Laws, CertEd Hull College, H.N.D (Bus Studies), MA Thames, MPhil Surrey M.J.Quayle, BEcon M.Pol.Econ, PhD Qld J.J.Radbourne, CertT BA MA PhD Qld, LSDA. The Center for Public Health Research (CPHR), affiliated with the School of Public Health, was established in 1992 to provide a focus for the school's research activities.
G. Scott Memorial Prize
Awarded to the final year student in Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Computer Engineering) or (Aerospace Avionics) or Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Computer Engineering)/. Awarded to the final year student in Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Computer Engineering) or (Aerospace Avionics) or Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Computer Engineering)/.
N. Hammon Scholarships*
It is awarded to the most outstanding student in the sixth year of the bachelor's degree in architecture. Awarded to the graduating full-time student with the best overall performance in the Bachelor of Business (Economics) Studies.
F. Storr Memorial Prize
Awarded to the Bachelor of Business student who achieves the best academic result in the unit MGB322 Compensation Management at the first attempt. Awarded to the Bachelor of Business student who achieves the best academic result in the unit BSB114 Government, Business and Society at the first attempt.
K. Claxton Award
Awarded to the third-year student who achieves the highest overall grade in the units OPB509 Optometry 5 and OPB609 Optometry 6. Awarded to the student who achieves the highest grade point average with distinction in the Bachelor of Health Science (Environmental Health).
M. Fraser Health Award
The awardee must have been enrolled full-time or equivalent in the Bachelor of Education (Pre-Service) Secondary, Primary, Early Childhood or a double degree program comprising the Bachelor of Education (Secondary) award at QUT for at least two years and must have the highest overall course GPA achieved. The student must have graduated in the year of the award with the highest grade point average (GPA) in educational leadership/management studies at QUT.
W. Graves Award for Orthotics
Insolvency Law: An annual prize awarded to the student with the best performance in the unit LWB307 Insolvency Law. Lee awarded to the student with the best performance in the unit LWB431 Civil Procedure Law.
G. Copp Memorial Prize
Awarded to the graduate with the best overall academic performance at the third level of the Bachelor of Applied Science (Biotechnology). Awarded to the student who achieves the best academic record in the third year of the Bachelor of Applied Science (Medical Imaging Technology).
R. Saal Prize
ENROLMENT
In the case of multi-semester units, provisions (i) and (ii) above only apply to the initial semester of the unit. Application is made directly to the University and must be submitted by the published deadline of the semester in which the student wishes to resume.
SANCTIONS ON STUDENTS WHO FAIL TO MEET OBLIGATIONS
NON-AWARD STUDIES 1 Definition
Visiting students are required to pay tuition and other fees as advised by the University. If a student is expelled from a course, the student will not be permitted to enroll in any unit of that course as a non-awarded student, except at the discretion of the dean of the faculty responsible for the course.
TRANSFER OF CREDIT
Applications for credits can be submitted before an offer of a place on the course has been received, but must be submitted before the deadline for applications for credits. Applications for academic credit received after the due date may not be processed in time for enrollment to be adjusted to reflect the credit awarded.
ASSESSMENT
Two values of the GPA are given: the GPA for the semester and the GPA in the course. Only units taken after the introduction of the seven-point rating scale are included in the calculation.
REVIEW OF GRADES AND ACADEMIC RULINGS
The Registrar will normally notify students of the outcome within 21 days of receiving the application. Applications are forwarded to the relevant dean of the faculty, who determines the format of the examination.
UNSATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE AND EXCLUSION
Students who are enrolled on probation at the end of the first semester remain on probation in the following semester. Students who are enrolled on probation at the end of the second semester remain enrolled on probation in the first and second semesters of the following year.
STUDENT APPEALS
At the end of the academic year, the academic council of the relevant faculty will review the academic performance of each student who is re-admitted to the course that year. If the appeal against the exclusion is upheld, the student is enrolled in probationary studies for the remainder of the academic year.
HIGHER EDUCATION
The companion may not speak unless invited by the chairman of the committee. Australian permanent residents living outside Australia for the semester for a reason other than a course requirement.
STUDENT GUILD FEE RULES 1 Membership of the Student Guild
MISCELLANEOUS STUDENT CHARGES
CE62 Graduate Certificate in Civil Engineering $80 New Graduate Certificate in Road Safety TBA New Graduate Diploma in Road Safety TBA Faculty of Business. IF68 Graduate Certificate in Quality $75 Students who fail to pay the invoiced amount by the due date will be charged a late payment acceptance fee.
CREDIT TRANSFER POLICIES 1.1 Policy statement: general principles
On entry to these awards, students will normally receive credit based on the following:. In specifically designed master's/postgraduate diploma awards, students may be awarded a graduate diploma based on the following:. i) Master's degree by coursework – satisfactory completion of at least 96 credit points (2.0 semesters).
