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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA | POSTGRADUATE | 2018 PROGRAMS | INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

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2018 PROGRAMS | INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

STUDY WITH THE BEST

TOP 3% WORLDWIDE 2016 Times Higher Education World Rankings 2016 QS World University Rankings

OVERALL FIVE-STAR RATING 2016 QS Stars Ratings

To be the best in your field, you need a university that offers a choice of over 200 world-class degrees and is globally recognised for its teaching, research and facilities.

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I am delighted that you are considering to study at the University of South Australia – one of the world’s very best young universities.

Professor David G. Lloyd VICE CHANCELLOR AND PRESIDENT

We are also one of the world’s most international universities, ranked by QS (Quacarelli Symonds) in the top 200 universities in the world on that measure. We have Australia’s most internationally-diverse academic staff population. We have always given a warm welcome to international students and have graduated almost 48,000 people from more than 140 countries in our short history.

If you decide to study with us you’ll find that UniSA is innovative and creative, and focused on educating the next wave of global professionals. Our degree programs are designed with strong professional emphasis and in partnership with industry. Our research is focused on finding answers to the world’s most pressing problems.

We are also a globally engaged institution with a network of international partners which include Shandong, Tianjin and Beijing Normal Universities in China, Keio University in Japan, Trinity College in Dublin, University College London, and numerous collaborations with universities elsewhere in Europe and North America.

If you decide that the University of South Australia is the right place for you, we will help you prepare for the career path of your choice.

I hope that you do consider coming to Adelaide to study with us and I look forward to seeing you on campus soon.

Welcome to the University of South Australia.

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About UniSA/6 An enterprising spirit/8 Your adventure begins here/10 Discover Adelaide/12 Our campuses/18 New spaces/22 Getting to campus/24 Your study experience/26 Research degrees/28 Supporting you/30 Accommodation: a place to call home/32 Get started: postgraduate programs/34 Business and Law/38 Education, Arts and Social Sciences/43 Health Sciences/51 IT, Engineering, and the Environment/55 How to apply/64 How to become a research student/70

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About UniSA

The University of South Australia (UniSA) was formed in 1991, with a collection of colleges, institutes and schools coming together to create a single university.

Known for our teaching quality, high level of support for students, and strengths in areas such as engineering, education, art and design, nursing and more, we were building strong foundations for future growth.

Now, we are ranked in the Top 50 young universities in the world. * We have developed an enviable research profile, with our researchers engaged in more than 500 international collaborations across 45 countries. We are making a difference in areas as diverse

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Pridham Hall is part of a $380 million major expansion of UniSA in Adelaide's West End. Check out the virtual fly through at unisa.edu.au/PridhamHall

as water quality, cancer treatment, waste management, solar power and much more.

Our teaching programs receive international accolades and feature regularly in Top 100 lists worldwide.

latest technologies and learn in modern, purpose-built teaching spaces.

We contribute actively to the intellectual, cultural and sporting life in South Australia through legacies such as the Anne & Gordon Samstag Museum of Art, the Hawke Centre, and through our sponsorship of events including the Santos Tour Down Under – the largest cycling race in the southern hemisphere. Each year our on-campus health and legal clinics also provide thousands of free and low cost services to the local community.

UniSA is recognised globally as an enthusiastic, creative and capable business partner with well over 2,500 national and international partnerships. These reinforce our teaching and research programs, and provide real opportunities for our students.

Since 1991, we have graduated more than 150,000 students from more than 140 countries. We are one of the leading providers of education internationally and a trailblazer in the area of access to higher education.

We have invested heavily in new buildings and facilities. Our students use the

We are a young, confident university, and we see our future as creating a culture

of enterprise. A culture where people are bold, imaginative and prepared to take risks to respond to local, national and global challenges.

The future is now. Make your mark with UniSA. *Ranked 24th in the QS Top 50 Under 50 universities in the world 2016.

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An ENTERPRISING SPIRIT

Building an industry connected, globally enterprising university.

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FIVE-STARS IN Research / Employability / Teaching / Facilities / Internationalisation / Social Responsibility / Inclusiveness QS Stars Ratings

Study.

We are South Australia’s largest university and offer a wide and varied range of degrees, including programs that are unique just to UniSA.

AUSTRALIA’S MOST INTERNATIONALLY DIVERSE academic teaching staff QS World University Rankings 2017

Solutions.

We are taking on the challenges of tomorrow, by finding solutions through world-class research.

TOP 2%

most innovative universities in Asia Reuters Top 75: Asia’s Most Innovative Universities 2016

Connections.

We are teaming up with local icons and international heavyweights to drive powerful partnerships focused on building more vibrant, advanced and connected communities.

97% OF OUR RESEARCH at or above world-class

We are Australia's University of Enterprise.

2015 Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA)

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Your ADVENTURE BEGINS HERE

Be bold and take on the needs of a changing world.

GET THE CAREER YOU WANT Industry projects / internships and placements / travel opportunities / employment and career expos / networking events / and more.

We are number one in South Australia for graduate careers* and are well above the national average. We have strong links with industry and take a practical approach to teaching and learning, so that our graduates are ready to make a real impact in their chosen profession.

UniSA’s Career Services also partners closely with academic staff to ensure curriculum is aligned to your program’s core graduate competencies, and we work in partnership with leading local and global employers to help give you the best possible start. unisa.edu.au/careers *QILT: Graduate Destination Survey 2014-2016 Full-Time Employment Indicator

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STUDY IN WORLD-CLASS FACILITIES Our campuses are equipped with state-of-the-art facilities including modern lecture theatres, libraries, workshops, laboratories and areas that simulate real work environments.

These are all supported by the latest technologies and a fully interactive online learning platform.

For more information see our campuses on pages 18–23.

SEE THE WORLD Each year our students have the chance to take part in field trips, work placements, volunteer trips, international conferences and student exchange programs. We work with more than 70 partner institutions offering a variety of full-semester international exchanges, or short-term opportunities during summer or winter school. In addition, most overseas experiences are available for credit, and UniSA has several funding and scholarship opportunities. unisa.edu.au/globalopportunities

LEARN FROM TOP RANKING TEACHERS Learn from highly experienced academics and industry professionals who are leaders in their field. We are ranked second in Australia in the 2016 Times Higher Education Top 150 Under 50 Teaching Indicator and are in the top 10 nationally for the number of staff who hold a PhD.

JOIN OUR GLOBAL ALUMNI When you graduate, we’ll welcome you to our global alumni network. We have over 197,000 alumni around the world, supported by five formal international networks in Hong Kong, China, Singapore, Malaysia and the United Kingdom. Membership is free, lifelong and worldwide. All you need to do is update your details when you graduate to start accessing the Network benefits including the Alumni Business Directory, professional services, and online networking community – Global Connect. unisa.edu.au/alumni

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Discover ADELAIDE NORTHERN TERRITORY

UniSA is located in Adelaide, Australia’s education city and the capital of South Australia.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA SOUTH AUSTRALIA

QUEENSLAND NEW SOUTH WALES ACT VICTORIA

FAST FACTS Capital city / Adelaide State population / 1.65 million Adelaide population / 1.2 million Language / English Currency / AUD$

QUEENSLAND

Area / 984,377 square kilometres Coastline / 3,700 kilometres Major exports / Metals, wine, education

INTERNATIONAL DISTANCES TO ADELAIDE Hong Kong – 8 hours 20 minutes Singapore – 6 hours 30 minutes Dubai – 13 hours 25 minutes Kuala Lumpur – 6 hours 58 minutes Approximate times displayed for direct flights.

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SOUTH AUSTRALIA

NEW SOUTH WALES SYDNEY

ADELAIDE

ACT VICTORIA MELBOURNE

WHY STUDYING HERE IS SO REWARDING Accessible Adelaide offers all of the advantages of big city life yet is small enough to get around easily. From the airport to your city campus takes 15 minutes, or from your city campus to the beach.

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THE DESTINATION Adelaide is a beautiful and well-ordered city, surrounded by parklands, pristine beaches, and the lush green hills and valleys of Australia’s premier wine districts. You’ll find it makes an ideal home away from home with a strong sense of community usually reserved for small towns, combined with the vibrant activity of a capital city.

Adelaide is also globally connected, sharing partnership agreements with cities around the world, including: Austin, USA / Christchurch, New Zealand / George Town, Malaysia / Himeji, Japan / Qingdao, China / Dalian, China / Chengdu, China

Adelaide’s population is just over one million with almost one in four people in South Australia born overseas and ancestry tracing back to more than 120 countries. Australia also has a democratic system of government and is tolerant of different religious beliefs and practices.

Affordable Adelaide has one of the highest standards of living of any city in the world, yet is one of the least expensive.

COST OF LIVING Adelaide is renowned for its affordability and quality of life. This means you will be able to save more money to experience all the exciting opportunities that Adelaide, and South Australia, have to offer.

To see what your weekly average costs could be visit studyadelaide.com/live/banking and access the interactive Student Living Cost Calculator.

19% less to live in Adelaide compared to Sydney & Melbourne* 7% less to live in Adelaide compared to Brisbane & Perth*

* Based on information from Study Adelaide studyadelaide.com/live

EXPLORE OUR CAMPUSES Adelaide/page 18 Suburban/page 20 Campus location map/page 25

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ONE OF THE WORLD’S TOP 10 REGIONS South Australia has been named as one of the top 10 places to visit in 2017 by the influential Lonely Planet world guide, coming in at number five.

Described as ‘Australia in a nutshell’, the State has been recognised for its broad appeal from pristine beaches and wine country to the far reaches of the outback all in one, providing the ultimate Australian experience.

WORLD’S 5TH MOST LIVEABLE CITY Adelaide has been ranked the world’s fifth most liveable city in the latest Economist Intelligence Unit’s Liveability Index. It is the fifth year in a row Adelaide has finished fifth in the ranking out of 140 cities around the world.

Each city is rated on stability, healthcare, culture and environment, education and infrastructure.

COMFORTABLE CLIMATE Adelaide has a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild winters.

Daytime temperatures

Summer..........................25⁰C–35⁰C December-February...............Mainly hot & dry

Autumn...........................20⁰C–25⁰C March-May...................................Mainly dry

FESTIVAL FEVER

Winter................................10⁰C–15⁰C

Adelaide is the festival city and every summer it comes alive with an explosion of colour, lights, music and culture.

Spring.................................20⁰C–25⁰C

The world-famous Adelaide Festival is Australia’s largest multi-arts festival. Held every year around March, it attracts hundreds of thousands of people from across the country and around the world.

Other big festivals include the Adelaide Fringe Festival, OzAsia Festival, Adelaide Film Festival, WOMADelaide, Tasting Australia and the Adelaide Cabaret Festival. The University supports Adelaide’s festival scene through sponsorships and links to many of these events, and discounted tickets are often available to our students.

SPORTING STAGE Adelaide is home to a vibrant sporting culture and events such as the adrenalin charged Clipsal 500 motor race and World Solar Challenge.

The multi-million dollar refurbishment of Adelaide Oval has also brought a new edge to the city’s sporting scene with ‘Aussie Rules’ football games, international cricket matches, soccer, and more.

The Santos Tour Down Under, the first ProTour cycling race to be held outside of Europe, brings the world’s cycling elite to Adelaide.

The University sponsors the Australian national team and is a huge participant in the eight-day event. southaustralia.com

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June-August................................Cool & wet

September-November.........Little rain

AUSTRALIA’S GREEN CITY Did you know?

• Adelaide is one of Australia’s most environmentally friendly cities.

• The famous parklands are made up of 29 parks, which surround the city centre.

• Adelaide City Bikes has more than 500 bikes available for free hire. We also have hire sites located at both the City East and City West campuses.

• Tindo, the world’s first solar electric bus, offers a free service through the city and even has wireless internet.

Santos Tour Down Under: The University is a proud Premier Partner of this global event held in Adelaide each year.

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OzAsia Festival / This is Australia’s premier international arts festival focusing on Asia.

The city of Adelaide comes alive through a mix of contemporary art, the annual Moon Lantern Festival, and international music at the Good Fortune Market.

Image courtesy of Adelaide Oval SMA Ltd (Photographer: John Montesi).

Adelaide Oval / Based in the heart of the city, this iconic venue plays host to national and international entertainment and sporting events, seating over 50,000 people.

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Barossa Valley / Discover one of the world’s greatest wine regions located 75km north-east of Adelaide.

The Barossa is renowned for its food and wine, cultural experiences and all-year-round events.

South Australia is host to Image courtesy of the South Australian Tourism Commission.

MORE THAN 400 FOOD, ARTS AND CULTURAL EVENTS per year

WOMADelaide / This four-day festival of international music, arts and dance is presented annually in Adelaide Botanic Park attracting people from around the world. On average, the festival features 500 artists from around 30 countries each year.

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Our CAMPUSES Our two city campuses are conveniently located in the heart of the Adelaide CBD. City West campus

Jeffrey Smart Building Simulated ward at City East campus

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City East campus

CITY WEST CAMPUS

CITY EAST CAMPUS

City West is just a short walk from the

City East is a short distance from the

Adelaide Railway Station and tram links,

Rundle Mall shopping precinct and some

and is located in the city’s west end – a

of the city’s best cafés, restaurants and

major arts, culture and entertainment hub,

bars. The city’s east end is a hive of

and emerging health and business district.

activity and is also located near the lush

What you’ll study Art, Architecture and Design UniSA Business School Urban and Regional Planning

parklands of the inner eastern suburbs.

What you’ll study Nursing and Midwifery Rehabilitation, Health and Sport Sciences Pharmacy, Medical and

On campus Brand new learning spaces / award-winning visual art and

Medical Radiation Sciences Construction Management

design studios / a mock court for law students / modern lecture theatres / Australia’s only architecture museum / cafés with indoor and outdoor dining / post office

On campus Purpose-built laboratories / model pharmacy equipment /

Nearby

international standard nutrition and food science learning

Live music venues / fashion, music and books stores /

Anatomy lab / fully-equipped gym / cafés and outdoor

cafés and restaurants / Lion Arts Centre and Mercury

plaza / medical clinics for students and staff

area / commercial preparation kitchen and sensory lab /

Cinema / The Jam Factory / Adelaide Oval / new Royal Adelaide Hospital / Central Markets and Chinatown

Nearby Rundle Street cafés, shops and cinemas / Adelaide Zoo / Botanic Gardens / Museum, State Library and The Art Gallery / River Torrens / National Wine Centre / Adelaide event zones

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MAGILL CAMPUS

MAWSON LAKES CAMPUS

Only a short distance from the city, Magill

Located in one of Adelaide’s newly

campus is located in Adelaide’s relaxing

developed suburbs, our Mawson

eastern suburbs, featuring lush gardens,

Lakes campus boasts contemporary

open spaces and world-class interactive

teaching, learning and research

learning facilities.

facilities, and is surrounded by more

What you’ll study Communication, International Relations and Languages Education Psychology, Social Work and Human Services

than 85 high-technology companies that make up Technology Park.

What you’ll study Aviation Computer and Information Technology Education

On campus Multimedia studios and editing suites / theatre for stage productions / innovative social work studio /

Engineering Science and Mathematics

Psychology Clinic / gym / outdoor sports field / swimming pool /cafés and outdoor dining / 15 hectares of parklands and lawn

On campus Interactive learning spaces for engineering students /

Nearby

South Australia’s largest IT school / design, technology,

Cafés and restaurants / Norwood Parade shopping

fitness gym / drama centre / cafés, lawn and outdoor

precinct / movie cinemas / historic winery /

and science facilities / sports centre complete with dining areas / ecological precinct / Planetarium

national parks / Cleland Wildlife Park / Magill Road shopping precinct / walking and hiking trails

Nearby Cafés and restaurants / walking and bike trails / drive-in movie cinema / Mawson Central Shopping Mall / sporting grounds and golf course / Mawson Centre – a shared space for the University and the community / Technology Park

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Our suburban campuses offer picturesque settings in Adelaide’s northern and eastern suburbs.

Mechatronics Lab at Mawson Lakes campus

Mawson Lakes campus Magill campus

TV studio at Magill campus

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Pridham Hall Opening in 2018, this will

become the new heart of the University hosting graduations, functions and sporting events. See the building come to life by downloading the Pridham Hall App in Google Play or the App Store.

Student Lounge Designed by our students,

this is a place to come together outside of study time, featuring a Town Square, College Green and different social spaces. See more at unisa.edu.au/studentlounge

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Jeffrey Smart Building

The award-winning Jeffrey Smart Building features the very best in modern learning facilities. It boasts over $8 million in new technologies and has a 5 Green Star Rating. Take a virtual tour at unisa.edu.au/jsb

Health Innovation Building

The $230 million Health Innovation Building located in SA’s health and biomedical precinct in the Adelaide CBD, will create new opportunities for research, teaching and community services. Check out this world-class project at unisa.edu.au/HIB

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Getting TO CAMPUS

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

CAR PARKING

You’ll find bus stops near each campus and train stations close to the city and Mawson Lakes campuses. Check your bus, train or tram options on the Adelaide Metro website.

