Science XN43 077703K KG 3 Feb $41 000 6.5(6) p56
Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics (Honours) XN45 080482C KG 4 Feb $40 200 7(6.5) p56
Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) CS47 089126F GP 4 Feb $38 000 7(6.5) p57
Bachelor of Podiatry CS44 077686F KG 4 Feb, Jul $41 600 7(6.5) p53
Bachelor of Podiatry - Graduate Entry CS44 077686F KG 2.5 Jul $41 600 7(6.5) web
Bachelor of Public Health PU52 077691J KG 3 Feb $35 600 6.5(6) p56
Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science XN50 093231D KG 3 Feb $36 400 6.5(6) p54
Bachelor of Social Work SW04 063034B KG 4 Feb, Jul $33 000 6.5(6) p57
Bachelor of Vision Science/Master of Optometry OP45/ 065380A/ KG 5 Feb $40 200/ 7(6.5) p54
OP85 065379E $33 400
Graduate Certificate in Communication for Health HL31 096266B KG 6 months Feb, Jul $16 100 6 p61
(RW5.5, LS5)
Graduate Diploma in Diagnostic Genomics LS72 O 1 Feb $35 800 6.5(6) web
Graduate Diploma in Environmental Health PU67 061302C KG 1 Feb $32 300 6.5(6) web
Graduate Diploma in Health Management PU63 065614K KG 1 Feb, Jul $34 800 6.5(6) web
Graduate Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety PU65 061160A KG 1 Feb $32 300 6.5(6) web
Graduate Diploma in Public Health PU60 020306E KG 1 Feb, Jul $32 600 6.5(6) web
Master of Advance Practiced Nursing NS80 096267A KG 1.5 Feb, Jul $32 100 6.5(6) p58
Master of Clinical Psychology PY18 052769J KG 2 Feb $31 600 7(7) p59
Master of Counselling PY12 096589E KG 2 Feb $24 200 7(7) p59
Master of Diagnostic Genomics LS81 O 1.5 Feb $35 800 6.5(6) p60
Master of Health, Safety and Environment PU80 077704J KG 2 Feb $32 300 6.5(6) p58
Master of Health Management PU84 084929M KG 2 Feb, Jul $34 600 6.5(6) p58
Master of Psychology (Educational and Developmental) PY19 053489J KG 2 Feb $31 600 7.5(7) p60
Master of Public Health PU86 084930G KG 2 Feb, Jul $33 000 6.5(6) p58
Master of Social Work - Qualifying SW81 093236K KG 2 Feb $32 300 7(6.5) p59
LAW AND JUSTICE
Bachelor of Justice JS34 006117E GP 3 Feb, Jul $32 700 6.5(6) p64
Bachelor of Justice (Honours) JS40 020313F GP 1 Feb $33 000 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Laws (Honours) LW36 083020J GP 4 Feb, Jul $31 600 6.5(6) p64
Bachelor of Laws (Honours) - Graduate Entry LW37 083020J GP 3 Feb, Jul $31 500 6.5(6) p64
Graduate Certificate in Applied Law LW76 077108G GP 6 months Feb, Jul $18 800 6.5(6) p66
Graduate Certificate in Policy and Governance JS23 O 1 year Feb $16 200 6.5(6) web
(part-time)
Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice LP41 009034F GP 24 weeks Jan, Jul $26 100 6.5(6) p65
SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS
Diploma in Engineering EN02 086329G KG 8 Months Feb, Jun, Oct $31 020 5.5(5) p73
Diploma in Information Technology IT10 081616G KG 8 months Feb, Jun, Oct $22 432 5.5(5) p73
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Chemical Process; Civil; Computer EN01 084921G GP 4 Feb, Jul $40 600 6.5(6) p70
and Software Systems; Electrical and Aerospace; Electrical; Mechanical;
Mechatronics; Medical)
Bachelor of Games and Interactive Environments (Software Technologies; IN05 092648J GP 3 Feb $36 700 6.5(6) p71
Animation; Game Design)
Bachelor of Information Technology (Computer Science; Information IN01 012656E GP 3 Feb, Jul $37 600 6.5(6) p71
Systems)
Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours) IN10 017323G GP 1 Feb, Jul $37 000 6.5(6) web
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Course GP (Gardens Point) Duration Fee per
CRICOS Entry IELTS** number/
code KG (Kelvin Grove) (years) year*
web
O (online)
Bachelor of Mathematics (Applied and Computational Mathematics; MS01 049433D GP 3 Feb $34 100 6.5(6) web
Operations Research; Statistics)
Bachelor of Mathematics (Honours) MS10 080486K GP 1 Feb, Jul $33 900 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Science (Biological Sciences; Chemistry; Earth Science; ST01 077696D GP 3 Feb, Jul $39 500 6.5(6) p72
Environmental Science; Physics)
Bachelor of Science (Honours) ST10 080487J GP 1 Feb, Jul $39 800 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Urban Development (Honours)(Construction Management; UD01 080479J GP 4 Feb, Jul $33 900 6.5(6) p26
