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Whether your aim is to reposition your career or to begin a journey of research,

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both theory and practical experience

QUT has one of the fastest growing research profiles in Australia and, with our

supporters, we have invested more than half a billion dollars in infrastructure in the

past six years Our latest development is an AUD$230 million Science and Engineering Centre on the Gardens Point campus that will integrate the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) in a world-leading model This facility will feature stimulating learning, research and recreational spaces and enable on-site collaboration with cooperative research centres (CRCs), industry and corporates, and the global research community

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Qut provides employment assistance

and free advice on career planning, and

is the only university in australia with

an international Career Counsellor who

works exclusively with international

students and employers.

• Career counselling

• Résumé and job application assistance

• Access to CareerHub containing job listings,

presentations, workshops and job-seeking help

• International Work Placement Scheme (vacation

internships in home countries)

• Access to Going Global www.goingglobal.com –

with more than 35 000 country-specific career and

employment resources

Career and employment service

Ellen Gibson International Career Counsellor

as a career advisor i help international students in their career development and the job-seeking process in australia and students’ home countries staff in our team travel to many countries to set up employment networks with major companies so that students have exciting opportunities and are supported when they return home

Hasitha Samaratunga Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Information Technology

Qut’s Career Mentor scheme gave me insight into the it industry, a better understanding of what my employment options are, and how to approach them with confidence i met with the Qut career counsellor to talk about my professional interests and was matched with

Mr nev schefe, a Program director in the Queensland government We met once a week over a semester and talked about all the different specialisations within the industry and how i can identify my strengths in a particular area one of the most important things

i gained was a clear picture of what employers are looking for i am now even more motivated in my academic work because i know what to focus on to give myself the edge in my career

Qut can help build your expertise

through work experience, internships

and our Career Mentor scheme, the

largest of all australian universities

Linking with a mentor can prepare you for your career,

increase your employment opportunities and help you

develop a professional network

Students who return home during the vacation period

can also take advantage of the International Work

Placement Scheme (IWPS) which runs throughout

the university summer vacation, from mid November

to mid February each year Gain work experience with

major international companies to get a head start

in your career

For more information visit www.careers.qut.edu.au

Real experience and mentoring

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Real research

Whether you are beginning your research

studies or continuing at a higher level,

Qut offers a supportive research

community and world-class facilities in

which to undertake your research.

strong links with a number of

international organisations and research

institutions are helping Qut to achieve

significant public, commercial and

practical benefit for the community and

its partners.

Excellence in Research for Australia

ratings

QUT performed exceptionally well in the Federal

Government’s Excellence in Research for Australia

assessment framework with more than 70 per cent of our

assessable research ranked world standard or above

top-performing research areas include:

• Communication and Media

• Creative Industries Theory, Policy and Analytics

• Crime and Justice

• Curriculum and Pedagogy

• Digital Media and Society

• Early Childhood Education

• Economics Research

• Entertainment and Cultural Studies

• Entrepreneurship and Innovation

• Environmental Health

• Environmental Monitoring

• Equity and Health

• Exercise, Nutrition and Metabolism

• Governance, Accountability and Regulation

• Innovation in the Performing and Digital Arts

• Intellectual Property: Knowledge Culture and the Environment

• Justice

• Mental Health and Wellbeing

• Musculoskeletal Disease

• Non-profit and Social Enterprise

• Organisation and Work

• Physical Chemistry

• Plant Sciences and Plant Biosecurity

• Post Compulsory Education

• Property, Environment and Commercial Law

• Sustainability and Innovation in Design

• Vision Improvement

• Wound and Tissue Restoration

Science and Engineering Centre

QUT is developing a new $230 million Science and

Engineering Centre on its Gardens Point campus which is

due for completion in late 2012 The Centre will transform

QUT’s contribution to the needs of Australia’s emerging green

workforce and lead research into climate change and global

sustainability

features of the Centre include:

• stimulating work spaces for high-impact research

• a multi-screen visualisation and simulation facility to interact

with researchers, assist teaching and connect with the

wider community

• exciting food and retail spaces

• a 50-metre swimming pool and 1000 square metre

gymnasium

Visit www.qut.edu.au/sci-eng-centre

Research partnerships

• QUT is a partner in the Australian Research Centre for

Aerospace Automation (ARCAA) at Brisbane Airport,

housing more than 35 aviation research scientists

and support staff who are developing breakthrough

technologies in collision avoidance, emergency landing

and separation management

• QUT’s Medical Engineering Research Facility (MERF) at

Brisbane’s Prince Charles Hospital is used by researchers

and surgeons to trial and hone critical surgical techniques

• QUT is partnering with three of Australia’s largest research

facilities to create the country’s largest biopharmaceutical

research institute, the $354 million Translational Research

Institute (TRI) It will allow biopharmaceuticals and

treatments to be discovered, produced and clinically

tested and manufactured in one location

• Investment from the Queensland Government’s Smart

Futures scheme supports collaborative work in biofuels,

prostate cancer, infectious diseases, and renewable

energy

Institutes and Centres

• Institute for Health and Biomedical Innovation

• Institute for Creative Industries and Innovation

• Institute for research in areas of science, technology, engineering and maths

• Australian Centre for Philanthropy and Nonprofit Studies

• National Centre for Econometric Research

• Microsoft eResearch Centre

• Centre for Accident Research and Road Safety—

Queensland (CARRS–Q)

• Australian Centre for Entrepreneurship Research

• Centre for Subtropical Design

• Centre for Learning Innovation

• International Laboratory for Air Quality and Health

• Children and Youth Research Centre

Research support and facilities

QUT’s Research Students Centre assists postgraduate researchers in all research matters

• skill development programs including online and face to face activities such as: Teaching @ University; Maximising Your Career; Project Management

• online award courses – the Graduate Certificate in Research Commercialisation and Master of Research Management and Commercialisation

• access to group studio spaces and open offices for individual learning

For more information about research visit

www.qut.edu.au/research

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Qut gardens Point campus is located

next to the Brisbane river and the

Botanic gardens in Brisbane’s central

business district

Public transport, accommodation, shopping and dining

options are all within walking distance

The Gardens Point campus is also the site of a new

$230 million Science and Engineering Centre, creating a

world-leading model for teaching and research in science,

technology, engineering and mathematics The development

also includes food and retail spaces and a swimming pool

and gym

Old Government House, recognised as one of Queensland’s

most important heritage sites, is located at Gardens Point

campus, along with a theatre and art museum Pedestrian

and cycle bridges link the campus to South Bank Parklands,

Queensland Museum, the Performing Arts Complex, State

Library of Queensland and the Gallery of Modern Art

Gardens Point campus

Facilities and services at Gardens Point include:

• library

• computer labs

• wireless internet zones

• a cafeteria and cafés

• the Student Guild bar

• law and justice

• science and technology

A free shuttle bus for QUT students and staff connects Gardens Point and Kelvin Grove campuses

the kelvin grove campus is an

award-winning urban development,

located only two kilometres north of

the Brisbane city centre.

The campus is part of the Kelvin Grove Urban Village,

which includes student apartment complexes, a

supermarket, shops and restaurants

Kelvin Grove also features the innovative Creative Industries

Precinct, the Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation

(IHBI) and the QUT International College

Kelvin Grove campus

Facilities and services include:

• library

• computer labs

• wireless internet zones

• a cafeteria, shopping and dining

• student counselling

• health services

• fitness and aquatic centre

• child care

• optometry, podiatry, and wound healing clinics

• dance, drama, music and visual arts studios and theatres

Study areas offered at Kelvin Grove are:

Qut is located in Brisbane, the capital

of Queensland Brisbane is renowned for

its relaxed, outdoor lifestyle and offers a

wide range of activities including sports,

arts and entertainment, shopping, dining

and great nightlife.

A gateway to Queensland

From Brisbane you can explore stunning national parks and

the world-famous beaches of the Gold Coast and Sunshine

Coast, which are only an hour away

In Queensland you will find many famous Australian

attractions – the Great Barrier Reef, Fraser Island, the

beaches, Indigenous culture, amusement parks, dense

tropical rainforests and the vast outback Sydney and

Melbourne are one hour and two hours away

respectively by air

Discover Brisbane and Australia

Working while studying in Australia

The current student visa entitles students to limited working hours a week during semester and full-time during vacations You should not rely on part-time work to cover your expenses while studying International Student Services can assist you with information and advice on finding part-time work Visit

• limited on-campus accommodation

Our campuses are close to major transport networks as well as business and leisure activities, and opportunities for potential part-time work Find out more about living

in Brisbane at www.student.qut.edu.au/international/accommodation-and-homestay

Cost of living

Brisbane is an affordable city but you still need to plan and

budget carefully to make sure you have enough money for

your living expenses

You will typically need approximately $18 000 a year (not including your tuition fees) to pay for accommodation, food, study materials, transport, entertainment and personal expenses

Establishment costs for your first week

Connection to telephone, electricity and

gas, internet plan

Basic furniture and homewares

Food and transport

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Ongoing weekly expenses

All prices are to be used as a guide only and are accurate as at March 2012

For more information on living costs, visit www.student.qut.edu.au/studying/student-life/life-in-brisbane/cost-of-living

For information regarding school fees for dependant children, visit www.eqi.com.au/programs/dependant-student.html

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at Qut we provide services that will

support you in every aspect of your life

as a university student.