You’ll also be entitled to student discounts on tickets once you’ve enrolled.

The Magill and Mawson Lakes campuses provide on-site car parking. Tickets are purchased from the easily located ‘Pay and Display’ metered parking systems and will cost you from $0.15 an hour to $1.50 for a full day (8am–6pm). For city campuses, there is metered on-road and commercial parking nearby, with costs starting at $4 an hour to $15 a day for early bird rates.

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CAMPUS CONNECTOR We run a free bus service between the Magill and Mawson Lakes campuses to make life easier for staff and students who make the journey. For full timetable and route details visit: unisa.edu.au/campusconnector

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ACCESS PARKING Access parking for people with a disability is available with a parking permit on every campus. Council disabled parking bays are also available.

MOTORCYCLE PARKING You will find motorcycle parking on university grounds at City East, Magill and Mawson Lakes campuses, accessible with the display of a UniSA parking permit. At City West, motorcycles can be parked in the designated council parking bays.

RIDE YOUR BIKE Cycling is a great way to get to your campus.

It’s fun, cheap, good for the environment, and an excellent form of exercise. Each campus has shower facilities and secured bicycle storage areas. You can also hire an Adelaide Free Bike from Security at City East or City West to get around during daylight hours.

CITY WEST CAMPUS

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61–73 North Terrace, Adelaide

CITY EAST CAMPUS

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Corner Frome Road & North Terrace, Adelaide

MAWSON LAKES CAMPUS

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Mawson Lakes Boulevard, Mawson Lakes

MAGILL CAMPUS

Lorne Avenue, Magill

Places of interest

UNILODGE STUDENT ACCOMMODATION

30 Victoria Street, Adelaide

URBANEST STUDENT ACCOMMODATION

12 Bank St, Adelaide

ADELAIDE OVAL

International and national

entertainment and sporting events

ADELAIDE CENTRAL MARKETS

Fresh produce, groceries

CHINATOWN

Adelaide’s home of Asian food and culture

ADELAIDE FESTIVAL CENTRE

Adelaide Festival, theatre, cabaret, concerts

ADELAIDE RAILWAY STATION

entral terminus of the C metropolitan railway system

ADELAIDE CULTURAL HUB NORTH TERRACE

Museum, state library and art gallery

ADELAIDE EVENT ZONES

Adelaide Festival, Fringe, Clipsal 500, WOMADelaide

ADELAIDE’S BOTANIC GARDENS AND ZOO

Palm House, Bicentennial Conservatory

RUNDLE STREET

Cinemas, eateries, coffee shops

RUNDLE MALL

Central shopping precinct

We can meet you at the airport One big advantage of Adelaide is its accessibility, with direct flights from major Asian airports, Dubai, Doha (Qatar) and all Australian capital cities. We offer a free on-arrival reception service and if you complete the online booking form before you leave home we will meet you at the airport. unisa.edu.au/on-arrival-reception

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Your STUDY EXPERIENCE

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LIBRARY RESOURCES Your campus library provides easy access to a large range of resources including books, electronic journals, databases and more. Make the library catalogue and databases your first stop for researching your assignments, and attend one of our workshops designed to improve your research skills. We also have private group learning spaces available on every campus and you can connect to our free Wi-Fi.

24/7 ONLINE LEARNING Our multi-million dollar fully interactive online learning environment provides for online submission and return of assignments, support for learning, virtual classrooms, lecture recordings and more. It’s part of our comprehensive Digital Learning Strategy, and it’s available to you 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

MOBILE ACCESS Download the UniSA App for Apple and Android to access a range of services and resources to help you with your studies including timetable management, assessment reminders, notifications, email, calendar and more.

Scholarships

We have also developed the SafeZone App that will connect you directly to our security teams should you need assistance or emergency support while you are on campus.

GETTING HELP Library staff can be contacted virtually using videoconferencing or you can arrange to meet in person. The Ask the Library/IT service is also available via phone, email, video and chat. See back cover for more information on connecting with UniSA.

Each year more than 2,500 students at UniSA benefit from scholarships and grants totalling millions of dollars. We have a range of categories including support for high achievers and students in need, along with scholarships specifically for international students.

Generous support is also available for research students. See page 73 for more information. unisa.edu.au/scholarships

USASA The University’s student association, USASA, provides services and a voice for students. From student representation and advocacy, to coordinating student clubs, selling second-hand text books, organising social events, running the student magazine, hosting campus counters, and giving out free goodies, USASA can help you get more out of your student experience.

unisa.edu.au/usasa

Australia Awards The Australia Awards aim to promote knowledge and education links, and strengthen ties between Australia and our neighbours through undergraduate and postgraduate scholarships. They also include achievement awards that target top students, researchers and professionals coming to Australia. australiaawards.gov.au

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Research DEGREES Research at UniSA is inspired by challenges and opportunities, partnered with end-users and communities, and underpinned by excellence.

SOLUTIONS FOR A CHANGING WORLD The rapid pace of global change is driving many new social, economic and environmental challenges. Research at the University of South Australia has been positioned around six key themes to ensure we can deliver innovative and sustainable solutions that respond to the most pressing needs of our world today.

An age friendly world

Society and global transformations

Unlocking human

Transforming societies

potential across the

through global

community through

citizenship.

intergenerational approaches.

Transforming industries Building industries

Healthy futures Understanding, treatment and prevention of chronic diseases.

and economies for the future.

Cancer

Scarce resources Developing safe and sustainable practices for

Taking on one of the

managing the world’s

world’s greatest health

finite resources.

challenges with the aim of improving prevention, diagnosis, treatment and patient care.

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Healthy podocytes sharing with cancer cells.

Dr Melanie Macgregor-Ramiasa, Research Associate, Future Industries Institute

RATED 8TH OVERALL IN AUSTRALIA

for research excellence* *proportion of total ERA ratings at the 2-digit and 4-digit level in 2015.

The Australian, 11 December 2015.

HIGHER DEGREES BY RESEARCH The University offers a wide range of research degrees including a PhD, professional doctorate or masters by research. Our research environment is supported by highly experienced and engaged supervisors, with strong connections to industry, government and communities.

Research degrees at UniSA are focused on learning and applying advanced research methodologies that produce new knowledge and provide solutions to global challenges.

Find out how to become a research student at the University of South Australia on page 70.

RESEARCH CONCENTRATIONS Ehrenberg-Bass Institute for Marketing Science / Future Industries Institute (FII) / Hawke Research Institute / Sansom Institute for Health Research / Centre for Cancer Biology (CCB) / Institute for Telecommunications Research (ITR) / Australian Centre for Child Protection / Institute for Choice / Centre for Islamic Thought and Education / Centre for Workplace Excellence

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Supporting YOU Connect with our expert support services to make your life at university easier.

We want you to be successful, and if you need help you’ll have it. We provide a full range of integrated support services including academic counselling, personal counselling, social support services, common rooms, prayer rooms, security officers, and a range of other services offered through our students’ association, USASA. Your Campus Central office will help you with your enrolment, ID cards, fees, timetables and any other questions you might have.

YOUR SUPPORT AT A GLANCE

FAMILY SUPPORT The University also offers advice and assistance on settling into life in Adelaide and Australia for partners or other family members who accompany international students.

GETTING STARTED We have specialised services and staff that can help you transition into the University, and provide information and advice about:

Community health clinics / disability services / counselling / mentoring / Legal Advice Clinic / health and fitness centres / wellbeing resources and advice / international

• On arrival transport to your accommodation

student services / accommodation

• Community and government services

• Life in Adelaide • Your orientation to university • Work rights in Australia • Academic policies and procedures

STUDENT SERVICES

unisa.edu.au/internationalstudentsupport

We provide a range of free online services and resources specifically for international students. We also offer face-to-face support including counselling and disability services, careers advice, study help, and assistance with student visas and student health cover.

NEW NEW INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL APPLICATION APPLICATION SYSTEM SYSTEM Applying Applying to to study study with with UniSA UniSA just just got got easier. easier.

We’ve We’ve upgraded upgraded our our online online application application system, system, which which means means that that now now you can save and submit your you can save and submit your application at any time, and track its progress. application at any time, and track its progress.

For more moreinformation information visit: For visit: unisa.edu.au/Study-at-UniSA/International-students/How-to-apply unisa.edu.au/international/apply

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Help for sponsored students A sponsored student is someone who has all or part A student is someone who party, has allsuch or part ofsponsored their education costs paid by a third as a of their government, education costs by a third party, such as a foreign the paid Australian Government, a partner foreign government, the Australian Government, partner university or an employer.

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Bangladesh Bangladesh

Jordan Iraq

Philippines Paraguay

Bahrain Bahrain

Kuwait Jordan

Qatar Peru

Bhutan Bhutan

Laos Kuwait

Saudi Arabia Philippines

Brazil Brazil

Libya Laos

Singapore Qatar

Cambodia Cambodia

Malaysia Libya

Sri Lanka Saudi Arabia

Costa Rica Colombia

Mongolia Malaysia

Tanzania Singapore

Czech Republic Costa Rica

Myanmar Mongolia

Thailand Sri Lanka

Egypt Czech Republic

Nepal Myanmar

Timor Leste Tanzania

Fiji Egypt

Nigeria Nepal

Tuvalu Thailand

India Fiji

Oman Nigeria

United ArabLeste Emirates Timor

Indonesia India

Pakistan Oman

Vietnam Tuvalu

Iran Indonesia

PapuaPakistan New Guinea

United Arab Emirates

Iraq Iran

Peru Guinea Papua New

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Accommodation: A PLACE TO CALL HOME

Dedicated student accommodation Dedicated student housing offers well-equipped accommodation

Student hostels $135–$200 per week Student hostels provide fully-furnished single rooms with a shared kitchen, bathroom and recreational facilities. Bills (such as electricity) are included in the rent. These are great places to meet fellow students and build networks.

options with the added benefit of

Student apartments

living alongside fellow students.

$150– $390 per week A variety of student apartment options are available in the city and near our suburban campuses. These include fully-furnished one to six bedroom apartments, and spaces with shared kitchen, living and bathroom facilities.

Chores and household expenses are usually negotiated with fellow tenants.

Please see the map on page 25 for site locations.

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Private rental accommodation You may prefer to organise your own private housing and we have made searching easier through our UniSA's new Student Accommodation by Urbanest offers intelligently designed, modern apartments. Urbanest Bank Street is located in Adelaide’s CBD, directly across from the central railway and tram stations, and bus links to a number of suburbs. It’s a five-minute walk to Rundle Mall – Adelaide’s premier shopping precinct – and in between our City East and City West campuses.

Choose to live in a shared apartment or your own studio.

Swipe card access and CCTV / gym / pool table / table tennis / iMac stations / secure bike store / wireless internet / 24/7 onsite team / big screen TV and games room / balcony area

Rental Database.

Student Rental Database This is a great way to find the ideal place to stay. Login for exclusive search access or use the site app from your mobile device.

You can also look for vacancies through real estate agencies and newspaper classifieds. unisa.edu.au/accommodation/rental Note: the University does not inspect private rental properties (including those in the rental database). It is very important that you inspect the accommodation carefully and meet future housemates before paying money or agreeing to lease.

Private rental $100–$350 per week Renting privately can be a very affordable housing option if you are prepared to shop around. You can rent an entire property, share with other students, or live in a home with a family, couple or single person.

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Homestay / private boarding $250–$300 per week Students can live in a home with a family, couple or single person. Costs include your own furnished room, meals and utilities. Stays can be as short as four to six weeks.

TEMPORARY ACCOMMODATION

Residential colleges

If you have not finalised your long-term accommodation, please ensure that you arrange temporary accommodation before arriving in Adelaide. Plan to arrive two weeks before the start of your program to allow enough time to select accommodation and get settled.

$325–$490 per week

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Located in North Adelaide, a 10 minute walk from the city, are a number of residential colleges which offer fully-furnished single rooms with a bed, desk, chair, telephone and wardrobe. Most include meals and provide access to computers, the internet, a library, music rooms, sporting facilities and a laundry.

HOUSING FAQS Avoid common rental traps by checking our helpful Housing FAQs. Contact us for more advice on +61 8 8302 0877 or accommodation@unisa.edu.au

Non-profit housing Several not for profit and subsidised housing options are open to students. Eligibility criteria and waiting lists apply.

Note: all costs are per person in Australian dollars and are only approximate.

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Discover some of the unique postgraduate programs available across our four academic areas.

Business and Law Education, Arts and Social Sciences Health Sciences IT, Engineering, and the Environment

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Business and Law UniSA Business School/38–42

Education, Arts and Social Sciences Art, Architecture & Design/43–45 Education/46–49 Psychology, Social Work & Human Services/50

Health Sciences Health & Medical Sciences/51 Nursing & Midwifery/52–54

IT, Engineering, and the Environment Data & Information Management/55–57 Engineering/58–60 Natural & Built Environments/61–62

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UniSA BUSINESS SCHOOL The UniSA Business School is ranked within the top one percent worldwide and has been awarded five-Stars by QS World University Rankings.

It is also one of only nine Business Schools in Australia to be accredited by EQUIS – the EFMD Quality Improvement System. Our strong partnerships give you the opportunity to work on industry projects, receive business mentoring and undertake internships as part of your studies.

FEATURED PROGRAMS • Finance • Professional Accounting • Management • International MBA • Business Administration (5-Star MBA) For more information visit

GUARANTEED AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE Every UniSA Business School Master student can complete an industry project or internship, organised by the University.

By selecting the Industry Elective Package, you will undertake a career coaching course in the first semester, leading to an Industry Project or Industry Internship in the second semester.

UniSABusinessSchool.edu.au

NEW TWO Y EAR I NTERN ATIO N AL MBA

TO P 1% WO RLDWI D E * *UniSA Business School is one of just nine institutions in the country and 163 globally to be accredited

by EQUIS. There are a total pool of 16,585 business schools worldwide, AACSB, July 2016.

2016 OVERALL

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2018 BUSINESS TIMETABLE

intensive courses Dec/Jan

FIRST SEMESTER (FEB) 10 weeks Mon 26 Feb–Fri 8 Jun

WINTER SCHOOL

8 weeks Mon 11 Jun–Fri 3 Aug

JUN

SECOND SEMESTER (AUG) 10 weeks Mon 6 Aug–Fri 18 Nov

SUMMER SCHOOL

intensive courses Dec/Jan

BUSINESS SCHOOL

SUMMER SCHOOL

JUL

Please note: Summer School and Winter School are not compulsory

Featuring shorter semesters starting in February and August, the UniSA Business School timetable gives you opportunities such as...

TAKING UP COURSES DURING SUMMER AND WINTER SCHOOLS

INTERNSHIPS AND INDUSTRY PLACEMENTS

GOING ON OVERSEAS EXCHANGE OR A STUDY TOUR

FAST-TRACKING YOUR DEGREE OR SPACING OUT YOUR COURSES

MORE TIME FOR SEEKING PAID EMPLOYMENT

VISITING FAMILY BACK HOME DURING THE 8-WEEK BREAK

SOCIAL

ACADEMIC

PROFESSIONAL

• Business Mentors • Your Culture, My Culture

• Peer Assisted Study Sessions (PASS)

• Business soft skill courses

• ‘Spiced’ cooking demonstrations

• Guest lectures

• Networking sessions, site visits and role plays

• Active learning mode

• Career mentoring • Placements in local and international companies

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Master of

Master of

FINANCE DMFC

PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING DMPC

SPECIALISATIONS: • Finance

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• Banking

ENTRY

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ENTRY CRICOS code* ............................................ varies Fees* ( indicative 2018) ... A$32,700 pa IELTS Total .............................................................6.5 IELTS Reading ......................................................... 6 IELTS Writing ........................................................... 6 Start date ..........................February, August ^ Or 1.5 years with advanced standing from previous studies in business * See pages 67–69 for details

Further your career in finance and address global business challenges Access Bloomberg data and IRESS X-Plan financial planning software Undertake 150 hours of industry placement with a local or international organisation Complete two research courses including a research proposal and thesis Optional specialisation in Banking looking at emerging systems, understanding banking institutions and markets, and risk management

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES • Commercial and investment banking • Corporate treasury • Financial advisory or brokerage • Foreign exchange • Funds management • Loans • Mergers and acquisitions • Policy or research • Superannuation

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PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION CFA: this program has been accepted into the Chartered Financial Analyst Institute (CFA) University Recognition Program.

GARP: one of only two Australian finance programs to be a Financial Risk Manager (FRM) Academic Partner under GARP – the global standard for risk management.

