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Doctor of Philosophy

1 Rules

2 Guidelines

3 Academic standing

4 Credit for work previously completed

5 Enrolment

6 Duration of candidature and mode of study

7 Work for the degree

8 Required program of activities at the commencement of

9 Remote candidature

10 Joint candidature

11 Review of academic progress

12 Absence from the University

Leave of absence

In addition, the university may not be able to accommodate a change in the research project. 16 The candidacy of a student who withdraws from the University without permission will be suspended immediately, upon notification from the Adelaide Graduate Centre.

19 Withdrawal from candidature

If a student is granted this extraordinary leave, the University will endeavor to ensure, but cannot guarantee, that appropriate guidance and resources will be available to support the student upon return from leave. In such cases, the research project may no longer be relevant after leave and the University may not be able to provide supervision in an area where the currency is compromised.

20 Suspension of candidature

15 In some fields of study, time plays a key role in the currency of research. 17 A candidate who has been granted a leave of absence must notify the Adelaide Graduate Center in writing of their continued candidacy within two weeks of their approved return date.

Termination of candidature

18 A candidate who wishes to extend a period of leave must apply in writing for an extension of leave at least one week before the originally approved date of return.

24 Extension of candidature

25 Completion of thesis outside the University

26 Lapsed candidature

27 Intention to submit thesis

28 Submission and examination of the thesis

29 Appointment of examiners

Examination results

Thesis amendments following examination

35 Deposit of thesis

36 Loan or photocopy of thesis

37 Posthumous award

38 Revoking the award

39 Return of documents

40 General

Higher Doctorate Degrees

1 General Higher Doctorate Rules

2 Rules

Academic standing

Application

Copies of publications, creative works or recordings relevant to the application may be requested by the Faculty. 8 The Dean of Postgraduate Studies, Adelaide Graduate Center will forward the application to the relevant Faculty for consideration.

Consideration of applications

11 Notification of assessment of application and intention to

Submission

Examination

Examination result

20 Deposit of submission in the library

21 Graduation

22 General

Professional Doctorate Degrees

3 Definitions

4 Academic standing

6 Enrolment

7 Duration of candidature and mode of study

8 Work for the degree

12 Adelaide Graduate Center - Professional Doctorates portfolio of publications that have been published and/or submitted for publication and/or text in manuscript or a combination of conventional written narrative presented as typescript and publications that have been published and/or. If the publication(s) is/are considered to constitute a work worthy of the award, the candidate may include additional material submitted for publication.

10 Remote candidature

Discipline, the Commission may at any time permit a registered student to register as a distance candidate, subject to the conditions specified in and 10.4 above.

11 Joint candidature

20 Withdrawal from candidature

21 Suspension of candidature

28 Intention to submit the thesis

29 Submission and examination of the thesis

As a guide, the product of a PhD thesis, which includes the product of three to four years of full-time research, is expected to be approx. 80,000 words, while a master's thesis comprising the product of two years of full-time research is approx. 40,000 words in length.

31 Examination results

38 Loan or photocopy of thesis

39 Posthumous award

42 General

Master of Philosophy

2 Guidelines

3 Definitions

4 Academic standing

6 Enrolment

8 Work for the degree

Where approval is granted, an abstract in English will be required at the time of submission. The creative work must be the research outcome, while the accompanying exegesis must describe the research process and expand, elucidate and contextualize the artistic practice undertaken.

20 Adelaide Graduate Center - Master of Philosophy Component of the structured program and the transfer will confirm candidacy in the Ph.D.

10 Remote candidature

13 Leave of absence

19 Withdrawal from candidature

20 Suspension of candidature

21 Termination of candidature

26 Intention to submit thesis

27 Submission and examination of the thesis

22 Adelaide Graduate Center - Master of Philosophy can be in one of three forms: a) by a theoretical thesis, or b) by one or more creative works and an exegesis, or c) a series of musical recordings and an exegesis. A final copy of the exegesis will be provided to the examiners no later than three months after they have seen the creative work.

29 Examination results

30 Thesis amendments following examination

33 Loan or photocopy of thesis

The withholding of such permission and its duration will be determined by the committee.