ELIGIBILITY FOR GRADUATION – LIMITS ON GRADES OF 3
EXCLUSION – DESIGNATED UNITS
REPLACEMENT AND SUBSTITUTE AWARD CER TIFICATES
QUT expects all staff, students and members of the University community to act in accordance with this policy. QUT expects all staff, students and other members of the University community to act in accordance with this policy.
INTERFACULTY COURSES UNIVERSITY-WIDE AND INTERFACULTY COURSES
Diploma Programs
University Diploma in Business (BS40)
University Diploma in Information Technology (IT10)
Certificate Program
University Certificate in Health Studies (HL12)
Foundation Programs
Bridging Program
English Language Programs
Doctor of Philosophy (IF49)
Receipt of the thesis by the Research Student Section constitutes the submission of the candidate's thesis for examination. Application must be made to the Research Degrees Committee for approval of re-examination arrangements.
Master of Applied Science (Research)
After approval has been granted, no change will be made except with the consent of the academic council. Where work is carried out together with other persons, the academic council will be informed of the extent of the candidate's contribution to the joint work.
Master of Public Policy (IF64)
With the approval of the course coordinator, credits and/or unit substitutions may be awarded up to a maximum of 48 credits. Each student is assigned to a supervisor, subject to the approval of the Course Coordinator, in consultation with the relevant Head of School.
Graduate Diploma in Facilities Management (IF92)
In addition to the above units, it is strongly recommended that all Graduate Degree students attend an Information Enhancement Skills session hosted by the QUT library. Graduates of this course can articulate on the Master of Facilities Management (CN75) offered by the School of Construction and Property Management, or the Master of Business Administration (Professional) (GS81) offered by the Graduate School of Business.
Graduate Diploma in Quality (IF69)
Graduate Certificate in Facilities Management (IF91)
Honours Degrees
Dissertations should be temporarily bound to facilitate the implementation of any revisions and editorial changes required by examiners prior to final printing and binding. The supervisor for the master's thesis can be a member of the committee, but must not be chairman of the committee or act as a censor.
Bachelor of Applied Science/Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) (IF83)
Bachelor of Applied Science/Bachelor of Education (Primary) (IF84)
3 science units from the second or third list SC011 36 4 per unit PRB347 Basic professional practice 1: Class management 12 3 3rd year, 1st semester. PRB349 Primary Professional Practice 3: Inclusive Curriculum 12 2 PRB385 Society and Environment/Health Studies and Physical.
Bachelor of Applied Science/Bachelor of Education (Secondary) (IF71)
3 science units from SC011 Second timetable 36 4 per unit PRB377 Society & Environment/Health and Physical Studies. Completion of 240 credit points in units offered by the Faculty of Science that meet all core unit requirements and a specified major for the SC01 program and an approved range of units suitable for general science or mathematics and CPB342 Education in Context units, LEB335 Human Development and Education, LEB336 Psychology of Teaching and Learning, LAB341 Technology and Language Education.
Bachelor of Applied Science/Bachelor of Laws (IF39)
The selection of all elective units is subject to the approval of the Associate Dean of the Faculty of Law. Before commencing such units, a student must obtain approval from the Faculty of Law and the faculty or school responsible for the units or course.
Bachelor of Applied Science (Mathematics)/Bachelor of Business (IF60)
MAB312 Linear Algebra MAB314 Statistical Modeling 2 MAB315 Operations Research 2 MAB420 Computational Mathematics 2 MAB413 Differential Equations MAB414 Applied Statistics 2 MAB422 Mathematical Modeling Level 3 units. Operations Research MAB525 3A MAB526 Statistical Science 3 MAB613 Partial Differential Equations MAB621 Discrete Mathematics MAB623 Financial Mathematics MAB624 Applied Statistics 3 MAB625 Operations Research 3B.
Bachelor of Applied Science (Mathematics)/Bachelor of Information Technology (IF58)
- Computing Science Primary Major (CSC)
- Data Communications Primary Major (DAT)
- Information Management Primary Major (IFM)
- Information Systems Primary Major (ISS)
6 To be chosen from the units available on the Bachelor of Information Technology subject to the approval of the Principal Coordinator. 8 Data Communications students who complete the cooperative education program will replace this unit with the ITB906 industrial training experience.
Cooperative Education Program
Bachelor of Applied Science(in Human Movement Studies)/
Bachelor of Education (Secondary) (IF73)
Discipline Refers to 240 credits (Human Movement Studies + 48 credits (awarded from Bachelor of Education) representing the required 288 credits (3-year degree) in Human Movement Studies. 2 See entry Bachelor of Education (Secondary) in the Faculty of Education section of the handbook for details of available units.
Bachelor of Applied Science (in Human Movement Studies)/
Bachelor of Business (IF62)
Plus one level 2 or 3 Finance unit approved by the Banking and Finance Lead Coordinator Human Resource Management (Students without a Human Resource Management or Management major). Students must complete any four of the following units for which they have the necessary prerequisites.