Quantity Surveying and Cost Engineering; Urban and Regional Planning)
Graduate Certificate in Business Analysis IN14 0101552 GP 6 months Feb $18 100 6.5(6) web
Graduate Certificate in Communication for Engineering EN60 096755G GP and KG 6 months Feb, Jul $19 100 6 p77
(LS 5,RW 5.5)
Graduate Certificate in Communication for Information Technology IN17 086328J GP and KG 6 months Feb, Jul $16 900 6 p77
(LS 5, RW 5.5)
Graduate Certificate in Computer Science IN15 0101553 GP 6 months Feb, Jul $18 100 6.5(6) web
Graduate Certificate in Cyber Security and Networks IN16 0101554 GP 6 months Feb $18 100 6.5(6) web
Graduate Certificate in Data Analytics IN26 098600K GP 6 months Feb $17 900 6.5(6) web
Graduate Certificate in Information Technology IN18 0101555 GP 6 months Feb $18 100 6.5(6) web
Graduate Certificate in Project Management PM15 084926C GP 6 months Feb, Jul $18 000 6.5(6) web
Graduate Diploma in Applied Science (Medical Physics) PH71 020315D GP 1 Feb, Jul $34 800 6.5(6) web
Graduate Diploma in Information Technology (Business Analysis; Cyber IN19 0101556 GP 1 Feb $36 100 6.5(6) web
Security and Networks; Computer Science)
Master of Applied Science (Medical Physics) PH80 043548G GP 1.5 Feb, Jul $34 600 6.5(6) web
Master of Business Process Management IN23 062622A GP 1.5 Feb, Jul $36 000 6.5(6) web
Master of Data Analytics IN27 098601J GP 1.5-2^^ Feb, Jul $35 600 6.5(6) p74
Master of Engineering*** EN50 060811A GP 1 Feb, Jul $39 300 6.5(6) web
Master of Engineering Management*** BN87 006368G GP 1 Feb, Jul $37 000 6.5(6) p27
Master of Information Technology (Business Analysis; Business Process IN20 083059E GP 1.5-2^^ Feb, Jul $36 200 6.5(6) p75
Management; Computer Science; Cyber Security and Networks; Data
Science; Enterprise Systems; Executive IT; Software Development)
Master of Professional Engineering (Civil; Civil and Construction; Civil EN55 096754G GP 2 Feb, Jul $39 900 6.5(6) p76
and Management; Electrical; Electrical and Management; Mechanical;
Mechanical and Management)
Master of Project Management PM20 084927B GP 1.5 Feb, Jul $36 000 6.5(6) p27
QUTIC Fee per program
General English Program QE05-45 062077K KG 5-45 All year $1375 p91
weeks (per 5
weeks)
Intensive Program QC07 098567F KG 4 months Feb, Jun, Oct $10 452 6(5) p92
Standard Foundation QC08 065045E KG 8 months Feb, Jun, Oct $20 904 5.5(5) p92
Extended Foundation QC09 050167G KG 1 Feb $26 130 5.5(5) p92
IELTS Advanced QC15 073922J KG 10 weeks Feb, Oct $4600 6.5(6) p91
English for Academic Purposes 1 Standard QC34 0100526 KG 10 weeks Mar, Jul, Nov $4600 5.5 p91
(RW 5, LS 4.5)
English for Academic Purposes 1 Extended QC35 0100527 KG 15 weeks Feb, Jun, Oct $6900 5 (RW 5) p91
English for Academic Purposes 2 Standard QC36 0100528 KG 10 weeks Mar, Jul, Nov $4600 6 p91
(RW 5.5, LS 5)
English for Academic Purposes 2 Extended QC37 0100529 KG 15 weeks Feb, Jun, Oct $6900 5.5 p91
(RW 5.5)
English for Academic Purposes 3 Standard QC38 0100530 KG 10 weeks Mar, Nov $4600 6.5 p91
(RW 6.5, LS 6)
English for Academic Purposes 3 Extended QC39 0100531 KG 15 weeks Feb, Oct $6900 6.5 (RW 6) p91
University Certificate in Tertiary Preparation for Undergraduate Studies QC05 089122K KG 13 weeks Feb, Jul, Oct $10 452 6 web
(RW 5.5, LS 5)
University Certificate in Tertiary Preparation for Postgraduate Studies QC06 089123J KG 13 weeks Feb, Jul, Oct $10 452 6 p94
(RW 5.5, LS 5)
UNIVERSITY WIDE
Master of Philosophy IF80 095410G GP and KG Anytime $34 900 6.5(6) p84
Doctor of Philosophy IF49 006367J GP and KG Anytime $35 300 6.5(6) p84
DOUBLE DEGREES