Pre-departure briefings

QUT holds pre-departure briefings in many cities These are

a great opportunity for you and your parents to meet a

current QUT student from your home country and learn more

about living in Brisbane and studying at QUT Details of

pre-departure briefings are available before each semester starts

Visit www.student.qut.edu.au/international/getting-started

Free airport reception service

We offer a free airport reception service for new students,

making it easy to get from the airport to your accommodation

Book this online at

www.student.qut.edu.au/services-and-facilities/all-services/airport-reception

Accommodation service

QUT’s accommodation service helps you to arrange temporary accommodation before you arrive, and permanent accommodation that suits your needs Our staff can:

• help choose the best type of accommodation and location for you

• assist with renting information and forms

• put you in touch with other students looking for similar accommodation

Visit www.qut.edu.au/accommodation

Orientation

Orientation is the formal start of the academic year at QUT and it is compulsory to attend Orientation will help you find your way around campus, organise your study and meet fellow students You can also take part in the fun stuff like barbeques, concerts and competitions Find out more and plan your program online at www.qut.edu.au/orientation

Student support

Language and learning

QUT language and learning advisors can help you to improve

your English and develop your study skills, including:

You can set up an individual appointment with an advisor,

or attend one of the regular, free workshops on topics

including academic writing, communication skills and time

management Visit www.student.qut.edu.au/studying/

learning-support

Student clubs

Meet students by joining one of QUT’s student clubs

There are more than 50 to choose from, including:

• sporting – soccer, rock-climbing, sailing

• international

• political

• debating

• cultural and religious

The East West program also offers fun activities, including:

• weekend trips

• cultural celebrations

• weekly café lunches

• soccer matches

• language exchange program

• buddy schemes for academic and social support

There is a club for everyone, or you can always start

your own See www.guildonline.net

Counselling

A free, professional counselling service is available to help you deal with personal issues such as stress, relationships and financial matters They also provide advice and information about courses, careers and university procedures You can talk to us in person, on the phone, or by email

Sometimes they may offer group sessions if there are issues that many students are struggling with All sessions with us are private and confidential

Religious facilities and support

QUT provides many avenues for contact with religious groups, on and off campus

A multi-faith centre is located at Gardens Point campus and all religious groups are welcome to use the ‘Drop in room’ or Chaplaincy meeting room Muslim prayer rooms are located

at both campuses and Jummaa, or community prayers, are held each Friday at Kelvin Grove

Contacts for Bahai, Buddhist, Christian, Catholic, Jewish, Latter Day Saints and Muslim groups on campus are also available from the Chaplaincy centre

• assisting you to find suitable child care

• putting you in touch with other parents through the International Women’s Group

Security

QUT has 24-hour security on both campuses, ensuring

a safe and secure study environment This includes night security escort services to car parks and nearby public transport

For more information about any student support services, visit www.student.qut.edu.au/international

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Facilities vary on each campus and include:

• Licensed Student Guild bars

• Fitness centres and sporting facilities

libraries are open seven days a week

Each library has space designated for individual or group

study Copying and printing services are also available All

libraries have wireless laptop access

Library staff can help you to find useful resources by phone,

email, online chat and in person, through our Ask-a-librarian

service Visit www.library.qut.edu.au/help

Study areas

Whether you are

looking for a quiet

area to focus or a

dynamic space for

group work, QUT

has many different

study spaces on both campuses

• student lounges with big-screen computers

• meeting rooms with couches

• outdoor areas with tables

Most areas are freely available or can be reserved in advance

• enrolment assistance, and

• other administrative servicesThe centres have computing facilities to check timetables and personal details, and a range of University publications and guides

Health services

Health and medical services are available

on the Kelvin Grove and Gardens Point campuses A number of University clinics are also open to the public and QUT community:

• Family Therapy and Counselling Clinic

IELTS Test Centre

The QUT IELTS Test Centre is located

at the QUT International College (QUTIC) at the Kelvin Grove campus The Centre offers both General Training and Academic modules and is open to internal QUT students, as well as candidates external to the University Visit www.qut.edu.au/qutic

Online teaching and learning

As a QUT student you will have access to:

• Free email and Internet

• Extensive wireless access

• 24-hour computer labs

• Real-time library assistance

• Free iPhone app

All student online services are available through QUT Virtual,

including enrolment, class selection, exam information and

fee payment services As well as face-to-face teaching,

QUT provides electronic access to unit outlines, the library

database, interactive quizzes, lecture recordings and

podcasts

QUTube

QUT has its own YouTube Channel, QUTube It features more than 400 videos, including virtual campus tours, student testimonials, QUT News television reports and research stories Visit www.youtube.com/TheQUTube

Scan with a QR reader on your mobile phone.

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set yourself apart with global experience

and make new friends from around the

world as a study abroad or exchange

student at Qut.

Students at QUT’s partner institutions may be eligible to

come to Brisbane to study for one or two semesters on an

Exchange program Students from other universities are

welcome to study at QUT in a Study Abroad program

We have a dedicated Study Abroad and Exchange team

who can help design a program to suit your interests

and meet the requirements of your home university

The team will help you with your application and welcome

you on campus

You can select units from a wide range of QUT study

areas including business, information technology,

engineering, psychology, and performing arts There may

also be an opportunity to include research in your Study

Abroad program

QUT Study Abroad and Exchange students will receive an

official QUT award on successful completion of their Study

Abroad or Exchange program – a Study Abroad Certificate

(four subjects in one semester) or Study Abroad Diploma

(eight subjects in two semesters)

For more information visit:www.qut.edu.au/international/

study-abroad-and-exchange

Study Abroad and Exchange

Exchange as part of your QUT degree

Students taking degree programs at QUT can also undertake an exchange as part of their study program

We have more than 150 partners in 35 countries across Asia, Europe, the Americas and Africa A number of travel bursaries and scholarships are also available to assist you.For more information visit: www.student.qut.edu.au/studying/student-exchange

Magnus Larsen Norway Study Abroad student from NTNU

The island dreaming orientation camp was the best possible way to start my time with QUT

I made lots of good friends and the atmosphere at the beach was so relaxing and enjoyable

We had so much fun trying out all the activities – I especially enjoyed the kayak surfing!

John Fox Bachelor of Medical Engineering Recipient of the Prime Minister’s Australia Asia Award

During my study I have been based at the Prince Charles Hospital in Brisbane where I’ve worked in the area of artificial heart development

I believe this is one of today’s most significant areas of medical engineering research and development

This scholarship allows me to spend a semester at Hong Kong Polytechnic before working at a range of medical engineering companies where I see first-hand involvement with cutting-edge industry

a range of scholarships are available

from Qut and other organisations to

make your study more affordable

Alumni scholarship

We value our QUT alumni, so if you choose to enrol in

another tertiary degree course at QUT, you may be eligible

for a 20 per cent reduction in your first semester’s tuition fees

To apply, simply indicate on your application form that you

wish to be considered This scholarship is not available to

alumni who apply via an agent

Faculty scholarships

QUT’s faculties and centres offer a range of different

scholarships to complete postgraduate study, including the

International Postgraduate Research Award (IPRA), as well as

other living allowance scholarships and tuition fee waivers

which are awarded annually in a major scholarship round

Scholarships

Australian Government scholarships

The Australian Government provides postgraduate and coursework research scholarships to students from nominated countries under the Australia Awards program:

• Australian Development Scholarships (ADS)

• Australian Leadership Awards (ALA)

• Endeavour Scholarships

• Prime Ministers Pacific Asia Awards (PMPA)

The Awards are comprised of two streams: an achievement stream that targets the best and brightest students, researchers and professionals to come to Australia and for Australians to do the same offshore; and a development stream that builds capacity in developing countries

For more information visit www.australiaawards.gov.au

China Scholarship Council Award

QUT and the China Scholarship Council (CSC) jointly award postgraduate scholarships to high-achieving Chinese students who intend to undertake a postgraduate research degree at QUT.See www.qut.edu.au/research

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QUT International College

MAjed ALASLAni Saudi Arabia

General english and eAP Plus graduate

Master of Mathematical Science

One of the reasons I chose to study at QUT was because of the University’s central location The excellent services and facilities of the International College including the 24-hour computer labs, the dedicated welfare and the language and learning advisors helped me achieve great results in my Master of Mathematical Science The staff and lecturers at QUT provided a supportive study environment and the University’s Muslim prayer facilities helped me to adjust to life in Brisbane

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Why choose QUT

International College?

