2021 International student guide

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CONTENTS Our global reputation 4 The Australian advantage 6 Study in Sydney 8 Connected research intelligence 10 Campus facilities 12 Industry connections 14 Employability initiatives 16 Student life 18 Accommodation 20 Find your course 22 Arts and social sciences 28 At Macquarie, we have discovered Business 34 Education 42 the human equation for success. Engineering 48 By knocking down the walls Information technologies 52 Languages and linguistics 56 between departments, and uniting Law 60 the powerhouses of research and Media, communications and performing arts 62 Medicine and health 66 industry, human collaboration can Psychology and cognitive science 70 flourish. This is the exponential Science 74 Security, intelligence and criminology 78 power of our collective, where Macquarie University International College 82 potential is multiplied by a campus English language programs 86 Higher degree research programs 88 and curriculum designed to foster How to apply 92 collaboration for the benefit of Scholarships and living costs 93 Academic entry requirements 94 everyone. Because we believe when English language requirements 99 we all work together, we multiply our Undergraduate academic entry requirements 100 Postgraduate academic entry requirements 102 ability to achieve remarkable things. Graduate certificates and graduate diplomas 104 1 year master degrees 105 Double degrees 106 YOU TO THE POWER OF us Important dates 107

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Ranked TOP 200 THE IN THE WORLD*

EXPONENTIAL Ranked #1 IN AUSTRALIA FOR POWER OF OUR GRADUATE EMPLOYMENT RATE^

Ranked COLLECTIVE TOP 10 IN AUSTRALIA FOR GRADUATE EMPLOYABILITY^

9 subjects ranked TOP 100 IN THE WORLD#

SYDNEY’S FASTEST GROWING BUSINESS REGION with more than 300 leading companies on or around campus 44,000 STUDENTS with more than 10,000 international students from 140 countries

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WORLD-CLASS EDUCATION SYSTEM 14TH LARGEST Australia is one of the standard-setters for excellence in education internationally. The education sector in Australia is based on a network of world-leading education economy in the world by GDP (The World Bank, 2019) providers, and is underpinned by an enviable system of quality control and THE government accreditation. Macquarie University joins Australia’s globally ranked universities in the top 200 in the world (Times Higher Education World University 750,000 Rankings, 2021). international students from EMPLOYABILITY-FOCUSED DEGREES 190 countries Many courses in Australia are structured to help you make the successful transition (Department of Education, Skills and AUSTRALIAN Employment, 2019) to your dream career. The internships and industry work experience which are embedded in your course, ensure you are ready for work and well equipped with up-to-date, practical skills demanded by employers. Macquarie’s PACE (Professional TOP 3 and Community Engagement) program connects you to more than 30,000 work international student placements or community experiences with our industry partners. ADVANTAGE destination in the world SAFE AND MULTICULTURAL ENVIRONMENT (UCL Centre for Global Higher Education) Australia’s advanced economy, stable democracy and cultural diversity ensures you Australia is known as one of the world’s most diverse and welcoming countries. can feel safe and welcome. In all major cities, you will enjoy a safe and high standard of 90% Experience a cutting-edge and globally recognised Australian education and get ready living, with the quality of healthcare, transport and infrastructure all above international averages. Thirty per cent* of the Australian population was born overseas, contributing overall international for a world of learning and career opportunities in a safe, friendly environment. to the nation’s rich cultural diversity. Sydney, where Macquarie is located, is consistently student satisfaction ranked in the best student cities in the world for its safety and multicultural lifestyle. (Department of Education, 2018)

REWARDING AND SUPPORTED STUDENT EXPERIENCE Many universities, including Macquarie, have dedicated, qualified international 30% student, academic and career counsellors to help you make the most of your time here. of Australians born overseas, Your life on campus will be enriched with many extracurricular activities, while your contributing to the nation’s adventures off campus will take you to many world-famous tourist destinations in the rich cultural diversity land down under. (Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2019)

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS Australia is a great place to work as an international student, with opportunities for you to work part time while studying subject to your visa conditions. If you are interested in staying in Australia to work after you graduate, you may be eligible for the Post-Study Work stream of the Temporary Graduate Visa^ subject to meeting the requirements of the Australian Department of Home Affairs. Visit immi.homeaffairs.gov.au for more information.

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THE BUSINESS CAPITAL OF AUSTRALIA TOP 3 Sydney is home to more global firms than any other Australian city. A gateway to Asian economies, the city houses regional headquarters for more than 500 multinational most liveable cities in the world (The Economist Intelligence Unit, 2019) companies. The city also employs almost one-third* of the Australian workforce, giving you many economic and professional opportunities to kickstart your career. * Australian Department of Education, Skills and Employment TOP 5 DYNAMIC AND VIBRANT STUDENT CITY Safest Cities in the world Sydney is one of the most popular cities in the world for international students. (The Economist Safe Cities Index, 2019) Visit free art galleries, watch a movie at the local cinema, set off on a hike or go surfing at the beach – you will never run out of things to do in this dynamic and TOP 10 CAN STUDY cosmopolitan destination. Best Student Cities in the world CONVENIENT PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION (QS Best Student Cities, 2019) Sydney’s transport system is safe, clean and reliable. With buses, trains, ferries and light rail, there are plenty of options to get around the city. Macquarie campus is located just 15 kilometres from Sydney’s city centre and is well-connected with an 8.2 MILLION IN SYDNEY most populous state in Australia on-campus Metro station and many bus routes. (Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2020) If you are looking for a safe and friendly destination MACQUARIE BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY PARK offering a dynamic, multicultural experience while you study, Macquarie Park, one of the fastest growing business regions in Sydney, is the home LARGEST look no further than Sydney. of the Macquarie University campus. This thriving hub of innovation and discovery brings together academics, students and industry professionals from more than 300 STATE ECONOMY international organisations and corporations. With the major Macquarie Shopping in Australia Centre and a wide variety of restaurants, cafés and retail stores nearby, you will enjoy (Reserve Bank of Australia, 2020) a relaxing and convenient lifestyle with everything that you need at your doorstep.

SYDNEY WEATHER

SUMMER AUTUMN WINTER SPRING (DEC–FEB) (MAR–MAY) (JUN–AUG) (SEP–NOV) 19–2 °C 15–22 °C 9–17 °C 11–23 °C 66–78 °F 58–72 °F 48–63 °F 52–73 °F

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REAL-WORLD RESEARCH IMPACT 100% In applying our research, our discoveries translate into real improvements for local, national and global communities. One such discovery is wi-fi, which our researchers of research activity rated at co-developed with CSIRO (the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research world standard or above CONNECTED Organisation), which has transformed the way the world accesses the internet. (ERA 2018) Other innovations such as shark-deterrent surfboards, archaeology at the cutting edge of technology, hearing treatments that unlock a world of possibilities and synthetic yeast MORE THAN 160 that could feed billions demonstrate our collective intelligence and potential to solve researchers have published INTELLIGENCE real-world problems. research that is in the top 1% OUTSTANDING ON THE WORLD STAGE of publications worldwide We are ranked among the highest-performing research universities in Australia. In the The world’s challenges are complex and interrelated. The solutions require 2018 Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) evaluation, we achieved the highest 2800 thinking that’s not constrained by traditional academic boundaries. With a rating of 5 – outstanding performance well above world standard – in agricultural and institutions around the world veterinary sciences and physical sciences. In total, 100 per cent of our research activity collegial and cross-disciplinary approach at the heart of our ethos, Macquarie is is ranked at world standard or above. with research collaborations recognised globally for our pre-eminence in research in a broad range of areas. FUTURE-FOCUSED RESEARCH AGENDA Our five future-shaping research priorities – Healthy People, Resilient Societies, Prosperous Economies, Secure Planet and Innovative Technologies – provide a focal point for cross-disciplinary research that draws on the deep disciplinary strengths Macquarie is known for, and which are aligned with the national research agenda and global challenges of significance.

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$1 BILLION recently invested to build world-class facilities

The only Australian university with its own METRO STATION A CAMPUS Australia’s first fully integrated HEALTH PRECINCT 126-HECTARE BUILT FOR campus of open green space and parkland

Our 126-hectare campus is home to more than 44,000 students and 3000 staff. We have Powered by invested more than $1 billion in our world-leading facilities and infrastructure, so you can 100% thrive in an environment that’s inspiring and switched on to the latest digital technologies. renewable electricity

ARTS PRECINCT MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY INCUBATOR LIBRARY FINANCE DECISION LAB MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL ENGINEERING LAB A transformative learning and research A dynamic space where researchers, Featuring millions of academics resources, A collaborative learning, teaching and Australia’s first not-for-profit teaching Houses research and teaching facilities in environment for the Faculty of Arts, students, staff and industry partners group and quiet study areas, computers, research space where real-time financial hospital on a university campus. The high-power electrical, future networks and giving students and researchers enhanced collaborate to foster innovation and printers and copiers, presentation practice data, global business intelligence and your hospital is part of MQ Health, a fully software-defined networking, mechanical learning facilities and an immersive entrepreneurship pods, a café and Australian-first high-tech analytical contribution meet integrated academic health science centre group projects and robotics environment for languages and culture robotic cranes that deliver books in minutes fostering excellence in academic research and industry practice. 14 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU 15

MACQUARIE PARK INNOVATION DISTRICT ON-CAMPUS INNOVATION HUB Macquarie University is a key partner in the Macquarie Park The Macquarie University Chi Wah Foundation Incubator is a Innovation District – Australia’s premier innovation hub. Bringing thriving nexus that will connect you with the broader start-up and together talented students, pioneering academic researchers and entrepreneur community so you can explore, develop and WHERE seasoned industry professionals, the vibrant technology park is set scale your business idea. At the incubator, you can take part in to transform the way collaboration and innovation is catalysed. a year-round calendar of entrepreneurial programs, business workshops, international exchanges and networking activities. VENTURE CAFE SYDNEY Venture Café Sydney will connect you with creators, investors and BUILD YOUR INDUSTRY NETWORKS COLLABORATION innovators who are based within Macquarie Park and beyond. As Could there be a better way to connect with future employers part of the global network of Venture Cafés, our Sydney branch aims in some of the country’s leading organisations than by studying to build an innovation ecosystem through our regular programs and alongside them? Macquarie University is well-positioned in networking activities between students, researchers, entrepreneurs, Sydney’s fastest growing business region. On our campus, you’ll corporates, investors and governmental organisations. get first-hand exposure to real-world industry practice, network MEETS with professionals and learn from the some of the best business INNOVATION minds in the world. MORE THAN 300 LEADING COMPANIES LOCATED ON OR AROUND CAMPUS: Macquarie is uniquely located in the heart of Australia’s largest high-tech precinct. Such a location enables you to connect with future employers in some of the country’s • 3M AUSTRALIA • CANON • HYUNDAI • PHILIPS leading organisations while you’re studying. Our industry partners also co-design our • ABBOTT • COCHLEAR • JOHNSON & JOHNSON • SONY degrees to ensure that you’ll graduate in demand with the most relevant skill set for the • AMP CAPITAL • CSIRO • KONICA MINOLTA workforce of tomorrow. • ASTRAZENECA • FUJITSU • OPTUS

MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY CITY CAMPUS

PHILIPS ORIX CSIRO JOHNSON & MICROSOFT JOHNSON OPTUS ABBOTT CANON COCHLEAR AUSTRALIAN HEARING HUB AMP CAPITAL METRO STATION MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY INCUBATOR MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY HOSPITAL INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE FUJITSU CAMPUS COMMON

VILLAGE ACCOMMODATION

MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY SPORT AND AQUATIC CENTRE 450m

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A career that is rewarding and makes a measurable difference in the world is the dream of many. To help you succeed, we have established a set of career accelerator initiatives through which we will educate, enable and empower you to launch your career in whatever field ignites your passion.

PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT (PACE) 97% Our unique PACE program – the only one of its kind in Australia – gives you practical experience that’s fully integrated into your course. The possibilities are endless – of graduates found employment you could intern at an international corporation, join a start-up as one of its first within 12 months of graduation employees or work with local councils to develop community engagement strategies. (QS Graduate Employability Rankings, 2020) Our PACE industry partners include international leading organisations such as Konica Minolta, Cochlear and Engineers without Borders Australia. 30,000 work placements or community experiences embedded in our courses 2500 GLOBAL LEADERSHIP PROGRAM industry partners giving you access Our Global Leadership Program is Australia’s flagship tertiary international leadership to professional networks and program, which aims to develop you into a global leader of tomorrow. The programs offers many opportunities to learn cross-cultural leadership skills and explore global opportunities issues in the form of internships, volunteer experiences and conferences.

INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE PROGRAM 170 Our Student Exchange program is one of the best in Australia, helping you develop exchange partners in more than desirable job-ready skills before you graduate and getting academic credit at one of 45 countries our partner institutions. With our generous mobility grant programs, you can choose to undertake a short-term or semester exchange program, learn a new language and Australia’s make friends from around the world. BEST EMPLOYABILITY CAREER AND EMPLOYMENT SERVICE PROGRAM Our on-campus dedicated Career and Employment team assists you in planning for your PACE (Professional and career, searching and applying for jobs, preparing your résumé and connecting you with industry professionals and recruiters. At any time during your study, you can attend Community Engagement) program free seminars, get your résumé reviewed, access online resources or book a one-on-one (2017 AFR Higher Education Award) appointment with a careers consultant.

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WE’RE HERE FOR YOU University is about much more than graduating with a degree. It’s also about awakening your adventurous side and trying new things, creating networks on campus and around the globe, and, most importantly, making friendships that can last a lifetime. However, we know that adjusting to university life can be challenging. To help out, Macquarie offers a range of free resources and support programs that you can access throughout your course.

STUDENT CLUBS AND SOCIETIES STUDENT WELLBEING With more than 130 student groups and sport We offer a suite of health and wellbeing services – clubs, Macquarie offers ample opportunities to counselling, disability, welfare, advocacy, medical meet new people, experience other cultures, test and religious support – that you can take advantage ideas and develop personal skills. Created and run of any time during your course. by students, student groups help you grow your interests or explore a new hobby. ACADEMIC SUPPORT Macquarie offers individual consultations, free SPORT AND AQUATIC CENTRE workshops and online resources to help you with The Macquarie University Sport and Aquatic academic writing, English language skills, exam Centre is a multipurpose fitness venue with a strategies, online learning technology and more. state-of-the-art health club, heated 50-metre and 25-metre indoor swimming pools, football PEER MENTORS and soccer fields, basketball and squash courts, Mentors are current students who can help you and more. find your way around campus and give you tips on how to settle into life at Macquarie. You can ORIENTATION WEEK select and connect with your mentor during A week-long orientation program is held before Orientation Week. classes start. You can find out about student groups, support services and extra-curricular programs DEDICATED INTERNATIONAL while meeting new friends from around the world. STUDENT SUPPORT With dedicated international student advisors, EVENTS ON CAMPUS we can provide you with personalised advice and You’ll always find something of interest at support programs about all aspects of university life, Macquarie, whether it’s movie screenings, cultural your student visa, your wellbeing and your academic festivals, theatre performances or art exhibitions. performance. Macquarie is also the first university Every year, we also host an annual music festival – in New South Wales to offer you free access to Re:Conception, bringing together our community My Legal Mate, an innovative and multilingual in a fun night of music and entertainment. legal information app. 20 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU 21

A CAMPUS CAN CALL HOME Macquarie University is a campus you can call home. Uni life includes more than study. It’s an experience in itself. There’s no better way to get the most out Find out more of your time at Macquarie than in our on-campus premium accommodation. mq.edu.au/accommodation

NEW UNIVERSITY RESIDENCE OTHER ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS Newly opened in early 2021, our new student accommodation will be all the buzz around campus! Designed as part of the Central DUNMORE LANG COLLEGE MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY VILLAGE Courtyard precinct, our premium accommodation offers 342 rooms An all-inclusive college with a strong focus on artistic, recreational Combines independent, apartment-style living with a busy social with the option of studio, twin-, four- or six-bedroom apartments. and educational pursuits. Full board options, gym membership and events calendar and a 24-hour support network. Enjoy living just This University owned and managed accommodation was created tutoring are included. minutes from class. to set you up for success at University, and beyond. Our secure, MORLING RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE ROBERT MENZIES COLLEGE inclusive and healthy environment brings you the best of all worlds. A 100-bed facility situated next to campus offering a wide Offers both self-catered and fully-catered accommodation in Enjoy a busy social calendar, make friends from across the world range of affordable accommodation options, from catered to private, fully furnished study bedrooms with shared bathrooms or and excel at university with our unparalleled on-site support. independent living private ensuites

WHY CHOOSE US? HOMESTAY PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION • Join a diverse and welcoming university community Homestay – living with a family – provides you with your own Private off-campus accommodation is offered exclusively to Macquarie • Secure building access and 24/7 onsite service team bedroom, meals and a quiet place to study. Clothes washing and students and vetted by the Macquarie Accommodation team. • Enjoy exceptional facilities such as games rooms, communal other services may be provided. kitchens, air conditioning, study spaces and fast internet access • Fun, vibrant and diverse Residential Life Program • Access on-site residential advisors, peer mentors, tutoring options and support workshops • Seamless transition to an independent lifestyle every step of the way 22 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU 23

COURSES MADE FOR

It’s our unique approach for learning inspired by the world of ever-increasing change. Imagine being empowered with greater choice, flexibility and diversity to meet this change. Well, that’s exactly what we embody in our innovative curriculum. More flexible and better aligned to your needs, our curriculum will deliver you a richer experience that will enable you to gain broader or more specialised knowledge in the areas that interest you and empower you to pursue the careers of tomorrow.