Bachelor of Behavioural Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Business IX51 060816G GP and KG 4 Feb, Jul $32 400 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Behavioural Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Justice IX77 076302B GP and KG 4 Feb, Jul $32 700 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Behavioural Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Laws (Honours) IX82 083021G GP and KG 5.5 Feb, Jul $32 000 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Behavioural Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Social Work HL20 065387E KG 5 Feb , Jul $32 700 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Biomedical Science/Bachelor of Business IX92 085233B GP 4 Feb $41 700 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Biomedical Science/Bachelor of Laws (Honours) IX88 085232C GP 5.5 Feb $42 000 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Biomedical Science/Bachelor of Mathematics ID28 0100982 GP and KG 4 Feb $42 200 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Communication ID05 096579G GP and KG 4 Feb, Jul $32 600 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Creative Industries ID01 059596B GP and KG 4 Feb, Jul $32 700 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Design (Architecture) ID21 096576K GP 4.5 Feb, Jul $33 000 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Design (Fashion; Industrial Design; ID12 096567M GP 4 Feb, Jul $32 400 6.5(6) web
Interior Architecture; Interior Design; Landscape Architecture; Visual
Communication)
22Campus
Page
Course GP (Gardens Point) Duration Fee per
CRICOS Entry IELTS** number/
code KG (Kelvin Grove) (years) year*
web
O (online)
Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) IX59 084925D GP 5 Feb, Jul $35 400 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Fine Arts (Creative Writing; Visual Arts; IX35 064813M GP and KG 4 Feb, Jul ## $32 300 6.5(6) web
Drama; Animation; Film, Screen and New Media)
Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Games and Interactive Environments IX93 092651C GP 4 Feb, Jul $34 900 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Information Technology IX22 059595C GP 4 Feb, Jul $34 800 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Justice IX89 099274M GP 4 Feb, Jul $32 700 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Law (Honours) IX81 083022G GP 5.5 Feb, Jul $32 000 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Mathematics IX30 059601K GP 4 Feb $33 000 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Communication (Digital Media)/Bachelor of Information ID10 096583M GP and KG 4 Feb, Jul $34 400 6.5(6) web
Technology
Bachelor of Communication (Digital Media; Entertainment Industries; ID08 096578G GP and KG 5.5 Feb, Jul $32 100 6.5(6) web
Journalism)/Bachelor of Laws (Honours)
Bachelor of Communication (Digital Media; Journalism, Professional ID09 096582A GP and KG 4 Feb, Jul $32 800 6.5(6) web
Communication)/Bachelor of Justice
Bachelor of Communication (Professional Communication)/Bachelor of ID06 096580C KG 4 Feb $36 400 6.5(6) web
Nutrition Science
Bachelor of Communication (Professional Communication)/Bachelor of ID07 096581B KG 4 Feb $35 200 6.5(6) web
Public Health
Bachelor of Communication (Journalism; Professional Communication)/ ID11 096584K GP and KG 4 Feb, Jul $35 200 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Creative Industries/Bachelor of Human Services ID02 058291E KG 4 Feb, Jul $32 900 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Creative Industries/Bachelor of Information Technology ID03 059227E GP and KG 4 Feb, Jul $35 500 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Creative Industries/Bachelor of Laws (Honours) ID04 083023F GP and KG 5.5 Feb, Jul $32 200 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Design (Architecture)/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) ID19 096574A GP 5.5 Feb, Jul $36 200 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Design (Architecture)/Bachelor of Property Economic ID16 096571D GP 4.5 Feb, Jul $33 100 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Design (Architecture; Interior Architecture; Landscape ID18 096573B GP 5 Feb, Jul $33 700 6.5(6) web
Architecture)/Bachelor of Urban Development (Honours) (Construction
Management; Urban and Regional Planning)
Bachelor of Design (Industrial Design)/Bachelor of Laws (Honours) ID13 096568K GP 5.5 Feb, Jul $33 700 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Design (Industrial Design; Interaction Design; Landscape ID14 096569J GP 5 Feb, Jul $35 500 6.5(6) web
Architecture)/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)