FINSIA: as a graduate you will have satisfied the educational requirements for membership of the Financial Services Institute of Australia.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Bachelor degree or higher in any discipline from a recognised higher education institution.

FIRST YEAR

Accounting for Management M Commercial Law M Corporate Finance Economic Principles for Business Financial Theory and Financial Markets Statistics for Data Science 2 x Electives FINANCE SPECIALISATION SECOND YEAR

Advanced Corporate Finance Investment Management International Finance Research 1 Behavioural Finance The Econometrics of Financial Markets Advanced Investment Management Research 2

CRICOS code...............................082982M Fees* ( indicative 2018) ..... A$32,400 pa IELTS Total .............................................................6.5 IELTS Reading ......................................................... 6 IELTS Writing ........................................................... 6 Start date ..........................February, August ^ Or 1.5 years with advanced standing from previous studies in business * See pages 67–69 for details

Designed for an advanced understanding of accounting practice One of only five Australian universities to offer professional CPA papers within an accounting degree Develop analytical, business management, problem-solving and communication skills Be mentored by a senior business leader through the Executive Partners Programme Undertake 150 hours of industry placement as an elective

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

OR BANKING SPECIALISATION

• Auditing

SECOND YEAR

• Business advisory

International Finance Investment Management Chinese Banking and Wealth Management Research 1

• Financial reporting

Risk Management in Financial Institutions Money, Banking and Financial Markets Managing Financial Risk Research 2

• Management accounting • Tax

PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATION CPA: this program satisfies entry to CPA Australia’s professional program (the CPA Program).

You can also study one of the CPA professional papers, ‘Ethics and Governance’ as an elective within your degree.

CAANZ: the program also satisfies the educational requirements for entry to the Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand’s Chartered Accountants Program.

PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION This program is recognised by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA). On application graduates will receive maximum exemption and entry into the ACCA professional program.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Bachelor degree or higher in any discipline from a recognised higher education institution.

INTRODUCTORY CORE COURSES

People, Leadership and Performance Marketing Management Accounting for Management M Economic Principles for Business INTERMEDIATE CORE

Research for Business Decision Making ACCOUNTING CORE

Information Systems for Business Management Accounting M Corporate Finance Advanced Accounting Commercial Law M Auditing Principles Contemporary Issues in Accounting M Taxation Financial Accounting 2 x Electives

Campus: CE: City East, CW: City West, M: Magill or ML: Mawson Lakes Full-time program duration in years Quota applies

Master of

MANAGEMENT DMMX SPECIALISATIONS (OPTIONAL): • H uman Resource Management • Marketing ourism and Event Management • T 1.5

ENTRY CRICOS code* ............................................ varies Fees* ( indicative 2018) ......A$32,700 pa IELTS Total .............................................................6.5 IELTS Reading ......................................................... 6 IELTS Writing ........................................................... 6 Start date ..........................February, August * See pages 67–69 for details

“

Jaspreet chose UniSA based on advice from her agent.

“She promised that I would not be disappointed with my decision, and she was absolutely right.”

As a former lecturer, Jaspreet enjoyed tutoring fellow students through the Business School’s Peer Assisted Study Sessions (PASS).

“PASS helped me to explore different perspectives of teaching and I was able to earn A$30 per hour as a casual staff member.”

Through her hard work, Jaspreet was also selected for a three-month internship with the UniSA corporate finance team, giving her valuable work experience and the chance to meet professionals in her field of study.

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Develop advanced skills in leadership, strategy and decision making Option to tailor your studies with an industry specialisation Opportunity to be mentored by a senior business leader through the Executive Partners Programme Teaching informed by above world-class research in management, marketing and business

TOURISM AND EVENT MANAGEMENT • Festivals and events

BUSINESS SCHOOL

• Supply Chain Management

• Hospitality and accommodation

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Bachelor degree or higher in any discipline from a recognised higher education institution CORE COURSES

Business Analytics and the Data-driven Organisation Business Ethics People, Leadership and Performance Strategic Concepts PLUS ELECTIVES

2 x Specialisation Electives (excluding Human Resource Management specialisation which has no specialisation electives) 2 x Electives PLUS 4 SPECIALISATION COURSES IN:

Management Marketing Tourism and Event Management Supply Chain Management OR Human Resource Management

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES GENERAL MANAGEMENT • Business Management • Executive Officer HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT • Consulting • Staff training and development MARKETING • Brand management • Public relations SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT • Logistics and distribution • Purchasing

Jaspreet Kaur/ MASTER OF PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING

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INTERNATIONAL MBA DMIN SPECIALISATIONS (OPTIONAL): • Finance • Human Resource Management

Master of

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DMMA SPECIALISATIONS (OPTIONAL):

• Marketing • Supply Chain Management

• Finance

• Tourism and Event Management

• Human Resource Management • Marketing

^

ENTRY

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

CRICOS code* ............................................ varies Fees* ( indicative 2018) ..... A$32,400 pa IELTS Total .............................................................6.5 IELTS Reading ......................................................... 6 IELTS Writing ........................................................... 6 Start date ..........................February, August

Bachelor degree or higher in any discipline from a recognised higher education institution.

^ Or 1.5 years with advanced standing from previous studies in business * See pages 67–69 for details

BUSINESS SCHOOL CORE

Marketing Management Accounting for Management M Economic Principles for Business Global Business Environment

1.5

ENTRY

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

CRICOS code* ............................................ varies Fees* ( indicative 2018) ..... A$36,500 pa IELTS Total .............................................................6.5 IELTS Reading ......................................................... 6 IELTS Writing ........................................................... 6 Start date ..........................February, August * See pages 67–69 for details

PROGRAM CORE

A two-year MBA that does not require previous work experience Provides professionals with the advanced knowledge and management skills for international business Learn about business strategy, international trade, marketing across borders and global human resource management Work on business experience projects embedded into the program Opportunities for international exchange or overseas study Be mentored by a senior business leader through the Executive Partners Programme

Issues in International Trade Managing the Global Workforce People, Leadership and Performance International Business: Strategy and Ethics PLUS ELECTIVES

2 x Specialisation Electives (excluding the Human Resource Management Specialisation) PLUS 4 SPECIALISATION COURSES IN:

International Business Finance Human Resource Management Marketing Supply Chain Management OR Tourism and Event Management

Designed for current managers to learn to think like a CEO MBA Program awarded 5-stars for eight consecutive years^ Achieved 5-Star ranking for program strength# Choose either a general management or specialised MBA Undertake local industry placements and overseas intensive courses in China and Europe as electives Be mentored by a senior business leader through the Executive Partners Programme ^Graduate Management Association of Australia #QS Stars Business School Ranking

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES • Career progression • Project management

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES • Consulting companies • Foreign affairs departments • International trade organisations • Multinational enterprises

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• Senior management • Executive leadership

• Minimum three years management experience in any discipline and a bachelor degree from a recognised university or equivalent professional qualifications; or • Minimum seven years management experience and a relevant graduate certificate or graduate diploma in business administration; AND • Two referee reports and a detailed curriculum vitae outlining management experience.

GENERAL MANAGEMENT MBA CORE COURSES

Strategic Thinking: Concepts and Tools Accounting for Decision Making Managerial Finance Managing People and Organisations The Law for Managers International Business Strategic Marketing Ethics, Governance and Sustainability Responsible Leadership 2 x Electives AND (choose one from the following three capstone courses) ·· Strategic Research Project ·· Business in China Study Tour ·· International Study Tour SPECIALISED MBA CORE COURSES

Strategic Thinking: Concepts and Tools Accounting for Decision Making Managerial Finance Managing People and Organisations The Law for Managers International Business Strategic Marketing Ethics, Governance and Sustainability Responsible Leadership 2 x Specialisation Electives AND choose one from the following: ·· Strategic Research Project ·· Business in China Study Tour Project ·· International Study Tour Project

Campus: CE: City East, CW: City West, M: Magill or ML: Mawson Lakes Full-time program duration in years Quota applies

Master of

URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING DMUR NESTED WITH • Graduate Diploma in Urban and Regional Planning (DGUR)

Develop and enrich your creativity at Australia’s only school to combine art, architecture, planning and design. We offer programs that excel and excite, encouraging innovation through intensive studio practice and access to custom-built design workshops in your chosen specialisation.

ENTRY CRICOS code...................................071951J Fees* ( indicative 2018) .......A$31,500 pa IELTS Total .............................................................6.5 IELTS Reading ......................................................... 6 IELTS Writing ........................................................... 6 Start date ..................................February, July * See pages 67–69 for details

FEATURED PROGRAMS • Master of Urban and Regional Planning • Master of Architecture • Master of Visual Art and Creative Practice • Master of Design

WE ALSO OFFER • Graduate Diploma in Design • Graduate Diploma in Urban and Regional Planning • Graduate Diploma in Visual Art and Creative Practice For more information visit:

Build a dynamic career developing sustainable cities and spaces Expand your knowledge in urban design, and environmental, social, heritage, transport and community planning Opportunities for international field trips and work placements Benefit from over 60 years of education in planning

unisa.edu.au/art unisa.edu.au/architecture unisa.edu.au/design

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

WORLD-CLASS DES IGN S T UD I O S AN D WOR KS H O PS

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• Coastal planning • Energy-efficient housing • New public transport services • Assessment of development proposals in local and state government • Planning and design of new towns and suburbs • Protection of heritage buildings and landscapes • Consultancies • Private sector companies

PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION This program is recognised by the Planning Institute of Australia (PIA) and enables graduates to apply for corporate membership along with training to gain status as a Professional Certified Planner.

Graduates will also be required to undertake continuing professional development offered by PIA.

ART, ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN

ART, ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS • Bachelor degree in any discipline; or • Graduate Diploma in Urban and Regional Planning from the University of South Australia.

FIRST YEAR

Introduction to Regional and Urban Planning AAD Research Methods Elective Elective Social Planning and Community Issues Transport and Planning Sustainable Urban Design Elective SECOND YEAR

Contemporary Planning Theory Transport Policy Planning Research Project 1N Sustainable Urban Design Workshop Planning Research Project 2 Environmental Impact Assessment N Urban Development and Implementation N Elective ELECTIVES

Planning and Professional Ethics Urban Management and Law Comparative Planning Planning Study Visit Seminar in Sustainability Policy and Development Assessment Workshop N Planning for Healthy Cities Urban Regeneration Transport Modelling Planning Work Placement Sustainable Development Assessment AAD Study Tour AAD Internship

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Master of

Master of

ARCHITECTURE DMAE

VISUAL ART AND CREATIVE PRACTICE DMVC

ENTRY

ALTERNATIVE ENTRY

CRICOS code .....................................060208J Fees* ( indicative 2018) ......A$32,700 pa IELTS Total .............................................................6.5 IELTS Reading ......................................................... 6 IELTS Writing ........................................................... 6 Start date ................................................February

The University may admit other applicants who provide satisfactory evidence of academic achievement, which the University recognises as equivalent to a completed Bachelor of Architectural Studies (DBAE).

* See pages 67–69 for details

Gain advanced knowledge in architectural theory and practice, construction systems, digital media and sustainable strategies Conduct studio work, national and international field trips, online study, workshops and master classes Work in world-class design and construction studios using traditional and digital technologies Co-enrol in Master of Design focusing on Sustainable Design or Design and Construct

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES • Architect • Construction and project manager • Furniture designer • Heritage consultant • Interior designer • Multimedia designer • Researcher and academic • Urban designer

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS • Bachelor of Architectural Studies at the University of South Australia or a bachelor degree in a three-year preprofessional architecture program from a recognised higher education institution or equivalent, AND; • A portfolio of work and statement of intent.

Entry into this program is competitive and based on academic merit.

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PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATION This program is professionally accredited by the Architectural Practice Board of South Australia and allows students to apply for registration as an architect.

Accreditation demonstrates the achievement of relevant competencies from the Architects Accreditation Council of Australia (AACA) National Competency Standards in Architecture.

PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION The Australian Institute of Architects recognises this program, and endorses both student and graduate membership.

Recognition of the program demonstrates compliance with the Institute's Education Policy Performance Criteria.

FIRST YEAR

Architectural Design Studio 7 (Environment) AAD Research Methods Theories and History of Architecture Architectural Design Studio 8 (Construction) AAD Research Practices Elective SECOND YEAR

Architectural Design Studio 9 Architectural Practice Professional Elective Architectural Design Studio 10 Architectural Practice Management Elective ELECTIVES

AAD Study Tour Architectural Thesis 1 Architectural Thesis 2 Environmental Modelling of Architecture Integrated Project AAD Internship matchstudio Projects: Advanced Advanced Design Media PG Conserving Historical Places Urban Design (Theory and Practice)

NESTED WITH • Graduate Diploma in Visual Art and Creative Practice (DGVC)

ENTRY

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

CRICOS code...............................048557M Fees* ( indicative 2018) ...... A$27,500 pa IELTS Total .............................................................6.5 IELTS Reading ......................................................... 6 IELTS Writing ........................................................... 6 Start date ..................................February, July * See pages 67–69 for details

• Artist • Arts writer and critic • Curator • Designer • Illustrator • Jeweller • Sculptor

Build on your creative practice in your chosen field^ Link your practice to conceptual, theoretical and studio-based research Develop important skills in business, marketing and financial management Participate in a mentorship scheme, undertake client projects and network with industry professionals ^Fields of study • Photo, digital and graphic media • Curatorship and arts writing • Painting and drawing • Spatial studies: public art, sculpture, textiles, glass, ceramics, jewellery and metal

• Studio practitioner • Visual arts teacher • Design studios • Advertising agencies • Museums • Publishing houses • Media

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS • Bachelor degree from a recognised higher education institution, or equivalent, in a related discipline; AND • A portfolio of work and statement of intent.

Applicants who have completed the Graduate Diploma in Visual Art and Creative Practice (DGVC) from the University of South Australia are eligible to apply and are not required to submit a portfolio of work and statement of intent.

FIRST YEAR

Design, Production, Presentation AAD Research Methods Research Studio 1 Business Practice for Artists and Designers AAD Research Practices Research Studio 2 SECOND YEAR

Minor Thesis by Project A Minor Thesis by Project B

Campus: CE: City East, CW: City West, M: Magill or ML: Mawson Lakes Full-time program duration in years Quota applies

Master of

DESIGN DMSP • Communication Design • Design and Construct • Industrial Design • Interior Architecture SUSTAINABLE DESIGN

• Sustainable Design

NESTED WITH • Graduate Diploma in Design (DGSP)

COMMUNICATION DESIGN

ENTRY CRICOS code* ............................................ varies Fees* ( indicative 2018) ......A$29,500 pa IELTS Total .............................................................6.5 IELTS Reading ......................................................... 6 IELTS Writing ........................................................... 6 Start date ..................................February, July * See pages 67–69 for details

Develop the skills to become a creative, technical and professional designer Undertake Research Studio courses working on individual, interdisciplinary, and external projects Work in world-class workshops with laser cutters, CNC router, and 3D and large format printers Option to complete an industry placement during your studies Benefit from industry master classes and learn from national and international practitioners

Learn to identify and propose solutions for complex communication design challenges.

Develop an advanced body of knowledge in the principles and practices of communication design that extend beyond the visual for a variety of changing socio-cultural, economic and environmental contexts.

DESIGN AND CONSTRUCT Discover the principles and concepts required for various stages of a building project, from its design and documentation through to construction. Develop skills to critically review and analyse design and construction processes, consolidate information, and provide solutions for multifaceted projects.

INDUSTRIAL DESIGN Take a leading role in the innovative humanisation of technology including the development of physical products, systems, interfaces and environments. Gain a deeper knowledge of materials and processing technologies used in manufacturing, along with technical skills in digital prototyping for the simulation, development and communication of three-dimensional design.

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE Develop advanced knowledge in order to design socially and environmentally responsive interior environments that sustain human existence. Critically review, analyse, identify and propose solutions to address challenges through various stages of a project, from conceptual design to production.

Apply both interior design practice and broader design principles.

Focus on the principles and practices required for a sustainable approach to design practice that can be applied to a range of complex information systems, problems, concepts and theories. Learn technical and communication skills to design, evaluate, implement and analyse developments that contribute to sustainable design in a global context.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

FIRST YEAR

Research Studio 1 AAD Research Methods Elective Research Studio 2 Elective Elective

ART, ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN

SPECIALISATIONS

SECOND YEAR

Research Studio 3 Masters Research Project 1 Masters Elective Research Studio 4 Masters Research Project 2 Masters Elective

• Advertising • Consultancy • Design and construction advisory • Design studio • Digital media design • Graphic design • Industrial design • Interior architecture • Manufacturing • Project management • Public relations and marketing organisations • Sustainability management

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS • Bachelor degree from a recognised higher education institution, or equivalent, in a related discipline, AND; • A portfolio of work and statement of intent.