34 Graduation

35 Posthumous award

38 General

Graduate Attributes Master of Philosophy

Higher Degrees by Research

1 The enrolment process

The decision to enrol

Enrolment

2 The Structured program

The Integrated Bridging Program (IBP) for international research students

3 Remote program for

4 Intellectual property

If a prospective student is an employee of another organization, a formal agreement should be reached between the University and the student's employer regarding the ownership of any intellectual property arising from the research, preferably prior to enrolment. The SPPA or any agreement between the University and a student's employer must be signed prior to completion of the Core Component of the Structured Programme.

5 Further information

Specifi cations for Thesis

1 Preparation

2 Thesis format and word length

In the case of the PhD, the creative or visual work must be a substantial opus and the criteria for this work must be determined by the faculty. In the case of the Master's degree, the musical compositions normally require not less than 50 minutes and not more than 60 minutes for performance.

3 Examples of thesis declarations

For a thesis that does not contain work already in the public domain

The discussion should not include a detailed processing of the discussions from individual articles in the thesis. The length and format of the exegesis should be determined by the faculty, but normally for the PhD student it must not exceed 50,000 words when it is a creative or visual work, words when it concerns musical composition and 15,000 words when it concerns is about music performance. .

For a thesis that contains publications This work contains no material which has been

30 Adelaide Graduate Center - Thesis Specifications to my knowledge and belief, does not contain any material previously published or written by another person, unless appropriate reference is made in the text. I consent to this copy of my thesis, when deposited in the University Library, being made available for borrowing and photocopying in accordance with the provisions of the Copyright Act 1968.

4 Editing

I also give permission for the digital version of my thesis to be made available on the web, via the University's digital research repository, the Library catalogue, the Australasian Digital Theses Program (ADTP) and also through web search engines, unless permission has been granted. by the University to restrict access for a period of time.

5 Typing

6 Copying

Archival Copy

Additional Copies

Audio and audio-visual recordings Audio and audio-visual recordings should be

7 Diagrams and figures

For normal orientation with the top of the figure up, the legend should be at the bottom of the figure. If it is necessary to rotate the figure, it should be placed on a separate page with the top of the figure on the left side of the page and the legend on the right side of the page.

8 Binding

For examination purposes

This applies regardless of whether the figure forms a left or right page, but if the thesis is produced with text only on the right pages, then the figures must appear on the right pages only. If there is not enough space for the legend, it can be placed on the page opposite the figure.

Final printed thesis

9 Australasian Digital Theses (ADT) Program

The digital version must be a direct copy of the thesis approved by the University for the award of the degree. Any supplementary material submitted with paper copies should be digitized, where possible, and submitted as an attachment to the digital copy.

Academic Program Rules

Contents

Postgraduate Awards

The Council has delegated the authority to approve minor changes to the Academic Program Rules to the executive deans of faculties. The Council has delegated the authority to specify syllabi to the head of any department or center concerned, with such syllabi subject to approval by the Faculty or by the Executive Dean on behalf of the Faculty.

1 Duration of programs

2 Admission

Graduate Certifi cate in Design Studies

Graduate Certifi cate in Design Studies (Landscape) Graduate Diploma in Design Studies

Graduate Diploma in Design Studies (Landscape)

Design Studies from the University of Adelaide must pass this before being admitted to the Postgraduate Diploma in Design Studies. Results in certain courses as specified in the Academic Program Rules will not be graded.

Academic progress

4 Qualification requirements

Academic program

Unacceptable combination of courses No candidate will be permitted to count towards

Graduation

5 Special circumstances

Graduate Attributes

1 Duration of program

2 Admission

Articulation with other awards

3 Assessment and examinations

Academic progress

Graduate Certifi cate of Design in Digital Media

Graduate Diploma of Design in Digital Media

Academic progress

Subject to Chapter 89 of the Statutes, candidates who have met the requirements for an award of the University will be admitted to that award. If, in the opinion of the faculty concerned, special circumstances exist, the Council may, on the recommendation of the faculty in any case, amend the provisions of the Academic Program Regulations for a specific price.

1 Duration of program

3 Assessment and examinations

Academic progress

4 Qualification requirements

Academic program: Master of Architecture (Coursework)

Master of Architecture (Coursework)

Combined programs: Architecture with Landscape Architecture

Direct entry

It is possible for students to enhance their architectural qualifications by combining their studies with courses from the Master of Landscape Architecture.

Graduation

The relationship of the architectural profession to statutory authorities and to the construction industry. The demonstration of the synergies between architecture and landscape architecture, urban design and master planning.