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INTRODUCING AUSTRALIA’S DOUBLE YOUR LARGEST RANGE OF EXPERTISE 1 YEAR MASTER WITH OUR DEGREES DOUBLE DEGREES

It’s our mission at Macquarie to prepare our students for the future – whatever it’s going THE FUTURE’S IN YOUR HANDS to look like. With experts predicting that by 2025, around 50 per cent of jobs as we know Macquarie has always considered our students to be co-creators in their learning. them today won’t exist, it’s vital that when you graduate from Macquarie, you have a One of the most exciting features of our curriculum is around your ability to study skill set that allows you to reinvent yourself in any industry. 30+ two degrees at once. 20+ To prepare you for the future, we have created a course structure that allows you to CHOOSE FROM 30+ Interested in studying business administration and arts? How about finance and IT DOUBLE BACHELOR DEGREE graduate sooner and complete a Master degree in as little as 1 year. Master degrees to study in 1 year or media and communications with marketing? Or maybe you’re interested in a less COMBINATIONS traditional combination – how about science with commerce? We’ve put together a to complete in as little Depending on your prior qualifications, work experience or other recognised prior list of pre-approved preferred double combinations for you to choose from. as four years learning, you may be eligible for a 1 year admission point. The 1 year admission point only requires you to complete the Core Zone units, covering the specific disciplinary or Refer to page 106 for more information about our double degrees.* professional requirements of the course. START YOUR CAREER SOONER Refer to page 105 for more information about our 1 year Master degrees. Double degrees fast-track your study – you usually complete a double degree one or even two years faster than you would undertaking each degree on its own. This not SAVE TIME AND MONEY only saves you time, but money as well. when completing your studies 60+ IMPROVE YOUR EMPLOYMENT PROSPECTS DOUBLE MASTERS DEGREE Double degrees involve studying two complementary or completely different degrees COMBINATIONS and can increase your career flexibility and lead to greater employment prospects. to complete in as little FEED YOUR CURIOSITY as two years By undertaking one of our double degrees, you can feed your curiosity and look at things from multiple perspectives – all while gaining two high-quality qualifications.

WIDE RANGE * Some double degree exclusions apply. Note: Each of the listed double degrees on page 106 is registered on CRICOS with the full name of relevant bachelor degrees ‘Bachelor/Master of Combined Studies in (chosen combination of areas of study)’. for entry

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Courses

D Double degree options exist for this course. See page 106 or visit courses.mq.edu.au for more information. 1  This course can be completed in one year, subject to meeting the entry requirements for the one-year admission point. See page 105 or visit courses.mq.edu.au for more information.

28 ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES 42 EDUCATION 60 LAW 74 SCIENCE Bachelor of Ancient History Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Education (Primary) Bachelor of Laws D Bachelor of Biodiversity and Conservation (majors available) Bachelor of Archaeology Juris Doctor Bachelor of Environment (majors available) Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Education (Secondary) Bachelor of Arts D (majors available) Master of International Trade and Commerce Law D 1 Bachelor of Science D (majors available) (majors available) Bachelor of International Studies (specialisations available) Master of Laws D 1 Master of Applied Statistics 1 Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Education (Secondary) Bachelor of Planning (majors available) Master of Biotechnology D 1 Bachelor of Social Science Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Education) Master of Conservation Biology D 1 Master of International Relations D 1 Master of Early Childhood 1 Master of Environment D 1 Master of Planning 62 MEDIA, COMMUNICATIONS AND PERFORMING ARTS Master of Education 1 Master of Sustainable Development 1 Master of Public and Social Policy D 1 Master of Teaching (Birth to Five Years) Bachelor of Media and Communications D (majors available) Master of Teaching (Primary) Bachelor of Music Master of Teaching (Secondary) Master of Creative Industries D 1 Master of Creative Writing 34 BUSINESS 78 SECURITY, INTELLIGENCE AND CRIMINOLOGY Master of Media and Communications D 1 Bachelor of Security Studies Bachelor of Actuarial Studies D Master of Counter Terrorism D 1 Bachelor of Applied Finance D 48 ENGINEERING Master of Criminology D 1 Bachelor of Business Administration D Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) D (specialisations available) Master of Cyber Security Analysis D 1 Bachelor of Business Analytics D 66 MEDICINE AND HEALTH Master of Engineering in Electronics Engineering 1 Master of Intelligence D 1 Bachelor of Commerce D (majors available) Bachelor of Chiropractic Science Master of Engineering Management Master of Security and Strategic Studies D 1 Bachelor of Economics D Bachelor of Clinical Science Bachelor of Marketing and Media Bachelor of Human Sciences (majors available) Bachelor of Professional Accounting D Bachelor of Medical Sciences Global Master of Business Administration (Online) 52 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES Doctor of Medicine Master of Accounting 1 Bachelor of Cyber Security Doctor of Physiotherapy Master of Actuarial Practice Bachelor of Game Design and Development Master of Chiropractic Master of Applied Economics D 1 Bachelor of Information Technology D (majors available) Master of Clinical Audiology Master of Applied Finance 1 Master of Data Science 1 Master of Public Health Master of Banking and Finance (specialisations: Environmental Finance, Master of Information Systems Management D 1 Master of Public Health (Research) Financial Management, FinTech) Master of Information Technology in Cyber Security D 1 Master of Business Administration Master of Information Technology in Networking D 1 Master of Business Analytics D 1 Master of Commerce D 1 (specialisations: Accounting, Business, 70 PSYCHOLOGY AND COGNITIVE SCIENCE Management and Organisations, Finance, Marketing) Bachelor of Cognitive and Brain Sciences Master of Finance D 1 56 LANGUAGES AND LINGUISTICS Bachelor of Psychology D Master of International Business D 1 Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) Master of Management D 1 Bachelor of Linguistics and Language Sciences Master of Clinical Neuropsychology Master of Marketing D 1 Bachelor of Speech and Hearing Sciences Master of Professional Accounting Master of Applied Linguistics and TESOL D Master of Clinical Psychology (specialisations: ACCA Studies, CA Studies, CPA Studies) Master of Conference Interpreting Master of Organisational Psychology Master of Speech and Language Pathology Master of Translation and Interpreting Studies D Master of Translation and Interpreting Studies (Advanced)

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ARTS AND HUMANITIES CLASSICS AND ANCIENT HISTORY TOP 50 TOP 50 IN THE WORLD IN THE WORLD Best Global Universities, QS World University US News & World Report, 2020 Rankings by Subject, 2020

Arts and social sciences

Arts graduates are highly sought after by INDUSTRY-DESIGNED DEGREES employers because arts degrees ensure you We’ve consulted with large companies and develop high-level skills in a range of areas recruiters to ensure that our arts degrees ensure such as problem solving, research, creative you develop high-level skills in a range of areas thinking and communication – skills such as problem solving, research, creative essential for success in the 21st-century thinking and communication – skills essential workplace. Macquarie’s arts, humanities for success in the 21st century workplace. You’ll and social science degrees – developed in receive a portfolio to impress employers and consultation with industry partners – allow ensure you’ll be in demand whatever your you to turn your passion into a career by career choice. exploring your interests in depth, and by honing your skills and knowledge through DEGREES WITH INTERNSHIPS internships, international exchanges, Through our multi-award-winning Professional practical application and expert teaching. and Community Engagement (PACE) program, you can undertake workplace experiences with more than 3000 industry partners in Australia and across the globe.

WORLD-CLASS FACILITIES Newly opened in 2020, we’ve invested in your future with our Arts Precinct. We’ve created a transformational learning and research-enriched environment with access to enhanced learning facilities, relaxing social spaces, a café, a new showcase area for our museums and immersive laboratories for languages.

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BACHELOR OF BACHELOR OF BACHELOR OF BACHELOR OF International BACHELOR OF BACHELOR OF Ancient History Archaeology Arts Studies Planning Social Science CRICOS CODE 079891G CRICOS CODE 083740K CRICOS CODE 001357G D CRICOS CODE 054336G CRICOS CODE 060724M CRICOS CODE 027337G

DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES 3 years February, July 3 years February, July 3 years February, July 3 years February, July 4 years February, July 3 years February, July FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH $34,000 AUD IELTS 6.5 $34,000 AUD IELTS 6.5 $34,000 AUD IELTS 6.5 $36,000 AUD IELTS 6.5 $37,600 AUD IELTS 6.5 $36,000 AUD IELTS 6.5 per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) SELECTION SELECTION SELECTION SELECTION SELECTION SELECTION RANK RANK RANK RANK RANK RANK 90 85 70 80 75 75

OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW CAREER OPPORTUNITIES OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW This degree is the longest running Develop key research skills to identify This degree allows you to turn your Archivist, arts manager, business Combine the study of cultures and Innovative in its approach to Gain the insights into the science of and broadest of its kind in Australia and solve complex archaeological passion into a career by exploring manager, choreographer, global society with the acquisition of understanding contemporary social, people, places and social problems. which allows you to immerse yourself problems, and show awareness and your interests in depth, and by communications officer, an Asian or European language and urban and environmental issues in With the skills you’ll develop in social in the culture and languages of the respect for contemporary cultural honing your skills and knowledge criminologist, entrepreneur, overseas study to equip yourself with urban and regional planning, this research and applied social science, ancient Mediterranean and Near perspectives and cultural heritage through internships, practical historian, human resources manager, transferable intercultural skills that course focuses on recognising the you’ll be prepared to make valuable Eastern world, both on campus and practices. application and expert teaching. No intelligence officer, international are highly valued in today’s globalised social and cultural diversity of places, contributions to some of the world’s at archaeological dig sites overseas. other degree at Macquarie offers as development adviser, interpreter job market. and the importance of cross-cultural biggest issues. much flexibility and as wide a range (after further study), journalist, legal approaches to research, plan making KEY FEATURES SPECIALISATIONS KEY FEATURES of units as the Bachelor of Arts. officer, lobbyist, marketing manager, and impact assessment. It will KEY FEATURES

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n n skills, which will grow through n Education English French and Latin American International Studies

History Museum producer, translator (after further KEY FEATURES

n hands-on training, research Francophone Studies Gender study), web/game developer, writer. Develop an understanding

and publications

n n Benefit from the only course of issues in culturally diverse Studies Geography German Cultural, economic,

in Australia which offers a full KEY FEATURES social environments

n environmental and social Practice your skills in Studies Indigenous Studies

study of Egyptology from the dimensions of planning are

n Macquarie’s own on-campus n International Relations Japanese Develop high proficiency Undertake an internship with

Predynastic to Coptic periods in your target language integrated with a focus on n archaeological dig pit and join Studies Media, Culture and our research partners that

across various modes of urban management

n

Undertake international a dig overseas provides on-the-job training

Communications Modern History communication.

n fieldwork in Croatia, Greece, n and the opportunity to work Music Studies Performing Arts Develop areas of concentration

Israel or Italy on a research project in environmental science and and Entertainment Industries Gain an understanding of the

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES management, international

n n n Philosophy Politics Psychological society and culture of the

Archivist, arts manager, historian, countries where your target development, tourism and n n Science Social Justice Sociology CAREER OPPORTUNITIES international development adviser, language is spoken heritage, demographics and CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Ancient history academic, archivist, journalist, museum officer, radio n Spanish and Latin American Studies social science, spatial science Advocate, change manager, collections officer, cultural producer, social/market researcher, Undertake a session-long and geographical information development officer, government or in-country study program systems heritage specialist, cultural project television/film producer, writer. KEY FEATURES and have the opportunity to private sector consultant, journalist, officer, gallery or museum curator, Develop an ePortfolio that complete an internship Opportunity to undertake an justice officer, local government government adviser, historian, showcases your transferable internship with regional, local officer, market or social researcher, journalist, museum education officer, knowledge and skills to and international industry policy analyst, youth worker. policy officer. potential employers CAREER OPPORTUNITIES partners Corporate travel consultant, Further enhance your employability and international aid worker, international ACCREDITATION business manager, international international outlook via The degree is accredited by the law consultant (after further internships, work-integrated Planning Institute of Australia. learning opportunities and study), policy adviser, transnational study abroad experiences communications or global CAREER OPPORTUNITIES communications officer. SCAN THE Learn from active researchers, Development assessor, QR CODE published academics, and to read more environmental planner, housing award-winning teachers and officer, local government planner, industry professionals place-maker/place planner, social or environmental consultant, social/ community planner, strategic planner, urban/town planner.

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MASTER OF MASTER OF International MASTER OF Public and Relations Planning Social Policy CRICOS CODE 099175C D 1 CRICOS CODE 092011B CRICOS CODE 099509G D 1

DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES 1 year February, July 1.5–2 years February, July 1 year February, July FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH $37,200 AUD IELTS 6.5 $37,200 AUD IELTS 6.5 $33,600 AUD IELTS 6.5 per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT Australian bachelor’s qualification Australian bachelor’s qualification Australian bachelor’s qualification in a related field or recognised or recognised equivalent with a in a related field or recognised equivalent with a WAM of 65 WAM of 60 equivalent with a WAM of 65

OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW We live in an interconnected and Receive training in foundations of With its dual focus on policy analysis globalised world. Being able to planning, including planning law, and applied social research, this understand and evaluate global strategic planning, the assessment of unique course will give you a deep issues across the social, cultural, development proposals and decision understanding of the forces that legal, political and economic making. This course brings together shape policy and the processes spectrum, therefore, is a highly social and environmental science, involved in making it. You’ll develop valued skill that is much desired as well as practitioners’ know- advanced skills in critical analysis to by government, business and the how, to create a rich professional help you design and deliver effective non-government sector. Through development experience for policy solutions that serve the public engagement with innovative established and aspiring planners. interest, as well as the confidence to approaches and thinking, this degree make socially informed judgements will empower you to comprehend KEY FEATURES in a range of specialist policy areas. and evaluate contemporary regional and global developments. Develop foundation skills and knowledge in areas KEY FEATURES such as strategic planning, The interdisciplinary focus KEY FEATURES development assessment, will allow you to study Learn from experts in the sustainable development and diverse disciplines, including fields of Asian, European, planning law politics, sociology and human American, African, Australian Study in the classroom and geography and Middle Eastern studies in the field to deepen your You’ll acquire research You’ll develop key skills in knowledge of planning theory skills that allow you to critical thinking, problem- and your practical skills engage with and undertake solving, research and writing, Develop the skills and research that addresses and oral communication confidence to utilise and the global challenges facing interpret complex research contemporary societies, Opportunity to undertake an and administrative data to including sustainable internship with an industry independently develop and communities, welfare reform, partner, as well as a research evaluate public and social immigration, populism and component under specialised inequality individual supervision policy Learn skills in quantitative and qualitative social research, CAREER OPPORTUNITIES ACCREDITATION data analysis and policy Roles in foreign affairs, diplomacy, This degree will provide you with the construction defence, foreign aid and intelligence, theory, skills and knowledge that urban and regional planners require, international organisations, CAREER OPPORTUNITIES multinational corporations, trade- and is accredited by the Planning Institute of Australia. Human services consultant, focused businesses, journalism and market researcher, parliamentary consulting. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES and electoral office staff, policy Environmental planner, local adviser, public servant, social and government planner or development community services manager, social assessor, social development or and environmental advocate, social environmental consultant, social researcher. planner, strategic planner.

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MASTERS IN FINANCE MBA TOP 50 TOP 50 IN THE WORLD IN THE WORLD QS World University Rankings, 2021 The Economist Which MBA? Rankings, 2021

MASTERS IN MARKETING MASTERS IN MANAGEMENT TOP 50 TOP 50 IN THE WORLD IN THE WORLD QS World University Rankings, 2021 QS World University Rankings, 2021 Business

Macquarie Business School is one of Australia’s INDUSTRY-DESIGNED DEGREES largest business and commerce schools and Our courses are designed in conjunction with home to more than 17,000 students from industry. Our unique project-based learning 65 countries. Our acclaimed courses take a approach to teaching means you’ll learn the multidisciplinary approach, fusing practical skills you need to work as a business professional learning and innovative thinking in an open, and tackle the challenges facing society. collaborative environment. Delivered by experienced industry practitioners and DEGREES WITH INTERNSHIPS academics, our globally focused programs offer Our award-winning Professional and applied understanding of real business, finance Community Engagement (PACE) program means and management issues, underpinned by you’ll be able to put your skills into practice long academic rigour from diverse sources. before you graduate. We facilitate an average of 275 internships for our business students each year with our 440 industry partners.