QUT International College (QUTIC) is

an integral part of the University and

offers English language and academic

pathway programs

The College provides a supportive

introduction to life on campus, helping

you settle in to university and meet

new people It is located on the QUT

Kelvin Grove campus, two kilometres

from the Brisbane city centre

International College students can

access facilities across all QUT

campuses including bookshops,

libraries, computer rooms, sporting

fields, gymnasiums, swimming pools

and health and medical services If you

are preparing for degree study, you

will have the opportunity to visit the

relevant QUT faculty, and will also use

the same online systems for study as

in the degree program

Class environment

The College offers small class sizes for greater interaction with our staff, in a friendly environment Our teaching and administrative staff are highly qualified and have extensive experience in teaching and assisting international students

Our excellent programs, facilities and support services contribute to the high rate of our students progressing to their preferred QUT degrees

Language, learning and counselling support

Students in our university entry programs have access to Language and Learning Advisors through individual and group sessions, to help improve their language and academic skills The College Welfare Advisors also provide counselling support to all students

Facilities

• Six computer labs (two open 24 hours a day)

• Language laboratory

• Independent Learning Centre

• Multimedia enabled lecture theatres

• Dining room and common lounge

Orientation

We offer all International College students an orientation to both the College and the University Staff can assist with everything from course enrolment to adjustment to life and study in Brisbane

QUT IELTS Test Centre

The QUT IELTS Test Centre provides the opportunity for current QUT students as well as students external

to the University, to sit an IELTS test

on campus Located at the College, the Test Centre offers both General Training and Academic modules

Further information is available at

www.qut.edu.au/qutic/ielts

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Course information

General English (ELICOS)

Courses (QC20)

CRICOS code: 060277K

Campus: Kelvin Grove

Fee: $1,875 (per five weeks)

Dates of entry: Approximately every five weeks

Duration: Five weeks full-time, 25 hours

per week

The course code for General English

is determined by the number of weeks

studied Students must study a

minimum of five weeks

Course code number of weeks

This course will develop your core skills

of reading, writing, speaking and listening

and increase fluency and accuracy It

is suitable for all levels of English and

will prepare you to take further QUTIC

language programs including English for

Academic Purposes (EAP) and EAP Plus

This course does not have any specific

academic or English language entry

requirements

Program structure:

• Integrated skills of speaking, listening,

reading and writing

• Grammar in context

• Vocabulary development

• Independent Learning Centre program

• Computing skills development

• Regular tests and individual counselling

• Language laboratory

• Field trips

• Cultural studies

• Social and recreational activities

English for Academic Purposes

(EAP) (QC10)

CRICOS code: 011424G

Campus: Kelvin Grove

Fee: $4,500

Months of entry: February, June and October

Duration: 12 weeks full-time, 25 hours

per week

Description:

EAP aims to improve your English language proficiency to meet the language entry requirements for QUT postgraduate programs Successful completion of EAP with the required score as well as meeting all other entry requirements allows you to progress to your chosen QUT postgraduate program (that has an IELTS entry requirement of

up to 6.5)

This course does not have any specific academic entry requirements

English language entry requirements:

Successful completion of the EAP entry test with the required score; or an IELTS 5.5 with reading and writing sub-scores

of at least 5.5 and no other sub-scores below 5.0, or approved equivalent (for students preparing for a degree program with an IELTS entry of up to 6.5)

Program structure:

• Academic reading and note-making

• Academic writing

• Listening and note-taking from lectures

• Speaking in academic settings

• Seminars and presentations

• Academic study skills

• Computer word processing

• Internet research skills

• Library researchFor EAP entry test information see

www.qut.edu.au/qutic

EAP Plus (QC24)CRICOS code: 064814K Campus: Kelvin Grove Fee: $9,000 Dates of entry: March, July, November Duration: 24 weeks full-time, 25 hours per week

During the first 12 weeks, students will have more in-depth academic English instruction The second 12 weeks further develops students’ independent study skills

This course does not have any specific academic entry requirements

English language entry requirements:

Successful completion of the EAP entry test with the required score; or an IELTS score of at least 5.0 (with reading

and writing sub-scores of at least 5.0);

or approved equivalent (for students preparing for a degree program with an IELTS entry of up to 6.5)

Program structure:

• Academic reading and note-making

• Academic writing

• Listening and note-taking from lectures

• Speaking in academic settings

• Seminars and presentations

• Academic study skills

• Computer word processing

• Internet research skills

• Library researchFor EAP entry test information see

www.qut.edu.au/qutic

IELTS Advanced (QC15)CRICOS code: 073922J Campus: Kelvin Grove Fee: $5,625 (includes one IELTS test) Semester of Entry: February, June, October Duration: 15 weeks full-time, 25 hours per week

Description:

This program is designed to prepare candidates who have already achieved IELTS 6.5 (with no sub-scores less than 6.0) or approved equivalent, for the IELTS Test, Academic Module

It is offered to those seeking to achieve

a score of IELTS 7.0 or higher This is a test preparation program and students must take an official IELTS test and achieve the required score to enter their chosen program

IELTS Advanced may be packaged with QUT degree programs that do not have quota restrictions

Academic entry requirements:

No specific requirements

English language entry requirements

IELTS score of at least 6.5 (with no sub-scores less than 6.0) or successful completion of the QUT International College EAP Direct Entry program or EAP Plus program with a score of 65% or higher; or approved equivalent

• Seminars and presentations

• Academic study skills

• Computing and internet skills and library research

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Cambridge First Certificate

in English Preparation course

(QC25)

CRICOS code: 053950D

Campus: Kelvin Grove

Fee: $4,500

Months of entry: March and September

Duration: 12 weeks full-time, 25 hours per week

Description:

This course will prepare you to take the

Cambridge First Certificate in English

examination

This course does not have any specific

academic entry requirements

English language entry requirements:

IELTS 5.0 or approved equivalent, or

successful completion of Intermediate

level in the QUT International College

General English program Students must

also successfully complete the QUT

International College placement test

• Examination skills and strategies

University Certificate in Tertiary

Preparation (QC05)

CRICOS code: 065044F

Campus: Kelvin Grove

Fee: $7,873 per semester

Semester of entry: February, July and October

Duration: One semester full-time

Description

The University Certificate in Tertiary

Preparation provides a pathway into a

range of QUT postgraduate programs that

have an IELTS entry requirement of up to

6.5 You will study two Communication

units, one Computing unit, and one

(stream A) or two (stream B) faculty units

Successful completion of the faculty units

will count as credit towards your chosen

QUT degree program

English language entry requirements:

Stream A: IELTS 6.0 with sub-scores

of at least 5.0, or approved equivalent,

or successful completion of the QUT

International College English for Academic

Purposes (EAP) or EAP Plus program

with the required score Stream B: IELTS

6.5 or approved equivalent, or successful

completion of the QUT International

College EAP or EAP Plus program with

the required score

• One or two faculty units

* Students commencing in summer semester (October entry), should note that the range

of faculty units available are very limited Not all disciplines offer summer units Therefore students will be required to study academic units from the range of disciplines available in order to complete the degree in the minimum time.

# Students who wish to gain entry into QUT degree programs that require an IELTS 7.0

or higher will be required to provide an IELTS result (or equivalent) at this level.

Postgraduate Business Pathway

CRICOS code: As per chosen QUT postgraduate Business program Campus: Kelvin Grove and Gardens Point Fee: As per chosen QUT postgraduate Business program

Semester of entry: February and July Duration: One semester full-time

Description

This is a pathway to a range of QUT Business postgraduate programs for students who do not meet the English language entry requirements You will undertake units from the Masters program concurrently with Communication studies

at QUTIC

Students must successfully complete Communication 1 and 2 before progressing to the next stage of their Masters program Successful completion

of the two communication units will count as electives within the following Masters courses:

Master of Business (Applied Finance)Master of Business (Integrated Marketing Communication)Master of Business (International Business)

Master of Business (Marketing)Master of Business (Public Relations)Master of Business (Strategic Advertising)

Academic entry requirements:

Students must meet the academic entry requirements of their chosen QUT postgraduate Business program

English language entry requirements:

IELTS 6.0 with sub-scores of at least 5.0,

or approved equivalent, or successful completion of QUT International College English for Academic Purposes (EAP)

or EAP Plus program with the required score

Program structure:

Semester 1

• Communication 1

• Communication 2PLUS

• two postgraduate Business unitsPostgraduate Information Technology PathwayCRICOS code: As per chosen QUT postgraduate Information Technology program Campus: Kelvin Grove and Gardens Point Fee: As per chosen QUT postgraduate Information Technology program Semester of entry: February and July Duration: One semester full-time Some majors within the Master of IT programs commence in February only Students should ensure that they are able to complete their chosen major within the minimum duration of the Masters program.

