The Council is empowered to establish committees and to delegate powers to committees or officers of the University. The QUT Students' Guild is a service organization that works for the benefit of students.
PRELIMINARY Division 1 - Interpretation
The QUT Student Rules published here were approved by QUT Council on 23 October 2002, following extensive revision. For information on the University's admissions policy and procedures, please refer to the various brochures available from the QUT Admissions Office.
Students’ responsibilities under these rules 3. Student responsibility for compliance with these rules and
This schedule authorizes certain University officials to direct disorderly or disruptive persons to leave the University. In the case of international students, the student must also meet any requirements for enrollment or study at the university specified in the Educational Services for Overseas Students Act 2000 (Cwth), including but not limited to:. a) any request regarding the type or method of participation; and (b) any terms for enrollment programs and progression through an award course; and.
ADMISSION 4. Application for admission
ENROLMENT
General requirements for enrolment 7. Enrolment procedures
Enrolment programs 9. Requirements for enrolment programs
The Registrar may not accept a student's program of enrollment in any of the following circumstances: a) the student has not enrolled in accordance with his offer of admission, including, where specified, major field of study, type of attendance, mode of attendance and location of study;. The Registrar may change the enrollment program in consultation with the Course Coordinator if any of the following conditions exist:. a) the student did not fulfill the requirements of rule 13;.
Credit
In this section, an "incompatible unit" means a unit in which the subject matter or learning material is substantially similar to that included in the specified unit. Maximum and Minimum Enrollment Program Load Course requirements may specify one or both of the following:. a) the maximum number of credit points for full-time enrolment.
Discontinuation or interruption of enrol- ment
In this section, "academic penalty" means that the unit concerned is awarded a failing grade. The university's academic board must specify deadlines for completion of an award course and may set different deadlines for different categories of courses.
FEES AND CHARGES 20. Definitions for this part
ASSESSMENT
General requirements for assessment 28. Notice of assessment requirements
Examinations 30. Availability for examinations
Final grades 34. Grading scale
UNSATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE
A student is an “eligible student” for the purposes of ineligibility if: a) the student has previously been placed or is currently in probationary enrollment and is eligible for a new period of probationary enrollment under rule 39; or. b) the student receives an insufficient grade for a designated unit; or (c) having been readmitted to the award course following a period of exclusion, the student achieves a grade point average of less than 3.5 in the units for which the student has registered in the academic year following readmission; or. d) the student has exceeded the maximum time limit for the prize course imposed in accordance with rule 14. 2) At the end of each year, the faculty academic council responsible for the award course may exclude an eligible student from enrollment in that course. class. In this rule, “designated unit” means a unit that the academic board of a faculty requires a student to complete with a passing grade in order to continue with the award course.
ELIGIBILITY TO GRADUATE 44. Minimum passing grades for graduation
REVIEW AND APPEALS 46. Review of grades and academic rulings
MISCELLANEOUS 49. Research higher degree students
KI35^ Graduate Certificate in Creative Industries (Communication Design) - $90 KI36^ Graduate Diploma in Creative Industries (Communication Design) - $90. IT91 Graduate Certificate in Information Technology (Software Engineering IT92 Graduate Certificate in Information Technology (Informationssikkerhed IT93 Graduate Certificate in Information Technology (Enterprise Wide Software)) $100 $100.
OVERVIEW
SENIOR STAFF
Maeder, BSc Natal, BSc (Hons) Witw., MSc Natal, PhD Monash, MIEEE, SMIREE, FIEAust, MACM, MACS, CPEng. Deriche, DipIng(Elect) Alžirija, MSc PhD Minn., MIEEE School of Mechanical, Manufacturing and Medical Engineering.
RESEARCH CENTRES
Candidates will be encouraged to participate in conferences where these are related to the research area. The majority of units are shared with the Graduate Diploma in Civil Engineering (CE64) and the Graduate Certificate in Civil Engineering (CE62).
Mechanical Engineering Studies) (ME80)
In the Graduate Diploma you complete a program similar to the first two years of the Master's program. A candidate for the Bachelor of Architecture degree must be engaged in approved employment for at least 48 recognized weeks in the first three years of the course (ADB795 Internship A), and for at least 72 recognized weeks in the second three years (ADB796 Internship Experience B). Subject to the approval of the course coordinator, students may be able to select a minor area of study.
Successful completion of the Bachelor of Built Environment (Interior Design) meets the requirements for admission to the Postgraduate Diploma in Interior Design, which is accredited by the Design Institute of Australia. Successful completion of the Bachelor of Built Environment (Urban and Regional Planning) enables students to gain access to the Postgraduate Diploma/Masters in Urban and Regional Planning, which is fully accredited by the Royal Australian Planning Institute (RAPI). Subject to the approval of the Course Coordinator, CEB416, CEB418, CEB523 or Electives may be substituted for a minor.