Applicants who have completed the Graduate Diploma in Design (DGSP) from the University of South Australia are eligible to apply and are not required to submit a portfolio of work and statement of intent.

PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION Graduates are eligible for Associate Membership of the Design Institute of Australia, and Membership after three years of professional practice.

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EDUCATION The School of Education has a long and respected history of producing world-class teachers and leaders within the education sector. Our programs in Education offer you the opportunity to follow a highly rewarding career path, working with young people who will shape the future.

FEATURED PROGRAMS • Master of Teaching (Early Childhood) • Master of Teaching (Primary) • Master of Teaching (Secondary) • Master of Education (TESOL) For more information visit:

Students are required to undertake a criminal history screening through the Department of Communities and Social Inclusion (DCSI) prior to being accepted for an industry placement.

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SOU T H AUS T RALI A’ S

LARGEST TERTIARY SCHOOL FOR EDUCATION

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IMPORTANT NOTICE

Students who are completing any in-school or site (preschool or childcare settings) observations, activities or professional placements must undertake mandatory training in Responding to Abuse and Neglect prior to commencement.

More information can be found at unisa.edu.au/eds-requirements All students commencing from 1 January 2017 will be required to meet the required standard in the national Literacy and Numeracy Test for Initial Teacher Education (LANTITE) prior to graduation, as required by the Commonwealth of Australia.

Additional selection requirements may also apply from 2017.

Campus: CE: City East, CW: City West, M: Magill or ML: Mawson Lakes Full-time program duration in years Quota applies

Master of

Master of

TEACHING (EARLY CHILDHOOD) MMET

TEACHING (PRIMARY) MMET

ENTRY CRICOS code ........................................077214E Fees* (indicative 2018) ...... A$27,500 pa IELTS Total ..................................................................7 IELTS Reading ..........................................................7 IELTS Writing ............................................................7 IELTS Listening .......................................................7 IELTS Speaking .......................................................7 Start date ................................................February * See pages 67–69 for details

Focus on the emotional, social, cognitive and physical development in early childhood learning Apply knowledge to curriculum planning for learners aged birth to eight years Learn from teaching staff who have developed local and global curriculum frameworks Participate in professional placements in childcare, preschool and primary schools

Program information is correct at time of printing, however please be advised that entry requirements and program information was being reviewed at the time of printing and may have been amended and updated.

Please check the University of South Australia’s website when considering entry into this program and when applying.

PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATION This program has been approved by the Australian Children’s Education and Care Quality Authority (ACECQA) as an Early Childhood Teaching Qualification for the purposes of the Education and Care Services National Law.

PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION Successful completion of your studies will enable you to apply for teacher registration in South Australia, interstate and in some overseas countries. Please note that there is additional criteria for determining your registration by the Teachers Registration Board of South Australia and other authorities.

FIRST YEAR

Option to undertake English language tuition prior to placements

Professional Experience and Reflection 1; Introduction to Educators’ Practice Social and Emotional Development M Developing a Play Curriculum Development, Learning and Cognition M

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Professional Experience and Reflection 2: Educator’s Work Arts Education M Inclusive Education M Contemporary Practice in Education Research

• Private and public school settings • Childcare professional • Children’s services • Junior primary school educator • Preschool/kindergarten educator • Training officer

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Bachelor degree or an equivalent qualification from a recognised higher education institution.

Selection is based on academic merit.

SECOND YEAR

English Education M Managing Learning Environments M Heath and Physical Education M Humanities and Social Science Education M Science and Technology: Birth to Eight Years M Professional Experience and Reflection 3: Early Childhood Teacher as Inquirer Mathematics Education M

CRICOS code ........................................077215D Fees* ( indicative 2018) ...... A$27,500 pa IELTS Total ..................................................................7 IELTS Reading ..........................................................7 IELTS Writing ............................................................7 IELTS Listening .......................................................7 IELTS Speaking .......................................................7 Start date ................................................February * See pages 67–69 for details

Become an educator in the primary school setting from Reception–Year 7 Examine the developmental, emotional and social psychological needs of primary learners Focus on children’s learning and primary curriculum studies Professional placements from first semester Flexible study options including full-time, part-time and online study

PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION Successful completion of your studies will enable you to apply for a teacher registration in South Australia, interstate and in some overseas countries. Please note that there is additional criteria for determining your registration by the Teachers Registration Board of South Australia and other authorities.

EDUCATION

ENTRY

FIRST YEAR

Professional Experience and Reflection 1; Introduction to Educators’ Practice Humanities and Social Sciences Education M Mathematics Education M Development, Learning and Cognition M Professional Experience and Reflection 2: Educator’s Work Design and Technology Education M Education, Changes and Society M Contemporary Practice in Education Research SECOND YEAR

Managing Learning Environments M English Education M Health and Physical Education M Science Education M Arts Education M Inclusive Education M Professional Experience and Reflection 3: Teacher as Inquirer

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES • Private and public school settings • Primary school educator

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Bachelor degree or an equivalent qualification from a recognised higher education institution.

Selection is based on academic merit.

Program information is correct at time of printing, however please be advised that entry requirements and program information was being reviewed at the time of printing and may have been amended and updated.

Please check the University of South Australia’s website when considering entry into this program and when applying.

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Campus: CE: City East, CW: City West, M: Magill or ML: Mawson Lakes Full-time program duration in years Quota applies

Master of

Master of

TEACHING (SECONDARY) MMET

EDUCATION (TESOL) MMTL

ENTRY

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

ENTRY

CRICOS code.................................. 077217B Fees* ( indicative 2018) ...... A$27,500 pa IELTS Total .................................................................7 IELTS Reading ..........................................................7 IELTS Writing ............................................................7 IELTS Listening .......................................................7 IELTS Speaking .......................................................7 Start date ..................................February, July

Bachelor degree or an equivalent qualification from a recognised higher education institution.

CRICOS code ....................................082450F Fees* (indicative 2018) ..... A$26,500 pa IELTS Total .............................................................6.5 IELTS Reading ......................................................... 6 IELTS Writing ........................................................... 6 Start date ..................................February, July

* See pages 67–69 for details

Focus on the learning and planning needs of adolescent students Tailor your studies by specialising in two Learning Areas^ aligned with the Australian Curriculum Learn from teaching staff who have developed local and global curriculum frameworks Professional placements in secondary schools from Year 8–12

Program information is correct at time of printing, however please be advised that entry requirements and program information was being reviewed at the time of printing and may have been amended and updated.

Please check the University of South Australia’s website when considering entry into this program and when applying.

PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION Successful completion of your studies will enable you to apply for teacher registration in South Australia, interstate and in some overseas countries. Please note that there is additional criteria for determining your registration by the Teachers Registration Board of South Australia and other authorities.

* See pages 67–69 for details

Designed for students looking to teach English as an Additional Language or Dialect (EALD) Deepen your knowledge and explore a range of educational issues and contexts Undertake either a classroom-based inquiry or practical teaching placement Complete the program with an education project or research thesis Flexible study options available including online and intensive workshops

Option to undertake English language tuition prior to placements

FIRST YEAR

^Learning Areas

Professional Experience and Reflection 2: Educator's Work Discipline/Learning Area A2 Discipline/Learning Area B2 Contemporary Practice in Education Research

• English instructors from early childhood to adult education

SECOND YEAR

• Government advisors

Managing Learning Environments M Critical Perspectives on Curriculum, Pedagogy and Assessment Professional Experience and Reflection 3: Teacher as Inquirer Discipline/Learning Area A3

• Training and development consultants

Aboriginal Education, Culture, Curriculum and Change Professional Option Inclusive Education M

• New arrival support services

• Arts (Dance, Drama, Music, Media Arts or Visual Arts) • English • Mathematics • Health and Physical Education • Humanities and Social Sciences (History, Geography, Civics and Citizenship) • Languages • Science

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES • Secondary school educator

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Additionally, applicants must have completed a major and a minor Learning Area in which they intend to specialise that aligns with the Australian National Curriculum.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Professional Experience and Reflection 1: Introduction to Educators' Practices Development, Learning and Cognition M Discipline/Learning Area A1 Discipline/Learning Area B1 Professional Option

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES • Academic lecturers and researchers • Curriculum developers

• Community organisations • Private language schools • Bilingual education programs • Not-for-profit

• Curriculum developer

IMPORTANT NOTICE

• Private and public schools (national and international)

This program does not lead to teacher registration in South Australia, interstate and in some overseas countries.

• Two-year program: three-year bachelor degree, or equivalent in any discipline from a recognised higher education institution.

• One and a half-year program: four-year bachelor degree in education, or a four-year bachelor degree with studies in educational methodology and curriculum (equivalent to 18 units), are eligible to enter the program with 0.5 EFTSL advanced standing.

• One-year program: four-year bachelor degree in education with a major (six courses) in English language and/ or linguistics and two years of teaching experience, or a four-year bachelor degree with studies in educational methodology and curriculum (equivalent to 18 units) as well as a major in English language and/or linguistics and two years of teaching experience, are eligible to enter the program with 1.0 EFTSL advanced standing.

FIRST YEAR

Theorists and Theories of Learning and Development Learning Communities and Cultures Learning an Additional Language Language and Culture in TESOL Teaching and Language Assessment in TESOL International and Comparative Studies in Education TESOL Approaches and Strategies AND Evidence-Informed Practice in Education OR Research Methods and Issues in Education SECOND YEAR

Language and Culture in TESOL Language Learning in TESOL: Learner Identity and Difference Research Methods and Issues in Education OR Design for Education Thesis Critical Reflection on TESOL Practice TESOL Approaches and Strategies Curriculum and Evaluation in TESOL AND Project in Education OR Education Thesis A AND Education Thesis B

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“The TESOL specialisation at the University of South Australia is one of the best programs of its kind in an English speaking country.

“I had a great experience learning in a cooperative classroom atmosphere, meeting smart and friendly people, studying in sophisticated facilities, and being mentored by very experienced teaching staff with the latest teaching methods.

I also had the Student Association support my academic and social life in Adelaide.

EDUCATION

Nurul travelled from Indonesia to pursue her postgraduate studies to teach English as a second language.

“I strongly recommend that if you want to explore and expand your knowledge overseas, then become a future student at UniSA.”

Nurul Fadillah / MASTER OF EDUCATION (TESOL)

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PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL WORK AND HUMAN SERVICES A unique meeting place of the social sciences, the School of Psychology, Social Work and Social Policy offers cross-disciplinary studies and accredited professional degrees. Gain real experience and

Master of

SOCIAL WORK MMSK ENTRY

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

CRICOS code ......................................064242G Fees* ( indicative 2018) ...... A$27,500 pa IELTS Total .............................................................6.5 IELTS Reading .....................................................6.5 IELTS Writing .......................................................6.5 IELTS Listening..........................................6.5 IELTS Speaking.........................................6.5 Start date ................................................February

Bachelor degree or postgraduate qualification in a related discipline (including, but not limited to, social science, psychology, community services, human services, or health, for example Nursing or Public Health) at a recognised higher education institution or equivalent.

* See pages 67–69 for details

learn in state-of-the-art facilities, including social work studios, a cognitive neuroscience laboratory and on-campus Psychology Clinic.

FEATURED PROGRAMS • Master of Social Work

Focus on mental health, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, child protection and cross cultural practice

For more information visit: unisa.edu.au/psychology unisa.edu.au/socialwork

Learn about contemporary issues combined with practice-based learning

ABOVE WORLD-CLASS RESEARCH IN PSYCH O LO GY 2015 EXCELLENCE IN RESEARCH FOR AUSTRALIA (ERA)

Develop your understanding of social work values, ethics and identity

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Gain experience in our safe and supportive social work studios Participate in professional practice settings locally and internationally

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES • Aged care • Child protection • Social work • Correctional services • Counselling • Disability services • Government and private sectors • Health care • Mental health • Multicultural services • Project management and evaluation • Research • Social administration • Social planning

Please note applicants with a completed qualification in social work are not eligible for entry to this program.

Applicants who have completed the Bachelor of Social Science (Human Services) (MBSS) may be eligible for advanced standing.

Program information is correct at time of printing, however please be advised that entry requirements and program information was being reviewed at the time of printing and may have been amended and updated.

Please check the University of South Australia’s website when considering entry into this program and when applying.

PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATION The program is accredited by the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW) and graduates are eligible for membership.

FIELD EDUCATION PLACEMENTS Students will undertake supervised placements as part of this program.

Students will be required to obtain a national criminal history check and screening assessment through the Department of Communities and Social Inclusion (DCSI) and must also hold a current Child Safe Environments Certificate.

FIRST YEAR

Effective Human Service Delivery Contemporary Practice Theories for Social Work Social Work Practice Skills Human Rights Based Practice and Community Development Social Work Practicum 1 AND Applied Practice Conference OR Social Work in the Australian Context SECOND YEAR

Innovation and Research Innovative Social Work Practice with Children and Families Mental Health and Social Work Practice Social Work Elective Leadership in Social Work Social Work Practicum 2

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Campus: CE: City East, CW: City West, M: Magill or ML: Mawson Lakes Full-time program duration in years Quota applies

Healthcare workers are in peak demand around the world. No other vocation contributes more to the health and welfare of the community

Master of

CLINICAL PHARMACY IMCM This program is only available externally/online in the student’s home country, but requires attendance at compulsory workshops held in Adelaide or Singapore.

than those involved in delivering science-

ENTRY

based prevention, diagnosis and treatment

CRICOS code ....................................................N/A Fees* ( indicative 2018)....A$30,400 pa IELTS Total ..................................................................7 IELTS Reading ..........................................................7 IELTS Writing ............................................................7 Start date ..................................February, July

of health-related issues. Discover our diverse range of postgraduate study options and advance your career in the healthcare sector.

* See pages 67–69 for details

FEATURED PROGRAMS • Master of Clinical Pharmacy • Graduate Certificate in Nursing (Bridging and Re-entry) • Master of Nursing • Master of Advanced Clinical Physiotherapy • Master of Research (Population Health Practice)

WE ALSO OFFER Postgraduate degrees in disciplines such as: • Occupational Therapy • Medical Sonography

Designed to extend the skills of registered pharmacists Focus on drug selection and information, and education programs for patients and healthcare providers Learn to critically evaluate clinical research Three year part-time study option available

For more information visit: unisa.edu.au/pharmacy

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS • Hold an award from a tertiary institution, which is at least the equivalent to a Bachelor of Pharmacy degree; AND • Be a registered pharmacist in your own country or country of residence; AND • Have experience in a direct patient care environment.

HEALTH & MEDICAL SCIENCES

HEALTH AND MEDICAL SCIENCES

IMPORTANT NOTICE Please note that this program does not provide a pathway for international students to gain registration as a pharmacist in Australia.

This program is also not available for study on a student visa.

FIRST YEAR

Applied Clinical Pharmacy Introductory Epidemiology Advanced Pharmacotherapeutics (Mental Health) Advanced Pharmacotherapeutics (Diabetes) Advanced Pharmacotherapeutics 1 Advanced Pharmacotherapeutics 2 Advanced Pharmacotherapeutics 3A Research Methods and Biostatistics SECOND YEAR

Medicine Management Clerkship Clinical Pharmacy Research Project

Opportunity to undertake a PhD upon completion

unisa.edu.au/physiotherapy unisa.edu.au/nursing-midwifery .u nisa.edu.au/population-health

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES • Specialist pharmaceutical services (hospitals, clinical environments and community pharmacy practice)

W O R L D TO P

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FOR N URS ING

• Decision-making of drug selection for individual patients • Specialist drug information and education programs QS SUBJECT RANKINGS 2016

NEW

• Drug therapy • Clinical research • Academia

$230 MILLION H EA LT H I N N OVAT I O N BUILDI N G O PEN I N G I N 2 0 18

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Campus: CE: City East, CW: City West, M: Magill or ML: Mawson Lakes Full-time program duration in years Quota applies

Graduate Certificate in

Master of

NURSING (BRIDGING AND RE-ENTRY) ICNB

NURSING IMNI ENTRY

ENTRY

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

CRICOS code ...................................... 084729G Fees* ( indicative 2018)..... A$36,500 pa IELTS Total ..................................................................7 IELTS Reading ..........................................................7 IELTS Writing ............................................................7 IELTS Listening .......................................................7 IELTS Speaking .......................................................7 Start date .............. February, September * See pages 67–69 for details

Prepares registered nurses for practice in Australia Learn in high-tech simulated hospital and health settings Complete an eight-week clinical placement

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

• A minimum four year bachelor degree in nursing from a recognised institution equivalent to the standard of registered nurse preparation required in Australia; AND • Minimum of two years’ experience with 12 months recent practice as a registered nurse in your home country of practice; AND • Evidence of English proficiency at IELTS (academic) overall 7 with a minimum of 7 for each band (reading, writing, listening and speaking) or OET minimum B score in each band.