WORLD-CLASS FACILITIES You’ll have access to state-of-the-arts facilities, including our award-winning Incubator Hub and Finance Decision Lab, a collaborative learning space where you’ll create and share knowledge and solve real problems using real-time financial data.

PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATION AND AFFILIATION

Many of our business courses are accredited by peak professional bodies, giving you a head start on your career.

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BACHELOR OF BACHELOR OF BACHELOR OF BACHELOR OF BACHELOR OF BACHELOR OF Actuarial Applied Business Business BACHELOR OF BACHELOR OF Marketing and Professional Studies Finance Administration Analytics Commerce Economics Media Accounting CRICOS CODE 067838M D CRICOS CODE 027342M D CRICOS CODE 027343K D CRICOS CODE 079306G D CRICOS CODE 048246D D CRICOS CODE 001362K D CRICOS CODE 074754A CRICOS CODE 099149E D

DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES 3 years February 3 years February, July 3 years February, July 3 years February, July 3 years February, July 3 years February, July 3 years February, July 3 years February, July FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH $38,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 $38,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 $38,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 $38,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 $38,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 $38,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 $38,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 $38,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) SELECTION SELECTION SELECTION SELECTION SELECTION SELECTION SELECTION SELECTION RANK RANK RANK RANK RANK RANK RANK RANK 95 85 80 80 80 80 85 80

OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW Learn how to apply mathematical, On the back of the global financial Develop your skills in business, ethics, Developed and refined in Prepare yourself to become a Grasp a sound understanding Embrace a unique blend of marketing Gain foundation knowledge and statistical, economic and financial crisis, finance has never been hotter. management, finance, economics, consultation with industry so content business professional in a wide of today’s complex economic strategy, brand management and skills to understand the challenges analysis to a range of practical Being able to navigate through the accounting, human resources, is always current and relevant, this range of careers. You’ll study a set of environment and the skills to design digital production, which will set and issues facing the world and the problems in long-term risk complex world of markets, banks marketing and strategy – all key multidisciplinary degree equips you extensive and integrated foundation economic systems that promote you apart in the job market. As accounting profession, which will management, finance and insurance. and laws and provide optimal advice competencies you’ll need to succeed with the knowledge and skills to help units that will orient you to business, welfare, fairness and sustainability. well as learning about the theories help you meet the requirements about growing wealth is highly in today’s dynamic global business businesses better understand their and then you’ll complete one or two You’ll learn about how modern modern marketing is built on, you’ll for professional accreditation in KEY FEATURES desirable in today’s economy. With environment. consumers, innovate, reduce their majors to develop depth in your economies operate, trade and grow; develop a thorough understanding accounting. the skills you’ll gain in this course risk and maximise opportunities. chosen discipline. the role of prices and markets in of traditional and emerging media, Undertake a range of units in – the ability to help organisations KEY FEATURES allocating scarce resources; and and have opportunities to hone your KEY FEATURES actuarial science, statistics, create value, invest wisely and MAJORS the sorts of policy interventions that practical skills in media-related

finance and economics KEY FEATURES

n

control risk – you’ll find yourself in Learn leadership and Accounting Business Analytics can be introduced when economic technologies that can be applied in a Gain essential accounting and

management concepts, n reporting knowledge, as well Macquarie is recognised as a demand across the globe. Acquire an integrated body Business Information Systems outcomes are less than optimal. marketing context.

marketing theories, Australian as a range of business-related

of core technical knowledge n Center of Actuarial Excellence Cyber Security Governance

legal system and sustainable relating to business analytics skills that will help to benefit

n by the Society of Actuaries. n Economics Entrepreneurship

KEY FEATURES business practices and information systems KEY FEATURES KEY FEATURES your career

n

Opportunity to complete applied in a business n Finance Human Resource n

Units apply current theory Apply theory to real-world Tailor this degree to your Combine learning in theoretical Analyse the challenges

a capstone unit to apply environment Management International

n n and analytical techniques to situations, equipping you needs and interests by understanding and practical and issues facing the theoretical knowledge to an Business Management Marketing

real-world finance industry with the skills you’ll need to studying traditional areas or application in professional contemporary global business

n In-depth training in multiple applied scenario Management Marketing and situations. operate effectively in business disciplines provides you with units from other areas marketing and media environment environments Consumer Insights Learn from highly qualified qualitative skills, quantitative An emphasis on applied Utilise high-quality media ACCREDITATION skills, computing skills and and experienced lecturers Embrace internship business training. economic skills provided by facilities with professional ACCREDITATION This degree is accredited by the who have a thorough opportunities with leading KEY FEATURES the study of econometrics studio spaces and industry- This degree is accredited by the Actuaries Institute. If you complete understanding of finance Australian organisations as Gain the broad-based training A blend of theory and applied will allow you to meet the standard digital workstations it with grades of credit or above in industry practices well as the option of studying you need to appeal to a variety knowledge will equip you with expectations of major for all production areas Association of Chartered Certified overseas with partner employers. Accountants, Chartered Accountants the relevant units, you’re eligible Access real-time market data of potential employers critical-thinking, analytical, Learn from widely published to apply for exemption from the universities problem-solving and ANZ, CPA Australia, the Institute of and solve practical problems Become proficient in academics, professional Management Accountants and the corresponding Foundation level in our innovative Finance communication skills. microeconomic and marketers and award-winning CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Institute of Public Accountants. professional examinations. Decision Lab CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Opportunity to get real-world macroeconomic policy media producers, all with Applications modeller and developer, experience by completing with some exposure to industry experience CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Administration manager, business business analyst, business process financial economics and CAREER OPPORTUNITIES analyst, communications manager, practical work placements Actuary, claims adjuster/examiner/ ACCREDITATION improvement specialist, business with an industry partner econometrics, giving you the Accountant, auditor, business Macquarie University is a CFA general manager, management process modelling consultant, organisation strong theoretical background CAREER OPPORTUNITIES analyst, consulting firm manager, investigator, fund manager, consultant, marketing consultant, required for a successful insurance analyst, life, general Program Partner of the CFA customer insights manager, data Art director, broadcasting production financial institution manager, forensic Institute, the global association for office manager, operations manager, analyst, management consultant, IT career in either the public or manager, creative director, digital accountant, government policy or health insurance specialist, private sector investment professionals that awards public sector manager, sales manager. planning manager. ACCREDITATION marketing manager, marketing planner/analyst, merchant banker, pricing/marketing actuary, risk Accounting major accredited by analyst, superannuation consultant, the Chartered Financial Analyst communications specialist, stockbroker. designation. ASIC, CA and CPA (with correct CAREER OPPORTUNITIES marketing consultant, media and underwriter. choice of units). Human Resource Business journalist, econometrician, public relations specialist, media Management major accredited by CAREER OPPORTUNITIES economist, financial analyst, producer. the Australian HR Institute. Marketing Financial analyst for accounting investment analyst, management Management major accredited by the and consultancy firms, financial consultant, market analyst, economist, investment analyst, Australian Marketing Institute. researcher, statistician, stockbroker. management consultant, market analyst, planning/policy analyst, CAREER OPPORTUNITIES SCAN THE public administrator, researcher, Accountant, auditor, business analyst, QR CODE to read more statistician, stockbroker. economic policy adviser, financial analyst, investment manager, management consultant, market researcher, stockbroker, taxation consultant.

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GLOBAL MASTER OF Business MASTER OF MASTER OF MASTER OF MASTER OF Administration MASTER OF MASTER OF Applied MASTER OF Banking and Business Business (Online) Accounting Actuarial Practice Economics Applied Finance Finance Administration Analytics CRICOS CODE 091741J 1 CRICOS CODE 083775K CRICOS CODE 097429B D 1 CRICOS CODE 083777G 1 CRICOS CODE 087880K CRICOS CODE 083781A CRICOS CODE 0100139 D 1

DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES 1.5 years Jan, Mar, May, 1-2 years February, July 2 years February 1-2 years February, July 1-1.5 years Apr, Sep 1.5-2 years February, July 1.5-2 years Jan, Apr, Jun, 1-2 years February, July Jun, Aug, Oct Sep FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH $39,200 AUD IELTS 6.5 $39,200 AUD IELTS 6.5 $39,200 AUD IELTS 6.5 $42,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 $39,200 AUD IELTS 6.5 FEES ENGLISH $39,200 AUD IELTS 6.5 $22,000 AUD IELTS 7.0 per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) $40,000 AUD IELTS 7.0 per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT Australian bachelor’s qualification Australian bachelor’s qualification Australian bachelor’s qualification Australian bachelor’s qualification Australian bachelor’s qualification ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT Australian bachelor’s qualification Australian bachelor’s qualification or recognised equivalent in a related field or recognised or recognised equivalent or recognised equivalent and two or recognised equivalent Australian bachelor’s qualification or recognised equivalent or recognised equivalent with a equivalent with a WAM of 60 years relevant approved work or recognised equivalent with a WAM of 65, and three years (full- experience WAM of 65, and three years time equivalent) of supervisory or OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW (full-time equivalent) work OVERVIEW professional experience If you’re looking to meet the OVERVIEW Practically designed to provide It’s an indisputable fact that experience at a managerial or This course has a strong focus on the accreditation requirements to Learn how to apply mathematical, students with state-of-the-art OVERVIEW money makes the world go round. professional level real-world application of business commence the professional papers statistical, economic and applied economics knowledge and Recognised as the banking and Consequently, some of the most analytics tools and techniques. OVERVIEW offered by the Association of financial analysis to a range of skills that can be applied to different finance industry’s premier graduate important, exciting and rewarding You’ll develop your knowledge The Global MBA is a first-of-its- Chartered Certified Accountants, practical problems in long-term industries and disciplines. In this degree, with the skills you’ll gain jobs can be found in the banking OVERVIEW and understanding of computer kind online MBA built around six Chartered Accountants Australia risk management, finance and course, you’ll learn how to apply from this course, including the and finance sector. A career in this In today’s ever-evolving global programming, databases, applied future-focused capabilities: adapting, and New Zealand (CA ANZ) and CPA insurance through this professionally economic theories to real-world ability to help organisations create dynamic field has the potential not economy the best managers are statistics and machine learning analysing, influencing, leading, Australia, this course is for you. You’ll accredited course. problems and understand the value, invest wisely and manage risk, only to take you around the world, agile and innovative, they’re great techniques applied to big data. And problem solving and strategising. complete advanced units in financial importance of economics in an you’ll find yourself with an enviable but also to make a considerable communicators and collaborators, you’ll learn how to collaborate and The course is designed to meet skill set that will allow you to further they have a global mindset and and management accounting, KEY FEATURES interdisciplinary context. impact on people across the globe. communicate effectively with diverse the changing needs of the labour management control systems, your career in the global financial This highly practical course designed create sustainable value, and they teams to achieve a range of purposes market where increasing tech-driven Undertake a range of units in environment. This course is delivered empower those around them. information systems, business ethics KEY FEATURES to meet employer needs will develop in different contexts. disruptions redefine and create new and taxation to prepare you for a actuarial science, statistics, on campus, online, or through a your theoretical knowledge alongside Designed to challenge and transform opportunities for work. Given the finance and economics Develop models of the combination of both methods. you into such a manager, this course wide range of accounting roles. your practical capabilities. KEY FEATURES importance of lifelong learning in the Complete a research project economy and learn to analyse will extend your knowledge, skills future of work narrative, the Global as well as a capstone unit real-world economic data, as SPECIALISATIONS and experience through a practical Develop your understanding

KEY FEATURES well as argue the merits of a KEY FEATURES

n of advanced methods from MBA is modelled on a stackable Environmental Finance FinTech curriculum that bridges the gap

You’ll complete part range of economic policies information technology Delivered by industry n concept where you determine what Gain essential financial and or all of the foundation Financial Management between theory and real-world you’ll learn, how much you’ll learn, management accounting Expand your understanding of practitioners, each an expert application. and their use in supporting level component and the in their own field, which business processes and when you’ll learn. knowledge, as well as a range university component of the empirical analysis relevant to of business-related skills economic issues and gain the teaches real-world finance KEY FEATURES associate level professional with academic rigour KEY FEATURES Opportunity to undertake a qualifications of the Australian ability to undertake original Professional development is research methods project in KEY FEATURES Learn from teachers who have first-hand experience with the Actuaries Institute, subject research to support economic An unparalleled range of integrated into this course, Our MBA program is ranked your final year to apply data Enjoy the flexibility to study CA ANZ and CPA programs to demonstrating superior arguments electives around a rigorous and you can choose to in the top 50 in the world. analytics methodology in a in your own time, at your own academic performance in the Develop your research skills core curriculum will equip you undertake an internship for (The Economist Which MBA? real-world setting pace, from anywhere in the Develop research skills relevant units. with an individualised learning practical work experience. Rankings, 2021) and practice to appraise while undertaking a research Access to our world-class world project experience targeting your own From experiential classroom recent developments in career plans Simulations modelled on Finance Decision Lab with Join a global community of accounting, as well as to make ACCREDITATION real-life situations will learning to internships and live data from the world’s allow you to integrate your exchange programs with our leading sources of business learners and be mentored by professional judgements and This degree is accredited by the Applied, flexible and portable, world-leading academics and solve complex accounting this course is suited to knowledge and skills. domestic and global partners, intelligence, as well as our industry experts problems Actuaries Institute. If you achieve experienced professionals, discover a mix of theory and on-campus incubator satisfactory performance in relevant whether currently in the Explore your areas of interest real-world experience Solve problems in high-impact units, you’re eligible to apply for through a selection of finance industry or in other Tailor your experience by teams, generate strategies ACCREDITATION exemption from the corresponding professions seeking to specialised elective streams CAREER OPPORTUNITIES that deliver real impact selecting six elective units, This degree is accredited by the level professional examinations. transition to the finance sector enabling you to deepen your Business planning executive, Association of Chartered Certified CAREER OPPORTUNITIES knowledge within a certain consumer analyst, data insights CAREER OPPORTUNITIES analyst, data scientist, data CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Accountants, Chartered Accountants ACCREDITATION Entry-level positions at financial field Account director, advisory and ANZ, CPA Australia, the Institute Actuary in the insurance, financial institutions, wealth management visualisation analyst, financial analyst, services and banking industries, We are affiliated with the CFA information technology analyst, innovation consultant, CEO, of Management Accountants Institute and this degree is helpful and financial advising, stockbroking CAREER OPPORTUNITIES entrepreneur, finance manager, and the Institute of Management and in the quantitative modelling management consultant, marketing to students preparing for the CFA and investment advising, risk Senior leadership roles in business general manager, operations Accountants. of consumer behaviour and data analyst, public service adviser. Program exams. management, corporate finance, operations, strategy, finance, manager, sales leader. analytics. credit risk assessment, insurance, CAREER OPPORTUNITIES marketing or sales in multinational CAREER OPPORTUNITIES superannuation. corporations, government Accountant, auditor, banker, Senior positions within banking, business analyst, consultant, forensic organisations, non-for-profit corporate finance, stockbroking, organisations. accountant, insurance specialist, investment management, venture stockbroker, superannuation adviser, capital, project finance and risk taxation specialist. management firms in Australia and SCAN THE overseas. QR CODE to read more

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MASTER OF MASTER OF MASTER OF MASTER OF International MASTER OF MASTER OF Professional Commerce Finance Business Management Marketing Accounting CRICOS CODE 083782M D 1 CRICOS CODE 099169A D 1 CRICOS CODE 083791K D 1 CRICOS CODE 083800C D 1 CRICOS CODE 099181E D 1 CRICOS CODE 099183C NOTES

DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES 1-2 years February, July 1 year February, July 1-2 years February, July 1-2 years February, July 1 year February, July 1.5-2 years February, July FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH $39,200 AUD IELTS 6.5 $39,200 AUD IELTS 6.5 $39,200 AUD IELTS 6.5 $38,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 $39,200 AUD IELTS 6.5 $39,200 AUD IELTS 6.5 per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT Australian bachelor’s qualification Australian bachelor’s qualification Australian bachelor’s qualification Australian bachelor’s qualification Australian bachelor’s qualification Australian bachelor’s qualification or recognised equivalent in a related field or recognised or recognised equivalent or recognised equivalent in a related field or recognised or recognised equivalent equivalent with a WAM of 65 equivalent, with a WAM of 65 OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW In today’s fast-moving and OVERVIEW Globalisation has changed the face In today’s challenging and OVERVIEW If you hold a bachelor degree in complex business environment, a This course will develop you into of business forever. As a result, competitive business environment, Designed in consultation with accounting, or you’re otherwise comprehensive understanding of all a highly skilled and employable individuals who understand the having skills in leadership, project industry, this course takes a practical, eligible to enrol in the CPA program, business functions, in combination finance professional. You’ll learn complexities of conducting business management, strategic decision applied approach to teaching and this course is ideal in assisting you with a set of practical skills, will how to apply the advanced technical on a global scale are in demand. This making and human relations is a learning, and will enable you to work to become a qualified practicing enable you to succeed as an skills needed to examine, interpret degree will help you gear up with distinct advantage. This course, in a team, identify opportunities and accountant. It will help you to in-demand business professional. and appraise a range of financial the skills and knowledge required to developed specifically for recent creatively solve business problems. It develop advanced professional skills This practical and flexible course information and market conditions. set up and lead global enterprises. graduates and early career will provide you with the knowledge, in strategic management accounting, designed to meet employer needs You’ll study recent developments and You’ll develop a solid understanding professionals, will provide you with skills and professional attributes financial reporting and disclosure, will extend your business knowledge, issues in banking and finance with of core business disciplines with an deep experiential learning within you’ll need to advance your career global strategy and leadership and making you highly employable in a particular focus on ethical, social, international focus so you can take contemporary business settings, in the rapidly changing world of ethics and governance. a wide range of careers. You can regulatory, economic, sustainability your career around the world. and will give you opportunities to marketing.