Description

This program provides a pathway to a range of QUT Information Technology (IT) postgraduate programs for students who

do not meet the English language entry requirements You will undertake units from the Masters program concurrently with Communication studies at QUTIC

Students must successfully complete Communication 1 and 2 before progressing to the next stage of their Masters program Successful completion

of the two communication units will count as electives within the following Masters courses:

Master of Information TechnologyMaster of Information Technology (Advanced)

Master of Business Process Management

Academic entry requirements:

Students must meet the academic entry requirements of their chosen QUT postgraduate Information Technology program

English language entry requirements:

IELTS 6.0 with sub-scores of at least 5.0,

or approved equivalent, or successful completion of QUT International College English for Academic Purposes (EAP) or EAP Plus program with the required score

Program structure:

Semester 1

• Communication 1

• Communication 2PLUS

• two units from a relevant postgraduate Information Technology program

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HANNE AASEN Norway

Master of Business Advanced graduate

Studying an Advanced Masters Degree allowed me to specialise solely in my key interest, marketing The subjects were both creative and practical, and really opened my eyes to new ways of thinking The skills I developed helped me land a job as a Brand Manager at the largest consumer goods company in Norway Every day I use the knowledge I acquired at QUT to construct marketing strategies and plans for my brands The help and follow up from my professors was beyond what I could have expected, and far better than other universities

I have attended Being innovative is a big part of marketing, and the real cases we studied helped me to develop analytical and creative skills that will keep me ahead in the competitive marketing industry

Qut Business 2013

Why choose Business at

QUT?

• Our triple international accreditation,

held by less than one per cent

of business schools worldwide

provides real evidence that our

programs are comparable with the

best in the world

• Our global reputation is built on a

commitment to internationalisation,

and the practical opportunities

available during and after your

study mean your degree will be

recognised worldwide

• We partner with over 60 of the

best universities around the world

providing opportunities to undertake

student exchange programs,

participate in business case

competitions or do an international

double degree

• You can gain professional

recognition by choosing appropriate

units within your coursework majors

Research strengths

Join a community of internationally recognised business researchers who will help you develop your skills and set you on a path to your research career

• QUT was awarded above world standard ratings in the areas of Business and Management, and Applied Economics in the 2010 Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) initiatives

• 88 per cent of QUT Business School publications are in international journals

Find out more about our research at

www.qut.edu.au/research

Study Areas

AccountingApplied financeMarketingIntegrated Marketing Communication (IMC)

Strategic AdvertisingPublic RelationsInternational BusinessHuman Resource ManagementPhilanthropy and Nonprofit Studies

Enhancing your student experience

• Student clubs and groups provide opportunities for you to socialise, network and participate in activities with fellow students

• Language Learning Advisors and Student Learning Advisors provide advice and support to help you succeed in your study

• Join the award-winning Business Advantage Program and enrich your studies by participating in a series

of free professional development modules

• Receive personalised assistance with admission, enrolment and administrative enquiries through our dedicated International Office

Recognition of prior studies

If you have studied at a tertiary level, you may receive exemption for up to one semester of study in a coursework masters program, based on your undergraduate degree You may also apply for advanced standing based on other postgraduate qualifications

If eligible, advanced standing may shorten the length of your studies

at QUT

www.qut.edu.au/business

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Course information

Master of Business Administration (MBA) Master of Business (MBus)

Course focus • Develop breadth of knowledge across a

range of business fields

• Develop depth of knowledge in one of 10 study areas

You: • are seeking broad-based knowledge of

business together with management skills

• are a working professional wanting to advance your management skills

• are working at a level where you need to make complex managerial decisions including strategic financial and resourcing decisions

• have at least three years full-time professional

or management experience

• want to gain specialist knowledge and skills in your chosen business discipline to progress faster in your career

• want to gain expert experience so you can lead within a particular field

• want to change careers and/or gain professional recognition in your chosen area

• may have recently completed your undergraduate degree and would like to further develop your Business studies

• Have a GMAT score of at least 550

• Have a minimum three years full-time equivalent relevant managerial or professional work experience post-degree

• Provide two referee reports

• Exceptional career accomplishments may be considered in place of a degree – in this instance you will be admitted into the Graduate Certificate in Business Administration, then go on to the MBA program subject to achieving a GPA of 4.5 or greater

• Applicants for the Accounting major (undertaken in the MBA/Master of Business double degree) must have an appropriate degree in accountancy

• Applicants for the Accounting major must have an appropriate degree in accountancy

• The Professional Accounting major requires an undergraduate degree in a different discipline area

Bachelor of Business (Honours)

Graduate Diploma in Business

• Students would normally apply for admission

to the BBus (Honours) at the end of the final year of the degree, or within 18 months of completing the pass degree

• This program offers a pathway to a PhD

• The graduate diploma in Business (research) is for students who have completed their pass degree more than 18 months prior to admission

Applicants are required to have contact with a supervisor and find a topic prior to submitting

a formal application

Master of Business (Research) • Demonstrate proficiency in the English language

• Hold a Bachelor of Business from a recognised university with a major in the area of intended honours level study or a qualification deemed equivalent

• Have achieved a grade point average (GPA) of 5.5 or better on a 7-point scale in the three years

of undergraduate study, or other qualifications and experience which is considered by the Executive Dean to qualify for admission

In addition to assessing qualifications, the QUT Business School must also be satisfied that adequate supervision and resources are available to support the applicant’s proposed research and that the project is aligned with the School’s research effort

Doctor of Philosophy • Demonstrate proficiency in the English language

• Hold a Bachelor degree with at least 2A Honours (or equivalent) or a masters degree by research or a masters degree by coursework that includes substantial research

In addition to assessing qualifications, the QUT Business School must also be satisfied that adequate supervision and resources are available to support the applicant’s proposed research and that the project is aligned with

Which program is right for me?

Our postgraduate programs are designed to improve your professional knowledge in your chosen area and help you take the next step in your career You can study a Master of Business even if you have not studied business before

Program entry requirements

Qut Business 2013

Master of Business

Administration (GS75)

CRICOS code: 045502F

Indicative fee: $18,700 per semester

Campus: Gardens Point

Semester of entry: March

Duration: 3 semesters full-time

Description:

This program will teach you to transform

your thinking and challenge ideas to

effectively manage situations in a complex

business world

• Critically analyse and develop solutions

for real-world scenarios

• Learn how to apply concepts and

management techniques that will be

useful in becoming an effective leader

and manager

MBA program structure:

The QUT MBA has an extensive

foundation curriculum of 16 core units,

supported by a choice of elective

specialisations, so you will cover a wider

variety of course content

Subjects include:

• Leadership

• Entrepreneurship and Innovation

• Strategy

You will receive a customised study plan

to suit your individual career and learning

goals Each MBA unit is delivered in

seven-week modules (six weeks teaching

with final assessment in week seven)

Master of Business (BS16)

CRICOS code: 059599K

Indicative fee: $12,300 per semester

Campus: Gardens Point

Semester of entry: February and July

Duration: 3 semesters full-time

Pathway: Available for the following majors:

Applied Finance, Integrated Marketing

Communication, International Business,

Marketing, Public Relations, and Strategic

Advertising

Description:

This course will teach you specialist

knowledge in the business discipline

of your choice and extend your critical

understanding which can boost your

international business career Build on

knowledge from previous studies or

change career direction into a range of

business professions, even if you have not

studied business before

The Master of Business programs are

available in 10 different disciplinary fields:

• Accounting

• Applied Finance

• Human Resource Management

• Integrated Marketing Communication

The remaining component (eight units)

of the major enables the development of detailed discipline knowledge and can be completed in two semesters of study

Master of Business (Advanced) (BS17)

CRICOS code: 059600M Indicative fee: $12,300 per semester Campus: Gardens Point

Semester of entry: February and July Duration: 4 semesters full-time Pathway: Available for the following majors:

Applied Finance, Integrated Marketing Communication, International Business, Marketing, Public Relations, and Strategic Advertising