Applicants also require a letter of approval from the Australian Health Professional Regulation Agency (AHPRA) on behalf of NMBA to undertake the program.

• Hospitals

FIRST YEAR

• Primary health and community support services

Professional Issues and Nursing Practice in Australia Transition to Registered Nurse Practice in Australia

• Aged/rehabilitative care services • Community health organisations • Palliative care services • Child and adolescent health services • Drug and alcohol services

PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION Graduates satisfy the academic requirements for registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA).

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• Nursing registration with the relevant authority in your own country or place of residence; AND

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

CRICOS code ......................................046395G Fees* ( indicative 2018) .....A$29,500 pa IELTS Total .............................................................6.5 IELTS Reading .....................................................6.5 IELTS Writing .......................................................6.5 IELTS Listening ..................................................6.5 IELTS Speaking ..................................................6.5 Start date ................................................February * See pages 67–69 for details

An advanced qualification for registered nurses Focus on clinical practice, policy, research, education or management Further your knowledge and application of evidence-based practice Develop your ability to independently undertake research

• Bachelor degree in nursing or equivalent from a recognised higher education institution with a minimum Grade Point Average of 5; or • Completed hospital-based training in Australia as a Registered Nurse; AND have successfully completed the Graduate Certificate in Nursing or Graduate Diploma of Nursing at the University of South Australia, or an equivalent qualification from another Australian university with a minimum GPA of 5 in the Graduate Certificate/Diploma.

• Applicants must also hold a Current Practising Certificate as a Registered Nurse with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia or, for international students, be eligible to be licensed to practice as a Registered Nurse in their own country or place of residence; and have completed a minimum of two years of clinical experience as a Registered Nurse.

FIRST YEAR

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES • Leadership and governance • Health care policy • Research • Education • Management

Critical Perspectives on Nursing and Health Services Research for Advancing Nursing and Health Care Nursing or Midwifery Minor Thesis 1 Qualitative Design for Nursing and Health Research Quantitative Design for Nursing and Health Research SECOND YEAR

Nursing or Midwifery Minor Thesis 2 Leadership and Management in Nursing and Health Contexts

“We offer high quality resources to assist student learning, including a simulated Hospital and Health Service integrating the latest technologies, and our teaching is delivered by an outstanding group of nursing, midwifery, and allied health academics and clinicians.

NURSING & MIDWIFERY

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“Our School of Nursing and Midwifery is the largest provider of undergraduate Nursing and Midwifery education in South Australia.

“Our students complete over 1,000 hours of clinical experience, which is above the Australian industry standard, and this prepares our graduates well for their future careers.”

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Associate Professor Rachael Vernon / ASSOCIATE HEAD OF SCHOOL: ACADEMIC / SCHOOL OF NURSING AND MIDWIFERY

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Master of

Master of

ADVANCED CLINICAL PHYSIOTHERAPY IMAP

RESEARCH (POPULATION HEALTH PRACTICE) IMPU

STREAMS: • Musculoskeletal

ENTRY

• Sports

ENTRY

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

CRICOS code* ............................................ varies Fees* ( indicative 2018) ..... A$36,500 pa IELTS Total ..................................................................7 IELTS Reading ..........................................................7 IELTS Writing ............................................................7 IELTS Listening .......................................................7 IELTS Speaking .......................................................7 Start date ..................................................January

• Bachelor degree, or equivalent professional entry qualification from a recognised higher education institute in physiotherapy; AND

* See pages 67–69 for details

• Met the requirements for eligibility for registration as a physiotherapist or limited registration under supervision with the Australian Health Practitioner Registering Authority. Students must apply for limited registration after acceptance into the program.

Gain advanced learning in a specialised stream Courses in advanced pain mechanisms, pain assessment, rehabilitation and management Blend of internal and external study over one year full-time Combination of on-campus learning and clinical practice Learn from experienced, internationally-renowned teaching staff and clinicians

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES MUSCULOSKELETAL • Clinical practice, screening clinics, emergency and academia.

SPORTS • Amateur, elite, national and international sports.

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• Minimum ten months full-time, or equivalent, physiotherapy practice in a relevant field; AND

PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION Each master stream has been developed to meet the competency requirements of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) and College of Physiotherapists. Our musculoskeletal stream also meets the competency requirements of the International Federation of Orthopaedic Manipulative Physical Therapists.

INDICATIVE FOR MUSCULOSKELETAL STREAM FIRST YEAR

Allied Health Evidence Based Practice 1 Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Theory and Practice 1 Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Theory and Practice 2 Pain Mechanisms Pain Assessment, Rehabilitation and Management Allied Health Evidence Based Practice 2 Advanced Physiotherapy Clinical Studies 1 Advanced Physiotherapy Clinical Studies 2

CRICOS code ....................................084750M Fees* ( indicative 2018) ..... A$32,400 pa IELTS Total ..................................................................7 IELTS Reading ..........................................................7 IELTS Writing ............................................................7 IELTS Listening .......................................................7 IELTS Speaking .......................................................7 * See pages 67–69 for details Research entry requirements apply to this program. Please see pages 70-73 for more information.

RESEARCH CONCENTRATIONS • Centre for Population Health Research (CPHR) based at the iconic South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI) • Alliance for Research in Exercise, Nutrition and Activity (ARENA) • International Centre for Allied Health Evidence (iCAHE) • Body in Mind (BiM)

Complete a program of original research focusing on population health Study within one of the School of Health Sciences’ research concentrations Develop advanced research methods, critical thinking, data acquisition and analysis Be mentored by active researchers collaborating with industry partners on real-world projects Opportunities to present your research through publication and conferences

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Applicants must satisfy the entry requirements set by the Research Degrees Committee. You may be eligible for admission if you have: • Honours degree or a bachelor degree with honours; or • Relevant bachelor degree, or equivalent of at least three years with a minimum credit average; or • Appropriate masters degree; or • No tertiary qualifications, but can demonstrate research capabilities as proven through evidence of professional work experience in the field of proposed study and by relevant quality publications.

Campus: CE: City East, CW: City West, M: Magill or ML: Mawson Lakes Full-time program duration in years Quota applies

Master of

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY LMIG SPECIALISATIONS • Enterprise Management

Our industry and research experts are at the

NESTED WITH:

forefront of the digital frontier. Our graduates

• Graduate Diploma in Information Technology (Enterprise Management) (LGIG)

connect with digital resources from all around

• Graduate Certificate in Information Technology (LCIG)

to explore and better inform data decisions. Our postgraduate programs meet the demand for data-driven skills and offer flexibility through

ENTRY

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

online and on-campus study options.

CRICOS code.................................081872C Fees* ( indicative 2018) ....A$30,400 pa IELTS Total .............................................................6.5 IELTS Reading ......................................................... 6 IELTS Writing ........................................................... 6 IELTS Listening ...................................................... 6 IELTS Speaking ...................................................... 6 Start date ..................................February, July

For entry into the Master of Information Technology (Enterprise Management) applicants will be required to have one of the following:

FEATURED PROGRAMS • Master of Information Technology • Master of Cybersecurity • Master of Data Science

WE ALSO OFFER • Graduate Diploma in Information Technology • Graduate Certificate in Information Technology • Graduate Diploma in Data Science • Graduate Certificate in Data Science • Graduate Diploma in Information Management • Graduate Certificate in Information Management • Master of Information Management For more information visit: unisa.edu.au/it

* See pages 67–69 for details

Keep pace with the latest IT developments Focus on new IT trends including virtualisation, cloud computing and data analytics Learn how to manage complex information systems in real organisational settings Flexible delivery options available including online learning

MORE THAN

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Option to specialise in Enterprise Management with cross-disciplinary studies

DATA & INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

DATA AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

• Bachelor degree in any discipline from a recognised higher education institution or equivalent; or • Graduate Diploma in Information Technology (LGIG) or equivalent from a recognised higher education institution; or • Graduate Certificate in Information Technology (LCIG) or equivalent from a recognised higher education institution.

FIRST YEAR

Enterprise Data Management Information Systems M Information Technology Project Management M IT Stakeholder Engagement Business Intelligence and Data Analytics Enterprise Architecture Elective 1 and 2 SECOND YEAR

IT Procurement and Vendor Management Organisational Transformation and Business Process Modelling Research Methods Elective 3 Information Governance Capstone Professional Project Strategic Information Systems M

I NDUS TRY PA RT N ERS LEAD R ES E A RCH I N S TI TU TI O N FO R

$88 MILLION DATA TO DEC I S I O N CO OPERAT I VE RES EARC H C ENT RE (C RC )

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES • Pathway into IT careers • Career advancement for IT professionals • Managing IT systems • Planning and designing IT systems

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Campus: CE: City East, CW: City West, M: Magill or ML: Mawson Lakes Full-time program duration in years Quota applies

Master of

Master of

CYBERSECURITY LMCY

DATA SCIENCE LMDS NESTED WITH:

ENTRY

EXIT POINT

CRICOS code ...................................... 092659F Fees* ( indicative 2018) .......A$31,500 pa IELTS Total .............................................................6.5 IELTS Reading ......................................................... 6 IELTS Writing ........................................................... 6 Start date ..................................February, July

An exit point is available at the successful completion of the first year with a graduate diploma level qualification.

* See pages 67–69 for details

Join a growing industry tasked with protecting critical IT infrastructure and information Study technical topics such as web and network security, digital forensics, identity management and access control Apply technical skills to organisational contexts with a focus on risk management and incident response Devise and implement a defence strategy for a complex enterprise environment in a final year Cybersecurity Exercise

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

IT Concepts Network Infrastructure Security Principles Security Operations Research Methods Network Security Operating Systems and Application Security Web and Cloud Security SECOND YEAR

Digital Forensics and Incident Response Industrial Internet Security Enterprise Security Cybersecurity Planning and Compliance Security Consultancy Security Architecture Capstone Professional Project

• Graduate Certificate in Data Science (LCDS)

ENTRY CRICOS code ........................................079912G Fees* ( indicative 2018) .......A$31,500 pa IELTS Total .............................................................6.5 IELTS Reading ......................................................... 6 IELTS Writing ........................................................... 6 Start date ..................................February, July * See pages 67–69 for details

Enter the revolutionary area of Big Data with a strong demand for data scientists Analyse and visualise rich data sources and trends Generate new data management strategies Coursework designed with industry including Institute of Analytics Professionals of Australia and SAS On-campus and online study options available

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

• Cybersecurity professional

• Data management

• Chief information security officer

• Data strategist

• Security analyst

• Government

• Security architect • Security consultant • Security engineer

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS • Bachelor degree in any discipline from a recognised higher education institution or equivalent; or • Graduate Diploma in Information Technology (LGIG) or equivalent from a recognised higher education institution; or • G raduate Certificate in Information Technology (LCIG) or equivalent from a recognised higher education institution.

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FIRST YEAR

• Graduate Diploma in Data Science (LGDS)

• Private sector • Not-for-profit

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS • Bachelor degree in Information Technology (LBCP) or Mathematical Sciences (LBMA) or equivalent from a higher education institution; or • Graduate Diploma in Data Science (LGDS) or equivalent from a higher education institution; or • Graduate Certificate in Data Science (LCDS) or equivalent from a higher education institution.

Applicants with bachelor degrees from other fields and at least one year of relevant work experience may be eligible for entry into the Graduate Certificate in Data Science and will be considered on a case by case basis.

SEMESTER 1

Big Data Basics Statistical Programming for Data Science Two of the following four courses: Statistics for Data Science Probabilities and Data Relational Databases and Warehouses Business Intelligence and Analytics SEMESTER 2

Predictive Analytics Unsupervised Methods in Analytics Research Methods Data Visualisation SEMESTER 3

Social Media Data Analytics Customer Analytics in Large Organisations Data Science Professional Development 2 SEMESTER 4

Advanced Analytic Techniques 1 Advanced Analytic Techniques 2 Capstone Professional Project

“I was working as an ERP consultant in India and this got me interested in data analytics. The field of Data Science has applications in all facets of life.”

DATA & INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

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Ankit could see the opportunities for Big Data and data analytics for businesses trying to solve problems and strengthen their marketing in the future.

In his second year, Ankit had the opportunity to work on a real world problem with the Data to Decisions CRC. “UniSA’s programs are designed so they have direct practical applications in the industry. It is ranked well globally and has all the right ingredients to make a good University.”

Ankit Sule / MASTER OF DATA SCIENCE

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ENGINEERING Incorporating strong theoretical teaching, experience-based learning and cutting-edge facilities, we offer the ideal academic blend for graduates to meet the challenges of modern enterprise. Learning is underpinned by world-class engineering research and industry experience to help advance your

Master of

ENGINEERING LMEB SPECIALISATIONS: • Autonomous Systems • Engineering Management

NESTED WITH: • Graduate Diploma in Engineering (Autonomous Systems) (LGEB) • Graduate Diploma in Engineering (Engineering Management) (LGEB)

expertise and career opportunities.

ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT

ENTRY

FEATURED PROGRAMS

CRICOS code* ............................................ varies Fees* ( indicative 2018) ..... A$34,200 pa IELTS Total .............................................................6.5 IELTS Reading ......................................................... 6 IELTS Writing ........................................................... 6 Start date ..................................February, July

• Master of Engineering – Autonomous Systems, Engineering Management • Master of Engineering – Electrical Power, Telecommunications • Master of Engineering – Civil and Infrastructure, Water Resources Management

WE ALSO OFFER • Graduate Diploma in Engineering • Graduate Diploma in Human Factors and Safety Management Systems • Graduate Diploma in Organisational Safety • Graduate Certificate in Organisational Safety and Human Factors

* See pages 67–69 for details

For more information visit: unisa.edu.au/engineering

Specialise in Autonomous Systems blending mechanical, electrical, computing and systems engineering

Complete a practical, industry-relevant project in your final year

WELL ABOVE WORLD-CLASS ENGINE E R ING R ES E A R C H

Opportunity to undertake thesis or research project in an area of interest 2015 EXCELLENCE IN RESEARCH FOR AUSTRALIA (ERA)

HOME TO

MULTIMILLION DOLLAR FUTURE I N D US T RI ES I N S T I T UT E (F I I)

• Factory operation manager • Project manager

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS • Bachelor degree in engineering, science or technology from a recognised higher education institution; or • Bachelor degree (honours), graduate certificate or graduate diploma in engineering from a recognised higher education institution.

INDICATIVE FOR AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS SPECIALISATION FIRST YEAR

Control Systems M Autonomous Mechatronic Systems Engineering Research Practice Digital Signal Processing Four courses from this list: ·· Advanced Control ·· Industrial Actuation and Automation ·· Machine Vision Systems ·· Systems Engineering ·· Robotics and Automation SECOND YEAR

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS • Aerospace • Automotive • Construction • Consumer electronics • Defence • Energy • Information technology • Health care • Mining

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• Engineering department manager

• Quality assurance manager

Specialise in Engineering Management focusing on operations, quality, supply chain and project management, resource planning and automation

• Graduate Diploma in Human Factors Safety Management Systems

• Energy manager • Engineering business development manager

Project Planning and Formulation Project Methodologies Autonomous Systems Minor Thesis OR Autonomous Systems Minor Thesis A Autonomous Systems Minor Thesis B

Campus: CE: City East, CW: City West, M: Magill or ML: Mawson Lakes Full-time program duration in years

Master of

Master of

ENGINEERING LMEL

ENGINEERING LMCL

SPECIALISATIONS:

SPECIALISATIONS:

• Electrical Power

• Civil and Infrastructure

• Telecommunications

• Water Resources Management

ENTRY

EXIT POINT

ENTRY

CRICOS code* ............................................ varies Fees* ( indicative 2018) ..... A$34,200 pa IELTS Total .............................................................6.5 IELTS Reading ......................................................... 6 IELTS Writing ........................................................... 6 Start date ..................................February, July

An exit point is available at the successful completion of first semester with a graduate certificate level qualification.

A second exit point is available at the successful completion of the first year with a graduate diploma level qualification.

CRICOS code* ............................................ varies Fees* ( indicative 2018) ..... A$34,200 pa IELTS Total .............................................................6.5 IELTS Reading ......................................................... 6 IELTS Writing ........................................................... 6 Start date ..................................February, July

* See pages 67–69 for details

Specialise in Electrical Power studying modern power systems, renewable and distributed energy generation, and advanced machine modelling Specialise in Telecommunications covering wireless and mobile communication systems, theory and coding, and telecommunication networks Supported by the Institute for Telecommunications Research (ITR)

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES ELECTRICAL POWER Research, development and engineering across various energy systems: • Wind farms and solar • Power transmission • Power distribution • Manufacturing TELECOMMUNICATIONS • Research and development (equipment, solutions)

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Bachelor degree in electrical engineering or other relevant discipline, or equivalent qualification from a recognised higher education institution.