Bachelor of Arts (Humanities)/Bachelor of Applied Science (IF86)
Course Foundation Unit – Major 2 or Minor (BA) Course Foundation Unit or Elective Unit – Major 1 (BA)11 Two Science units chosen from the SC01 First/Second Schedule Year 2, Semester 2. Elective Unit – Major 1/Major 2 or general interest (BA) Elective unit – Major 2 or General Interest (BA) Two Science units chosen from the SC01 Third Schedule.
Bachelor of Arts (Humanities)/Bachelor of Business (IF30)
Faculty of Arts Core Unit (BA) Elective Unit – Major 1 (BA) Two Business Units Year 2, Semester 1 Elective Unit – Major 2 or Minor (BA) Elective Unit – Major 2 or Minor (BA) Two Business Units.
Bachelor of Arts (Media Studies/Journalism)/Bachelor of Business (IF26)
Elective Unit – Major 1/Major 2 or general interest (BA) Elective Unit – Major 2 or general interest (BA) Two Business Units. School of Media and Journalism School Core unit list (select only those units not already in your main core) MJB204 Media industries and issues.
Bachelor of Arts (Media Studies)/Bachelor of Business (Communication)
BSB114 Government, Business and Society BSB115 Management, People and Organizations BSB116 Marketing and International Business BSB117 Professional Communication and Negotiation.
Bachelor of Arts (Media Studies)/Bachelor of Business (International Business)
Double Major/Extended Major/Specialization Unit 12 Double Major/Extended Major/Specialization Unit 12 Double Major/Extended Major/Specialization Unit 12.
Bachelor of Arts (Journalism)/Bachelor of Business (Communication)
Bachelor of Arts (Journalism)/Bachelor of Business (International Business)
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Education (Secondary) (IF70)
Core Unit - Subject Area 1 Core Unit or Elective Elective Unit - Subject Area 1 Year 1 Semester 2 SSB000 Introduction to Sociology: An Australian Perspective 12 3 1 CCA LOTE: Students wishing to study a language other than English , must choose one or two of the following.
Bachelor of Arts (Humanities)/Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) (IF81)
EAB347 Early Childhood Curriculum: Early Mathematics Explorations 12 4 PRB422 Early Childhood Professional Practice 1: Childhood Care 12 2.5 Year 3, Semester 2. PRB424 Early Childhood Professional Practice 3: Preschool/Kindergarten 12 465ci Environment the Childhood Science/Børnehave 12 465ci Environment: 12 4.
Bachelor of Arts (Humanities)/Bachelor of Education (Primary) (IF82)
Faculty Foundation Unit Core Subject Unit (Major) Elective Unit or Subject Foundation Unit Elective Unit (Major).
Academy of the Arts Majors
Dance, drama and visual arts students must complete approved studies of at least 48 credits in another teaching area from units offered at the Faculty of Arts. Music students have the opportunity to complete approved studies of at least 48 credits in a second teaching area from units offered at the Faculty of Humanities or to take an additional 48 credits in music electives.
Bachelor of Arts (Dance)/Bachelor of Education (Secondary) (IF75)
Please refer to the beginning of registration of the Academy of Arts for the Faculty of Double Degree Educational Component. See List A on page 186 of Bachelor of Arts (Visual Arts)/Bachelor of Education (Secondary) (IF78).
Bachelor of Arts (Drama)/Bachelor of Education (Secondary) (IF76)
Se liste C på side 187 af Bachelor of Arts (Visual Arts)/Bachelor of Education (Secondary) (IF78).
Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Education (Secondary) (IF77)
Bachelor of Arts (Visual Arts)/Bachelor of Education (Secondary) (IF78)
Note: Second teaching areas in LOTE must complete the Language Unit Level 6 before beginning Curriculum Studies units in that language. Consequently, students must commence this study at Level 3, which requires that the language has been successfully studied up to the Higher School Certificate, or that the student has been assessed by the coordinator of those units as having a satisfactory level of competence in that language.
Bachelor of Arts (Humanities)/Bachelor of Laws (IF43)
A minimum of 12 of the 16 units in the Bachelor of Arts component of the course must be chosen from units offered within the School of Humanities. Before undertaking such units, a student must obtain the approval of the Faculty of Law and the Faculty or School responsible for the unit or course.
Bachelor of Arts (Journalism/Media Studies)/Bachelor of Laws (IF35)
For information on the availability of law electives, refer to the relevant section in the introduction to the Bachelor of Laws course in the Faculty of Law section. For information on the availability of law electives, refer to the relevant section in the introduction to the Bachelor of Law course in the Faculty of Law section.
Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Education (Secondary) (IF72)
The offering of elective units in each semester is subject to sufficient minimum enrollments for the unit and the availability of staff.
Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Laws (IF41)
For information on the academic requirements of the Queensland Bar or Solicitors Board, see the Professional Recognition section of the Bachelor of Law subject entry in the Law Schools section of this handbook. For information on units within each course, see the relevant section in the Bachelor of Business (BS56) course entry.