Description:

The Master of Business (Advanced) gives you the opportunity to extend your studies, including options of:

• a research dissertation which may provide a pathway to doctoral-level studies

• further coursework studies in your chosen major, or

• study in another business discipline

BUSInESS MAjOrS:

Accounting

This course will extend your real-world accountancy knowledge and prepare you for a range of roles such as those in the emerging areas of wealth management and financial forensics, business intelligence and investigation, and business analysis

• Study contemporary business issues, such as the impact of international differences in accounting policies and practices

• This program is ideal if you have an accountancy degree and want to extend your knowledge and skills to advance your career

Careers:

• Account executive business analyst

• Certified practising accountant/chartered accountant

• Chief financial officer

• Financial planner and wealth management consultant

• Forensic accountant

Professional recognition:

Certain units may assist with preparation for professional programs offered by CPA Australia, the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia (ICAA), Institute

of Public Accountants (IPA) and the Chartered Financial Analysts program (CFA) as part of their respective membership requirements

Professional accounting

A major in professional accounting provides you with a formal accounting qualification and is specifically designed for graduates from non accounting disciplines This course will develop your core competency in accounting and business practices while refining your problem-solving skills, and analytical thinking

Accountancy is a platform for a career that will provide the opportunity to work in a range of areas worldwide including banks, charitable organisations, media or your own business

in Australia (ICAA), Institute of Public Accountants (IPA) and enrolment in their respective professional programs

Graduates are also eligible for exemptions

in the qualifying program for membership

of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA)

Applied Finance

This program provides a pathway into areas of finance if you wish to change career direction or to extend your existing knowledge You will be introduced to areas including managerial finance, economics concepts, corporate finance, security analysis, portfolio management, and trading and risk management

• Access a fully equipped Securities Dealing Room on campus, the first of its kind in Queensland

• Use the Bloomberg network to access financial data of the world’s financial institutions, and apply the theory you learn to conduct real-world financial analysis

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Graduates will meet the academic

component of requirements for Senior

Associate membership of the Financial

Services Institute of Australasia, and

are entitled to full ASIC RG146 Tier 1

accreditation to provide financial product

advice in Australia You may also meet the

academic component of the requirements

for the professional level membership of

the Finance and Treasury Association

Limited – Certified Finance and Treasury

Professional, depending on prior study

and electives chosen

Marketing

This major focuses on the key marketing

management knowledge and skills that

you will need to move into more strategic

marketing roles or commence your

marketing career

• Study relevant cases and contemporary

issues in international marketing

and branding important for strategic

marketers in all types of organisations

• Develop planning and research skills

to implement and monitor marketing

strategies, tactics and plans designed to

achieve specific business goals

Careers:

• Consumer behaviour analyst

• Marketing and brand manager

• Market research manager

Professional recognition

You will meet the requirements for

membership of the Australian Marketing

Institute (AMI), the Market Research

Society of Australia (MRSA), the Australian

Institute of Management (AIM) and the

American Marketing Association (AMA)

This course is accredited with the

Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) in

the United Kingdom

Integrated Marketing

Communication (IMC)

The IMC program strategically integrates

the functions of public relations,

advertising, sales promotion, direct

marketing and personal selling

• Learn how to enhance brand equity

through maximising the impact of

marketing strategies and promotional

communication with target audiences

• Develop relevant skills and knowledge

to plan, research and implement IMC

programs for real business outcomes

Strategic Advertising

Explore all parts of the global advertising function from understanding consumer behaviour through to developing creative and media strategies for advertising campaigns and managing advertising for

an organisation

• Combine research and strategy to develop extraordinary concepts that attract your target audience

• Develop new knowledge and skills to advance or commence your career in advertising

Public relations

This program covers the breadth

of contemporary public relations practice, showing why and how it operates in specialised areas such as community engagement, employee relations, marketing public relations, investor relations and issues and crisis management

• Explore problems and opportunities

in engaging and communicating with multiple stakeholders and how mass media and social media influence practice

• Learn how to plan, manage and evaluate public relations campaigns that deliver value for all types of organisations

Careers:

• Communications advisor

• Community relations officer

• Corporate relations executive

• Media and communications officer

International Business

With this course you will develop business knowledge and skills to help all types of companies compete successfully in the international marketplace

• Learn planning, decision-making and strategic management skills to guide organisations through the complexity of the international business environment

• Explore how regulations, government policy, economic conditions and the diversity of cultures and consumer needs and preferences impact how companies do business across borders

Careers:

• Business analyst

• International business specialist

• International markets professional

Professional recognition:

You may be eligible for membership of the Australian Institute of Export (AIE), the Logistics Association of Australia and the Chartered Institute of Purchasing depending on the units chosen

Human resource Management

The Human Resource Management program provides participants with the personal and professional knowledge and capabilities they need to strategically and operationally manage contemporary workforces

• Opportunity to investigate various contemporary workforce challenges including the influence of new technologies, changing economic conditions, increasing workforce diversity, employee engagement and work-life balance, challenges which are contributing to important shifts in the nature of work and management in contemporary organisations

• Complete a capstone project that allows consolidation of learning through application to your own workplace or other organisations

Careers:

• Corporate services manager

• Human resource development specialists

• Human resources manager

• Management and executive coaching

• Organisational change and development specialist

Qut Business 2013

Professional recognition:

This course is accredited with the

Australian Human Resources Institute

(AHRI)

Philanthropy and nonprofit

Studies

This course covers marketing, fundraising,

social innovation, management,

governance, financial decision making and

accounting, all from the point of view of the

philanthropic and nonprofit sector

• Develop critical skills, such as

problem solving, creative thinking,

negotiation, ethical practices, teamwork,

leadership, networking and information

management

Study ethics, fundraising development principles, legal issues and social innovation for the nonprofit sector

CRICOS code: 069779A Indicative fee: $15,500 per semester Campus: Gardens Point

Semester of entry: February and July Duration: 4 semesters full-time

Description:

This double degree will provide you with a higher level of strategic thinking and leadership skills preparing you for continued career advancement

• Acquire specific knowledge and applied skills in a specialist business discipline of your choice

• Combine this with the general management knowledge and skills

of an MBA to develop your abilities relating to the full breadth of a business organisation operating in a complex world

MASTER OF BUSINESS ExAMPLE COURSE UNITS

ACCOUNTING

• Financial forensics and business intelligence

• Financial analysis and business valuation

• Forensic accounting and investigation

• Governance issues in accounting

• International accounting

• International capital markets law and regulation

• Superannuation and wealth management

APPLIED FINANCE

• Advanced capital budgeting

• Corporate and commercial lending

• Economic and financial modelling

• Financial risk management

• Financial planning and strategies

• International finance

• Treasury and portfolio managementHUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT

• Consulting and change management

• Contemporary issues in human resource management

• Leadership and executive coaching

• Managing high performance organisations

• Marketing and survey research

• Public relations management

• International business and law

• International logistics management

• Managerial economics

• Marketing internationally

• Negotiating across borders

MARKETING

• Contemporary issues in marketing

• Integrated marketing communication

• Marketing internationally

• Market and survey research

• Product and service innovation

• Contemporary issues in philanthropy

• Fundraising development principles

• Management governance and ethics for philanthropic and nonprofit

organisations

• Social innovation

PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING

• Audit and assurance

• Business and corporations law

• Cost and management accounting

• Electronic commerce cycles

• Economics and data analysis

• Financial accounting

• Managerial finance

• Taxation law and practicePUBLIC RELATIONS

• Community consultation and engagement

• Corporate and investor relations

• Corporate media strategy and tactics

• Issues and crisis management

• Marketing and survey research

• Public relations management

• Public relations campaigns

• Marketing and survey research

• Strategies for creative advertising

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Program structure:

You will undertake specified coursework

units from each of the Master of Business

and MBA programs You may select one of

the study areas for the Master of Business

component:

• Accounting

• Applied Finance

• Human Resource Management

• Integrated Marketing Communication

Various professional recognition and

membership opportunities exist, depending

on your chosen major To find out more visit

www.qut.edu.au/business/courses

Master of Business/Master of

Business (BS18)

CRICOS code: 069780G

Indicative fee: $12,300 per semester

Campus: Gardens Point

Semester of entry: February and July

Duration: 4 semesters full-time

Description:

This double degree program provides you

with the opportunity to qualify as a specialist

in two areas of business and earn two

masters degrees in just two years This

course is available to students with prior

relevant studies

Program structure:

You can choose from a range of set

double majors, with combinations taken

from QUT Business School study areas

For a full list of the combinations, visit:

www.qut.edu.au/business/courses

Professional recognition:

Majors in the Master of Business/Master

of Business program provide professional

recognition and membership opportunities

for many professional bodies To find out

more visit www.qut.edu.au/business/

courses

InTErnATIOnAL DOUBLE

MASTErS

Graduate with two masters degrees from

triple internationally accredited institutions in

the same time it would normally take you to

get one

Using exchange study, you complete part

of your degree at one of two leading

institutions in Europe – EDHEC Business

School in France and Maastricht University

School of Business and Economics in the

Netherlands

Through cross-crediting of your course

content, you are able to obtain the full

degrees from both institutions

Duration: 4 semesters*

Structure: 2 semesters at QUT

2 semesters* at EDHEC studying one of the following majors:

• Marketing Management

• Entrepreneurship

• Arts, NGOs and Philanthropy

• Strategy and Organization Consultancy

• Legal and Taxation

be awarded the QUT Master of Business.