Entry is competitive, so experience in engineering and information technology, and completion of professional qualifications will be taken into account.

INDICATIVE FOR ELECTRICAL POWER SPECIALISATION FIRST YEAR (CORE COURSES)

Renewable Energy Systems UG Power System Analysis Engineering Research Practice ELECTIVE COURSES (SELECT FIVE)

Electrical Power courses ·· Design and Integration of Renewable Energy Systems ·· Operation and Control of Modern Power Systems ·· Power Electronics and Drives ·· Learning in the Workplace Project

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

* See pages 67–69 for details

Gain advanced knowledge in civil engineering and work on industry projects Specialise in Civil and Infrastructure looking at structural and geotechnical engineering Specialise in Water Resources Management to create and design water resources and management systems Benefit from links to the Australian Flow Management Group laboratories

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

SECOND YEAR (SELECT ONE)

EXIT POINT

Engineering Economic Analysis Engineering Management

An exit point is available at the successful completion of the first year with a graduate diploma level qualification.

Renewable and Distributed Power Generation Advanced Electrical Machines Advanced Power System Modelling and Analysis Engineering Minor Thesis 1 Engineering Minor Thesis 2

• Graduate certificate or graduate diploma in civil engineering from a recognised higher education institution.

Applicants with an honours bachelor degree or a Graduate Certificate in Civil Engineering may be eligible for 0.5 EFTSL advanced standing.

INDICATIVE FOR CIVIL AND INFRASTRUCTURE SPECIALISATION FIRST YEAR

Principles of Project Management Geographical Information Systems and Analysis Seminar in Sustainability Elective 1 Research Theory and Practice Civil Engineering Design Project Elective 2 SECOND YEAR

NBE Masters Thesis Part A Research Data Analysis Elective 3 NBE Masters Thesis Part B Elective 4 Elective 5 ELECTIVES

Electrical Engineering courses ·· Autonomous Mechatronic Systems ·· Linear Electronic Circuits ·· Advanced Control ·· Principles of Test and Evaluation N ·· Energy and Society

CORE COURSES

• Bachelor degree in civil engineering or a related discipline from a recognised higher education institution or equivalent; or

ENGINEERING

Quota applies

• Career advancement for qualified engineers • Project management

Project Risk Management Prestressed Concrete Design Environmental Engineering and Modelling Advanced Geotechnical Engineering Project Control Methods Project Leadership and Teams Cold-formed Steel Design Earthquake and Masonry Engineering Project Governance and Ethics Spatial Analysis and Modelling Strategy in Project Organisations Environmental Impact Assessment N Sustainable Development Assessment

• Network planning • Operations management

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Professor John Fielke has been a member of the research staff at the University for more than 30 years firstly at the SA Institute of Technology and now the School of Engineering.

His research has helped revolutionise dried fruit and almond production in Australia, focusing on significant improvements to agricultural processing machinery, which had not been modified since the 1920s.

“Listening to what customers want and being able to interpret that to what you can achieve and what’s practical, taking a risk and not being scared about trying something new, and having the confidence to find a solution for a market need – this is what builds relevancy.

“It’s also about reading the trends and demands ahead of time.”

Professor Fielke is a mentor to engineering students and even led the team responsible for breaking the Guinness Book World Record for the world’s longest bike measuring 42 metres long and seating 20 riders.

”

Professor John Fielke / SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING

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Campus: CE: City East, CW: City West, M: Magill or ML: Mawson Lakes Full-time program duration in years Quota applies

Master of

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE LMEV NESTED WITH: • Graduate Diploma in Environmental Science (LGES) • Graduate Certificate in Environmental Science (LCES)

Engage with industry and research experts to improve the natural and built environment.

Seek out ways to enhance the quality of life for

ENTRY

present and future generations by enhancing

CRICOS code ......................................058635G Fees* ( indicative 2018) .......A$31,500 pa IELTS Total .............................................................6.5 IELTS Reading ......................................................... 6 IELTS Writing ........................................................... 6 Start date ..................................February, July

your professional career in environmental management, project management and surveying.

* See pages 67–69 for details

FEATURED PROGRAMS • Master of Environmental Science • Master of Quantity Surveying • Master of Project Management

WE ALSO OFFER • Graduate Diploma in Built Environment (Building Surveying) • Graduate Certificate in Built Environment (Building Surveying) • Graduate Diploma in Project Management • Graduate Diploma in Environmental Science • Graduate Certificate in Environmental Science • Master of Surveying

Gain integrated knowledge of sustainability, natural resources and geospatial sciences Develop skills in natural and water resources management Undertake a major research project with industry

For more information visit: unisa.edu.au/enviroandgeo

Flexible course options available including a range of electives to tailor your studies

W O R L D TO P

10 0

BUILT EN V IRON MEN T

Advanced development for environmental scientists and management

Applicants with an honours bachelor degree or graduate diploma in an appropriate discipline may be eligible for 1.0 EFTSL advanced standing.

NATURAL & BUILT ENVIRONMENTS

NATURAL AND BUILT ENVIRONMENTS

Applicants with qualifications in other disciplines are encouraged to apply and will be assessed on a case by case basis.

FIRST YEAR

Seminar in Sustainability Ecological Economics N Elective 1 Elective 2 Community Partnerships Natural Resource Management Research Theory and Practice Elective 3 SECOND YEAR

Elective 4 Elective 5 NBE Masters Thesis Part A Elective 6 Elective 7 NBE Masters Thesis Part B ELECTIVES FIRST YEAR

Introduction to Regional and Urban Planning Principles of Project Management Geographical Information Systems and Analysis Water Quality Management Environmental Engineering and Modelling Sustainable Urban Design Water Futures Sustainable Transportation SECOND YEAR

QS SUBJECT RANKINGS 2016

AUS TR AL IA’S O N LY MAS T ER O F QUAN T I T Y S URV EYI N G D EGREE

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES • Engineering, manufacturing and consulting companies • Journalism and media • Government departments and agencies • Welfare organisations • Private sector

Research Data Analysis Transport Policy Sustainable Urban Design Workshop Surface Water Hydrology Spatial Analysis and Modelling Transport and Planning Design of Flood and Drainage Systems Water Quality Modelling Environmental Impact Assessment N Sustainable Development Assessment

• Small to medium enterprise (tourism, hospitality, planning)

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Bachelor degree, graduate certificate or a graduate diploma in a relevant discipline from a recognised higher education institution or equivalent.

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Master of

Master of

QUANTITY SURVEYING IMQS

PROJECT MANAGEMENT IMPA NESTED WITH:

ENTRY

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

CRICOS code ......................................092658G Fees* ( indicative 2018) ..... A$32,400 pa IELTS Total .............................................................6.5 IELTS Reading ......................................................... 6 IELTS Writing ........................................................... 6 Start date ..................................February, July * See pages 67–69 for details

Develop your knowledge in financial and project management Learn to estimate and monitor construction costs from project feasibility through to completion Relate theoretical concepts to workplace applications using data collected from the construction industry Flexible study options available with all courses offered online or on-campus

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

• Bachelor degree in construction management or a relevant discipline from a recognised higher education institute or equivalent; or • Graduate certificate, or Graduate Diploma in construction/project management or relevant discipline from a recognised higher education institute or equivalent.

Applicants with an honours bachelor degree in construction management and/or quantity surveying; or a Graduate Diploma in Project Management may be eligible for 1.0 EFTSL advanced standing.

FIRST YEAR

Quantity Surveying Practice 2 Principles of Project Management Project Risk Management Project Governance and Ethics Research Theory and Practice Advanced Quantity Surveying Economic, Social and Environmental Analysis Project Control Methods SECOND YEAR

Portfolio and Program Management Research Data Analysis NBE Masters Thesis Part A Construction Claims and Disputes Resolution Commercial Contract Management NBE Masters Thesis Part B

• Graduate Diploma in Project Management (IGBP)

ENTRY CRICOS code............................... 081832M Fees* ( indicative 2018) .......A$31,500 pa IELTS Total .............................................................6.5 IELTS Reading ......................................................... 6 IELTS Writing ........................................................... 6 Start date ..................................February, July * See pages 67–69 for details

Gain advanced understanding of risk management, leadership, strategy and international best practice Develop tools to successfully manage projects across multiple industries Undertake an integrated research project working with industry Program endorsed by the Australian Institute of Project Management (AIPM)

• Surveying • Project management

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

• Construction and real estate development

• Assets and facilities

• Government departments

• Community development

• Municipal councils • Professional consultancies

• Biopharmaceuticals • Construction • Defence • Engineering • Finance • Government • Information technology • Infrastructure • Resources • The arts

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PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION The master degree and nested graduate diploma both provide comprehensive coverage of the Project Management Institute PMBOK® Guide and are endorsed by the Australian Institute of Project Management (AIPM). Graduates from these programs are eligible to apply for appropriate membership.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS • Bachelor degree from a recognised tertiary education institution; or • Graduate diploma in project management from a recognised tertiary education institution.

Applicants who have a Bachelor of Project Management or equivalent will be eligible to enter the program with 0.5 EFTSL advanced standing and complete the program in one and a half years of full-time study.

Applicants who have a Bachelor of Project Management (Honours) or Graduate Diploma in Project Management or equivalent will be eligible to enter the program with 1.0 EFTSL advanced standing and complete the program in one year of full-time study.

FIRST YEAR

Principles of Project Management Project Risk Management Procurement and Contract Management Project Governance and Ethics Project Control Methods Project Leadership and Teams Economic, Social and Environmental Analysis Research Theory and Practice SECOND YEAR

Portfolio and Program Management Research Data Analysis NBE Masters Thesis Part A Strategy in Project Organisations International Project Practices NBE Masters Thesis Part B

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APPLICATION INFORMATION FOR COURSEWORK STUDENTS

HOW TO APPLY

1

FIND THE BEST PROGRAM FOR YOU

Research your options using this guide or by checking information online. programs.unisa.edu.au

2

CHECK ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Confirm that you meet all entry requirements including English language, refer to page 66 for further details. programs.unisa.edu.au If you have further questions about programs or admission requirements at the University of South Australia, you can send your query through to us online. We will respond to your enquiry on the next business day. Just follow the instructions online. unisa.edu.au/international/enquire

3

APPLY

You can apply to study at the University of South Australia via two methods: >> Online – apply using our secure and streamlined online service, save your application and return later to continue the process, as well as track the progress of your application. unisa.edu.au/international/apply >> Agents – you can also apply via one the University’s education agents. A list of our agents is available at: unisa.edu.au/find-an-agent Please submit your application at least two months prior to when you wish to commence your studies (some students may require more time to ensure they receive their visa).

Supporting documentation Attach the following application documents to your online application to avoid delays. >> Certified copies of academic transcripts – including your institution’s grading system; >> Certified copies of academic graduation diplomas/degrees; >> English test results (eg IELTS or TOEFL) where applicable; >> Detailed syllabi/course outlines of previous studies if you are applying for credit or advanced standing; >> Additional forms or academic and employer references, if required; >> Certified copy of the personal details page and signature page of your passport.

A certified copy is a copy of the original document that has been certified by an official such as a University of South Australia Education Agent, University of South Australia staff member, Justice of the Peace, Notary Public, police officer or examining authority. Please do not send originals as they will not be returned.

4

APPLICATION ASSESSMENT

The University of South Australia or a registered University of South Australia Education Agent will acknowledge receipt of your application. You should be notified of the outcome of your application within one to four weeks (from the date your application and supporting documentation is received). If you are eligible for your chosen program, an offer letter package will be sent to you via email. If you are not eligible, we may suggest an alternative program or pathway studies. Your application will be assessed in accordance with the Selection and entry to programs policy which includes the Guidelines on genuine temporary entry and Guidelines on living costs and evidence of funds. These can be found at: unisa.edu.au/international/apply

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5

ACCEPT YOUR OFFER

To accept a place in your offered program you will need to: >> Check the offer letter package carefully to ensure all sections are correct in the International Application System: Go to: student-unisa.studylink.com >> If you’re ready to accept your offer, log into our secure online system and complete the following steps: 1. Log into our International Application System and view your offer (https://student-unisa.studylink.com).

2. Click on the ‘Actions’ button and select ‘Respond to Offer’.

3. Check your offer details are correct and select ‘Accept Offer’.

4. Upload any additional documents required to meet your condition/s (if applicable).

5. Select the box to confirm that you have read, understood and agree to the terms and conditions of the offer.

6. Enter your full name and any comments you have and then click ‘Accept Offer’.

7. You will then be taken to the University’s Western Union Global Pay for students where you will be instructed on how to make a payment via Bank Transfer or Credit Card.

8. Once you have finalised your payment, your Admissions Officer will be advised so they can action your acceptance of offer.

Please note: If you have used an agent as part of your application process, your agent will be able to assist with acceptance of your offer. unisa.edu.au/international/apply-online

Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) and student visa Once you have accepted, a CoE document will be issued to you by the University which you can use to apply for a student visa for entry into Australia. We encourage you to apply for your student visa as soon as you receive your CoE. Pre-departure information is available in the acceptance email that is forwarded to you with the CoE document. unisa.edu.au/student-visa

6

PREPARE FOR ARRIVAL

Once you have accepted your place there are a few things you can do to help prepare for your arrival at the University of South Australia. >> Enrol online – As an international student, you will be able to enrol online from anywhere, giving you the same choice as local students when it comes to organising your timetable. >> Travel bookings – Flights to Australia can be heavily booked during January, February and July so check with your travel agent early for flight bookings. However, you should not confirm bookings until you receive your CoE document. Once you have confirmed your travel arrangements, you can arrange airport pickup and on-arrival accommodation via the University. >> Arrive on time – It is important you arrive on time to start your program with the orientation week as this provides you with vital information and the best possible start to your university career. If you are unable to arrive by the commencement date you may have to defer your offer.

Please note: Orientation is compulsory for some programs. >> Orientation – The University’s staff will ensure you receive a warm welcome to Adelaide. Orientation sessions and activities introduce you to life in Adelaide and the University and give you the opportunity to meet other new students. unisa.edu.au/international/pre-departure-checklist

Any questions? unisa.edu.au/international Telephone: +613 9627 4854 Facsimile: +618 8302 9121 Email: international.office@unisa.edu.au

Freecall: Australia: 1800 1818 58 China (Northern): 10 800 61 00 245 China (Southern): 10 800 261 0245 Indonesia: 001 803 61 269 South Korea: 0079 8612 1017 Taiwan: 00801 611 343

OR contact one of the University of South Australia’s Education Agents via: unisa.edu.au/find-an-agent

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APPLICATION INFORMATION FOR COURSEWORK STUDENTS

MINIMUM ENGLISH LANGUAGE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS The table below sets out the minimum English language requirements for entry into programs at the University of South Australia and is provided as a guide only. Many programs require higher international English language proficiency scores than those below, so you’ll need to check the specific score for your preferred program in the charts on pages 67-69.

be able to use this study to meet the English language proficiency requirement. If you have completed previous study in English you must send certified documentation from the educational institution stating that the language of instruction was English. The University’s international office will consider all applications individually.

Applicants from countries where English is an official language or who have recent study experience in an English setting may

Please visit unisa.edu.au/international and click on How to Apply and English language requirements on the left menu.

English language test (see Note 1)

Score

IELTS (International English Language Testing System) (academic)

6.5 overall with a 6.0 in Reading and Writing

University of Cambridge ESOL examination Certificate of Proficiency in English

177

Certificate in Advanced English

177

TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) IBT (Internet-based test)

79 with Reading and Writing not less than 18

PBT (Paper-based test)

577 with TWE (Test of Written English) of 4.5

Pearson PTE Academic

58 with Reading and Writing communicative scores not less than 50

English language programs

Score

Successful completion of the Centre for English Language at the University of South Australia (CELUSA) Academic English Program

Level 5

Successful completion of relevant TAFE SA English program

TAFE SA English for Academic Purpose (EAP) Advanced

Other qualifications Successful completion within the last two years of an Australian matriculation qualification (or equivalent) undertaken in English in a country in which English is widely used, as determined by the University; or Successful completion within the last two years of a tertiary qualification at diploma level or above and undertaken in English in Australia; or Successful completion of at least two years of tertiary study at diploma level or above and undertaken in English within the last four years in a country in which English is widely used, as determined by the University (see Note 2).

Note 1: English language test results are generally valid for two years prior to the date of commencement at UniSA.

Note 2: Significant and relevant work experience obtained in an English speaking setting may also be accepted at the University’s discretion.

For English language help CENTRE FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA (CELUSA) Applicants who do not meet the University of South Australia English language entry requirements may be able to study at CELUSA. CELUSA specialises in helping international students improve their English for undergraduate and postgraduate study.