choose to complete one or two and global perspectives. practically apply your learning to real SPECIALISATIONS

n n ACCA Studies CA Studies CPA specialisations to develop depth in KEY FEATURES and current corporate challenges. KEY FEATURES your chosen discipline. Studies KEY FEATURES Collaborate and network with Expand your marketing SPECIALISATIONS Earn valuable skills across a top students from across KEY FEATURES knowledge and skills to

range of sectors, including Europe, Asia, Middle East and design and implement KEY FEATURES n Accounting Business Management Discover a solid grounding in

finance, risk assessment the Americas creative marketing plans and

n the core aspects of general and Organisations Finance The applied nature of this and management, and other management and business strategies course and its assessment n Marketing related fields Develop your research skills via a research project leadership Gain relevant industry tasks mean you’ll learn how to prepare an investigation Access our world-class Opportunity to undertake experience and embrace KEY FEATURES Finance Decision Lab with Opportunity to undertake a variety of business plan, discuss issues relevant a supervised workplace an internship to build your to properly obtaining and Personalise your degree based live data from the world’s professional experience and engagement opportunities, leading sources of business internship and obtain including collaborations with handling evidence, and on your prior qualifications academic credit under the networks, and challenge real analyse a variety of potential and experience to solidify your intelligence, as well as our on- business problems with local our extensive partners in campus incubator guidance of a workplace Australia and overseas evidence sources. knowledge or explore a new mentor and global organisations career path Be introduced to emerging Develop your interpersonal Macquarie graduates of this fields such as financial and communication skills course consistently receive Complete a research project CAREER OPPORTUNITIES higher grades in the CPA and a capstone unit, designed technology and environmental CAREER OPPORTUNITIES to enable you to work both finance, providing you with Business analyst, economic policy independently and in groups, program than non-Macquarie to be future focused, to Export and import manager, graduates. explore strategic business highly sought after finance management consultant, adviser, financial analyst, investment and to create effective issues within the context of a skills international licensing/franchising manager, management consultant, outcomes for stakeholders Conduct a research project business environment manager, policy consultant, market researcher, stockbroker. and choose from a range of joint venture project manager, subjects such as forensic Undertake a supervised CAREER OPPORTUNITIES CAREER OPPORTUNITIES accounting, taxation, workplace internship under Credit risk analyst, finance international marketing manager. Brand specialist, consumer insights information systems in the guidance of a workplace manager, financial adviser, financial specialist, customer relationship business and more mentor analyst, fintech technical manager, specialist, digital marketing specialist, investment adviser, mortgage market analyst, marketing consultant, ACCREDITATION CAREER OPPORTUNITIES broker, risk management analyst, professional service marketer, social stockbroker, wealth management SCAN THE media specialist. You’ll gain three qualifications upon Corporate governance risk officer, QR CODE completion: a postgraduate degree adviser. to read more financial crime analyst, finance in accounting, membership of the manager, general manager, Association of Chartered Certified management accountant, Accountants or CPA Australia (subject management consultant, market to meeting other requirements) analyst, marketing manager, product and the opportunity to gain CIMA development manager. accreditation. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Roles in accounting, taxation, consulting, banking and finance, government, stockbroking, risk management, auditing, superannuation, insurance.

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EDUCATION TEACHER EDUCATION TOP 100 #1 IN SYDNEY UNDERGRADUATE EMPLOYABILITY IN THE WORLD National Graduates Outcome Survey, QS World University 2017–2019 Rankings by Subject, 2020

Education

To be an effective teacher in today’s rapidly INDUSTRY-DESIGNED DEGREES changing environment, it’s important Macquarie places emphasis on building career that you possess several key attributes. skills, offering multiple opportunities for practical As a Macquarie teaching graduate, you’ll experience in a variety of classroom settings. benefit from our uniquely developed 5Rs Students work towards teacher accreditation as framework. Through this framework, you’ll required by the Australian Children’s Education become a teacher who is resilient, reflexive, & Care Quality Authority (ACECQA) and NSW responsive, ready to learn and research Education Standards Authority (NESA). engaged. Backed by this distinct skill set, you’ll inspire, enrich lives, and empower DEGREES WITH INTERNSHIPS individuals to realise their full intellectual Macquarie’s multi-award-winning Professional and social potential. You’ll also enjoy deep and Community Engagement (PACE) program relationships with hub and partner schools, offers you opportunities to engage with real-world which will enable ongoing engagement teachers and classrooms in our hub and partner with teachers and classrooms to enhance schools. You can get access to the classroom for your learning. year 1 and start your professional experience from year 2.

WORLD-CLASS FACILITIES Teach in our simulated classrooms and science labs or work with emerging technologies that are pushing the boundaries of education. You’ll also gain access to our internationally recognised on-campus Mia Mia Child and Family Study Centre, and MUSEC (the Macquarie University Special Education Centre where you can work with children K–6 with special learning needs.

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BACHELOR OF

BACHELOR OF BACHELOR OF Science and BACHELOR OF Arts and Bachelor Arts and Bachelor Bachelor of Teaching NOTES of Education of Education Education (Early Childhood MASTER OF MASTER OF (Primary) (Secondary) (Secondary) Education) Early Childhood Education CRICOS CODE 099534G CRICOS CODE 099535F CRICOS CODE 099536E CRICOS CODE 083745E CRICOS CODE 083783K 1 CRICOS CODE 083785G 1

DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES 4 years February 4 years February 4 years February 4 years February 1-1.5 years February, July 1-1.5 years February, July FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH $33,200 AUD IELTS 7.5 $33,200 AUD IELTS 7.5 $35,200 AUD IELTS 7.5 $32,400 AUD IELTS 7.5 $32,000 AUD IELTS 6.5 $32,000 AUD IELTS 6.5 per year (R 7, W 7, L 8, S 8) per year (R 7, W 7, L 8, S 8) per year (R 7, W 7, L 8, S 8) per year (R 7, W 7, L 8, S 8) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) SELECTION SELECTION SELECTION SELECTION ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT RANK RANK RANK RANK Australian bachelor’s Australian bachelor’s qualification in a related field qualification or recognised 75 75 75 75 or recognised equivalent equivalent in a related field

OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW In the Bachelor of Arts component of In the Bachelor of Arts component of People with skills in science, Acquire skills to become a qualified Enhance your professional and Take the lead, shape school-wide this double degree, you’ll undertake this double degree, you’ll choose an technology, engineering and teacher of children aged from birth theoretical understanding and programs, and lead policy and an academic major from a wide range academic major in the discipline of mathematics (STEM) are in demand to five years in prior-to-school knowledge of factors that impact practice reforms that enhance of areas. The Bachelor of Education your first teaching subject. You may across the globe. Preparing the next settings such as childcare centres a child’s emotional, social and teaching and learning in diverse (Primary) component will provide also choose to undertake a second generation of competitive workers or preschools. This course also intellectual development. Study educational settings. This course you with the equivalent of two years teaching subject. The Bachelor of requires teachers who can inspire a prepares you for other roles in child development, play, infant and enables you to expand the critical full-time professional study. Education (Secondary) component love of STEM. High-quality teachers children’s services. toddler curriculum and pedagogies, thinking capabilities you’ll need when will provide you with the equivalent of are important role models – guiding creative arts, policy, language and responding to changing educational MAJORS

two years full-time professional study. students during what can be an KEY FEATURES literacy, STEM, and management environments. You’ll also learn how

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Ancient History Anthropology exciting and challenging time in and leadership in early childhood to develop, implement and evaluate

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n Applied Ethics Chinese Studies MAJORS their lives. Undertake professional contexts. innovative, evidence-based solutions.

n n n n experience in early childhood Creative Writing Criminology Early Ancient History Chinese Studies

settings from first year to

n n n Childhood Teaching Education English French and Francophone MAJORS

make connections between KEY FEATURES KEY FEATURES n n n

n English French and Francophone Studies Geography German Astronomy and Astrophysics theory and real-world practice

n n n n n n

Studies Gender Studies Geography Studies Japanese Studies Modern Biology Biomolecular Develop highly transferable Undertake our research-led,

n n n n

n German Studies Indigenous History Spanish and Latin American Sciences Chemistry Earth and Access trainings through analytical and research skills evidence-based and practice-

n n Macquarie’s Mia Mia Child and focused course and enhance Studies International Relations Studies Environmental Sciences Human

Family Study Centre Engage with early childhood your professional knowledge

n n n n Japanese Studies Media, Culture Biology Mathematics Physics

experts who are active and skills to support and

n n n

and Communications Modern KEY FEATURES Psychological Science Statistical researchers and are mentor colleagues

n n History Music Studies Performing Modelling CAREER OPPORTUNITIES recognised worldwide as

Arts and Entertainment Industries Engage and observe in authorities on early childhood Become adept at taking

classroom contexts from your Early childhood teacher in n n n education, development and the lead in developing, Philosophy Politics Psychological

first year with professional KEY FEATURES government agencies, non- educational leadership implementing and evaluating

n n Science Social Justice Sociology

experience placements government organisations, private programs that leverage n Engage and observe in Spanish and Latin American Studies starting from second year and community-owned early A capstone unit will provide community resources to classroom contexts from your you with the opportunity to first year with professional childhood settings. maximise learning outcomes Acquire the skills to apply integrate the knowledge and for students KEY FEATURES subject content knowledge to experience placements skills you’ll gain across all your design learning experiences starting from second year, subjects, and a research unit Engage and observe in including overseas placement classroom contexts from your that reflect evidence-based will teach you how to apply CAREER OPPORTUNITIES first year with professional best practice opportunities this in a rigorous and scholarly Education leadership roles

experience placements Learn to apply subject content way to solve a substantive

n education administrator

starting from second year knowledge to design learning educational issue of your

n ACCREDITATION experiences that reflect choice. n researcher specialist/consultant/ Develop a teaching Graduates are eligible to teach in SCAN THE adviser in language and literacy, specialisation in mathematics, evidence-based best practice QR CODE government and non-government to read more policy analysis, special education and science and technology, or CAREER OPPORTUNITIES inclusion, STEM education design, English schools. This degree is accredited by the NSW Education Standards ACCREDITATION Administrator in early childhood teaching and learning technologies. Authority (NESA), and is recognised Graduates are eligible to teach in contexts, early childhood education ACCREDITATION nationally and internationally by government and non-government researcher, early childhood Graduates are eligible to teach in education providers. schools. This degree is accredited education specialist/professional/ government and non-government by the NSW Education Standards consultant/adviser/leader. schools. This degree is accredited CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Authority (NESA), and is recognised by the NSW Education Standards Secondary teacher, education officer nationally and internationally by Authority (NESA), and is recognised within a range of public and private education providers. nationally and internationally by institutions. education providers. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Secondary teacher, education officer CAREER OPPORTUNITIES within a range of public and private Primary teacher, education officer institutions. within a range of public and private institutions.

The academic requirement listed is applicable to the longest postgraduate course duration. Academic requirements vary based on the admission point that you choose. There might be alternative ways to meet the academic requirements. For more information visit courses.mq.edu.au These annual fees are indicative only and may change.

D Double degree options exist for this course. See page 106 or visit courses.mq.edu.au for more information. Selection rank is based on the Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) for students completing an Australian senior secondary qualification. 1 This course can be completed in one year, subject to meeting the entry requirements for the one-year admission point. See page 105 or visit courses.mq.edu.au See pages 95–98 for conversions to qualifications in your country or visitmq.edu.au/academic-requirements for more information. 46 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU 47

MASTER OF MASTER OF MASTER OF Teaching (Birth Teaching Teaching “From the tailored education degrees, which to Five Years) (Primary) (Secondary) are designed to fit each individual student’s CRICOS CODE 058390B CRICOS CODE 099189G CRICOS CODE 099190D interests, to the academic support on offer, the DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES 2 years February 2 years February 2 years February learning environment at Macquarie is unrivalled. FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH Macquarie has great relationships with schools $32,000 AUD IELTS 7.5 $32,000 AUD IELTS 7.5 $32,000 AUD IELTS 7.5 from all across Sydney, and it’s through our per year (R 7, W 7, L 8, S 8) per year (R 7, W 7, L 8, S 8) per year (R 7, W 7, L 8, S 8) ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT teaching practicum experiences with these Australian bachelor’s Australian bachelor’s Australian bachelor’s qualification or recognised qualification that meets subject qualification that meets subject schools that we really get to start to experience equivalent with a WAM of 55 content knowledge requirements content knowledge requirements what life will be like as a teacher. Macquarie also or recognised equivalent or recognised equivalent offers teaching seminars, information nights and OVERVIEW Quality early childhood education OVERVIEW OVERVIEW range of advice for pre-service teachers, so I feel provides the foundation for reading, With a focus on evidence-based If you hold a recognised bachelor mathematic and science, and helps learning and teaching that has a degree, this postgraduate degree will very confident that when I leave Macquarie, I’ll be young children develop their social positive impact on student learning support you to become a reflexive, as prepared as I can be for my chosen career.” and emotional skills. This course and wellbeing, this course will resilient and research-engaged will provide you with the specialist support you to become responsive teacher in secondary schools. With Ella Reilly knowledge and skills you need to and ready to learn. And it will enable a focus on evidence-based learning work in prior-to-school settings such you to gain the knowledge, skills and teaching that has a positive BACHELOR OF ARTS AND BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (PRIMARY) as preschools and child care centres. and qualifications required to impact on student learning and teach in primary schools or work in wellbeing, this course will support associated fields such as curriculum you to become responsive and KEY FEATURES planning, educational research and ready to learn, and will enable you Learn from active early policy development. to gain the knowledge, skills and childhood researchers qualifications required to teach in who are leading projects secondary schools or to work in at regional, national and KEY FEATURES international levels associated fields such as curriculum Be mentored by classroom planning, educational research and Enjoy numerous opportunities teachers during professional policy development. to visit and learn from the experience placements, world-renowned Mia Mia Child and benefit from strong and Family Study Centre at relationships with our partner KEY FEATURES schools in NSW and overseas Macquarie Your learning and research will You’ll develop analytical and Your learning and research will be technology supported and research skills, invaluable in be technology supported and engaged with strong focus on your professional work as a engaged with strong focus on diversity, inclusive education, highly qualified teacher. diversity, inclusive education, and critical and creative and critical and creative thinking. thinking. ACCREDITATION Be mentored by classroom teachers during professional This degree is approved by the ACCREDITATION experience placements, Australian Children’s Education and and benefit from strong Care Quality Authority (ACECQA), the Graduates are eligible to teach in relationships with our partner government agency responsible for government and non-government schools in NSW and overseas accrediting early childhood teacher schools. This degree is accredited by the NSW Education Standards qualifications in Australia. Authority (NESA), and is recognised ACCREDITATION CAREER OPPORTUNITIES nationally and internationally by Graduates are eligible to teach in Birth-to-five years educator in education providers. government and non-government schools. This degree is accredited government agencies, non- CAREER OPPORTUNITIES government organisations, private by the NSW Education Standards and community-owned early Education officer within a range of Authority (NESA), and is recognised childhood settings. public and private organisations, nationally and internationally by educational adviser to government education providers. or other agencies, educational policy planner, educational researcher, CAREER OPPORTUNITIES secondary teacher. Adult education officer within a range of public and private organisations, adult educator and trainer, educational adviser to government SCAN THE or other agencies, educational policy QR CODE to read more planner, educational researcher. 48 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU 49

Engineering

Our engineering program uniquely INDUSTRY-DESIGNED DEGREES combines a solid foundation in theoretical Our courses are designed in conjunction with knowledge with modern, practical skills industry. Our unique project-based learning acquisition and industry experience. approach to teaching means you’ll learn the skills You can specialise in civil, electrical, you need to work as an engineer and tackle the electronics, mechanical, mechatronic challenges facing society. or software engineering. Beyond the classroom, you will also have opportunities DEGREES WITH INTERNSHIPS to expand your learnings and take part in Through our multi-award-winning Professional hands-on student groups and projects, and Community Engagement (PACE) program, such as building satellites and exploring you can undertake workplace experiences with aerospace projects with Macquarie Orbital more than 3000 industry partners in Australia and or chasing a human-powered land speed across the globe. record with the Macquarie Speed Team. WORLD-CLASS FACILITIES You’ll have access to our cutting-edge engineering facilities, including collaborative learning spaces, a dedicated full-pitch FIRST robotics field and state- of-the-art wind tunnel.