Duration: 3 semesters +

Structure: 2 semesters of study at QUT +

1 semester of study at Maastrich University

Eligibility:

Available to Master of Business students studying Marketing or Integrated Marketing Communication

Want more information?

These programs require a special application process in addition to the normal QUT application For further information on entry requirements, course structures, and application process, contact the QUT Business School International Office at

international_enq.bus@qut.edu.au MOrE POSTGrADUATE COUrSEWOrK OPTIOnS Graduate Diploma in Business (Professional Accounting) (BS79)

CRICOS code: 069962B Indicative fee: $12,300 per semester Campus: Gardens Point

Semester of entry: February and July Duration: 2 semesters full-time

Description:

This program, designed for graduates from non accounting disciplines, will provide you with a foundation in accounting studies and ensure you meet the core

curriculum component of the academic requirements for membership of CPA Australia or the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia (ICAA)

• Accounting is central to every business activity and combining an accounting qualification with an existing degree in another discipline opens up a broad spectrum of career opportunities in Australia and internationally

• Opportunity to progress to the Master of Business (Professional Accounting)

Program structure:

Students complete six core units (72 credit points), plus a further two elective units (24 credit points) from a prescribed list

Careers:

• Business analyst

• Certified practicing accountant/chartered accountant

• Chief financial officer

• Financial project manager

• Wealth management consultant

Professional recognition:

Professional recognition by the industry bodies, CPA Australia and Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia (ICAA),

is considered essential for many careers in accounting Upon successful completion

of this course, you will have acquired core knowledge which will allow you to enter the professional programs of CPA Australia and ICAA Graduates are eligible for exemptions in the qualifying program for membership of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA)

Graduate Certificate in Business (BS39)

CRICOS code: 031769E Indicative fee: $12,300 per semester Campus: Gardens Point

Semester of entry: February and July Duration: 1 semester full-time

Description:

The Graduate Certificate in Business is

a re-introduction to tertiary learning and

an opportunity to update your skills or,

as one-third of the Master of Business program, a pathway to higher level study You may choose to study in of the following majors:

• Accounting

• Applied Finance

• Human Resource Management

• Integrated Marketing Communication

B U S I N E S S S C H O O L

School of Business and Economics

Qut Business 2013

Program structure:

You will undertake four units (48 credit

points) in your chosen discipline

Professional recognition:

The Graduate Certificate in Business

program provides professional recognition

and membership opportunities for many

professional bodies To find out more visit

Indicative fee: $12,300 per semester

Campus: Gardens Point

Semester of entry: February and July

(July entry subject to unit availability)

Duration: 1 year full-time

Description:

The Bachelor of Business (Honours)

provides high-achieving undergraduate

students with analytical and theoretical

skills that will differentiate you in the

workforce

• Work with a supervisor to integrate what

you’ve learnt in your degree to complete

a thesis in your field of study

• This course demonstrates your ability

to work independently, undertaking

rigorous independent research

Program structure:

In your first semester you will complete

four coursework units which may involve

advanced discipline studies or research

methods designed to prepare you for

your research dissertation In your second

semester, you will undertake a dissertation

under academic supervision Program

structure will vary dependent on the

specific discipline you choose to follow

Visit www.qut.edu.au/business/courses

for more information

The Honours program can be undertaken

in many areas, including:

Semester of entry: February and July (July entry subject to unit availability)

Duration: 1 year full-time

in research methods designed to get you started in your research dissertation In your second semester, you will undertake

a dissertation under the supervision of an academic advisor

Program structure will vary dependent

on the specific discipline you choose to follow

The Graduate Diploma program can be undertaken in many areas, including:

Master of Business (research) (BS92)

CRICOS code: 054092M Indicative fee: $13,100 per semester Campus: Gardens Point

Semester of entry: At any time Duration: 3 semesters full-time

Description:

The Master of Business (Research) will train you in research methodology techniques and critical evaluation appropriate to your field of study, under academic supervision

• Conduct independent research and undertake advanced coursework that will integrate theoretical and practical Issues

• Pursue advanced studies that may provide an entry into a PhD program

Program structure:

The Master of Business (Research) typically involves one semester (six months) of coursework in research skill development followed by a 12-month research program which culminates in a thesis of approximately 50,000 words

Program structure will vary dependent

on previous studies and selected specialisations

Doctor of Philosophy (Business) (IF49)

CRICOS code: 006367J Indicative fee: $13,700 per semester Campus: Gardens Point

Semester of entry: At any time Duration: 3 years full-time

Description:

The Doctor of Philosophy (Business) will challenge you to demonstrate a broad academic learning in your chosen field

You will be expected to make an original and substantial contribution to knowledge

in the field

Program structure:

You will be assessed based on a program

of supervised research and investigation that culminates in the production of your thesis The PhD program normally includes assessed coursework that will support and assist you through your research in preparation of your thesis of approximately 100,000 words To further advance you through this course, you will have regular meetings with your supervisory teams and participate in University scholarly activities such as research seminars, teaching, and publication

Creative Industries

EWA HAMERLINKSA Poland

Master of Creative Industries (Animation) graduate

The Master of Creative Industries gave me the flexibility to design my study around the specific areas of animation that were of most interest to me I gained significant technical skills as well as how to apply entrepreneurial principles in the context of creative industries I had the opportunity to work with professional artists, musicians, creative writers and designers, which was great professional networking for my future goal of becoming an animator or creative director in multimedia and film

Qut Creative industries 2013

Why choose Creative

Industries at QUT?

QUT’s Creative Industries Faculty

is pioneering international research

initiatives in creative industries policy,

applied creative industries research,

digital media design, and the creative

and performing arts

QUT Creative Industries is recognised

as a leader in practice-led research,

which is research initiated in creative

practice and then pursued through the

production of creative work

The 2010 Excellence in Research for

Australia initiative results rated our

research in language, communication

and culture as Australia’s best and well

above world standard

Industry connections

Research within the Faculty is

enhanced through association with

leading federally funded and

industry-supported research centres:

• Australian Research Council Centre

of Excellence for Creative Industries

and Innovation (CCI)

• Institute for Creative Industries and

Innovation (iCi)

Research themes

• Fundamental research and methodological advances in creative industries and innovation

• New modes of engagement and creative practices

• New tools, technologies and performance interfaces

• New models of creative enterprise and management

Study areas

AnimationArchitectureCreative AdvertisingCreative Production & Arts Management

Creative WritingDanceInteractive and Visual DesignInterdisciplinary (allowing a variety of study options)

JournalismMusic and SoundProfessional CommunicationUrban Design

to creative experimentation and commercial development

• Design fabrication labs for designing models and prototypes

• Tools and technologies including power tools, foam cutters and 3D solid model printers

• Interactive exhibition spaces for multimedia displays

• Wired black box performance space for live experimental work

• Specialist design studios for design, drawing, drafting, fashion and textile design

• Film and television studios and production facilities

post-• Professional music recording studios

industries

www.qut.edu.au/creative-31

Campus: Kelvin Grove and Gardens Point

Semester of entry: February and July

Duration: 1 semester full-time

Master of Advertising (Creative

Advertising) (IX96)

CRICOS code: 048322G

Indicative fee: $11,700 per semester

Campus: Kelvin Grove and Gardens Point

Semester of entry: February and July

Duration: 1.5 years (3 semesters) full-time

Description:

This creative advertising program provides

the practical skills required to develop and

execute your own innovative advertising

ideas You will learn to create original

campaigns for real products in a wide

range of media, building a complete and

professional portfolio

Careers:

• Advertising professionals

• Art project managers

• Media industry specialists

Entry requirements:

