The Queensland University of Technology (QUT) was established in January 1989 by redesignating the Queensland Institute of Technology (QIT). The Council is authorized to create committees and delegate powers to committees or University officials.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Committee
Academic Committee
Two members of the academic staff of the University nominated by the Academic Staff Association. Councilors nominated by the Council or the Chancellor hold office for the term of the Council that nominates them (three years).
Academic Appeals CommiHee
One member of the academic staff from each faculty (8) appointed or elected in the manner determined by the relevant academic board of the faculty. One university student from each faculty (8) is nominated or elected in the manner determined by the Students' Guild Council.
Academic Processes and Rules CommiHee
Ex officio members remain members as long as they hold the position relevant to their membership. A member of the Student Union appointed or elected in the manner determined by the Student Union Council.
Admission Appeals CommiHee
Capital Works CommiHee
Computing Planning Committee
Convocation Standing Committee
Equity Board
A member of non-academic staff elected by and for the non-academic staff of the University. The council member holds office for the term of the Council that appoints him (three years).
Research Management CommiHee
Members appointed by the Vice-Chancellor's Advisory Board and the Academic Board serve a two-year term.
Staff CommiHee
Vice-Chancellor's Staff/Student Liaison Committee
STAFF
Senior Officers of the Administration
Academic Staff
Faculty of Arts
Hicks, BANE, MA DLittetPhil S.Africa, PGCE(Ed) Lond., ThC(lVF Aust), FAPsS, FBPsS, FAIM, MQCA.
Faculty of Built Environment and Engineering
Moody, BE(Hons) MIngSc BA PhD Qld, FIEAust, FIREE, SMIEEE, MACE, MACES, MAES, RPEQ, CPEng. Minnery, BSc(Hons) Cant., DipTP Witw., PCE Lond., MPubAdmin PhD Qld, MRAPI, MRIPAA, MMRS, LGP(Qld).
Faculty of Business
Faculty of Education
Faculty of Health
Faculty of Information Technology
Faculty of Law
Change, LLB GradDipLegalPrac Adel., Barrister and Solicitor (SA), Solicitor (NSW), Barrister (Qld, England and Wales).
Faculty of Science
RESEARCH CENTRES
The center also plays an overseas role and was recognized as a center of excellence in earth information studies by the prestigious Earth Information Institute based in Washington DC. In addition, remote sensing training has been conducted in the Pacific and the Center has a postgraduate exchange program with Wuhan University, China.
Centre for Biological Population Management
Centre for Eye Research
Centre for Instrumental and Developmental Chemistry
Research
Center staff have established a reputation in continuing education by developing short courses in corrosion science and in vibrational spectroscopy. The Center for Mathematics and Science Education seeks to promote a numerous and scientifically literate society by coordinating research in the teaching and learning of mathematics and science.
Teaching
Consultancy
Centre for Medical and Health Physics
D Diploma in Applied Science – Medical Radiation Technology, with majors in Medical Imaging Technology and Radiotherapy Technology.
Centre for Molecular Biotechnology
Centre for Signal Processing Research
The areas of image processing and computer vision have focused on data analysis in digital images, development of efficient algorithms, image enhancement for information recovery, robotic vision, and computer recognition of three-dimensional objects and image interpretation.
Centre in Statistical Science and Industrial Mathematics
The Center has a strong postgraduate teaching program with 15 PhD students and three Research Masters students enrolled in 1993. The Centre's staff are involved in the provision of statistical teaching to postgraduate students at QUT and external organisations.
Information Security Research Centre
The role of the center is to develop rehabilitation and management strategies and new products for the construction profession, government and industry. Since 1989, staff involved in the center have produced 175 journal and conference proceedings articles and 136 other publications.
ACADEMIC AND STUDENT SERVICES
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Unit
Chaplaincy Services
Chaplaincy Centres and Chapel
Services are free and available to students (both full-time and part-time) and staff on all campuses, as well as to others who intend to enroll at QUT in the future. Those with temporary disabilities resulting from accidents and illnesses that may occur during the year must also disclose their needs if additional support services are required.
International Relations Unit
The Office of International Students
Full tuition will be charged for students enrolled at 75 percent or more of a full-time course load. To finalize re-registration for the following semester, the tuition fee must be paid in advance before the due date.
International Student Services
Contributions for students of approved part-time studies are charged proportionally according to the share of credit points of full-time studies. The courses are intended for students at all levels of English language proficiency, from basic to intermediate and advanced.