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BACHELOR OF MASTER OF BACHELOR OF Engineering BACHELOR OF Engineering Engineering MASTER OF Engineering (Honours) in Electronics Engineering (Honours) with a specialisation in NOTES (Honours) with a specialisation in Electrical and Electronic Engineering Management CRICOS CODE 087876F D Civil Engineering Engineering CRICOS CODE 099163G 1 CRICOS CODE 099168B CAREER OPPORTUNITIES DURATION INTAKES KEY FEATURES KEY FEATURES Electronics engineer, computer DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES 4 years February, July Gain skills to expertly plan, Gain skills to design and operate hardware engineer, electrical and 1-2 years February, July 2 years February, July FEES ENGLISH design, construct and operate future electrical energy systems electronics designer or manufacturer, FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH the infrastructure required of and electronic technologies at project and technology manager, $39,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 modern civilisation the cutting edge $38,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 $38,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 per year (6.0 each band) research and design manager. per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) Identify complex problems Develop broad and coherent SELECTION in civil and wider engineering knowledge of mathematics, ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT RANK fields, and learn how to science and engineering Australian bachelor’s engineering Australian bachelor’s formulate innovative solutions fundamentals that form the technologists qualification in qualification in a related field 80 using problem solving, design foundation of electricity a related field or recognised or recognised equivalent and decision making systems equivalent OVERVIEW Learn how to recognise global Acquire advanced knowledge OVERVIEW Combine a solid foundation in and sustainability implications of electrical energy OVERVIEW of prospective solutions engineering fundamentals, Designed for engineers who are theoretical knowledge with modern, to everyday engineering and relevant natural and Consolidate, build on and enhance the looking to formalise their project practical skills acquisition and problems physical sciences in the theoretical and practical grounding management credentials, this course industry experience. You can choose design, analysis and operation you gained in your undergraduate will bridge the gap between the to specialise in civil, electrical of electrical power and energy studies in engineering, and prepare fields of engineering and business and electronics, mechanical, CAREER OPPORTUNITIES systems yourself for a career as an electronics management. It will unlock your mechatronic or software engineering. Civil engineer, construction manager, Develop advanced theoretical engineer. This course will refine your technical and general management environmental engineer, structural and technical knowledge technical and practical skills, and give potential, and will enable you to KEY FEATURES engineer, urban and regional planner. of electronics engineering you in-depth knowledge in analog and take the next step towards business to identify, formulate and digital electronics. leadership. You’ll gain the skills you’ll Study a project-based solve complex engineering need to apply innovative business professional development problems curriculum KEY FEATURES management practices to your Learn to design, implement, technical engineering knowledge so Access our new cutting- test, deploy and consider the This degree meets the Engineers that you can identify opportunities to edge engineering facilities, long-term maintenance of Australia Stage 1 Professional grow your business through strategic Engineering competency including collaborative large integrated (electronic, approaches to project management, learning spaces, a dedicated mechanical, software) systems standards. ® supply chain management, business full-pitch FIRST robotics field Develop a comprehensive, and our state-of-the-art wind leadership and human resources theory-based understanding management. tunnel and learn how to apply that Complete an internship or BACHELOR OF BACHELOR OF BACHELOR OF knowledge to contemporary work placement with one of research and development KEY FEATURES our industry partners from Engineering Engineering Engineering problems in electronics and related fields This degree aligns with second year (Honours) (Honours) (Honours) Engineers Australia’s with a specialisation in with a specialisation in with a specialisation in Study in state-of-the-art College of Leadership and ACCREDITATION facilities, including our new Management. Mechanical Engineering Mechatronic Engineering Software Engineering cutting-edge engineering This degree is accredited by laboratories and learning Gain practical experience Engineers Australia. spaces built for collaboration working on collaborative real- KEY FEATURES KEY FEATURES KEY FEATURES and cross-disciplinary learning life projects using the latest Accreditation applies to the following software and technology to be specialisations: Gain skills to design Gain skills to design and Gain skills to program, test mechanical systems construct the very robots and bug-fix software products ready for the workforce • Mechanical Engineering by developing a strong and their computer systems that could help change the CAREER OPPORTUNITIES You’ll be able to study • Mechatronic Engineering foundation in basic sciences, that will be responsible for world Automotive electrical engineer, specialised management • Software Engineering as well as advanced creating the autonomous electronics engineer, electronics units delivered by the knowledge in manufacturing, future Develop the advanced technical and theoretical designer, electronics manufacturer, AASCB-accredited Macquarie novel materials and Business School. microscale devices Learn to apply appropriate knowledge of the fundamental electronics repairer, information modelling, measurement concepts underlying the technology manager, precision Learn to proficiently identify, and simulation techniques, design, development, manufacturer, telecommunications CAREER OPPORTUNITIES select and apply mechanical and design software operation and performance of engineer. engineering theory and tools to solve problems software systems Chief operating officer, consultant, analysis, modelling and in electromechanical contract manager, executive manager, simulation, and measurement engineering areas Learn how to proficiently project leader, project manager, knowledge to address identify, select and apply project team leader, vendor manager. complex problems Learn to proficiently software engineering theory identify, select and apply and analysis, modelling Develop knowledge to design, mechatronics engineering and simulation to address implement, test and deploy theory and analysis, complex problems systems where mechanical modelling and simulation, and engineering forms the whole measurement knowledge to or part of the solution address complex problems CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Software engineer, app developer, tech entrepreneur, mobile CAREER OPPORTUNITIES CAREER OPPORTUNITIES technologist, software developer, Mechanical engineer, aerospace Mechatronic engineer, automation systems programmer, web developer. engineer, automotive engineer, engineer, building management Selection rank is based on the Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) for students completing an Australian senior secondary qualification. CAD technician, control and system engineer, control system See pages 95–98 for conversions to qualifications in your country or visitmq.edu.au/academic-requirements instrumentation engineer, nuclear design engineer, medical technology The academic requirement listed is applicable to the longest postgraduate course duration. Academic requirements vary based on the admission point that you choose. engineer. device engineer. There might be alternative ways to meet the academic requirements. For more information visit courses.mq.edu.au These annual fees are indicative only and may change.

D Double degree options exist for this course. See page 106 or visit courses.mq.edu.au for more information. 1 This course can be completed in one year, subject to meeting the entry requirements for the one-year admission point. See page 105 or visit courses.mq.edu.au for more information. 52 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU 53

Information technologies

Our flexible IT courses – developed in INDUSTRY-DESIGNED DEGREES consultation with industry – give you the Our courses are designed to build the capabilities opportunity to specialise in cyber security, you’ll need in the workplace. As well as developing data science, game design and development, skills with the latest technology, you will information systems and business analysis, graduate highly employable with the technical, software technology solutions, or web communication, project management and and mobile app development. As well as teamwork skills to adapt to the future of work. developing skills in the latest technologies, you will graduate with in-demand soft skills DEGREES WITH INTERNSHIPS and capabilities. Your learning is enhanced Through our multi-award-winning Professional by our location in Australia’s largest and Community Engagement (PACE) program, you high-tech precinct, which is brimming can undertake workplace experiences with more with collaborative, internship and than 3000 industry partners in Australia and employment opportunities. across the globe.

WORLD-CLASS FACILITIES Macquarie’s information technology facilities are cutting edge, giving you the most up-to-date knowledge and skills. We’ve recently invested $10 million in the Optus Macquarie University Cyber Security Hub, and are surrounded by industry collaborators in the heart of Macquarie Park Innovation District.

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MASTER OF MASTER OF MASTER OF BACHELOR OF BACHELOR OF Information Information Information BACHELOR OF Game Design and Information MASTER OF Systems Technology in Technology in Cyber Security Development Technology Data Science Management Cyber Security Networking CRICOS CODE 099143M CRICOS CODE 099144K CRICOS CODE 047327M D CRICOS CODE 080284J 1 CRICOS CODE 099171G D 1 CRICOS CODE 099172F D 1 CRICOS CODE 099173E D 1

DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES 3 years February, July 3 years February, July 3 years February, July 1-2 years February, July 1-2 years February, July 1-2 years February, July 1-2 years February, July FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH $39,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 $39,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 $39,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 $39,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 $39,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 $39,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 $39,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) SELECTION SELECTION SELECTION ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT RANK RANK RANK Australian bachelor’s Australian bachelor’s Australian bachelor’s Australian bachelor’s qualification in a related field qualification in a related field or qualification in a related field qualification in a related field 80 75 75 or recognised equivalent recognised equivalent, with units or recognised equivalent or recognised equivalent in business information systems and databases OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW This course, the most up to date With a thorough grounding provided This course is designed to develop Our interdisciplinary approach will Gain up-to-date knowledge and Develop an in-depth integrated in cyber security in Australia, will in software design and development, you into a highly skilled and provide you with the technical skills OVERVIEW practical training for a successful knowledge of advanced concepts prepare you to be an in-demand as well as specialist units that employable information technology you’ll need to work in data science Learn the skills to project manage career in the burgeoning field of in network and internetwork cyber security professional. You’ll critically appraise video games as professional. You’ll develop broad across a variety of industries. You’ll information systems (IS) design and cyber security. Completing this technologies, and learn how to gain the skills needed to harden designs and cultural media products, and coherent knowledge and be able to process and analyse installation, including assessing course will arm you with technical apply them to solving practical organisations against cyber threats this course will equip you with the skills from an area of information datasets, including big data, use business risk, setting the project skills in cryptography, networks, problems in networked IT systems, by building your awareness of the skills you’ll need for a successful technology such as software design mathematical and statistical scope and managing project budgets. artificial intelligence and mobile data as well as related topics such as motivations, mindsets, capabilities career designing and creating the and construction, applied data modelling techniques, machine Project strategy and systems security communications. network design and security. If you and skills of cyber criminals, and next wave of popular video games modelling and analysis or security learning and data mining to are key foundation units, while have undergraduate qualifications by developing your expertise in and virtual worlds. problem detection and mitigation optional units cover contemporary solve challenging problems, and KEY FEATURES in IT, computing or engineering information security and data privacy, and you’ll learn how to apply that communicate your findings to topics to help give you an edge in the (with suitable units in computer Study and research cyber offensive security, digital forensics, KEY FEATURES knowledge to solve real-world different audiences. workplace. programming), this degree will applied cryptography, secure coding problems. security from a technical enable you to transition into the and artificial intelligence. The only university degree computing perspective internetworking field. available in New South Wales MAJORS KEY FEATURES KEY FEATURES

which offers technical skills Opportunity to undertake

n Cyber Security Data Science The interdisciplinary approach Strengthen your practical work placements KEY FEATURES and a critical understanding of KEY FEATURES n Information Systems and Business across computer science, understanding of underlying with our industry partners

video games IT principles by applying them

n n mathematics and statistics Develop foundational skills in Analysis Software Technology Web Research and synthesise to practical, industry-relevant Your learning will be enhanced areas such as programming, Study all aspects of video and Mobile App Development will ensure you develop the alternate solutions, concepts databases, web technologies, games while gaining broad skills to apply data science to issues by our location in Australia’s and procedures, and real-world issues. leading high-tech precinct, networking and security programming and software Opportunity to undertake apply expert judgement to studies from a socio-political which is brimming with engineering skills and KEY FEATURES Enhance your learning by our practical work placements networking technologies from perspective knowledge collaborative, internship and organisational and innovation Undertake a work-integrated location in Australia’s largest with our industry partners employment opportunities high-tech precinct, which is perspectives Connect with leading cyber Solve a real-world problem learning activity in your Units have been developed in security experts from the in your final year that brings final year with a partner brimming with collaborative, Learn how to synthesise internship and employment partnership and consultation Optus Macquarie University your learning together and organisation to help prepare with industry. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES technical knowledge with Cyber Security Hub prepares you for a successful for real workplace scenarios opportunities Information security manager, management and policy start to your career Enhance your learning penetration tester, security aspects of internetworked Undertake an industry-based systems and communicate project in your final year to The opportunity to take experience with our location CAREER OPPORTUNITIES CAREER OPPORTUNITIES analyst, security auditor, security in Australia’s largest high-tech IS/IT manager, change manager, consultant, security manager, to wider management and IT solve a real-world problem CISCO networking units and Business analyst, consultant, data professionals with a focus on security precinct, brimming with gain experience working analyst, data scientist, entrepreneur, systems analyst, IS/IT designer security operations centre analyst, with CISCO equipment and collaborative, internship and Opportunity to undertake an The opportunity to take financial consultant, government or architect, technology project vulnerability assessor. technology employment opportunities manager, business solutions industry internship during CISCO networking units and policy adviser, information your studies gain experience working The opportunity to take technology analyst, market analyst, manager, chief information officer, with CISCO equipment and CAREER OPPORTUNITIES CISCO networking units and web developer. e-business manager, business The opportunity to take technology gain experience working analyst. CISCO networking units and Creative game director, game with CISCO equipment and gain experience working animator, game artist, game audio technology with CISCO equipment and CAREER OPPORTUNITIES engineer, game designer, game technology Chief information security officer, programmer, mobile app designer, chief privacy officer, ethical hacker, mobile app developer, video game ACCREDITATION risk analyst, security architect, system designer, virtual reality/mixed Completion of this course will satisfy CAREER OPPORTUNITIES security consultant, security director, reality developer. the standard for the professional Cloud computing specialist, network security operations centre manager, level of the Australian Computer administrator, network analyst, source code auditor, vulnerability Society. network and systems engineer, assessor. network architect, network manager, CAREER OPPORTUNITIES security specialist. Business analyst, consultant, data analyst, database designer, game designer, information technology researcher and developer, project manager, security expert, software and app developer, systems SCAN THE administrator. QR CODE to read more The academic requirement listed is applicable to the longest postgraduate course duration. Academic requirements vary based on the admission point that you choose. There might be alternative ways to meet the academic requirements. For more information visit courses.mq.edu.au These annual fees are indicative only and may change.

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LINGUISTICS MODERN LANGUAGES TOP 30 TOP 10 IN THE WORLD IN AUSTRALIA QS World University QS World University Rankings by Subject, 2020 Rankings by Subject, 2020

Languages and linguistics

Studies in languages and linguistics at INDUSTRY-DESIGNED DEGREES Macquarie will prepare you for a range We design many of our degrees with industry so of careers across the globe, such as in you develop the key skills employers are looking business, international affairs, interpreting for. The skills you will develop through the and translating, journalism or teaching. study of language and linguistics are in demand Whether you’re interested in travel, history, across countless industries in our increasingly literature, politics or international business, globalised world, with opportunities in business, expertise in other languages and cultures international affairs, interpreting and translating, will lead you to new, life-changing insights journalism or teaching. and experiences. Studying in the broad field of linguistics – which is the scientific study DEGREES WITH INTERNSHIPS of language – will increase your knowledge Through our multi-award-winning Professional and in areas such as child language disorders, Community Engagement (PACE) program, you can how language is processed and stored in undertake workplace experiences with more than the brain, intercultural communication, 3000 industry partners in Australia and across language acquisition and language sciences. the globe. You’ll also be able to put your language learning into practice through our leading Student Exchange program.

WORLD-CLASS FACILITIES Our linguistics department is the largest and most diverse in Australia, and one of the best-equipped clinical research environments in the world. Your learning will be enhanced by on-campus facilities like the Australian Hearing Hub, and dedicated specialty labs for translation and interpreting.