Academic

Any bachelor degree or equivalent with

a minimum grade point average of 5

(on a 7-point scale) Applicants without

the requisite entry requirements may be

considered for special entry

English

IELTS 6.5 (no subscore below 6.0) If

you do not meet the minimum English

requirements, you may be offered a

pathway program through the QUT

International College (QUTIC) to gain entry

into this degree

Advanced standing:

If your undergraduate degree is in a related

study area to the masters program, you

can apply for advanced standing as it may

be possible to complete the masters in

just one year full-time

Program structure (graduate

certificate):

• Advertising management

• Contemporary issues in advertising

• Advertising creative: introduction

• Visual communication OR advertising

creative: copywriting and art direction

Program structure (masters):

• Advertising management

• Advertising creative: introduction

• Visual communication OR media writing

• List B unit option

• Contemporary issues in advertising

• Project design in the creative industries

• Advertising creative: copywriting and art direction

• Advertising creative: trends in new media

• Innovation in the creative industries:

major project

Graduate Certificate in Creative Industries (KK86)

CRICOS code: 064899M Indicative fee: $12,100 per semester Campus: Kelvin Grove

Semester of entry: February and July Duration: 1 semester full-time

Master of Creative Industries (MCI) (KK88)

CRICOS code: 064900A Indicative fee: $11,800 per semester Campus: Kelvin Grove

Semester of entry: February and July Duration: 1.5 years (3 semesters) full-time

Description:

In the Master of Creative Industries you will learn new skills and techniques required for an entrepreneurial approach to the industry and better understand creativity in

a contemporary society

• Learn about the concepts that mark the shift from the traditional arts to the creative industries, the nature of innovation in the creative economy, the capacities of the digital platform, interdisciplinary, creative entrepreneurship and the commanding position of creativity in contemporary society and culture

• Develop your creative leadership skills, through creative practices or as a strategic thinker

The Graduate Certificate in Creative Industries requires completion of four discipline-specific units

Careers:

• Creative industries manager

• Creative project manager

• Entrepreneurship in the creative economy

• 20:20 vision: imagining the creative future

• Project design in the creative industries

• Advanced study unitYou can select one of the following study areas:

on the following pages

Major project:

Your MCI will finish with a major project, providing the opportunity to tailor your qualifications to your desired creative career You will be expected to plan, implement and evaluate your project, which may consist of creative practice, an entrepreneurial business plan, research project, internship or management of project for a creative or community-based organisation

Entry requirements:

AcademicAny bachelor degree with a minimum grade point average of 5 (on a 7-point scale) Applicants without the requisite entry requirements may be considered for special entry

EnglishIELTS 6.5 (no subscore below 6.0) If you do not meet the minimum English requirements, you may be offered a pathway program through the QUT International College (QUTIC) to gain entry into this degree

Advanced standing:

If your undergraduate degree is in a related study area to the masters program, you can apply for advanced standing for the study area units and it may be possible

to complete the masters in just one year full-time

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MAjOrS

Animation

This program will broaden your design

skills or assist you to transfer your existing

skills into digital forms

• Study the fundamental principles of

animation and its application in design

contexts, and build a theoretical

framework for your studio practice

• Choose specific areas of animation

in motion graphics, programming,

drawing, concept design and

You will develop leadership, management

and administration skills needed to run

productions, events and festivals

• Opportunities for mentoring and

internships with local and national

leaders in festivals and events

• Choose to study the skills most relevant

to your professional development,

including arts, cultural and creative

industries policy, arts management,

festival and event production,

entrepreneurship, marketing and

professional communication

• Assessment projects are practical and

can be customised to your own learning

The creative writing program provides

the expertise and knowledge to develop

your skills as either a freelance or

vocational writer An understanding of

the fundamental principles of creative

writing and its applications will serve as

a theoretical backdrop for your creative

practice

• Work with mentors on a significant

writing project and receive feedback

from experienced editors to help you

develop, write and market a manuscript

• Enter your work in competitions, perform

at public readings and festivals, and

establish your networks with publishing

houses at literary events

• Design for electronic media, web technologies, games and physical computing

• Studio-based teaching provides opportunities to apply your knowledge with others to solve design problems

to broaden your skills across a wide range

• Develop skills in technology necessary

to work in the rapidly changing music industry

• Learn up-to-date, industry-relevant skills and techniques

in communicating effectively at all levels of

an organisation

• Expand your career opportunities,

or learn the skills to become a professional writer, technical writer or communications officer

• Study corporate writing and editing, persuasive writing, speaking and presentation skills, news writing and new media technologies

CRICOS code: 040323E, 053491D indicative fee: $11,500 per semester Campus: Kelvin Grove

Semester of entry: February and July Duration: 1 semester full-time, 1.5 years (3 semesters) full-time

Description:

As a Journalism student you will gain skills

in a new media environment and practical skills in writing and journalistic inquiry within a conceptual framework

• Tailor your studies to include units in news production, broadcast journalism and specialist journalism, ethics and legal topics

• Plan, implement and evaluate a major project such as an entrepreneurial business plan, research project or internship

Program structure (masters):

• Feature writing

• Creative industries legal issues OR Journalism ethics and issues

• List A unit option

• List B unit option

• Innovation in the creative industries:

Entry requirements:

Academic

Any bachelor degree with a minimum

grade point average of 5 (on a 7-point

scale)

Applicants without the requisite entry

requirements may be considered for

special entry

English

IELTS 6.5 (no subscore below 6.0) If

you do not meet the minimum English

requirements, you may be offered a

pathway program through the QUT

International College (QUTIC) to gain entry

into this degree

Advanced standing:

If your undergraduate degree is in

journalism, you can apply for advance

standing This will allow you to complete

your Master of Journalism in just one year

full-time

Master of Fine Arts (Dance)

(KK42)

CRICOS code: 016349F

Indicative fee: $11,500 per semester

Campus: Kelvin Grove

Semester of entry: February and July

Duration: 1.5 years (3 semesters) full-time

Description

As an established dance professional

you will gain advanced understanding

and skills in dance development and

practice through a project-based

program supported by coursework

You can specialise in creative practice

and/or performance, with opportunity

for interdisciplinary technology-based

projects

Entry requirements:

Academic:

A bachelor degree in dance and/or

relevant professional dance experience

Additional entry:

Applicants are required to submit a video/

DVD of their choreography/performance

work and a one-page proposal outlining

the focus of their study

English

IELTS 6.5 (no subscore below 6.0) If

you do not meet the minimum English

requirements, you may be offered a

pathway program through the QUT

International College (QUTIC) to gain entry

into this degree

Master of Architecture (DE80)

CRICOS code: 056390G Indicative fee: $11,700 per semester (subject

to annual review) Campus: Gardens Point Semester of entry: February Duration: 1 year (2 semesters) full-time

Description

The Master of Architecture enables you

to develop advanced understanding

in architectural design and research, theoretical studies, building technology, and professional practice The course

is structured around a student initiated design project based on the development

of an urban design proposition, and

a detailed physical and conceptual project brief The design project can be simultaneously explored in theoretical, research, and technology units

Accreditation:

The course is accredited by the AACA and recognised by the RAIA Graduates from the course, with an appropriate duration

of practical employment experience, are eligible to take the Architectural Practice Examination (as required to become a registered architect in Australia)

Entry requirements:

Completion of the Bachelor of Design (Architectural Studies) or equivalent four years of full-time study in an accredited architecture program (including completion

of a three-year or four-year Bachelor degree) Admission of applicants from equivalent accredited architecture courses will be based on evaluation of a full and authorised transcript of the applicant’s academic record demonstrating completion of four years of architectural education equivalent to QUT’s Bachelor of Design (Architectural Studies) International applicants will also be required to provide

a portfolio of student design work, illustrating achievement of equivalent standards of design competence

• Architectural theory and research 1

• Contemporary architectural culture

• Advanced topics in architectural technology

Year 1 – Semester 2

• Master studio B

• Architectural theory and research 2

• Advanced studio in integrated technology

• Professional practice

Master of Design (Urban Design) (DE50)

CRICOS code: 060812M Indicative fee: $12,300 per semester Campus: Gardens Point

Semester of entry: February and July Duration: 1 year (2 semesters) full-time

Description

This program will enhance your skills and understanding of the design disciplines through explorations in social, historic, economic, legal, and technological processes and systems that act upon our environments and products

• Study visual and design literacy, communication and design processes through the integration of sustainability, project management, leadership and design project applications

• Learn to lead and manage the development and implementation of urban design procedures, policy and practice

Entry requirements:

A four-year full-time Bachelor degree in

a relevant discipline area, or equivalent qualification determined by the Faculty, and a grade point average of 5.0

or more (on a 7-point scale) in that study Applicants from a non-relevant background may gain entry through successful completion of BN85, the Graduate Certificate in Built Environment and Engineering