Locations
Hours
Membership
Services
PRIZES AND AWARDS*
Awarded to the student on the Bachelor of Applied Science (Surveying) who achieves the best result in the unit 'Photogrammetry 2'. Awarded to the student with the best performance in the unit 'Data Presentation I' in the Bachelor of Applied Science (Surveying). Awarded to the most outstanding student in the sixth year of the Bachelor of Architecture.
Australia Ltd Prize
G. Amos Prize
Awarded to the outstanding student in the final year of the Bachelor of Applied Science (Biology). Awarded to the student who achieves the best academic record in the second year of the Bachelor of Applied Science (Radiotherapy Technology). Awarded to the student who achieves the best academic record in the second year of the Bachelor of Applied Science (Medical Imaging Technology).
Schloman Memorial Prize
Awarded to the student with the highest total marks in the components 'Plant Tissue Culture 2' and 'Plant Physiology 2' in the Bachelor of Applied Science (Biology). Awarded to the first-year Bachelor of Applied Science (Geology) student who achieves the highest overall marks for the year. Awarded to the student with the highest total marks in the final year of the Bachelor of Applied Science (Biology).
Schloman Memorial Prize (Physical Chemistry)
STUDENT GUILD
Guild Council
Facilities and Services
The Guild can help students find suitable accommodation, including hostels, flats, private management and share houses. The Guild conducts surveys among students every year to find out their opinions about the courses, teachers and the level of education received. The Guild is a member of the National Union of Students (NUS) and participates in a range of state and national forums on education issues.
Sport, Recreation and Activities
Media and Publications
Women's Services
Other Services
The guild sells a range of regalia for the legal professions, including wigs and wig cases, gowns, jabots and bags. Student lounges where students can relax or socialize are offered by the Guild at Kelvin Grove, Kedron Park and Carseldine. For further information about the Guild, its services and facilities, please contact any Student Information Center or Guild Secretariat at Gardens Point and Kedron Park.
ART COLLECTION
CONTENTS
Student Rules, Policies and Procedures
Policy Statements
STUDENT RULES, POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
- Enrolment
- Failure to enrol following admission
- Enrolment to conform with offer
- Enrolment (commencing students)
- Nomination of enrolment program .1 Maximum and minimum semester loads
- Change to enrolment program
- Change of attendance mode
- Transfer to another campus
- Exceptions
- Sanctions on students who fail to meet obligations
- Non-award studies
- Rules relating to non-award studies
- Transfer of credit
- Policy
- Assessment
- Entering and leaving an examination room
Requests submitted without written support from the unit coordinator and proof of payment of the late fee will be returned to the student unprocessed. Application is made directly to the University and must be submitted well before the start of the semester in which the student wishes to resume. Two values of the GPA are given: the GPA for the semester and the GPA in the course.
Graduation
- Review of grades and academic rulings
- Unsatisfactory academic performance and exclusion
- Probationary enrolment
- Duration of exclusion and readmission after exclusion
- Student appeals
- Higher Education Contribution Scheme
- Up-front payment option
- Deferred payment option
- Changing HECS payment option
- The HECS Notice
Students readmitted after a period of exclusion will be placed on probation for the remainder of the academic year. When a complaint about exclusion is upheld, the student is placed on trial enrollment for the remainder of the academic year. The calculation is based on the registered enrollment of the student for the semester on the invoicing date.
1 0. Student Guild fee rules
- Membership of the Guild
- Miscellaneous student charges
- APPENDIX 1: Credit transfer policies
- Eligibility for graduation - limits on grades of3
- Exclusion - designated units
Students who do not submit a valid HECS Payment Option Form by the first day of the semester of registration for their course will have their registration canceled on the basis that they have not met the registration requirements. The guild fees payable for guild membership are the amount approved by the QUT Council. When participating in these awards, students are normally awarded points based on the following:
POLICY STATEMENTS
Assessment Provisions for Students with Disabilities
Instructors or course coordinators must notify the Student Administration Department of any special examination requirements, including the level of expertise permitted for any assistant (amanuensis, interpreter, assistant) that may be requested so that the student is neither advantaged nor disadvantaged. disadvantaged compared to other students. For centrally organized assessment points, the responsibility for implementing and managing alternative assessment provisions for students with special needs rests with the student administration. The costs of hiring tutors, personal assistants and providing exam materials (e.g. blank audio cassettes, exam panels in Braille) are covered by the student administration.