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BACHELOR OF MASTER OF MASTER OF MASTER OF MASTER OF Linguistics BACHELOR OF Applied MASTER OF Speech and Translation and Translation and and Language Speech and Linguistics and Conference Language Interpreting Interpreting Sciences Hearing Sciences TESOL Interpreting Pathology Studies Studies (Advanced) CRICOS CODE 099145J CRICOS CODE 099151M CRICOS CODE 083778G D CRICOS CODE 097386G CRICOS CODE 037303B CRICOS CODE 083811M D CRICOS CODE 099191C

DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES 3 years February, July 3 years February, July 1-2 years February, July 2 years February 2 years February 1.5 years February, July 2 years February, July FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH $32,400 AUD IELTS 6.5 $41,200 AUD IELTS 6.5 $33,600 AUD IELTS 6.5 $33,600 AUD IELTS 6.5 $52,400 AUD IELTS 7.0 $33,600 AUD IELTS 6.5 $33,600 AUD IELTS 6.5 per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (7.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) SELECTION SELECTION ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT RANK RANK Australian bachelor’s qualification Australian bachelor’s qualification Australian bachelor’s Australian bachelor’s qualification Australian bachelor’s or recognised equivalent or recognised equivalent with a qualification or recognised in a related field or recognised qualification or recognised 75 80 WAM of 65, and proficiency in one equivalent with a WAM of 65, and equivalent, and proficiency in one equivalent, and proficiency in of the available languages recent successful completion of of the available languages one of the available languages OVERVIEW specified prerequisite units OVERVIEW OVERVIEW In our ever-shrinking and The only standalone linguistics Prepare yourself for further study interconnected world, the ability to OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW course in Australia that will help towards a career in a number of teach English to speakers of other Enable yourself to develop the OVERVIEW If you’re proficient in more than one Earn the knowledge and skills you’ll you develop your understanding professions, including clinical work languages is a highly desirable skill. specialised skills required in Prepare yourself for a rewarding language, this course will provide you require for a career in this dynamic of human language, and its uses or research in audiology and speech And the ability to teach with cultural conference interpreting: interpreting career in speech pathology, in with the skills and knowledge you’ll field. It is set apart from the Master of and applications in human society. and language pathology, forensic and linguistic sensitivity is even in the simultaneous and consecutive which you will have opportunities require to perform translation and Translation and Interpreting Studies You’ll learn about the structure of speech science, the development more valuable. With its dual focus, modes and advanced note-taking to implement tailored services with interpreting in a range of institutional in that it allows you to achieve language, human speech production of associated speech and hearing this course will provide you with while preserving the meaning, tone individuals who have developmental settings common to community greater depth in either translation or and perception, how language is technologies, or teaching English to an understanding of the complex and nuance of the original speaker. and acquired communication and and commercial translation and interpreting, or in both disciplines. processed in the brain, how children speakers of other languages (TESOL). relationship between language use You’ll have the opportunity to swallowing disabilities, and effect interpreting practice in Australia and You’ll also have the opportunity and adult learners acquire language, and context, as well as a strong undertake effective research to potentially life-changing outcomes. overseas. to take electives that further how languages vary, and how KEY FEATURES theoretical and practical foundation inform your interpreting in a range of develop your specialised practice language is used in different contexts in the field of teaching English to high-level scientific, diplomatic and KEY FEATURES KEY FEATURES in areas such as subtitling, as well and cultures. Undertake our competitive speakers of other languages (TESOL). technical domains. as translation and interpreting in course as a pathway into This course is delivered on campus, Undertake extensive Train to be a professional medical, legal and business settings. the clinical masters courses supervised clinical translator and interpreter at KEY FEATURES for your career path as online, or through a combination of KEY FEATURES placements to develop your an advanced level through our an audiologist or speech- both methods. Study in the most diverse and This is the largest conference skills in assessment of, and accredited course that offers a KEY FEATURES language pathologist intervention for, individuals largest linguistics department interpreting course offered at variety of working languages Design and implement an in Australia, and in one of the KEY FEATURES an Australian university. with developmental and Learn about the production acquired communication and Computer-assisted translation extensive research project best-equipped research and and perception of spoken tools embedded across this clinical environments in the Study a broad range of topics Enhance your domain-specific swallowing disabilities Computer-assisted translation language, such as the way we within the area of applied course will prepare you for the world produce speech sounds using skills undertake research for tools embedded across this linguistics the purpose of interpreting Study within the state-of- fast-changing marketplace. the vocal apparatus, how the-art Macquarie University course will prepare you for the Learn about the language develops in children, and broaden your linguistic Undertake practicum projects fast-changing marketplace. commonalities and differences Study with one of the largest knowledge Speech and Hearing Clinic and the relationship between and most diverse linguistics alongside industry experts with our industry partners to between the world’s work directly with clients in a Undertake practicum projects languages from technical and language and culture departments in Australia, Interpret in simulated with our industry partners to which is home to four research Undertake a diverse range of variety of settings sociocultural perspectives You can choose from a wide conferences from the work directly with clients in a centres booths of our purpose-built coursework units and clinical range of electives either as experiences with a focus on variety of settings Understand the structure companion units to speech, conference interpreting of language in a range of laboratory the application of linguistics to ACCREDITATION hearing and language CAREER OPPORTUNITIES communication disability The program is a NAATI (National perspectives, including sciences, or as units of ACCREDITATION how we produce, perceive, Roles in TESOL education, curriculum Accreditation Authority for The program is a NAATI (National individual interest. In this CAREER OPPORTUNITIES understand and use spoken way, you build a course that’s development, literacy education ACCREDITATION Translators and Interpreters) Accreditation Authority for language Conference interpreter; and approved course for certification at custom made to meet your assessment and program evaluation, This degree is fully accredited by the Translators and Interpreters) roles in the publishing, education, professional and advanced translator individual needs. bilingualism, teacher education, Speech Pathology Association of approved course for certification at policy development, education government, legal, insurance, and interpreter’s level. This will CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Australia. professional and advanced translator management. banking and finance sectors. prepare students for the NAATI Accessible communication adviser, CAREER OPPORTUNITIES and interpreter’s level. This will certification testing. prepare students for the NAATI journalist, language consultant, After further study: audiologist, CAREER OPPORTUNITIES certification testing. language specialist in business speech pathologist, TESOL Speech pathologist in schools, CAREER OPPORTUNITIES and organisations, lexicographer, hospitals, community health centres practitioner, forensic speech scientist, Professional translator and CAREER OPPORTUNITIES linguist, researcher, subtitler, clinical language researcher; marketing or and private practice. audiologist (after further study). interpreter in governments, courts, Professional translator and advocacy roles in speech, hearing or hospitals, international conferences, interpreter in governments, courts, health organisations. business, regional and international hospitals, international conferences, events, broadcasting and publishing. business, regional and international events, broadcasting and publishing.

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D Double degree options exist for this course. See page 106 or visit courses.mq.edu.au for more information. Selection rank is based on the Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) for students completing an Australian senior secondary qualification. 1 This course can be completed in one year, subject to meeting the entry requirements for the one-year admission point. See page 105 or visit courses.mq.edu.au See pages 95-98 for conversions to qualifications in your country or visitmq.edu.au/academic-requirements for more information. 60 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU 61

MASTER OF International LAW BACHELOR OF JURIS Trade and MASTER OF TOP 10 Laws Doctor Commerce Law Laws IN AUSTRALIA CRICOS CODE 080288E D CRICOS CODE 079539A CRICOS CODE 045284M D 1 CRICOS CODE 047337J D 1 QS World University Rankings by Subject, 2020 DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES 4 years February, July 3 years February, July 1 year February, July 1 year February, July FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH $40,000 AUD IELTS 7.0 $40,000 AUD IELTS 7.0 $38,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 $38,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 per year (6.5 each band) per year (6.5 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) SELECTION ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT RANK Australian bachelor’s Australian bachelor’s qualification Australian bachelor’s qualification or recognised in a related field or recognised qualification in a related field 90 equivalent with a WAM of 65 equivalent with a WAM of 65 or recognised equivalent

OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW The hallmark of Macquarie’s Be prepared for a range of careers Extend your knowledge of the legal, Simultaneously extend your legal bachelor-level law degree is in Australia and globally, as well as governance and policy issues relevant research and your practical legal its recognition of the way legal satisfy the educational requirements to international and domestic skills and knowledge to an advanced Law frameworks underpin global issues. to become a legal practitioner. This trade and commerce so that you level. This course offers you the You’ll be challenged to think critically course continues Macquarie’s develop a broad and well-rounded flexibility to focus on a particular about the law to seek innovative tradition of providing interdisciplinary understanding of the area, as well as area of law, such as environmental solutions to legal problems – skills and contextual perspectives on the skills to advance your career. law, international law, human rights As a pioneer of interdisciplinary law study in Australia, Macquarie highly valued by employers. With the study of law. law or business law, or to choose a prepares you to look beyond law as a set of rules and procedures. You’ll option to combine your law degree KEY FEATURES broader program of study covering a be challenged to think around problems and provide more innovative with any other Macquarie bachelor variety of legal areas. You’ll gain the degree, you can open the way to KEY FEATURES Develop an understanding solutions – skills highly valued by employers. skills to think critically and respond an array of careers in legal practice, Learn about the law in its of the specialised context to flexibly by applying your research and private industry, government, broader context, looking which law and legal principles practical skills to the wide range of education and community services. beyond law as something that apply in the sector from has the power to shape lives interdisciplinary, international potential issues you may confront in INDUSTRY-DESIGNED DEGREES and comparative perspectives your career. KEY FEATURES Opportunity to undertake We design many of our degrees with industry so you develop the key internships and work Opportunity to carry out Acquire well-rounded placements in a range of independent research and KEY FEATURES skills employers are looking for. Studying law at Macquarie prepares and interdisciplinary legal legal settings in Australia and self-directed learning to Acquire well-rounded you for a successful career in legal practice, in the public and private knowledge and study its overseas through our unique develop innovative ideas and interdisciplinary legal sectors. Our graduates have gone on to become some of Australia’s practical applications in law PACE (Professional and and solutions to challenge knowledge and study its real-world environments Community Engagement) contemporary problems in practical applications in leading judges, managing partners, diplomats, members of program the field Opportunity to put your legal real-world environments parliament and senior business executives. knowledge into practice Our small class sizes and Apply sophisticated Hone your critical thinking, through our award-winning dedicated postgraduate legal research skills to problem-solving and research DEGREES WITH INTERNSHIPS law PACE (Professional and classes ensure you’re the resolution of specific skills at an advanced level to Community Engagement) well supported to achieve legal problems and to the apply your new knowledge to Through our multi-award-winning Professional and Community program throughout the course and formulation and articulation future problems beyond graduation. of international law and policy Engagement (PACE) program, you can undertake workplace reform and corresponding Learn from academics with experiences with more than 3000 industry partners in Australia ACCREDITATION application in domestic law practical experience as legal and across the globe. This degree is accredited with ACCREDITATION practitioners and who are This degree is accredited with actively engaged in research professional bodies regulating the CAREER OPPORTUNITIES professional bodies regulating the on contemporary legal issues WORLD-CLASS FACILITIES admission of law graduates to legal in a broad range of legal areas practice and provides appropriate admission of law graduates to legal Roles in multinational corporations; Study with the advantages of our high-tech library and innovative qualification for admission to practice. Before being admitted as international organisations dealing MUSE study space, and opportunities for practical experience in practice as a lawyer throughout a barrister or solicitor in Australia, with finance, trade and development CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Australia. Before being admitted as graduates are required to complete issues; import/export compliance; our Social Justice Clinic. Our brand-new Michael Kirby Building will policy and law reform; and national Barrister, business executive, a barrister or solicitor in Australia, further legal training including further community advocate, diplomat, soon unite cutting-edge facilities, industry partners and more under graduates are required to complete study of professional development businesses engaging in international markets. in-house counsel, lobbyist, policy one roof. further legal training including further units and supervised experience. officer, politician, solicitor, specialist study of professional development in selected fields of law. units and supervised experience. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Barrister (with further study), CAREER OPPORTUNITIES community advocate, diplomat, Barrister or solicitor (with further in-house counsel, lobbyist, policy study), diplomat, lobbyist, manager officer, politician, solicitor (with in the corporate sector, policy officer, further study). 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PERFORMING ARTS COMMUNICATION AND TOP 100 MEDIA STUDIES IN THE WORLD TOP 150 QS World University IN THE WORLD Rankings by Subject, 2019 QS World University Rankings by Subject, 2020

Media, communications and performing arts

Our degrees teach you about emerging INDUSTRY-DESIGNED DEGREES media and industry practices while We design many of our degrees with industry so you ensuring you have a strong understanding develop the key skills employers are looking for. of traditional mass communications. When you learn from Macquarie’s award-winning Immerse yourself in communications, practitioners in professional-standard facilities, performance, interactive design, you’ll gain the expert insights and the practical skills journalism, music, public relations, screen needed to succeed in the creative industries now and practice and production, social media, film in the future. and sound studies, creative arts industries and management, or non-fiction writing – DEGREES WITH INTERNSHIPS and set yourself up for a career in the new Through our multi-award-winning Professional media landscape. and Community Engagement (PACE) program, you can undertake workplace experiences with more than 3,000 industry partners in Australia and across the globe.

WORLD-CLASS FACILITIES You’ll have access to world-class industry‑standard facilities, including our multi-million-dollar media hub with professional screen, music, radio and performance studios, as well as extensive digital workstations for all production areas. We have one of the biggest and best-equipped screen studios in Australia and a large digital newsroom that mirrors the platforms and systems in use by major broadcasters and online media outlets locally and internationally.

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BACHELOR OF MASTER OF MASTER OF Media and BACHELOR OF Creative MASTER OF Media and Communications Music Industries Creative Writing Communications CRICOS CODE 099147G D CRICOS CODE 099148F CRICOS CODE 099159C D 1 CRICOS CODE 099160K CRICOS CODE 099507K D 1

DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES 3 years February, July 3 years February, July 1-2 years February, July 1 year February, July 1-2 years February, July FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH $34,000 AUD IELTS 6.5 $34,000 AUD IELTS 6.5 $34,000 AUD IELTS 6.5 $37,200 AUD IELTS 7.0 $34,000 AUD IELTS 6.5 per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.5 each band) per year (6.5 each band) SELECTION SELECTION ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT RANK RANK Australian bachelor’s Australian bachelor’s qualification Australian bachelor’s qualification or recognised in a related field or recognised qualification or recognised 75 75 equivalent equivalent with a WAM of 65 equivalent

OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW Whether you’re interested in This course focuses on synergies Earn the skills you’ll need to meet If you love writing and reading Whether you’re an aspiring or making your own films or music across production and performance, the challenges associated with a literature and want to challenge experienced media professional, videos, writing for print and online including theoretical and practical rapidly shifting professional context yourself to develop your craft this course will give you the skills publications, designing interactive study. Unique in Australia, it will that’s increasingly focused on and technique, this course is you need to expertly respond to and trans-media websites, producing develop your theoretical, practical digital production, distribution and your pathway to effective creative the challenges associated with radio podcasts and broadcasts, or and industry-focused skills, as well audience engagement strategies. and non-fiction writing. You will the changing mediascape, in an managing public relations campaigns, as your musical training. You’ll develop an advanced undertake intensive practical ethical context. It focuses on this course will equip you with the understanding and appreciation workshops across a range of genres digital production, distribution, skills you’ll need to respond to the KEY FEATURES of a range of approaches to including young adult fiction, creative and audience communication and rapidly evolving media environment. contemporary production, non-fiction, short story, novella, engagement strategies, as well as Acquire a broad range of distribution and audience novel and poetry. You will create, on online journalism and media MAJORS composition and performance

skills in contemporary musical engagement. You’ll advance your workshop and develop your writing practices. n Interactive Design Journalism

disciplines knowledge of creative media project with peers and our expert teachers. n and Non-Fiction Writing Online

design, aesthetics and management. KEY FEATURES n Media, Podcasting and Radio Public Our state-of-the-art music

KEY FEATURES n Relations and Social Media Screen facilities and technologies are Develop the technological Practice and Production unique. The acoustic studios KEY FEATURES Undertake a wide range of skills required for professional built by acclaimed designers Develop skills in the design practical, writing-intensive engagement in the global offer a range of contrasting and delivery of projects for a units to further develop your media and communications KEY FEATURES spaces range of platforms and media skills industries, and gain cross- Develop production media and intercultural Greatly enhance your practical Through access to world-class Learn from high-calibre storytelling abilities skills reflecting a range of and professional skills, and production studios, you can teachers including winners industry practices that are your employability, through an produce, publish, distribute of university teaching awards Access our state-of-the-art highly demanded in the internship and promote media and and published writers high-tech digital newsroom, contemporary media field creative projects in a real- where you can apply a deep world context Create an e-portfolio of your understanding of convergent Access our professional- CAREER OPPORTUNITIES work and learn new skills in quality studios suitable for media in a digital networked Composer, music journalist, music Learn from award-winning our state-of-the art online environment various production purposes writers, filmmakers, learning platforms equipped with professional publisher, musician, performer, Expand your online producer, screen and game music documentary makers, digital production tools broadcasters, and audio and professional profile and designer, songwriter, sound effects Undertake a media internship music specialists CAREER OPPORTUNITIES portfolio of practical work which will enhance your designer, sound technician. Creative writer in advertising; book such as articles, videos, employment prospects publishing editorial, public relations, multimedia reports, data visualisations, podcasts, CAREER OPPORTUNITIES and copy editing; corporate, Advertising or PR manager, arts and websites and social media technical and copywriting; theatre campaigns CAREER OPPORTUNITIES cultural administrator, composer, and film writing and production; Content producer, creative creative media entrepreneur, editor, creative authorship including picture entrepreneur, cross-platform media writer, music producer, books, young adult fiction, adult CAREER OPPORTUNITIES producer, documentary producer, SCAN THE production manager, screen and film fiction, poetry. Advertising and PR specialist, arts film and television producer, games QR CODE producer, screenwriter. and cultural administrator, creative designer, independent film maker, to read more media entrepreneur, creative media journalist, social media specialist, marketing and promotion specialist, web producer. global communications adviser, production manager, screenwriter.