CELUSA offers International English Language Testing System (IELTS) testing and Academic English (AE) language preparation programs for students continuing on to study at the University of South Australia, the South Australian Institute of Business and Technology (SAIBT), Le Cordon Bleu and other Australian education institutions.

The length of your AE language program will depend on your English level when you begin and the language requirements of your program. However, as a guide, you will normally need to complete 10 weeks of study for every additional 0.5 needed in your overall IELTS score.

Students who are eligible for and successfully complete a CELUSA program at an appropriate level will not generally be required to take the IELTS or other English language test. Please note that some programs will require IELTS for registration.

CELUSA is Adelaide’s IELTS test centre and is based at City West campus. For further information visit the website. unisa.edu.au/celusa (CRICOS provider code: CELUSA 02193C)

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For international students IELTS English language requirements Please refer to page 66 for minimum English language requirements for postgraduate study.

2018 Indicative Annual Tuition Fee (A $)

Start Date

Home Campus

IELTS OVERALL TOTAL SCORE

IELTS READING

IELTS WRITING

IELTS LISTENING

IELTS Speaking

IMAP

088577J

1

36,500

Jan

CEA

7

7

7

7

7

Advanced Clinical Physiotherapy (Musculoskeletal)

IMAP

088576K

1

36,500

Jan

CEA

7

7

7

7

7

Architecture

DMAE

060208J

2

32,700

Feb

CWE

6.5

6

6

7

7

7

MLK

6.5

6

6

6

Quota Applies

Program Duration (in EFTSL)

Advanced Clinical Physiotherapy (Sports)

PROGRAM

Program Code

CRICOS Code

POSTGRADUATE COURSEWORK PROGRAMS OFFERED IN 2018

Master Degrees

Clinical Pharmacy**

IMCM

Cybersecurity

LMCY

1.5

30,400

Feb, Jul

092659F

2

31,500

Feb, Jul

Data Science

LMDS

079912G

2

31,500

Feb, Jul

MLK

6.5

6

6

Design (Communication Design)

DMSP

082771M

2

29,500

Feb, Jul

CWE

6.5

6

6

Design (Design and Construct)

DMSP

082770A

2

29,500

Feb, Jul

CWE

6.5

6

6

Design (Industrial Design)

DMSP

071952G

2

29,500

Feb, Jul

CWE

6.5

6

6

Design (Interior Architecture)

DMSP

082769E

2

29,500

Feb, Jul

CWE

6.5

6

6

Design (Sustainable Design)

DMSP

082768F

2

29,500

Feb, Jul

CWE

6.5

6

6

Education (TESOL)

MMTL

082450F

2

26,500

Feb, Jul

MAG

6.5

6

6

Engineering (Autonomous Systems)

LMEB

080230A

2

34,200

Feb, Jul

MLK

6.5

6

6

Engineering (Civil and Infrastructure)

LMCL

088538E

2

34,200

Feb, Jul

MLK

6.5

6

6

Engineering (Transport)

LMCL

088539D

2

34,200

Feb, Jul

MLK

6.5

6

6

Engineering (Water Resources Management)

LMCL

088540M

2

34,200

Feb, Jul

MLK

6.5

6

6

Engineering (Electrical Power)

LMEL

079908C

2

34,200

Feb, Jul

MLK

6.5

6

6

Engineering (Engineering Management)

LMEB

077355C

2

34,200

Feb, Jul

MLK

6.5

6

6

Engineering (Telecommunications)

LMEL

079909B

2

34,200

Feb, Jul

MLK

6.5

6

6

Environmental Science

LMEV

058635G

2

31,500

Feb, Jul

MLK

6.5

6

6

Information Management (Archives and Records Management)

DMIL

081827G

2

30,400

Feb, Jul

CWE

6.5

6

6

Information Management (Library and Information Management)

DMIL

081829F

2

30,400

Feb, Jul

CWE

6.5

6

6

Information Technology (Enterprise Management)

LMIG

081872C

Medical Sonography**

IMSO

Nursing

IMNI

Occupational Therapy (Graduate Entry)

IMOG

2

30,400

Feb, Jul

MLK

6.5

6

6

6

1.5

27,500

Feb, Jul

CEA

7

7

7

7

7

046395G

1.5

29,500

Feb

CEA

6.5

6.5

6.5

6.5

6.5

024071J

2

36,500

Feb

CEA

7

7

7

7

7

KEY

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Home campus codes

General

CEA CWE MLK MAG WHY

City East Campus City West Campus Mawson Lakes Campus Magill Campus Whyalla/Mount Gambier Campus

** This program is not available to international students studying onshore under a student visa. * There is no direct entry into this specialisation. Students can apply to transfer into it via a competitive selection process at the end of the first study period. ^ Available only when packaged with a Graduate Certificate in Business.

Please note: The University of South Australia reserves the right to alter, amend or delete any program, fee, course, admission requirement, or mode of delivery without prior notice.

For the most up-to-date program information visit: programs.unisa.edu.au

Flexible study Flexible study options, including online, are offered in many programs.

Please check the program website for further details.

Visit: programs.unisa.edu.au

Start dates 2018 SP = Study Period Semester 1

SP1 SP2 SP3

9 Jan 2018 – 24 Mar 2018 27 Feb 2018 – 1 Jul 2018 3 Apr 2018 – 16 Jun 2018

Semester 2

SP4 SP5 SP6

26 Jun 2018 – 8 Sep 2018 24 Jul 2018 – 25 Nov 2018 18 Sep 2018 – 1 Dec 2018

Summer Term SP7

30 Oct 2018 – 2 Feb 2019

Q

Please note that some programs may have a different start date. Please check your offer letter for details. Actual teaching dates vary in a small percentage of programs. It is important that students consult their timetable for exact teaching dates for their specific program. Note that commencement of study begins with a University of South Australia orientation program. Please ensure your travel plans enable you to arrive in time for this.

Visit: unisa.edu.au/newstudents

Fees

Fees listed are valid for students enrolling in the 2018 academic year only. Students enrolled in a new program should be aware that annual tuition fees will increase for each year of study at the University of South Australia. You will be liable for these fees upon acceptance of an offer from the University of South Australia. In the event of a variation between the fees listed here and the approved University schedule of tuition fees found at programs.unisa.edu. au, the approved University schedule will prevail. The University reserves the right to alter, amend or delete any program, fee or admission requirement without prior notice.

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POSTGRADUATE COURSEWORK PROGRAMS OFFERED IN 2018

Feb, Jul

Quantity Surveying

IMQS

092658G

2

32,400

Feb,Jul

Social Work

MMSK

064242G

2

27,500

Feb

Surveying

IMSY

081831A

2

32,400

Teaching (Early Childhood)

MMET

077214E

2

Teaching (Primary)

MMET

077215D

Teaching (Secondary) - Arts Education

MMET

Teaching (Secondary) - Design and Technology Education

IELTS Speaking

Feb

31,500

IELTS LISTENING

39,500

2

IELTS WRITING

Start Date

2

081832M

7

7

7

Q

CEA

7

7

CEA

6.5

6

6

IELTS READING

2018 Indicative Annual Tuition Fee (A $)

045406F

IMPA

IELTS OVERALL TOTAL SCORE

Program Duration (in EFTSL)

IMPE

Project Management

Home Campus

CRICOS Code

Physiotherapy (Graduate Entry)

PROGRAM

Quota Applies

Program Code

For international students IELTS English language requirements Please refer to page 66 for minimum English language requirements for postgraduate study.

CEA

6.5

6

6

MAG

6.5

6.5

6.5

6.5

6.5

Feb

MLK

6.5

6

6

6

6

27,500

Feb

MAG

7

7

7

7

7

2

27,500

Feb

MAG

7

7

7

7

7

077217B

2

27,500

Feb, Jul

MLK

7

7

7

7

7

MMET

077217B

2

27,500

Feb, Jul

MLK

7

7

7

7

7

Teaching (Secondary) - English Education

MMET

077217B

2

27,500

Feb, Jul

MLK

7

7

7

7

7

Teaching (Secondary) - Health and Physical Education

MMET

077217B

2

27,500

Feb, Jul

MLK

7

7

7

7

7

Teaching (Secondary) - Humanities and Social Sciences

MMET

077217B

2

27,500

Feb, Jul

MLK

7

7

7

7

7

Teaching (Secondary) - Languages Education

MMET

077217B

2

27,500

Feb, Jul

MLK

7

7

7

7

7

Teaching (Secondary) - Mathematics Education

MMET

077217B

2

27,500

Feb, Jul

MLK

7

7

7

7

7

Teaching (Secondary) - Science Education

MMET

077217B

2

27,500

Feb, Jul

MLK

7

7

7

7

7

Urban and Regional Planning

DMUR

071951J

2

31,500

Feb, Jul

CWE

6.5

6

6

Visual Art and Creative Practice

DMVC

048557M

1.5

27,500

Feb, Jul

CWE

6.5

6

6 6

7

7

7

7

6.5

6.5

7

7

Q

Graduate Diploma Built Environment (Building Surveying)**

IGBE

1

30,400

Feb, Jul

CEA

6.5

6

Data Science

LGDS

079911G

1

31,500

Feb, Jul

MLK

6.5

6

6

Design (Communication Design)

DGSP

082776F

1

29,500

Feb, Jul

CWE

6.5

6

6

Design (Design and Construct)

DGSP

082775G

1

29,500

Feb, Jul

CWE

6.5

6

6

Design (Industrial Design)

DGSP

082774G

1

29,500

Feb, Jul

CWE

6.5

6

6

Design (Interior Architecture)

DGSP

082773J

1

29,500

Feb, Jul

CWE

6.5

6

6

Design (Sustainable Design)

DGSP

082772K

1

29,500

Feb, Jul

CWE

6.5

6

6

Engineering (Autonomous Systems)

LGEB

080231M

1

34,200

Feb, Jul

MLK

6.5

6

6

Engineering (Engineering Management)

LGEB

077354D

1

34,200

Feb, Jul

MLK

6.5

6

6

Environmental Science

LGES

058636G

1

31,500

Feb, Jul

MLK

6.5

6

6

Human Factors and Safety Management Systems**

IGHF

1

34,200

Feb, Jul

CEA

6.5

6

6

Information Management (Archives and Records Management)

DGIL

081825K

1

30,400

Feb, Jul

CWE

6.5

6

6

Information Management (Library and Information Management)

DGIL

081824M

1

30,400

Feb, Jul

CWE

6.5

6

6

Information Technology (Enterprise Management)

LGIG

081822B

1

30,400

Feb, Jul

MLK

6.5

6

6

Medical Sonography**

IGSO

1

27,500

Feb, Jul

7

7

7

Organisational Safety Management**

IGOY

1

34,200

Feb, Jul

CEA

6.5

6

6

1

31,500

Feb, Jul

CEA

6.5

6

6

1

27,500

Feb, Jul

MAG

6.5

6

6

Project Management

IGBP

013176B

Public Relations**

MGPU

Urban and Regional Planning

DGUR

000579A

1

31,500

Feb, Jul

CWE

6.5

6

6

Visual Art and Creative Practice

DGVC

048556A

1

27,500

Feb, Jul

CWE

6.5

6

6

Graduate Certificate Breast Imaging**

ICBR

0.5

26,500

Feb, Jul

CEA

7

7

7

Built Environment (Building Surveying)**

ICBE

0.5

30,400

Feb, Jul

CEA

6.5

6

6

Data Science

LCDS

079910J

0.5

31,500

Feb, Jul

MLK

6.5

6

6

Dynamic Effects and Lighting

ICDL

092822M

0.5

23,200

Feb, Sep

CEA

6.5

6

6

Environmental Science

LCES

058637F

0.5

31,500

Feb, Jul

MLK

6.5

6

6

Information Management

DCIL

081821C

0.5

30,400

Feb, Jul

CWE

6.5

6

6

Information Technology

LCIG

081820D

0.5

30,400

Feb, Jul

MLK

6.5

6

6

Organisational Safety and Human Factors**

ICOY

0.5

34,200

Feb, Jul

CEA

6.5

6

6

Population Health Practice

ICPR

084730D

0.5

32,400

Feb

CEA

7

6.5

7

Compositing and Tracking

ICVE

088908F

0.5

23,200

Feb, Jul, Sep

CEA

6.5

6

6

Nursing (Bridging and Re-entry)

ICNB

084729G

0.5

36,500

Feb, Sep

CEA

7

7

7

Business School – Master Degrees

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Business Administration

DMMA

048635B

1.5

36,500

Jan, Apr, Jun, Sep

CWE

6.5

6

6

Business Administration (Finance)

DMMA

083050C

1.5

36,500

Jan, Apr, Jun, Sep

CWE

6.5

6

6

Home Campus

IELTS OVERALL TOTAL SCORE

IELTS READING

IELTS WRITING

1.5

36,500

Jan, Apr, Jun, Sep

CWE

6.5

6

6

083054K

1.5

36,500

Jan, Apr, Jun, Sep

CWE

6.5

6

6

Finance

DMFC

082591D

2

32,700

Feb, Aug

CWE

6.5

6

6

Finance (Banking)

DMFC

082594A

2

32,700

Feb, Aug

CWE

6.5

6

6

International Master of Business Administration

DMIN

081137A

2

32,400

Feb, Aug

CWE

6.5

6

6

International Master of Business Administration (Finance)

DMIN

092314J

2

32,400

Feb, Aug

CWE

6.5

6

6

International Master of Business Administration (Human Resource Management)

DMIN

091996G

2

32,400

Feb, Aug

CWE

6.5

6

6

International Master of Business Administration (Marketing)

DMIN

091997G

2

32,400

Feb, Aug

CWE

6.5

6

6

International Master of Business Administration (Supply Chain Management)

DMIN

091995J

2

32,400

Feb, Aug

CWE

6.5

6

6

International Master of Business Administration (Tourism and Event Management)

DMIN

091994K

2

32,400

Feb, Aug

CWE

6.5

6

6

Management (Arts and Cultural Management)

DMMC

081136B

2

32,700

Feb, Aug

CWE

6.5

6

6

Management (Human Resource Management)

DMMX

091992A

1.5

32,700

Feb, Aug

CWE

6.5

6

6

Management (Marketing)

DMMX

091993M

1.5

32,700

Feb, Aug

CWE

6.5

6

6

Management (Supply Chain Management)

DMMX

091991B

1.5

32,700

Feb, Aug

CWE

6.5

6

6

Management (Tourism and Event Management)

DMMX

091990C

1.5

32,700

Feb, Aug

CWE

6.5

6

6

Management

DMMX

091989G

1.5

32,700

Feb, Aug

CWE

6.5

6

6

Professional Accounting

DMPC

082982M

2

32,400

Feb, Aug

CWE

6.5

6

6

IELTS Speaking

Start Date

083052A

DMMA

IELTS LISTENING

2018 Indicative Annual Tuition Fee (A $)

DMMA

Business Administration (Marketing)

Quota Applies

Program Duration (in EFTSL)

Business Administration (Human Resource Management)

PROGRAM

Program Code

CRICOS Code

For international students IELTS English language requirements Please refer to page 66 for minimum English language requirements for postgraduate study.

Business School – Graduate Diplomas Business Administration

DGMA

024133M

1

36,500

Jan, Apr, Jun, Sep

CWE

6.5

6

6

Human Resource Management

DGHU

055259G

1

32,700

Feb, Aug

CWE

6.5

6

6

Management (Arts and Cultural Management)

DGAC

024151J

1

32,700

Feb, Aug

CWE

6.5

6

6

Business

DCBB

081140F

0.5

32,700

Feb, Aug

CWE

6.5

6

6

Business Administration

DCMA

024119J

0.5

36,500

Jan, Apr, Jun

CWE

6.5

6

6

Human Resource Management

DCHU

055258G

0.5

32,700

Feb, Aug

CWE

6.5

6

6

Business School – Graduate Certificate

KEY

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Home campus codes

General

CEA CWE MLK MAG WHY

City East Campus City West Campus Mawson Lakes Campus Magill Campus Whyalla/Mount Gambier Campus

** This program is not available to international students studying onshore under a student visa. * There is no direct entry into this specialisation. Students can apply to transfer into it via a competitive selection process at the end of the first study period. ^ Available only when packaged with a Graduate Certificate in Business.

Please note: The University of South Australia reserves the right to alter, amend or delete any program, fee, course, admission requirement, or mode of delivery without prior notice.

For the most up-to-date program information visit: programs.unisa.edu.au

Flexible study Flexible study options, including online, are offered in many programs.

Please check the program website for further details.