Bachelor of Design (Interaction Design)/Bachelor of Information Technology ID15 096570E GP and KG 4 Feb, Jul $35 000 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Design (Interior Architecture)/Bachelor of Property Economics ID17 096572C GP 4 Feb, Jul $33 000 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Design (Landscape Architecture)/Bachelor of Science ID20 096575M GP 4 Feb, Jul $35 800 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Education (Secondary)/Bachelor of Business ID25 099059G GP and KG 4.5 Feb, Jul $32 700 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Education (Secondary)/Bachelor of Fine Arts (Creative Writing; ID24 099058G KG 4.5 Feb $32 700 6.5(6) web
Dance; Drama; Film, Screen and New Media; Music; Visual Arts)
Bachelor of Education (Secondary)/Bachelor of Information Technology ID22 099057J GP and KG 4.5 Feb, Jul $35 600 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/Bachelor of Information Technology SE60 084923F GP 5 Feb, Jul $38 100 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/Bachelor of Mathematics SE40 084922G GP 5 Feb $38 100 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/Bachelor of Science SE80 084924E GP 5 Feb, Jul $39 400 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Fine Arts (Creative Writing; Film, Screen and New Media)/ IX85 083024E GP and KG 5.5 Feb, Jul $32 100 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Laws (Honours)
Bachelor of Games and Interactive Environments/Bachelor of Mathematics SE70 092653A GP 4 Feb $35 400 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Human Services/Bachelor of Business IX42 088346B GP and KG 4 Feb, Jul $32 700 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Human Services/Bachelor of Justice IX78 058290F GP and KG 4 Feb, Jul $33 000 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Human Services/Bachelor of Public Health HL41 094204K KG 4 Feb $34 600 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Information Technology/Bachelor of Laws (Honours) IX87 083025D GP 5.5 Feb, Jul $34 400 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Information Technology/Bachelor of Mathematics SE30 059226F GP 4 Feb $35 700 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Justice/Bachelor of Laws (Honours) LW45 083027B GP 5.5 Feb, Jul $32 200 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Behavioural Science (Psychology) HL17 065615J KG 4 Feb $37 100 7(7) web
Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Public Health HL16 077687E KG 4 Feb $35 400 7(7) web
Bachelor of Property Economics/Bachelor of Business ID26 099272B GP 4 Feb, Jul $32 600 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Property Economics/Bachelor of Laws (Honours) ID27 099273A GP 5.5 Feb, Jul $32 000 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Business IX23 078352J GP 4 Feb, Jul $34 800 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Games and Interactive Environments SE90 092649G GP 4 Feb $37 100 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Information Technology SE50 080489G GP 4 Feb, Jul $37 900 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Laws (Honours) IX80 083029M GP 5.5 Feb, Jul $35 100 6.5(6) web
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Mathematics SE20 078353G GP 4 Feb $36 200 6.5(6) web
Master of Business/Master of Business BS18 069780G GP 2 Feb, Jul $34 400 6.5(6) web
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Economics, Finance and Philanthropy majors are only available in February. This course can be packaged with another Science and Engineering 1 year master
***
^^
depending on educational background program and you can receive an award for each degree
^^^
mid-year commencement for Philanthropy and Nonprofit Studies major
+
with Integrated Marketing Communications major is available online
^^^^
Philanthropy and Nonprofit Studies major is only available in February. Mid-year entry
++
not all study areas available online
for other majors is subject to unit and supervisor availability. +++
Only the no major option is available to international students onshore on a student
^^^^^
study at both campuses depends on selected teaching areas visa. All other Majors are available online only.