Careers:

• Urban designer

• Urban policy developer

• Urban policy implementer

• Private practice

Course structure:

Year 1 – Semester 1

• Project management principles

• Urban design and theory studio A

• Communication, negotiation and leadership

• Theory research project AYear 1 – Semester 2

• Sustainable practice in built environment and engineering

• Urban design and theory studio B

• Integrated project

• Theory research project BEarly exit with a Graduate Diploma is available after completing two common units and two specialisation units

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Master of Arts (research)

(KK51)

CRICOS code: 046055E

Indicative fee: $11,300 per semester

Campus: Kelvin Grove

Semester of entry: February and July

Duration: 3 semesters full-time (3-year

qualified entry) OR 2 semesters full-time (4-year

qualified entry)

Description:

The Master of Arts (Research) provides an

opportunity to conduct research in relation

to creative and professional practice

• Complete a project drawn from

commissioned research, industry

placement and workplace-related

research projects

• The program is suited to practice-led

research initiatives and is an important

step into higher degree research

Careers:

• Academic

• Management and practitioner roles

in the creative industry private and

public sector

• Research

Academic entry requirements:

Three-year qualified entry requirement:

• A relevant three-year bachelor degree,

normally with a minimum grade point

average of 5.5 (on a 7-point scale)

Four-year qualified entry requirement:

• A relevant four-year bachelor degree with

honours, or

• A relevant three-year bachelor degree

plus a recent graduate diploma or

equivalent

Program structure:

If you have a three-year degree, the Master

of Arts (Research) comprises 48 credit

points of coursework and a 96 credit point

research project If you have a four-year

degree, the program normally comprises a

96 credit point research project only

Critical Studies in Creative Industries

Critical studies in creative industries

within the Master of Arts (Research), is

aimed at students looking to investigate

the emergent creative industries policy

field You will benefit from QUT’s extensive

links with the leaders in creative industries

theory and policy

Students will be supported by studying

as a cohort which will include guidance

and assistance from academic staff

Two units on Theory and Policy Studies

in the Creative Industries will provide

the historical, conceptual and policy

background to your thesis and introduce

you to case studies in the field of creative

industries theory and policy

Doctor of Creative Industries (research) (KK59)

CRICOS code: 069963A Indicative fee: $11,900 per semester Campus: Kelvin Grove

Semester of entry: February Duration: 3 years (6 semesters) full-time

Description:

The Doctor of Creative Industries (Research) is designed to use a critical and systematic reflection on professional and creative practices in any of the creative industries disciplines

• Ideal for leading artists and professionals looking to explore opportunities presented in artistic, professional, creative enterprise or teaching practice

• Design, implement and evaluate professionally related research projects

Academic entry requirements:

• A relevant four-year bachelor degree with first- or second-class division A honours, OR

• An appropriate masters degree

Plus two years of practice at an advanced level in a position of responsibility in the creative industries

Alternative entry for outstanding leaders in creative industries:

• A minimum of five years of relevant professional or creative practice, and

• A portfolio that demonstrates capacity to work at a doctoral level

Program structure:

The program is designed for candidates to progressively accumulate new knowledge and critical tools that will enhance their practice via two year-long research projects, combined with coursework to support and frame the development of the projects

Doctor of Philosophy (Creative Industries) (IF49)

CRICOS Code: 006367J Indicative fee: $14,100 per semester Campus: Kelvin Grove

Entry: applications are considered throughout the year

Duration: 3 years, 6 semesters full-time

Description:

This PhD program will offer you innovation and excellence in research training through focusing on diversity, new knowledge industries, scholarly and creative practice Creative practitioners also enjoy a strong commitment to practice-led research and work with industry or government partners

on a national and international level

Academic entry requirements:

• A relevant four-year bachelor degree with first- or second-class division A honours, OR

• An appropriate research masters degree, OR

• A coursework masters with a significant research component

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MINJEONG KIM

Master of Education (TESOL)

I was attracted to QUT because it offered a practical degree that would give me the right knowledge and skills for my ideal career as an English teacher in Korea I have enjoyed every minute of the course so far The teaching staff have been supportive and encouraging, and teach high-quality programs The course has given me a deeper understanding and practical skills required to teach English as a foreign language

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Why choose Education at

QUT?

QUT’s Faculty of Education is the

top-performing education faculty in

Australia, offering practical training and

strong industry connections that make

our graduates highly sought after in the

workplace

Over the past 20 years more than

40,000 QUT students have become

registered teachers, childcare

specialists, educators in community

and industry, and government trainers

upon completing our programs

International reputation

• We are one of only three universities

in Australia to receive an world-standard’ rating for our performance in education-related research in the 2011 Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) report

‘above-• We have internationally recognised teachers and researchers in Early Childhood Education, Educational Leadership and Management, Inclusive Education, Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL), Information &

Communication Technology (ICT) for Education, and Indigenous Education

• We have important partnerships with overseas universities and governments, including the Ministry

of Education Malaysia, Jiangsu Provincial Education Department in China and Beijing Normal University,

in the areas of teacher education, professional development and research capacity building

• Early years

• Generic Master of Education

• Leadership and Management

• Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)

• Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL)

research training facilities

• 24-hour computer laboratories

• Specialist curriculum rooms

• Centre for Learning Innovation which provides support to research students

• Language and Literacy

• Mathematics and Science Education

specialist studies in education

• Indigenous Education

• Global and Multicultural Society

• Human Rights and Inclusive Education

• Professional Practices

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Blue card

as required by the Commission for

Children and Young People and

Child guardian act (2000) students

must undergo a criminal history

check and be issued with a blue card

before commencing field experience/

practicum in an organisation where

they may work with children or young

people (under 18 years) this is a

mandatory requirement that must

be met prior to undertaking any

field experience/practicum program

throughout your course

if you wish to undertake education

programs at Qut which include

field experience components, you

must submit your original Blue

Card application form at the time of

submission of your acceptance of

offer form it is recommended that your

acceptance is submitted at least three

months prior to the commencement of

classes for this program

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Graduate Diploma in Education

(ED38)*

CRICOS code: 055903F

Indicative fee: $11,700 per semester

Campus: Kelvin Grove

Semester of entry: February and July

(No intake for Primary: P–7 and Early Years in

July Limited teaching areas in Senior Years

available in July)

Duration: 1 year (2 semesters) full-time

*This course is under review

Description:

This intensive program allows graduates

to obtain their first teaching qualification

if they have a degree in a field other than

education You will experience two formal

full-time field placements in schools to

prepare you to become a teacher

• Early Years prepares graduates to teach

Prep–Year 3 in Queensland

• Primary: P–7 prepares graduates to

teach Prep–Year 7 in Queensland

• Senior Years prepares graduates to

teach Years 8–12 in Queensland in their

two nominated teaching areas focusing

on years 10 to 12

Academic entry requirements:

Completion of a non-education undergraduate degree that did not lead

to teacher registration You must have studied a minimum of three years in that course and achieved at the required grade point average Application from a non-English speaking background will need an English language proficiency of an IELTS (academic) average band score of 7.5 across all four areas, with no score below

8 in Speaking and Listening and no score below 7 in Reading and Writing

International students must complete a Teaching Area Nomination form available

at courses/graduate-diploma-in-education

www.qut.edu.au/study/international-(Senior Years only)For more information on academic entry requirements for the Graduate Diploma in Education, visit www.qut.edu.au/study or email educationenq@qut.edu.au

Professional recognition:

Recognised by the Queensland College

of Teachers (QCT) as meeting the requirements for registration as a teacher

in Queensland For graduates wishing to teach overseas please check with your local authority

Applicants with QCT teacher registration are not eligible to apply for this course

Applicants to Senior Years must be 18 years of age to undertake field studies

* This course is under review

Program structure: Early Years

• Early years: literacies

• Early years: mathematical understandings

• Early years: arts and humanities

• Early years: science and technology education

Graduate Schools Program (optional program)

In addition to lectures, tutorials and field experience blocks, you will be required in schools for a two-week immersion early

in semester 1 Following this, you will attend your schools one day each week for the rest of the course, and complete their formal block practicums in the same

Program structure: Primary: P–7

In addition to lectures, tutorials and field experience blocks, you will complete four compulsory supporting professional program blocks, during which full-time attendance on campus or in a school setting is required Sessions run in Orientation Week and between semesters

Program structure: Senior Years

Education studies:

• Engaging diverse learners

• The professional practice of educatorsField studies:

• Senior years field studies 1: engaging diverse learners

• Senior years field studies 2: the professional practice of educatorsCurriculum studies:

Semester of entry: February and July Duration: 1 year (2 semesters) full-time