Visit: programs.unisa.edu.au

Start dates 2018 SP = Study Period Semester 1

SP1 SP2 SP3

9 Jan 2018 – 24 Mar 2018 27 Feb 2018 – 1 Jul 2018 3 Apr 2018 – 16 Jun 2018

Semester 2

SP4 SP5 SP6

26 Jun 2018 – 8 Sep 2018 24 Jul 2018 – 25 Nov 2018 18 Sep 2018 – 1 Dec 2018

Summer Term SP7

30 Oct 2018 – 2 Feb 2019

Please note that some programs may have a different start date. Please check your offer letter for details. Actual teaching dates vary in a small percentage of courses. It is important that students consult their timetable for exact teaching dates for their specific program. Note that commencement of study begins with a University of South Australia orientation program. Please ensure your travel plans enable you to arrive in time for this.

Visit: unisa.edu.au/newstudents

Fees

Fees listed are valid for students enrolling in the 2018 academic year only. Students enrolled in a new program should be aware that annual tuition fees will increase for each year of study at the University of South Australia. You will be liable for these fees upon acceptance of an offer from the University of South Australia. In the event of a variation between the fees listed here and the approved University schedule of tuition fees found at programs.unisa.edu. au, the approved University schedule will prevail. The University reserves the right to alter, amend or delete any program, fee or admission requirement without prior notice.

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APPLICATION INFORMATION FOR RESEARCH STUDENTS

HOW TO BECOME A RESEARCH STUDENT Your pathway to becoming a research student at the University of South Australia from start to finish.

1

FIND A RESEARCH AREA

2

CHECK YOUR ELIGIBILITY

3

SEARCH FOR A SUPERVISOR

FIND A SCHOLARSHIP

5

APPLY

For more information on each of these steps please visit:

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Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) 4 years including examination (or part-time equivalent) Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) students prepare a substantial piece of work (thesis) which represents a significant contribution to their chosen field.

PhD graduates will be capable of independently planning and executing original research that generates new knowledge.

Professional doctorate

4

unisa.edu.au/resdegrees

TYPES OF RESEARCH DEGREES

4 years including examination (or part-time equivalent) A professional doctorate is a rigorous program of advanced study and research designed to meet the needs of industry and professional groups. Professional doctorates usually consist of a blend of coursework and research.

Masters by research 2 years including examination (or part-time equivalent) Masters by research students learn, under supervision, how to analyse a thesis topic at an advanced level and apply research methodology and techniques in the contribution of new knowledge to their field.

1

FIND A RESEARCH AREA

Match your interest to an area of research at the University of South Australia.

OUR RESEARCH AREAS INCLUDE: BUSINESS AND LAW • • • • • • • • • • •

Accounting Applied Economics Arts Management Finance Human Resources and Organisation Behaviour International Business Law Management and Corporate Social Responsibility Marketing Property Sports, Tourism and Leisure Management

HEALTH AND MEDICAL SCIENCES • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Cancer Biology Health Sciences Human Movement Laboratory Technology (Masters only) Medical Radiation Medical Science Nursing Occupational Therapy Pharmaceutical Science (Masters only) Pharmacology (PhD only) Pharmacy Physiotherapy Podiatry Population Health Public Health

For more information about research possibilities, contact PhDEnquiriesBusiness@unisa.edu.au

For more information about research possibilities, contact HSC-HealthResearch@unisa.edu.au

EDUCATION, ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

ENGINEERING, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

• • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Architecture Australian Studies Communication Design (Industrial) Design (Visual Communication) Education Indigenous Studies Interior Architecture International Studies Languages and Linguistics Psychology (PhD only) Social Work and Social Policy Sociology Visual Arts

For more information about research possibilities, contact EASResearchStudents@unisa.edu.au

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Applied Physics ATN Industry Doctoral Training Centre Bioinformatics Biomaterials Engineering and Nanomedicine Civil Engineering Computer and Information Science Construction Management Electrical and Information Engineering Energy and Advanced Manufacturing Environmental Science and Engineering Environmental Science Geographic Information Science Mathematics Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering Minerals and Resources Project Management Statistics Systems Engineering

For more information about research possibilities, contact research.itee@unisa.edu.au

Refer to pages 74–76 for the course codes you will need for your application.

Please send an email to the relevant email address if unsure which course code to use.

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APPLICATION INFORMATION FOR RESEARCH STUDENTS

2

CHECK YOUR ELIGIBILITY

Your eligibility to become a research student at the University depends on the type of degree you wish to study, as well as your prior qualifications and professional experience. Students from non-English speaking countries will also need to demonstrate their capacity to undertake study in English before being accepted into a program.

The eligibility criteria listed below are a minimum. Eligibility is also subject to the assessment of the proposed research, the availability of a supervisor, and any school or research-specific requirements.

Degree

Minimum eligibility requirements Honours 1, Honours 1 equivalence, Honours 2A, Honours 2A equivalence or an appropriate master degree or equivalent (your qualifications will be assessed).

PhD

OR Individual assessment of qualifications and research capabilities as proven through evidence of professional work experience in the field of proposed study and by relevant quality publications. The outcome of this assessment will determine which of the degree options are available to you.

Honours 1, Honours 1 equivalence, Honours 2A, Honours 2A equivalence or an appropriate master degree or equivalent (your qualifications will be assessed).

OR

Professional Doctorate

Individual assessment of qualifications and research capabilities as proven through evidence of professional work experience in the field of proposed study and by relevant quality publications. The outcome of this assessment will determine which of the degree options are available to you.

Professional Doctorate candidates must also demonstrate at least five years practice in a relevant field, and normally within the last ten years.

Masters

An Honours degree or a bachelor degree with Honours or a relevant bachelor degree (or equivalent) of at least three years with a minimum credit average, or an appropriate master degree (your qualifications will be assessed for equivalence).

OR No tertiary qualifications, but you can demonstrate research capabilities through evidence of professional work experience in the field of proposed study and by relevant publications.

Minimum English language entry requirements for international research students English Language Test (see Note 1) IELTS (International English Language Testing System) Academic

Score 7.0 for English language-rich programs with a minimum of 6.0 in each sub-score (see Note 2) 6.5 for non English language-rich programs with a minimum of 6.0 in each sub-score (see Note 2)

OR corresponding results from an equivalent test such as Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL); the University of Cambridge English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) Examinations for the Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE) or the Certificate in Advanced English (CAE); the Pearson test; or the appropriate academic English language level delivered by the Centre for English Language at the University of South Australia (CELUSA).

Applicants from countries where English is an official language or who have had recent and relevant experience in an English setting may meet our minimum English entry requirements in a number of alternative ways. Evidence must be provided. u nisa.edu.au/research-degree-english-language-requirements

Note 1: Results from IELTS, University of Cambridge ESOL examinations and TOEFL are generally valid for two years and must be valid at time of commencement. For scholarships, test results must be valid at the scholarship closing date.

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Note 2: To determine which programs are language-rich and which are not, please visit: u nisa.edu.au/research-degree-english-languagerequirements

3

SEARCH FOR A SUPERVISOR

The University of South Australia has internationally renowned research supervisors who provide expert supervision across an impressive range of research interests. Many students come to the University to work with specific researchers and learn directly from their expertise and experience.

There are several possible ways of finding a supervisor. For example they could be a UniSA academic you’ve worked with in the past, or whose research you’ve read.

Tips on finding a supervisor can be found on the research degrees website: unisa.edu.au/find-a-supervisor

4

FIND A SCHOLARSHIP

There are a variety of scholarships and funding opportunities available to help support you financially throughout your studies. These include a wide range of grants and stipends.

Scholarships will normally have specific opening and closing dates – make sure you read the criteria and application requirements.

If you are applying for a scholarship, you should indicate this when you apply for your research degree. Our online application system will ask for this information.

For more details about scholarship opportunities visit: unisa.edu.au/research-degree-scholarships

5

APPLY

You should prepare these things before you commence your online application: >> Organise two referee reports. Find out more at: unisa.edu.au/research-degree-referee-reports >> Transcripts and parchments of undergraduate, honours and postgraduate courses undertaken; >> Certification of English language proficiency; >> Passport details or evidence of citizenship; >> Outline of your proposed research; >> Current CV; >> Evidence of publications.

You will also need to know which course code to apply for. See pages 74-76 for options, or please send an email to the relevant address if unsure.

For more information please visit: unisa.edu.au/research-degrees-apply You are now ready to apply.

Apply for entry into your program at: unisa.edu.au/applyonline

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APPLICATION INFORMATION FOR RESEARCH STUDENTS

2018 Indicative Annual Tuition Fee (A $)

(in EFTSL)

Duration

CRICOS Code

Program Name

Program Code

RESEARCH DEGREES OFFERED IN 2018

Business, Management and Law Masters by Research Accounting

DMRU

000547J

2

32,700

Applied Economics

DMRU

000547J

2

32,700

Arts Management

DMRU

000547J

2

32,700

Finance

DMRU

000547J

2

32,700

Human Resources and Organisation Behaviour

DMRU

000547J

2

32,700

International Business

DMRU

000547J

2

32,700

Law

DMRU

000547J

2

32,700

Management and Corporate Social Responsibility

DMRU

000547J

2

32,700

Marketing

DMRU

000547J

2

32,700

Property

DMRU

000547J

2

32,700

Sports, Tourism and Leisure Management

DMRU

000547J

2

32,700

Accounting

DPBU

018568A

4

32,700

Applied Economics

DPBU

018568A

4

32,700

Finance

DPBU

018568A

4

32,700

Human Resources and Organisation Behaviour

DPBU

018568A

4

32,700

International Business

DPBU

018568A

4

32,700

Law

DPBU

018568A

4

32,700

Management and Corporate Social Responsibility

DPBU

018568A

4

32,700

Marketing

DPBU

018568A

4

32,700

Property

DPBU

018568A

4

32,700

Sports, Tourism and Leisure Management

DPBU

018568A

4

32,700

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

Education, Arts and Social Sciences Masters by Research Architecture

MMRD

013177A

2

29,500

Australian Studies/Indigenous Studies

MMDE

039461E

2

26,500

Communication

MMRD

024083E

2

29,500

Design (Industrial)

MMRD

013571B

2

29,500

Design (Visual Communication)

MMRD

013571B

2

29,500

Education

MMDE

000619J

2

26,500

Interior Architecture

MMRD

013177A

2

29,500

International Studies

MMRD

020957C

2

29,500

Languages and Linguistics

MMRD

020957C

2

29,500

Social Work and Social Policy

MMRD

040747C

2

29,500

2

29,500

2

29,500

Sociology

MMRD

020957C

Urban and Regional Planning

MMRD

024074F

Visual Arts

MMRD

024083E

Architecture

MPHD

015040B

4

29,500

Australian Studies/Indigenous Studies

MPDE

048558K

4

26,500

Communication

MPHD

040645J

4

29,500

Design (Industrial)

MPHD

070417F

4

29,500

Design (Visual Communication)

MPHD

070417F

4

29,500

Education

MPDE

016149C

4

26,500

29,500

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

74

Doctor of Education

MPEU

036294F

Interior Architecture

MPHD

015040B

4

29,500

International Studies

MPHD

040646G

4

29,500

Languages and Linguistics

MPHD

070418E

4

29,500

Psychology

MPHD

040647G

4

29,500

Social Work and Social Policy

MPHD

040648F

4

29,500

Sociology

MPHD

072915E

4

29,500

26,500

2018 Indicative Annual Tuition Fee (A $)

(in EFTSL)

Duration

CRICOS Code

Program Code

Program Name Urban and Regional Planning

MPHD

065911A

Visual Arts

MPHD

036284G

4

29,500

29,500

Health and Medical Sciences Masters by Research Biomaterials Engineering and Nanomedicine

IMHC

088999J

2

32,400

Health Sciences

IMHC

036358F

2

32,400

Human Movement

IMHC

036359E

2

32,400

Laboratory Technology

IMHC

036360A

2

32,400

Medical Radiation

IMHC

065561G

2

32,400

Nursing

IMHC

024073G

2

32,400

Occupational Therapy

IMHC

036361M

2

32,400

Pharmaceutical Sciences

IMHC

065562F

2

32,400

Pharmacy

IMHC

009603M

2

32,400

Physiotherapy

IMHC

024052A

2

32,400

Podiatry

IMHC

065563E

2

32,400

Population Health Practice

IMPU

084750M

2

32,400

Biomaterials Engineering and Nanomedicine

IPHD

088989M

4

32,400

Health Sciences

IPHD

079308E

4

32,400

Human Movement

IPHD

048569G

4

32,400

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

Medical Radiation

IPHD

072917C

4

32,400

Medical Science

IPHD

072918B

4

32,400

Nursing

IPHD

024085C

4

32,400

Occupational Therapy

IPHD

072919A

4

32,400

Pharmacology

IPHD

072920G

4

32,400

Pharmacology (Double)

IPHD

087893E

4

32,400

Pharmacy

IPHD

048570C

4

32,400

Physiotherapy

IPHD

072921G

4

32,400

Podiatry

IPHD

072922F

4

32,400

Public Health A & B

IPHD

072923E

4

32,400

Science and Technology Masters by Research Applied Physics

LMIE

024051B

2

34,200

Bioinformatics

LMIE

065888F

2

34,200

Biomaterials Engineering and Nanomedicine (ENE)

LMIE

088993D

2

34,200

Biomaterials Engineering and Nanomedicine (ITMS)

LMIE

088998K

2

34,200

Biomaterials Engineering and Nanomedicine (NBE)

LMIE

088993D

2

34,200

Civil Engineering

LMIE

065883M

2

34,200

Computer and Information Science

LMIE

065882A

2

34,200

Construction Management

LMIE

013179K

2

34,200

Energy and Advanced Manufacturing (ENE)

LMIE

088991F

2

34,200

Energy and Advanced Manufacturing (ITMS)

LMIE

088996A

2

34,200

Energy and Advanced Manufacturing (NBE)

LMIE

088991F

2

34,200

Environmental Science

LMIE

065881B

2

34,200

Environmental Science and Engineering (ENE)

LMIE

088992E

2

34,200

Environmental Science and Engineering (ITMS)

LMIE

088997M

2

34,200

Environmental Science and Engineering (NBE)

LMIE

088992E

2

34,200

Electrical and Information Engineering

LMIE

065884K

2

34,200

Geographic Information Science

LMIE

065889E

2

34,200

Information and Communication Technology

LMIE

092179M

2

34,200

2

Mathematics

LMIE

000161E

Mechanical and Industry Engineering

LMIE

065886G

Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering

LMIE

065886G

34,200 34,200

2

34,200

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APPLICATION INFORMATION FOR RESEARCH STUDENTS

LMIE

088994C

2

34,200

LMIE

088995B

2

34,200

Minerals and Resources (NBE)

LMIE

088990G

2

34,200

Project Management

LMIE

088579G

2

34,200

Statistics

LMIE

065891M

2

34,200

Systems Engineering

LMIE

065887G

2

34,200

(in EFTSL)

CRICOS Code

Minerals and Resources (ENE) Minerals and Resources (ITMS)

Program Name

Duration

Program Code

2018 Indicative Annual Tuition Fee (A $)

RESEARCH DEGREES OFFERED IN 2018

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

76

Applied Physics

LPHD

048559J

4

34,200

Bioinformatics

LPHD

065902B

4

34,200

Biomaterials Engineering and Nanomedicine (ENE)

LPHD

088988A

4

34,200

Biomaterials Engineering and Nanomedicine (ITMS)

LPHD

088988A

4

34,200

Biomaterials Engineering and Nanomedicine (NBE)

LPHD

088988A

4

34,200

Civil Engineering

LPHD

073042G

4

34,200

Computer and Information Science

LPHD

065903A

4

34,200

Construction Management

LPHD

073043G

4

34,200

Electrical and Information Engineering

LPHD

065904M

4

34,200

Energy and Advanced Manufacturing (ENE)

LPHD

088986C

4

34,200

Energy and Advanced Manufacturing (ITMS)

LPHD

088986C

4

34,200

Energy and Advanced Manufacturing (NBE)

LPHD

088986C

4

34,200

Environmental Science

LPHD

065905K

4

34,200

Environmental Science and Engineering (ENE)

LPHD

088987B

4

34,200

Environmental Science and Engineering (ITMS)

LPHD

088987B

4

34,200

Environmental Science and Engineering (NBE)

LPHD

088987B

4

34,200

Geographic Information Science

LPHD

013566K

4

34,200

Industrial Doctoral Training Centre (Mathematics and Statistics)

LPHD

065909F

4

34,200

Information and Communication Technology

LPHD

092180G

4

34,200

Mathematics

LPHD

065909F

4

34,200

Mechanical and Industry Engineering

LPHD

065910B

4

34,200

Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering

LPHD

065910B

4

34,200

Minerals and Resources (ENE)

LPHD

088985D

4

34,200

Minerals and Resources (ITMS)

LPHD

088985D

4

34,200

Minerals and Resources (NBE)

LPHD

088985D

4

34,200

Project Management

LPHD

075140A

4

34,200

Statistics

LPHD

065909F

4

34,200

Systems Engineering

LPHD

065901C

4

34,200

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