At the discretion of the course coordinator, students may choose an elective from advanced subjects offered by the university. Subject to course coordinator approval, students may be able to select a minor area of study. Subject to approval by the course coordinator, students may choose a minor area of study.
Suggested Part-time Course Structure Year 1, Semester 1. IBN408 Global Business Operations IBN409 Negotiating Borders Year 1, Semester 2. EFN417 An Introduction to International Finance IBN410 International Logistics Management Year 2, Semester 1. IBN421 Marketing International Year 2, Semester MGN423 Contemporary Strategic Analysis Regional Studies Unit. Special prerequisite conditions apply to enrollment in the International Business Practice (IBP) and this enrollment is subject to the approval of the Course Coordinator.
Research proposal - the application for admission to the Master of Business (Research) must include details of the proposed research project. The Masters in Business (Research) can provide an alternative entry route to the Doctor of Philosophy programme. The Masters in Business (Research) can provide an alternative entry route to the Doctor of Philosophy.
Elective units may be chosen from 12-credit graduate units in the area of specialization (marketing) approved by the subject area coordinator. The elective unit can be taken in any postgraduate unit with 12 credit points in the area of specialization (Public Relations), with the consent of the coordinator of the subject area. Students enrolled in the BS93 Master of Business who wish to leave the course early and graduate with a Bachelor of Business may do so after successfully completing eight (8), 12 credit units where at least six (6) units are within the same discipline area, as approved by the course coordinator.
MGN404 Managing and Organizing Global Enterprises MGN505 Consulting and Managing Change MGN506 Contemporary Issues in HRM Year 1, Semester 2. Students with extensive work experience may be admitted to the Graduate Certificate in Business and may progress to the Master of Business (Integrated Marketing Communication) upon successful completion of this course. Plus one of the following IBN403 Business in Asia IBN404 Business in Europe IBN435 Business in Australia Part-time course structure 1st year, 1st semester.
Nonprofit Studies) (BS93)
Standard credits per semester (full-time): 48 Standard credits per semester (part-time): 24 Course coordinator: Dr. Jennifer Radbourne, Director of Graduate Studies. Standard credits per semester (full-time): 48 Standard credits per semester (part-time): 24 Course coordinator: Dr. Jennifer Radbourne. Up to two postgraduate units may be selected as electives, subject to the approval of the discipline coordinator.
Units completed in the Graduate Diploma may count towards the BS94 Master of Commerce, subject to approval by the Course Coordinator. Standard credit points per semester (full-time): 48 Standard credit points per semester (part-time): 24 Course coordinator: Dr Jennifer Radbourne Discipline coordinator: Mr Mark Christensen Entry requirements. Standard credit points per semester (full-time): 48 Standard credit points per semester (part-time): 24 Course coordinator: Dr Caroline Hatcher.
Students who complete the Postgraduate Diploma may be eligible to articulate in the Master of Entrepreneurship and Innovation. Standard credit points per semester (full-time): 48 Standard credit points per semester (part-time): 24 Course coordinator: Associate Professor Jennifer Radbourne Discipline coordinator: Mr. Gary Chittick. Special prerequisite conditions apply to enrollment in the international business practice and enrollment is subject to the approval of the Course Coordinator.
Nonprofit Studies (BS95)
Communication/Communication
KMN618 Composing for moving images Track: Music and media technologies KMB619 Music and sound technology KMB621 Sound recording and acoustics KMB635 Musicianship in sound media KMN613 Music and sound for digital media Track: Instrumental music education KMN611 Multi-instrumental studies 1 KMB623 Conducting.
Design/Dance/Drama/Visual Arts) (KK52)
Production/Visual Arts/Communication Design) (KK53)
Doctor of Education (ED11)
The proposal will be read by the members of the review panel for confirmation of candidacy prior to the seminar presentation. After all of these steps have been completed to the panel's satisfaction, a recommendation will be made to the Research Degrees Committee through the Faculty Research Degree Committee and the Faculty Academic Council to confirm the candidate's enrollment in the EdD program. The chair of the Faculty Research Committee (or nominee) will review such advice and pass on his/her advice to the Faculty Academic Council.
If the examiners do not reach agreement, the Faculty Academic Board will ask the Course Coordinator to appoint an examination panel chair (internal examiner, associate supervisor or other person approved by the Faculty Academic Board). Application must be made to the Faculty's Academic Board for approval of re-examination arrangements. The Chair of the Faculty Search Committee (or designee) will adjudicate such recommendations and forward his/her recommendation to the Faculty Academic Board.
Copies of the thesis are then forwarded by Student Affairs to the Research Education Committee together with attestation as mentioned above. These changes must be made to the satisfaction of the Head Teacher or Head of School. The student supervisor makes the examiner requirements available to the candidate and the supervisor, while preserving the anonymity of the examiners.