Master of Design in Digital Media

Academic progress

Acquired knowledge of design using informatics, modeling, animation and associated industry awareness of digital media. Ability to work autonomously as well as collaboratively with top industry partners and digital media associations.

Master of Landscape Architecture

Academic program: Master of Landscape Architecture
Combined programs: Landscape Architecture and Architecture
Combined programs

Direct entry

Graduation

Ethics: environmental sustainability; cultural, social, economic and legal responsibilities of the profession of landscape architecture. The attitude of the profession of landscape architecture to legal authorities and to the design industry.

Master of Planning

Master of Planning (Urban Design)

Master of Planning

Core courses

Graduate Attributes Master of Planning

Professional Certifi cate in Self-Managed Superannuation

An assessment of the principles and tools needed to pursue further studies in the field of financial planning. A deep understanding of the methods and techniques applied in financial planning and related professions.

1 Duration of Program

2 Admission Requirements

4 Qualification Requirements

Graduate Certifi cate in Commerce

In the case of taking a supplementary exam, the maximum overall grade that can be achieved for the course is 50% pass. To qualify for the Graduate Certificate, the candidate must satisfactorily complete the courses to the value of 12 points, as follows:

Academic program .1 Core Courses

Any student who meets the review requirements will be asked to state why they should be allowed to continue their studies.

Graduate Certifi cate in Management

Unacceptable combination of courses No candidate will be permitted to count towards

In order to meet the requirements for a postgraduate diploma, a candidate must successfully complete a study program comprising two (2) trimesters of full-time study or eight (8) trimesters of part-time study. Except by permission of the faculty, degree requirements must be completed within three years.

Graduate Diploma of Business Administration

Status, exemption and credit transfer No candidate shall be granted status for courses

All exemptions granted must be replaced by courses chosen from other parts of the program. 3 Any other 3-unit course from a graduate or honors program offered by the Faculty of Business with the approval of/by the Head of the School of Business or designee.

Graduate Diploma in Global Wealth Management

Graduation

Understanding the characteristics of professional and regulatory frameworks and institutions relevant to the financial planning industry. Ability to appreciate the changing knowledge base of financial planning and related professions and respond to demand for change.

Master of Accounting and Finance

Foundation Courses 12 units of Foundation Courses

Applied Finance courses 12 units of Applied Finance courses

Academic program .1 Accounting

Ability to assess the changing knowledge base of the finance profession and respond to demand for change. The ability to recognize the boundaries of the professional discipline and the ability to identify, develop and apply alternative methods to reconcile different interests.

Master of Accounting and Marketing

Foundation Courses 12 units from

Further courses .1 Accounting

5 Special circumstances

Foundation Courses 12 units from

Master of Accounting and Performance Management

Management courses

An understanding of the application of accounting methods and techniques and their contribution to financial planning, control, performance measurement and decision-making by management and investors. An understanding of the importance of lifelong learning in fields in accounting, regulatory frameworks, business systems and management.

Master of Business Administration

Academic program .1 Core Courses

Master of Business Administration (Advanced)

Understanding the role of business in creating value through the integrated management of business processes. Awareness of the limitations that organizations face when reconciling the application of business and management theories to practical situations.

Master of Business Research

Status, exemption and credit transfer No candidate shall be granted credit for courses

Graduate Attributes Master of Business Research

Master of Commerce

Master of Commerce (Accounting) Master of Commerce (Applied Finance)

Master of Commerce (Performance Management)

Status, exemption and credit transfer .1 No candidate shall be granted status for courses
Master of Commerce
Master of Commerce (Accounting) .1 To qualify for the degree of Master of Commerce
Master of Commerce (Applied Finance) .1 To qualify for the degree of Master of Commerce
Master of Commerce (Performance Management)

Foundation Courses

Graduation

An understanding of the importance of lifelong learning in fields of accounting, regulatory frameworks, business systems and management. An understanding of the characteristics of professional and regulatory frameworks and institutions relevant to trade.

Master of Finance and Business Economics

Academic Progress

Academic program .1 Finance

Electives

The ability to analyse, assess and synthesize information from a wide range of sources and experiences relevant to the areas of finance and business economics. A growth in critical thinking and problem solving skills in the areas of finance and business economics.