Equal Opportunity Policy
Students should be given sufficient time to become familiar with such assistants prior to any assessment item. Unless otherwise agreed between teacher and student, the responsibility for deploying an amanuensis or interpreter and making special equipment, settings and supervision available lies with the examination official.
Non-Discriminatory Presentation and Practice
Sexual Harassment
QUT expects all staff, students and members of the university community to act in accordance with this policy. The University also recognizes that the work or study environment may be adversely affected by sexual harassment from peers (student/student or employee/employee) and will not tolerate such behavior.
University Medals
UNIVERSITY-WIDE AND
INTERFACULTY COURSES
Courses
UNIVERSITY-WIDE AND INTERFACULTY COURSES
Course Structures
IIIII Doctor of Philosophy (IF49)
- General Conditions
- Registration
- Course of Study
- Period of Time for Completion of Course of Study
- Transfer of Registration
- Supervision
- Thesis
- Examinations
- The internal examiner, if any, may be an associate supervisor
Receipt of the thesis by the Research Management Committee constitutes the submission of the candidate's thesis for examination. 7 The candidate's principal supervisor will forward the arrangements for research of the dissertation through the faculty to the Research Management Committee for approval. An application must be submitted to the Research Management Committee for approval of the resit examination regulations.
IIIII Master of Applied Science (Research)
- Unless the context otherwise indicates or requires, the words 'academic board' and 'faculty' shall refer to the faculty in which the candidate registers
- Supervision
- Place and Conditions of Work
- Examination of Thesis
0 submitted and the academic board accepted a diploma thesis prepared under the supervision of a mentor. After approval, no changes may be made except with the permission of the Academic Council. If the work is carried out together with other persons, the academic council is informed of the scope of the candidate's contribution to the joint work.
II Honours Degrees
- General
- Faculties are required to make a submission to Academic Committee for an honours program in the form of a new course proposal. Such a proposal should seek approval for
- Each honours program will be assigned a separate quota
- Admission to an Honours Degree
- Duration
- Program Requirements
- Unsatisfactory Progress
- Assessment
- Determination of Level of Honours Awards
For information on the academic requirements of the Solicitor's or Barristers' Board of Queensland, see the Professional Recognition section of the Bachelor of Law subject entry in the Faculty of Law section. For information on the academic requirements of the Solicitor's or Barristers' Board of Queensland, see the Professional Recognition section of the Bachelor of Law entry in the Faculty of Law section. The restructured degree will affect the law component of the Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Law (IF36) degree offered by the university.
II Bachelor of Business (Accountancy)/Bachelor of Laws (IF37)
8 12 12 Bachelor of Business (Acconntancy)/Bachelor of Law (IF31) Full-time Consultative Structure (continuing students only) Year 4, Semester 1. For the availability of law elective offerings, refer to the relevant section in the course introduction Bachelor of Law in the Faculty of Law section. Approval by the Faculty of Law will require the student to demonstrate that the units selected in a coherent program.
IIIII Bachelor of Information Technology/Bachelor of Laws (IF38)
For the availability of right elective units, refer to the Bachelor of Law course entry in the Faculty of Law section. No later than the fourth week of the semester immediately following each period of industrial employment/practice, candidates must submit to the course coordinator (through the Faculty Office) a report in the required format describing the work performed during the period of employment. practice and include an Industrial Experience Record Form signed by the employer. Course discontinued: This course has been replaced by the Bachelor of Land Surveyor/Bachelor of Information Technology (IF54).
FACULTY OF ARTS
FACULTY OF ARTS
-Tirne Course structure Year 1, Semester 1. SSBOOO Australian Society: Introduction to Sociology 12 3. SSB004 Social Inequality in Australia OR. SSB007 Interpersonal Processes and Skills 12 3. SSB004 Social Inequality in Australia 12 3. Cognitive Psychology Biology & Behavior Electives Semester 5, Semester 1 Two of:. SSB940 Ethical, Legal and Professional Issues in Psychology 12 3. SSB944 Industrial & Organizational Psychology 12 3. SSB949 Introduction to Family Therapy 12 3. Other optional unit approved by the Head of School.
FACULTY OF
BUILT ENVIRONMENT AND ENGINEERING
FACULTY OF BUILT ENVIRONMENT AND ENGINEERING
D have done such other work as may be prescribed by the Faculty Research Committee, and. 0 postgraduate student, if the research committee of the faculty assesses that he meets the conditions for admission. 0 have fulfilled the conditions for enrollment and through work and study have reached the standard recognized by the research committee of the faculty, or