##
mid-year commencement available for some majors
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Fee per course (48cp)
*
Indicative fees per year web: please check QUT website www.qut.edu.au
**
Minimum IELTS requirement or equivalent (see the website for entry requirements for
each course)
23BUILDING
AND
PLANNING
Study building and planning Hands-on creativity Planning and management
With degrees ranging from property economics Our design degrees prepare you to Channel your imagination and creativity into
to civil engineering, we have study options for be adaptable and resilient, so you can the planning and management of urban and
the broad range of careers that make up the conceptualise, collaborate and innovate in the regional spaces. Learn to design and manage
building and planning industry. real world. From the first semester, you’ll be the use of land and natural resources to
immersed in a hands-on creative environment, meet human needs in a sustainable way.
Coordinate and develop working in fully-equipped workshops with Our courses prepare you to plan large-scale
Our highly practical degrees in urban 3D printing, laser-cutting and the latest projects such as new cities, ports, recreational
development, property economics and technologies. Give your career greater flexibility areas and transport routes in consultation with
construction management put you at the through a double degree, pairing your design local communities and colleagues in related
forefront of emerging industry trends. Learn to passion with business, law, engineering or fields.
provide meaningful property advice, coordinate more, and create your own space in the future
large and complex construction projects or plan workplace.
the sustainable developments of tomorrow.
Real-world opportunities
Engineer your future With opportunities for international exchange
and study tours, access to state-of-the-art
CIVIL AND STRUCTURAL
Our future-focused civil engineering course
gives you hands-on experience in an innovative research facilities, work integrated learning and ENGINEERING
learning environment. Specialise and tailor internships with industry partners, you’ll get the SUBJECTS RANKED
your course to suit your career aspirations and experiences you need to lay the foundations for 51-100 WORLDWIDE
develop the practical solutions that will shape your career.
(9th in the Oceania region) in the 2019
the real world of tomorrow in our multi-million QS World University rankings by subject.
Architecture, building and design
dollar research facilities.
Our courses place you in the heart of an
innovative and multidisciplinary school with
excellent connections to the real world of
professional design. Get inspired to create
environments that will positively affect
human health, environmental quality, social
relationships and urban systems.
‘During my course, I have had the opportunity to
visit construction sites with QUT Construct Club
and meet industry professionals working in the
field. The supportive and approachable nature of
QUT’s teaching staff has boosted my confidence
not only in the classroom but also in the workplace.
I am now working with BriStar Group as part of
their Quantity Surveying Internship program.’
Jaslyn Wei Lin Tan
Bachelor of Urban Development (Honours)
(Quantity Surveying and Cost Engineering)
24‘I really love the combination of theory and
real-world learning that is offered at QUT.
Since many of my teachers are from industry,
we get to work on real-world cases and learn
from their experiences.
This practical experience really helps us to
prepare for our future career.
In my current role as a Cadet Quantity
Surveyor, I get to practice my skills, making it
one step closer to achieve my dream job as a
Quality Assurance Manager.’