1 General

3 Duration of candidature

Doctor of Business Administration

Professional Certificate in International Trade Pro.Cert.Int.Trade ..105 Professional Certificate in Public Policy Pro.Cert.Pub.Policy ..106 Graduate Certificate in Economics Grad.Cert.Ec ..108 Graduate Certificate in International Economics Grad.C .Int.Ec ..110 Graduate Certificate in International Trade and Development Grad.Cert.IT&D ..113 Graduate Diploma in Applied Economics Grad.Dip.App.Ec..114 Graduate Diploma in International Economics Grad.Dip.Int.Ec . .116 Graduate Diploma in International Trade and Development Grad.Dip.IT&D ..119 Master of Applied Economics M.App.Ec..121 Master of Applied Economics (International) M.App.Ec.(Int.) . .123 Master of Applied Economics (Public Policy) M.App.Ec.(Pub.Policy) ..126 Master of Economics (Courses) M.Ec.(Courses) ..129 Master of International Trade and Development M.IT&D ..132.

Professional Certifi cate in International Trade

Status, exemption and credit transfer No credit will be granted towards the Professional

3 Assessment

To qualify for the Professional Certificate, a candidate must satisfactorily complete the equivalent of one semester of part-time study. No candidate will be allowed to count towards an award any course, together with any other course, which in the opinion of the teaching area concerned contains a substantial amount of the same material; and no course or part of a course may be counted twice for an award.

Professional Certifi cate in Public Policy

Knowledge and understanding of the content of economics with special emphasis on the formulation and implementation of government policy. Respecting the value of a commitment to maintaining intellectual curiosity and continuous learning in the field.

Graduate Certifi cate in Economics

Academic program

Note: Level IIID courses include work and assessment in addition to that required for Level III courses.

Graduate Certifi cate in International Economics

Status and exemption

No candidate will be awarded more than 3 units for “Core Courses” for which standing has been given.

3 Assessment and Examinations

4 Qualification Requirements

5 Special Circumstances

Graduate Certifi cate in International Trade and Development

Graduate Diploma in Applied Economics

Unless by special permission of the School, a candidate may not take more than eight semesters of part-time study to fulfill the requirements for the Graduate Diploma. Normally, this will mean that the requirements for the Graduate Certificate in Economics or Graduate Certificate in International Economics are met satisfactorily.

To qualify for the Postgraduate Diploma, a candidate must satisfactorily complete a program of full-time study extending over at least two semesters or of part-time study extending over at least four semesters.

Graduate Diploma in International Economics

Explain and critically evaluate the use of economic theory and basic econometric methods in the analysis of economic policy in government publications of the Central Bank, the Department of Treasury and Finance or the ACCC and other similar regulatory bodies. To qualify for the Graduate Diploma in International Trade and Development below, a candidate must successfully complete a program of study consisting of 24 full-time units of study.

Graduate Diploma in International Trade and Development

Academic Progress

Any student who meets the review requirements will be asked to provide reasons why they are allowed to continue their studies.

Master of Applied Economics

Status, exemption and credit transfer A candidate who has completed a Bachelor

3 Enrolment

4 Assessment and examinations

Academic progress

5 Qualification requirements

Academic Program

Graduation

6 Special circumstances

Status, exemption and credit transfer A candidate who has completed a Bachelor’s

A candidate who has completed the Professional Certificate in International Trade may be granted status for up to 6 units as part of the qualification requirements specified in 5.1.2 towards the degree on submission of the Professional Certificate. The results obtained in these courses must be of a standard considered acceptable by the Head of School for the purposes of granting status.

Master of Applied Economics (International)

Academic Program

The exact number of courses to be offered in any year will depend on staff availability and student demand, and subject to the quotas that may have to be imposed. Note: The maximum number of approved non-Economics courses that may be taken for the program is 6 units.

Graduation

To qualify for the degree, a candidate must satisfactorily complete a program of study comprising three semesters of full-time study or equivalent part-time study. The candidate who has been admitted to the Master of Applied Economics and subsequently meets the requirements of the Master of Applied Economics (Public Policy) must submit his initial master's degree before being admitted to the award of the Master of Applied Economics Sciences (Public Policy).

Master of Applied Economics (Public Policy)

Graduation

Knowledge and understanding of the content of economics at higher levels that are internationally recognized, including specialization in the fields of economics and public policies. Respecting the value of commitment to learning and maintaining intellectual curiosity and continuous learning in the field.

Master of Economics (Coursework)

Academic program

Supervised research project ECON 7108 Master of Economics

These courses are only available to students enrolled in the M.Ec.(Cswk) program with special permission from the school. To provide students with analytical and econometric skills that will enable them to work professionally as economists in the public or private sector.

Master of International Trade and Development

Status, exemption and credit transfer .1 Except with special permission of the Faculty, no

Graduate Certifi cate in Education (Higher Education)

Status, exemption and credit transfer .1 Except with the special permission of the Faculty,

Graduate Certifi cate in Education (Mathematics and Technology)

To qualify for the Graduate Certificate, a candidate must satisfactorily complete the equivalent of one semester of full-time study over a period of at least one year and not more than three years of part-time study.

Graduate Certifi cate in Online Learning (Higher Education)

Academic progress

Teaching Practice

Graduate Diploma in Education

An awareness of the need to participate responsibly and critically within their discipline and their profession, as well as their local community and the wider world. An understanding of the existing school systems and the ability to explore how the next generation of schools can best be designed.

Master of Education (Mathematics and Technology) Master of Education (Science and Technology)

Articulation with other awards A candidate who has been admitted to the

Core courses
Elective Courses
Research

9 4.1.4 In order for candidates to qualify for the Master of Education (Science and Technology), the choice of content of the research thesis or projects must focus on Science and Technology.

Master of Educational Research

Status, exemption and credit transfer .1 Except for special permission of the Faculty, no

Research methodology courses
Research project

No candidate will be permitted to count towards an award any course, together with any other course, which, in the opinion of the Faculty concerned, contains a substantial amount of the same material; or no course or part of a course may be counted twice for an award. A commitment to participate responsibly and critically within their discipline and their profession, as well as their local communities and the wider world.

Master of Educational Studies

Research Methodology course (Core) EDUC 7001 Educational Inquiry
Research (Core)

An ability to write essays on education-related topics that are both clear and demonstrate a high level of understanding. An understanding of the highest standards of endeavor in teaching and student learning and the ability to take a leadership role in the educational community.

Doctor of Education

1 General

2 Academic standing

3 Duration of Candidature

5 Required program of activities at the commencement of

Professional Certificate in Applied Statistics+ Pro.Cert.App.Stats..158 Postgraduate Certificate in Biostatistics* Grad.Cert.Biostats ..263 Graduate Certificate in Business Enterprise (SME) Grad.Cert.Bus.Ent..159 Postgraduate Certificate in Computer Science Grad.Cert.Comp.Sc..160 Postgraduate Certificate in Innovation and Entrepreneurship Grad.Cert.Innov.& Entre ..161 Postgraduate Certificate in Marine Engineering Grad.Cert.Marine Eng ..163 Postgraduate Certificate in Mathematical Signal and Information Processing+ Grad .Cert.Math.Sig.Inf.Proc..165 Postgraduate Certificate in Petroleum Geology and Geophysics Grad.Cert.Petrol.G.&G..167 Postgraduate Certificate in Project Management Grad.Cert.Proj.Mgt..168 Postgraduate Certificate in Science and Technology Commercialization Grad.Cert.Sc.& Tech.Comm..170 Post Graduate Certificate in Sciences (Defence) Grad.Sert.Sc.(Def.) ..172 Post Graduate Certificate in Sciences (Defence Signal Information Processing) Grad. Cert.Sc.(Def.SIP)..174 Graduate Certificate in Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation Grad.Cert.Soc.Innov.& Entre..176 Postgraduate Certificate in Water Resources Management Grad.Cert.Waterres.Mgt ..178 Graduate Diploma in Applied Statistics+ Grad.Dip.App.Stats..180 Postgraduate Diploma in Biostatistics* Grad.Dip.Biostats ..280 Postgraduate Diploma in Computer Science Grad.Dip.Comp.Sc..182 Postgraduate Diploma in Innovation and Entrepreneurship Grad. Dip.Innov.& Entre ..184 Postgraduate Diploma in Marine Engineering Grad.Dip.Marine Eng ..186 Postgraduate Diploma in Mathematical Science Grad.Dip.Math.Sc..188 Postgraduate Diploma in Science and Technology Commercialization Grad.Dip.Sc .& Tech.Comm..190 Post Graduate Diploma in Sciences (Defence) Grad.Dip.Sc.(Def.) ..192 Post Graduate Diploma in Sciences (Defence Signal Information Processing) Grad.Dip.Sciences (Def.SIP.) . .194 Postgraduate Diploma in Water Resources Management Grad.Dip.Water Res.Mgt..196 Master of Applied Innovation and Entrepreneurship M.App.Innov.& Entre ..199 Master of Applied Innovation and Entrepreneurship (Advanced) M.App.Innov .& Entre.(Adv) ..201 Master in Applied Project Management M.App.Proj.Mgt..204 Master in Applied Project Management (Advanced) M.App.Proj.Mgt.(Adv)..206 Master in Biostatistics * M.Biostats ..297 Master of Computer Science M.Comp.Sc..209 Master of Computing and Innovation M.Comp.& Innov ..212 Master of Engineering in Aerospace Engineering M.Eng.(Aero.Eng.) . .214. Master of Engineering in Chemical Engineering M.Eng.(Chem.Eng.) ..214 Master of Engineering in Civil & Environmental Engineering M.Eng.(Civil & Env.Eng.) ..214 Master of Engineering in Civil and Structural Engineering M.Eng.( Civil & Structural.Eng.) ..214 Master of Engineering in Electrical and Electronic Engineering M.Eng.(E.& E.Eng.) ..214 Master of Engineering in Engineering Mathematics+ M.Ing.( Eng.Math.) . .214 Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering M.Eng.(Mech Eng.) ..214 Master of Engineering in Mechatronic Engineering M.Eng.(Mechatronics) ..214 Master of Engineering (Advanced) in Aerospace Engineering M.Eng.( Adv.)(Aero.Eng.) ..218 Master of Engineering (Advanced) in Chemical Engineering - Energy and Combustion.