Songlin
Cui
Bachelor of Urban Development (Honours)
(Quantity Surveying and Cost Engineering)Building and planning courses
There are many other building and planning courses at QUT available
to international students. Here are just a few.
Bachelor of Design (Architecture) and environmentally sound infrastructure for Our industry connections mean your studies
(DE43) the wider community. are innovative and relevant, mirroring trends
Search online for QUT DE43 and developments in industry. The Bachelor of
Why choose this course? Urban Development (Honours) is designed so
Indicative fee: $33 800
Campus: Gardens Point Civil engineers are in demand and they are well you can explore each of the core majors in your
Entry: February, July paid. As a civil engineer, you could be involved first year. This will help you make an informed
Duration: 3 years (6 semesters) full-time
IELTS: 6.5 overall (no sub-score below 6.0) in a project from design stage to construction decision about which major to study from your
and completion. second year. If you already know what you
Architecture at QUT is recognised want to study, you can explore our majors.
internationally for our focus on innovation and You will be eligible for professional membership
sustainable development. in Australia and overseas, giving you more • Construction Management
employment opportunities. Throughout your • Quantity Surveying and Cost Engineering
• Learn to create environments with positive studies you will gain broad knowledge and • Urban and Regional Planning
impacts on human health, environmental specialisations so you will be better equipped
quality, social relationships and urban to start work in professional practice.
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systems.
• Study sustainable systems using advanced Career outcomes
51-100
digital design tools. Civil engineers can work as a consulting
• Undertake architectural design projects in engineer, project manager, municipal engineer,
practical studio settings. structural engineer, transport engineer, in the QS World
Why choose this course? geotechnical engineer or water engineer University Rankings
and may gain employment in government by Subject 2019
Architects are facing exciting challenges and or semi-government agencies, construction for Architecture
creating amazing structures that are inspiring firms, power-generating authorities, mining
the cities of the future. How we live and work firms, property development or consulting
tomorrow will be very different to today and engineering firms. Bachelor of Property Economics
architects are setting the direction. (UD05)
Professional recognition Search online for QUT UD05
Careers outcomes
All graduates are eligible for an Engineers Indicative fee: $32 900 per year
Graduates can find employment in the Australia (EA) membership. EA is a signatory Campus: Gardens Point
fields of architecture and building design. Entry: February, July
to the Washington Accord, providing graduates Duration: 3 years (6 semesters) full-time
Upon completion of a two-year Master of with professional recognition in various IELTS: 6.5 overall (no sub-score below 6.0)
Architecture degree and the required period of countries, opening even more doors to QUT This is one of the few specialised property
work experience, graduates are eligible to sit Civil Engineering graduates. courses in Australia. The property sector is
a registration exam to become an architect in
one of Australia’s largest industries and second
Australia.
Bachelor of Urban Development largest employer.
(Honours) (UD01)
Bachelor of Engineering Search online for QUT UD01
Why choose this course?
(Honours) (Civil) (EN01) Property economics at QUT is concerned with
Indicative fee: $33 900 per year
Search online for QUT EN01 Campus: Gardens Point all aspects of property: investment, asset
Entry: February, July
Indicative fee: $40 600 per year management, development, valuation and
Duration: 4 years (8 semesters) full-time
Campus: Gardens Point research, with a focus on finance and the
IELTS: 6.5 overall (no sub-score below 6.0)
Entry: February, July
Duration: 4 years (8 semesters) full-time commercial property market sector.
IELTS: 6.5 overall (no sub-score below 6.0)
This flexible course allows you to pursue your
area of interest. You’ll gain real experience and Career outcomes
Civil engineers plan, design, construct, operate make industry contacts before graduating with
and maintain a variety of structures and Careers may include property valuer and
an advanced qualification.
facilities—from roads and factories to railways adviser, investment analyst, development
and harbours. They are also involved with the Why choose this course? manager, property and asset manager, funds
assessment of the impact of projects on the manager and positions in corporate real estate.
Urban development is about planning,
natural and social environment. Civil engineers designing and constructing buildings,
are responsible for producing safe, economical infrastructure and cities for the future.
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