Professional Certifi cate in Applied Statistics

Graduate Certifi cate in Business Enterprise (SME)

Status, exemption and credit transfer Except with the special permission of the Faculty,

Articulation with other awards A candidate for the Master of Innovation and

Unless the faculty gives permission, the master's degree in computer science must be completed in a minimum of one semester or a maximum of four semesters.

3 Assessment and examination

Unacceptable combinations of courses No candidate will be permitted to count towards

Graduate Certifi cate in Computer Science

Graduate Certifi cate in Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Status, exemption and credit transfer Candidates who have previously passed courses

Graduate Certifi cate in Marine Engineering

Status, exemption and credit transfer A candidate may not present for credit towards

Academic program .1 Core Courses

ENG 7048 Principles of Control Systems ..3 ELEC ENG 7049 Power Electronics Systems ..3 ELEC ENG 7054 Detection, Evaluation and Classification ..3. Students may undertake one of Applied Project Management 1 or Risk and Technology Decisions 4.2.4 Course availability is subject to this.

Graduate Certifi cate in

Mathematical Signal and Information Processing

Academic progress

Academic program

Where in the opinion of the Board of Studies special circumstances exist, the Council may, on the recommendation of the Board in each case, vary any of the provisions of the Academic Program Rules for any particular award.

Graduate Certifi cate in Petroleum Geology and Geophysics

Unacceptable combinations of courses No candidate will be permitted to count towards

Graduate Certifi cate in Project Management

The total value of these courses, together with any courses presented in 2.3 above, may not exceed 6 units.

Graduate Certifi cate in Science and Technology Commercialisation

Articulation with other awards A candidate for the Graduate Diploma, or

The content and assessment of these courses is determined in each individual case by the academic coordinator in consultation with the student's supervisor and the student. 12 After satisfactory completion of this work, the student will proceed to study as described in 4.1 above.

Graduate Certifi cate in Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation

Academic Program

Core Courses

Graduate Certifi cate in Water Resources Management

Academic program .1 Core courses

Subject to permission from the Faculty, a student may also undertake a selection of non-project courses from the Academic Program Rules for the degree Master in Computer Science.

Graduate Diploma in Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Status, exemption and credit transfer With the exception of the Graduate Certificate in

Articulation with other awards .1 A candidate who has been admitted to

3 With the permission of the faculty, electives may be chosen from any postgraduate course taught by the Entrepreneurship, Commercialization and Innovation Center (ECIC).

Graduate Diploma in Marine Engineering

Articulation with other awards .1 A candidate who has been enrolled for the

Status, exemption and credit transfer A candidate may not present for credit towards

Status, credit and exemption

Articulation with other awards .1 A candidate who has been admitted to the

Graduate Diploma in

Science and Technology Commercialisation