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BACHELOR OF Chiropractic BACHELOR OF BACHELOR OF BACHELOR OF CLINICAL, PRE-CLINICAL Science Clinical Science Human Sciences Medical Sciences AND HEALTH CRICOS CODE 028866G CRICOS CODE 087679M CRICOS CODE 080285G CRICOS CODE 020161F TOP 10 DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES IN AUSTRALIA 3 years February 2 years February 3 years February, July 3 years February, July THE World University Rankings by Subject, 2020 FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH $41,200 AUD IELTS 6.5 $61,800 AUD IELTS 7.0 $37,600 AUD IELTS 6.5 $37,600 AUD IELTS 6.5 per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.5 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) SELECTION SELECTION SELECTION SELECTION RANK RANK RANK RANK 80 90 80 85

OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW This course, the longest-running of This innovative and accelerated This interdisciplinary and flexible The interdisciplinary approach of this its kind in Australia, will prepare you course focuses on human clinical one-of-its-kind course in Australia course will provide you with a broad for a rewarding career in one of the sciences and builds the foundational focuses on understanding what background in biological, chemical, largest primary health professions. professional skills you’ll need for a makes us human. It brings together biomolecular and biomedical When you combine it with the Master career in medicine, allied health or aspects of how we learn, how the sciences. You’ll develop the Medicine of Chiropractic, you’ll be equipped to medical research professions. brain works, how we behave and knowledge and skills you’ll need for a work in private practice, chiropractic You’ll study at the only university how we communicate. You’ll have career in health and medical science sports medicine, allied health in Australia with a private hospital the opportunity to study a range of fields, whether that be unravelling areas, health insurance assessment, on campus. disciplines related to human function the molecular building blocks and health medico-legal advising, work health including psychology, linguistics, that underpin disease, developing and safety, rehabilitation and cognitive science, education new drugs to treat or cure disease, research. KEY FEATURES and health. implementing biosecurity procedures The ideal preparation for to overcome emerging disease Macquarie is a world leader in health. We’re home to MQ Health – Australia’s graduate-entry medicine MAJORS

KEY FEATURES threats or applying your scientific

n programs or other first university-led, fully integrated health sciences centre – and the Australian Human Movement Public Health: knowledge to help solve crimes. postgraduate courses in Hearing Hub, both of which combine excellence in clinical care with teaching Acquire strong scientific Policy and Promotion You’ll study at the only university knowledge in the human body related fields and research. You can choose a career path in audiology, chiropractic, clinical structure, biological change in Australia with a private hospital Develop a broad knowledge of on campus. science, community services, counselling, human sciences, medical sciences, and variability, and human the fundamental biochemical, KEY FEATURES medicine, pathology, physiotherapy, public health, speech and language interaction in health and physiological and anatomical Connect knowledge about disease workings of the human body human services and wellbeing KEY FEATURES sciences or speech pathology. to grasp an understanding Clinical placements form Undertake work experience Learn to analyse and part of the course, in of the bio-psycho-social solve problems in health in a healthcare setting or a dimensions of health within a University teaching clinics medical research facility and medical sciences by and structured visits to other complex global environment INDUSTRY-DESIGNED DEGREES designing experiments to facilities. Have the opportunity to test hypotheses, and apply We design many of our degrees with industry so you develop the key skills Study in world-class anatomy CAREER OPPORTUNITIES participate in our PACE practical tools to conduct investigations employers are looking for. Our medicine and health courses equip you for a labs and get hands-on After further study: medical doctor, (Professional and Community experience physiotherapist, health and medical Engagement) program to gain Collaborate with and learn successful career in your chosen profession. With strong practical skills, and researcher, dentist, allied health relevant workplace experience from leading scientists who knowledge of the evolving challenges in the health sector, you’ll graduate ready are part of MQ Health as ACCREDITATION professional. Enhance your learning with to make a difference across a variety of areas. our outstanding health Australia’s first university- To practice in Australia, you need precinct facilities including the led, fully integrated health to also complete the Master of Australian Hearing Hub, the sciences centre DEGREES WITH INTERNSHIPS Chiropractic and register with the Simulation Hub and Macquarie Our industry partnerships You’ll be surrounded by high-quality medical and health facilities, Chiropractic Board of Australia. The University Hospital will give you access to bachelor and masters combination including MQ Health and the Australian Hearing Hub. Here, you’ll benefit medical and health industry has national and international CAREER OPPORTUNITIES professionals from your first from hands-on experiences that will drive your learning. You will also have recognition. SCAN THE year of study. QR CODE Community development worker, opportunities for clinical placements and expert mentoring. to read more CAREER OPPORTUNITIES community health and social advocate, disability services CAREER OPPORTUNITIES WORLD-CLASS FACILITIES Chiropractor (with further study), allied health worker, healthcare manager, health and community Biotechnologist, drug discovery and Our facilities integrate education with healthcare, giving you access to adviser, integrated care professional, program manager, health and social development researcher, forensic researcher, health policy planner/ cutting-edge learning environments. MQ Health includes our hospital and rehabilitation service provider, scientist, genetic counsellor, health researcher, sports injury specialist. administrator, international aid and researcher, histologist, hospital various specialist clinics. The Australian Hearing Hub also brings leading development worker. scientist, medical researcher, healthcare organisers together on our campus. pharmacologist.

Selection rank is based on the Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) for students completing an Australian senior secondary qualification. Find out more See pages 95–98 for conversions to qualifications in your country or visitmq.edu.au/academic-requirements mq.edu.au/study/find-a-course/medicine-and-health/_ These annual fees are indicative only and may change. 68 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU 69

MASTER OF DOCTOR OF DOCTOR OF MASTER OF MASTER OF MASTER OF Public Health Medicine Physiotherapy Chiropractic Clinical Audiology Public Health (Research) CRICOS CODE 095798D CRICOS CODE 075265K CRICOS CODE 084699J CRICOS CODE 027373D CRICOS CODE 090596K CRICOS CODE 092682G NOTES

DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES 4 years February 3 years July 2-3 years February 2 years February 1.5-2 years February, July 2 years February, July FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH $76,000 AUD IELTS 7.0 $52,400 AUD IELTS 7.0 $44,400 AUD IELTS 6.5 $52,400 AUD IELTS 7.0 $35,600 AUD IELTS 6.5 $35,600 AUD IELTS 6.5 per year (7.0 each band) per year (7.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (7.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.5 each band) ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT Australian bachelor’s Australian bachelor’s Australian bachelor’s Australian bachelor’s Australian bachelor’s Australian bachelor’s qualification qualification or recognised qualification or recognised qualification in a related field qualification or recognised qualification in a related field in a related field or recognised equivalent with a WAM 65, a equivalent with a GPA of 4.5 out or recognised equivalent with a equivalent with a WAM of 65 or recognised equivalent equivalent with a WAM of +65 minimum MCAT score of 500. of 7.0 and successful completion WAM of 50 including substantial Additional criteria apply of specified prerequisite units study in anatomy and physiology at tertiary level within the past OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW 10 years Discover the skills, knowledge and This innovative, interdisciplinary and Prepare yourself for a dynamic OVERVIEW OVERVIEW training you’ll need to practice as future-focused course will prepare career dedicated to preventing Our four-year graduate-entry Prepare yourself for a rewarding a qualified clinical audiologist. This you for a dynamic career dedicated disease, promoting health and medicine program integrates applied OVERVIEW career in one of the largest primary course will develop your skills in to preventing disease, promoting addressing health-related issues in medical sciences with clinical The only three-year masters-level health professions. As a graduate, assessment strategies, rehabilitation health and addressing health-related our globalised world. This course sciences, professionalism, research professional-entry physiotherapy you’ll be equipped with the full and habilitation of people with issues in our globalised world. helps you develop key research and and cultural responsiveness. You’ll course in New South Wales will diagnostic and clinical management hearing impairment, as well as You’ll gain in-depth knowledge and communications skills in your chosen study at MQ Health – Australia’s develop your skills so that when knowledge and skills you’ll need to provide you with training in research understanding of the importance of area of research specialisation. first university-led, integrated you graduate you’re able to work work in private practice, chiropractic design. public health; and skills in leadership, You’ll study at the only university health campus – where learning is with individuals across the lifespan sports medicine, allied health teamwork and innovation; as well as in Australia with a private hospital fully integrated with outstanding to optimise their physical function. areas, health insurance assessment, KEY FEATURES practical skills that are essential to on campus. patient-centred clinical care, and You’ll learn to effectively assess, medico-legal advising, work health public health practice. high-quality health and medical diagnose and treat individuals with and safety, rehabilitation and Gain practical experience in a You’ll study at the only university research. Structured Australian and a wide range of health conditions. research. range of clinical placements KEY FEATURES including at our on-campus in Australia with a private hospital international clinical experiences are You’ll also learn how to encourage on campus. Receive training in core embedded throughout the program, people to change their behaviour facilities, hospitals, government concepts as well as KEY FEATURES agencies, and community and introductory training in giving you the opportunity to and self-manage their conditions to not-for-profit organisations experience different health systems, maximise their physical health. Develop clinical expertise KEY FEATURES applied research methods in cultures and clinical presentations. and therapeutic skills Study within the state-of- Learn to critically review your first year underpinned by a sound the-art Macquarie University factors that impact human Opportunity to undertake You’ll study at the only university in KEY FEATURES knowledge of biomechanics, Speech and Hearing Clinic and Australia with a private hospital on health, influence the global a research project in your Extensive hours of supervised electrophysiological the Australian Hearing Hub and societal burden of campus. therapeutics, rehabilitation, second year, which will clinical practice will prepare alongside industry experts disease, and contribute to provide in-depth knowledge you with the skills to chiropractic techniques and health disparities soft tissue modalities in the area of your chosen KEY FEATURES effectively diagnose, treat research specialisation and educate people with ACCREDITATION Learn how to implement and Opportunity to undertake a manage specialised projects, Start clinical learning from movement disorders clinical internship in one of During the course, you will complete Opportunity to apply for day one at MQ Health, the first a minimum of 250 clinical experience including planning, budgeting, progression to PhD (with Access our state-of-the-art Macquarie’s three chiropractic resourcing, assessment and fully integrated health precinct clinics to hone your clinical hours as defined by the professional appropriate academic in an Australian university specialised teaching facilities evaluation performance) that simulate authentic clinical capacity in a safe, supervised body, Audiology Australia. This Learn in a research-active environments, such as a clinical environment criterion accompanied with Receive in-depth training in clinical environment and from rehabilitation gym and a clinic satisfaction of the core knowledge areas essential to modern CAREER OPPORTUNITIES leading medical experts and and competencies permits admission public health practice, Undertake a substantial ACCREDITATION Environmental health specialist, researchers to Audiology Australia. such as health systems, research project to This degree is accredited by the environmental health, global health economist, health informatics Complete a number of help develop deeper health, interdisciplinary specialist, health promotion officer, selective clinical placements in Council on Chiropractic Education CAREER OPPORTUNITIES understanding of a particular Australasia. Successful completion teamwork and advocacy public health officer, public health Australia and overseas, adding area of physiotherapy Clinical audiologist in private researcher. depth and breadth to your of this course ensures you’re eligible practices, hospitals, medical centres, clinical training for registration in Australia and hearing and speech clinics, schools, CAREER OPPORTUNITIES ACCREDITATION New Zealand. Additional English universities and community outreach Environmental health specialist, language requirements may apply for ACCREDITATION This degree is accredited by the settings. epidemiologist/research analyst, Australian Physiotherapy Council and professional registration. Please refer This degree is accredited by the health and safety engineer, health approved by the Physiotherapy Board to the Australian Health Practitioner informatics specialist, public health Australian Medical Council (AMC) and of Australia. Graduates will be eligible Regulation Agency (APHRA) for more approved by the Medical Board of officer. to apply to register and practice as a details. SCAN THE Australia (MBA). QR CODE physiotherapist, subject to meeting to read more English and character requirements. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Chiropractor, allied health worker, Consultant, medical doctor, medical CAREER OPPORTUNITIES healthcare adviser, integrated care educator, medical researcher. Physiotherapist in any healthcare professional, rehabilitation service sector and setting. provider, researcher, sports injury specialist.

These annual fees are indicative only and may change.

D Double degree options exist for this course. See page 106 or visit courses.mq.edu.au for more information. The academic requirement listed is applicable to the longest postgraduate course duration. Academic requirements vary based on the admission point that you choose. 1 This course can be completed in one year, subject to meeting the entry requirements for the one-year admission point. See page 105 or visit courses.mq.edu.au There might be alternative ways to meet the academic requirements. For more information visit courses.mq.edu.au for more information. 70 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU 71

PSYCHOLOGY TOP 100 IN THE WORLD QS World University Rankings by Subject, 2020

Psychology and cognitive science

When you study psychology or cognitive INDUSTRY-DESIGNED DEGREES science at Macquarie, you’ll expand your We design many of our degrees with industry so thinking and your employment potential you develop the key skills employers are looking due to our broad and interdisciplinary for. Our psychology and cognitive sciences approach to learning. We’re home to courses are designed to equip you with a holistic, first-class facilities for exploring the mind, interdisciplinary approach that enhances your brain and behaviour using brain imaging employment potential. and brain stimulation, virtual reality, eye and body movements, hypnosis and DEGREES WITH INTERNSHIPS simulated environments, to name a few. Through our multi-award-winning Professional Our research and clinical practice help and Community Engagement (PACE) program, thousands of people living with emotional, you can undertake workplace experiences with psychological and cognitive conditions, more than 3000 industry partners in Australia and including anxiety, depression, dementia, across the globe. dyslexia and schizophrenia. We also run clinics for the community, including the Centre for Emotional Health Clinic, the Reading Clinic, the Psychology Clinic and the eCentreClinic – facilities that will support your training as a future psychologist or cognitive scientist.

WORLD-CLASS FACILITIES Macquarie is home to first-class facilities including a Simulation Hub, an eight-camera motion capture lab, purpose-built psychology clinics and clinical skills training centre, a perception lab and neuropharmacology labs.

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BACHELOR OF BACHELOR OF MASTER OF MASTER OF MASTER OF Cognitive and BACHELOR OF Psychology Clinical Clinical Organisational Brain Sciences Psychology (Honours) Neuropsychology Psychology Psychology CRICOS CODE 099142A CRICOS CODE 099150A D CRICOS CODE 021498F CRICOS CODE 027374C CRICOS CODE 001396M CRICOS CODE 030053E

DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES 3 years February, July 3 years February, July 4 years February, July 2 years February 2 years February 2 years February FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH $37,600 AUD IELTS 6.5 $32,400 AUD IELTS 6.5 $41,200 AUD IELTS 6.5 $38,800 AUD IELTS 7.0 $38,800 AUD IELTS 7.0 $38,800 AUD IELTS 7.0 per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (7.0 each band) per year (7.0 each band) per year (7.0 each band) SELECTION SELECTION SELECTION ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT RANK RANK RANK Recent APAC accredited Recent APAC-accredited Recent APAC-accredited Australian bachelor honours’ Australian bachelor honours’ Australian bachelor honours’ 80 80 90 qualification in psychology qualification in psychology qualification in psychology (with first class or second (with first class or second (with first class or second class honours division one) or class honours division one) or class honours division one) or OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW recognised equivalent, and recognised equivalent, and recognised equivalent, and This course is the only one of its kind Earn a scientific understanding Set yourself on the path for a career eligibility for provisional or full eligibility for provisional or full eligibility for provisional or full in Australia and will provide you with of the psychological processes in specialist fields such as clinical registration with the Psychology registration with the Psychology registration with the Psychology a strong foundation in the rapidly that underlie behaviour. You’ll psychology, clinical neuropsychology, Board of Australia Board of Australia Board of Australia growing fields of cognitive science, get exposure to a wide range of organisational psychology or neuroscience and computation, with fundamental psychological concepts, professional psychology. The course an emphasis on building your critical- as well as to more specialised involves three years of accredited OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW thinking and research skills in areas areas such as child psychology, undergraduate study followed by an Grounded in theory and practice, Discover the skills, knowledge and Earn the skills, knowledge and such as science communication, neuropsychology, social and honours year in which you complete this course will provide you with the training you’ll need to practice as a qualifications to work as an statistics and programming. personality psychology, health a research thesis and advanced knowledge, skills and qualifications qualified clinical psychologist. As a organisational psychologist in a psychology and organisational coursework units. This enables you you need to work within a range graduate, you’ll be an expert in the wide range of organisations such as of clinically oriented areas. Upon delivery of a range of psychological consultancies, large companies and KEY FEATURES psychology. When followed by an to apply for entry to a professional honours year, this course can also masters degree focused on your graduation, you’ll be eligible for therapies, and have additional government departments. Strong focus on hands-on be undertaken as a pathway to career of choice. registration with the Psychology skills to also engage in pursuits learning will enhance your postgraduate study in psychology, Board of Australia. such as consultation, public policy, KEY FEATURES research skills through active which will enable you to become a forensic testimony, and program learning experiences, lab KEY FEATURES Supervised practical qualified psychologist. KEY FEATURES development and administration. sessions and other research This highly respected course placements are embedded in activities. prepares you for entry into Three main components: a this course to enable you to build connections between Active researchers in our on- KEY FEATURES the psychology profession or series of coursework units KEY FEATURES higher degree research. in areas fundamental to theoretical knowledge and campus research centres will Partner psychology units Undertake a wide range of practical application. provide guidance throughout with science and social practice and research in units in psychopathology, Learn from academics who clinical neuropsychology, cognitive behaviour therapy this course. science units to learn how are international experts in Be a part of the state-of-the- 1000 hours of supervised and psychological assessment art Macquarie University World-leading labs access psychological practice and their field placement experiences in theory are rooted in scientific Supervised practical Psychology Clinic alongside and intensive projects will Embrace the opportunity neuropsychological settings renowned practitioners and establish and polish your evidence and research and a research dissertation placements are embedded in to gain relevant psychology this course so you’re able to researchers competence as a researcher. Skills gained in the collection, workplace experience in a evaluation and critical Opportunity to undertake build connections between professional or community placements at the state-of- theoretical knowledge and analysis of data will enhance setting in your third year ACCREDITATION CAREER OPPORTUNITIES employment opportunities in the-art Macquarie University practical application. Computer resource specialist, data Psychology Clinic, Australia’s This degree is accredited by the all fields and industries. only on-campus teaching scientist, legal research analyst, Australian Psychology Accreditation Gain relevant workplace ACCREDITATION hospital, and in clinical ACCREDITATION marketing assistant, medical Council and approved by the College experience in a professional This degree is accredited by the collaborations with Australia’s This degree is accredited by the of Organisational Psychologists. researcher, physician (after further renowned clinicians or community setting that’s Australian Psychology Accreditation Australian Psychology Accreditation Attainment of this degree leads to study), research scientist, science relevant to psychology in your Council (APAC) and enables you Council and approved by the College registration as a psychologist with communicator or journalist, software third year of study to pursue further study in the engineer, technical writer. ACCREDITATION of Clinical Psychologists. Attainment Psychology Board of Australia and profession of psychology or a higher of this degree leads to registration as endorsement as an organisational research degree. This degree is accredited by the ACCREDITATION Australian Psychology Accreditation a psychologist with Psychology Board psychologist in Australia. This degree is accredited with of Australia and endorsement as a CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Council and approved by the College CAREER OPPORTUNITIES conditions by the Australian of Clinical Neuropsychologists. clinical psychologist in Australia. Psychologist (after further study), in Organisational psychologist in public Psychology Accreditation Council. business areas (human resources, Attainment of this degree leads to registration as a psychologist CAREER OPPORTUNITIES and private organisations, private CAREER OPPORTUNITIES training, marketing), in related Clinical psychologist in hospitals, practice, consultancy and human areas (community organisations, with Psychology Board of Australia SCAN THE Health and community program and endorsement as a clinical private practices, consultancies and resources. QR CODE government departments and educational institutions. to read more manager, health researcher, human agencies, health departments). neuropsychologist in Australia. resources consultant, market researcher, research assistant, social CAREER OPPORTUNITIES program coordinator or policymaker, Clinical neuropsychologist in trainer and educator. hospitals, brain injury units, dementia and aged care units, paediatrics and development disorder units, neurology, neurosurgery and rehabilitation units.

Selection rank is based on the Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) for students completing an Australian senior secondary qualification. The academic requirement listed is applicable to the longest postgraduate course duration. Academic requirements vary based on the admission point that you choose. See pages 95–98 for conversions to qualifications in your country or visitmq.edu.au/academic-requirements There might be alternative ways to meet the academic requirements. For more information visit courses.mq.edu.au These annual fees are indicative only and may change. 1 This course can be completed in one year, subject to meeting the entry requirements for the one-year admission point. See page 105 or visit courses.mq.edu.au Double degree options exist for this course. See page 106 or visit for more information. for more information. D courses.mq.edu.au 74 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU 75

ENVIRONMENT AND ECOLOGY EARTH AND MARINE SCIENCE TOP 100 TOP 100 IN THE WORLD IN THE WORLD Best Global Universities, QS World University US News & World Report, 2020 Rankings by Subject, 2020

Science

Macquarie is renowned for its expertise INDUSTRY-DESIGNED DEGREES in science across astronomy, biodiversity, Our science courses have been designed in biology, chemistry, climate science, earth conjunction with industry to give you the most and environmental sciences, marine up-to-date knowledge and skills you’ll need science, mathematics, physics, statistics throughout your career. and sustainability. In a world more dependent on science than ever before, our DEGREES WITH INTERNSHIPS in-demand science graduates stand at the Through our multi-award-winning Professional forefront of change and innovation. We’re and Community Engagement (PACE) program, you home to researchers and academics who can undertake workplace experiences with more are internationally recognised for their than 3000 industry partners in Australia and work, so you’ll study with people who are across the globe. using their knowledge to make an impact on today’s and tomorrow’s issues. WORLD-CLASS FACILITIES Macquarie has an outstanding variety of scientific facilities, from our 11-hectare fauna park to our cutting-edge digital microscopy equipment. You’ll take your learning beyond textbooks with our seawater and plant growth facilities, biological sciences museum and much more.

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BACHELOR OF MASTER OF MASTER OF Biodiversity and BACHELOR OF BACHELOR OF MASTER OF MASTER OF Conservation MASTER OF Sustainable Conservation Environment Science Applied Statistics Biotechnology Biology Environment Development CRICOS CODE 067848J CRICOS CODE 067858G CRICOS CODE 001365G D CRICOS CODE 083779F 1 CRICOS CODE 084698K 1 CRICOS CODE 086079K D 1 CRICOS CODE 084700K D 1 CRICOS CODE 083810A 1

DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES 3 years February, July 3 years February, July 3 years February, July 1-2 years February, July 1-2 years February, July 1-2 years February, July 1-2 years February, July 1-2 years February, July FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH $37,600 AUD IELTS 6.5 $37,600 AUD IELTS 6.5 $37,600 AUD IELTS 6.5 $40,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 $40,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 $38,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 $38,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 $38,800 AUD IELTS 6.5 per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) SELECTION SELECTION SELECTION ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT RANK RANK RANK Australian bachelor’s Australian bachelor’s qualification Australian bachelor’s qualification Australian bachelor’s Australian bachelor’s qualification or recognised in a related field or recognised or recognised equivalent, and qualification or recognised qualification or recognised 75 80 75 equivalent equivalent two units in biology or approved equivalent equivalent work experience, professional certification or other recognised OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW prior learning OVERVIEW OVERVIEW Gain specialist skills by combining Explore critical environmental Excited by discovery? Learn from Concentrate on specialised areas Biotechnology, which has been Through a multidisciplinary approach, Develop your practical skills so that studies in plant and animal sciences, systems and processes, relationships world-renowned researchers who of study such as biostatistics, employed for thousands of years you’ll learn the skills and knowledge you’re equipped to effect changes genetics, evolution and ecology with between humans and their are addressing the big issues facing data mining, epidemiological in agriculture, food production OVERVIEW you’ll need to evaluate the social and towards sustainable development. environmental and conservation environments, and the impacts society in Australia and across methods, generalised linear models, and medicine, utilises cellular and Conserving the environment has biophysical drivers of environmental You’ll have opportunities to develop management. and interactions that influence the world, such as the changing marketing research, time series and biomolecular processes to develop become a global priority, and those change, so that as a graduate, you’ll your capabilities in a diverse range sustainable futures. As a result, environment, future materials and stochastic finance. This course has such products and technologies. This with specialist skills in identifying be equipped to seek innovative of areas, spanning the environment, and implementing strategies for KEY FEATURES you’ll become highly knowledgeable fuels, and biotechnology. You’ll a strong focus on the application course will equip you with a core solutions to issues emerging around society, business and law, according about how individuals, societies and be able to study complementary of contemporary statistical competency in advanced molecular preserving our rich diversity are in human-environment interactions. to your professional needs. Macquarie is home to an governments can best navigate a disciplines or non-science units that methods and the use of the latest biotechnology approaches so that demand. This course, which focuses 11-hectare fauna park, giving path towards a healthy environment feed your curiosity. on the theory, practice and ethics you access to world-class computational techniques. The you’re primed for a career that is vital KEY FEATURES KEY FEATURES and, in turn, towards sustainability, development of relevant computing to improving our lives and the health of biological conservation from the environmental research right MAJORS here on campus. and economic and social prosperity. skills also forms an integral part of of our planet. level of wild populations to entire Foster your problem-solving Focus on change-oriented

Astronomy and Astrophysics this course. ecosystems, will equip you with such ability, collaboration skills processes for sustainable

n n and cutting-edge scientific development, including Participate in work-integrated MAJORS Biology Biomolecular specialist skills.

KEY FEATURES research knowledge with organisational change,

n n learning, including work Environmental Management Sciences Chemistry Earth and

placements with one of our KEY FEATURES strong focus on practical work education and capacity n n Environmental Sciences Environmental Sciences Human Develop knowledge and skills

many industry partners, KEY FEATURES in the field and laboratories building, and strategic

n n

Gain a deep knowledge of in areas including molecular

field trips and hands-on Biology Mathematics Physics planning

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n statistics with applications for biology, protein biochemistry, Macquarie is home to an Combine scientific learning experiences KEY FEATURES Psychological Science Statistical Modelling the public and private sectors proteomics and applied 11-hectare fauna park, giving alongside an understanding Opportunity to undertake a Gain knowledge and skills in The only degree in Sydney microbiology you access to world-class of the social mechanisms practical component either as Learn how to apply environmental research right that can be used to address work experience, consultancy the broad range of disciplines dedicated to environmental contemporary statistical Advance your skills in critical that provide the foundation for issues ensures a solid KEY FEATURES here on campus. complex environmental practice or research methods and how to use thinking, experimental design problems biodiversity and conservation grounding in one or more Take mathematics, statistics the latest computational and writing for peer-reviewed Access the latest research Opportunity to study some management, particularly in environmental science fields. or coding in your first year techniques – skills highly scientific literature in conservation biology, Learn from world-leading units from the Macquarie the Australian context to give you the modern valued by employers including opportunities A strong focus on practical Undertake a supervised senior academics at the Business School if you wish work will foster your problem- foundational skills relevant to to complete independent forefront of their disciplines to work in organisational future workforce needs research project, which will research projects alongside CAREER OPPORTUNITIES solving ability, collaboration allow you to gain valuable with expertise ranging from sustainability skills and cutting-edge CAREER OPPORTUNITIES your coursework environmental planning to Biodiversity informatics adviser, Opportunity to undertake hands-on experience in-the-field environmental scientific research knowledge. a work-integrated learning Business analyst, data scientist, Work in modern labs designed conservation policymaker, finance analyst, marketing analyst, management CAREER OPPORTUNITIES environmental assessor, Work on a real environmental activity in your final year with a to foster collaboration and partner organisation quality analyst, quantitative analyst, CAREER OPPORTUNITIES cutting-edge scientific Local council professional, environmental consultant, land project in your final year, sustainability coordinator for regional with opportunities for work risk analyst, senior statistician, Biochemist, biological/clinical research CAREER OPPORTUNITIES manager, natural resource manager, Work in modern labs designed or national businesses, university placements with our industry to foster collaboration and statistical modeller. technician, biomanufacturing Environmental sustainability research scientist, wildlife manager, partners academic zoo captive breeding programs cutting-edge scientific specialist, business development CAREER OPPORTUNITIES officer, environmental consultant, research manager, clinical researcher, medical manager. Conservation policymaker, environmental scientist, land care CAREER OPPORTUNITIES scientist, microbiologist, process and catchment manager, local development scientist, research and environmental consultant, national Climate scientist, ecologically CAREER OPPORTUNITIES parks and catchment manager, council environmental officer, development manager. national parks manager, senior sustainable development Banking and finance manager, natural resource manager, scientific resource management officer. officer, environmental geologist, government adviser, policy adviser, education officer, scientific or environmental risk analyst, project management in industry or project manager, research and SCAN THE environmental scientist, local council development manager, science government, threatened species QR CODE environmental officer, researcher, regulator, scientific entrepreneur, manager. to read more river and water manager. scientific researcher, scientific technician.

Selection rank is based on the Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) for students completing an Australian senior secondary qualification. The academic requirement listed is applicable to the longest postgraduate course duration. Academic requirements vary based on the admission point that you choose. See pages 95–98 for conversions to qualifications in your country or visitmq.edu.au/academic-requirements There might be alternative ways to meet the academic requirements. For more information visit courses.mq.edu.au These annual fees are indicative only and may change. 1 This course can be completed in one year, subject to meeting the entry requirements for the one-year admission point. See page 105 or visit courses.mq.edu.au for more information. D Double degree options exist for this course. See page 106 or visit courses.mq.edu.au for more information. 78 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU 79

Security, intelligence and criminology

The security environment – nationally and INDUSTRY-DESIGNED DEGREES internationally – has been transformed over Designed in partnership with our industry the past decade, meaning highly skilled partners, our highly practical and unique courses graduates are in demand across the globe. in security studies, intelligence and cyber security Our courses and majors in criminology, have produced in-demand graduates who are cyber security and security studies are working with the Australian Federal Police, KPMG, taught by senior academics and leading NSW Police, Qantas, cyber security consultancies industry professionals, allowing you to and the defence forces. build professional contacts with experts in Australia and overseas. These options will DEGREES WITH INTERNSHIPS give you the tools and knowledge you need Through our multi-award-winning Professional for a career in the fast-growing intelligence and Community Engagement (PACE) program, and security industry, including in you can undertake workplace experiences with government agencies and the private sector. more than 3000 industry partners in Australia and across the globe.

WORLD-CLASS FACILITIES The Optus Macquarie University Cyber Security Hub is a $10-million joint investment, which promotes a uniquely interdisciplinary approach to tackle real- world challenges in cyber security.

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MASTER OF MASTER OF MASTER OF BACHELOR OF Counter MASTER OF Cyber Security MASTER OF Security and Security Studies Terrorism Criminology Analysis Intelligence Strategic Studies CRICOS CODE 083744F CRICOS CODE 095113E D 1 CRICOS CODE 092009G D 1 CRICOS CODE 099508J D 1 CRICOS CODE 095115C D 1 CRICOS CODE 095120F D 1 NOTES

DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES DURATION INTAKES 3 years February, July 1-1.5 years February, July 1-1.5 years February, July 1-1.5 years February, July 1-1.5 years February, July 1-1.5 years February, July FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH FEES ENGLISH $37,600 AUD IELTS 6.5 $37,200 AUD IELTS 6.5 $37,200 AUD IELTS 6.5 $37,200 AUD IELTS 6.5 $37,200 AUD IELTS 6.5 $37,200 AUD IELTS 6.5 per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) per year (6.0 each band) SELECTION ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT RANK Australian bachelor’s Australian bachelor’s Australian bachelor’s Australian bachelor’s Australian bachelor’s qualification in a related field qualification in a related field qualification in a related field qualification in a related field qualification in a related field 75 or recognised equivalent or recognised equivalent or recognised equivalent or recognised equivalent or recognised equivalent

OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW Our practice-oriented course will Our practice-oriented course will Develop your skills in advanced Cyber security analysis focuses Be equipped with a practical skill set, Analyse and make sense of prepare you to meet the needs prepare you to analyse real-world criminology theory, applied on the policy dimension of cyber enabling you to analyse real-world contemporary security, defence of this rapidly changing sector by counterterrorism challenges. You’ll criminological research and criminal security. It identifies the information intelligence challenges. You’ll also and strategic challenges. You’ll teaching you about security from a learn about the theory and practice justice policy analysis. As a graduate, vulnerabilities of an organisation (for develop a deep understanding of the learn about the dynamics behind range of perspectives, including risk of counterterrorism studies; the you’ll use your knowledge and draw example, a government department, evolution of Australia’s intelligence major geopolitical and geostrategic management, emergency response, emerging domestic, regional and from fields including sociology, a business or a non-government community, as well as the emerging issues, and about multidimensional national resilience, business international challenges related to psychology, psychiatry and social organisation) and then provides domestic, regional and international non-traditional security challenges, continuity planning, law enforcement terrorism and their implications anthropology, to understand better, strategies to counter and mitigate challenges that surround intelligence. and you’ll extend your knowledge and the use of military force. for counterterrorism approaches measure and evaluate crime. the potential cyber threats to these of analytical methods to evaluate and policies; and the evolution vulnerabilities. This highly practical KEY FEATURES strategic choices, and the evolution KEY FEATURES of Australia’s counterterrorism KEY FEATURES course is tailored to directly address of Australia’s interests and grand strategies and policies. the cyber security skills gap in Develop your technical skills strategy. Combines academic study of Learn how to apply Australia and overseas by training in simulations resembling security theories and issues disciplinary knowledge to the next generation of policy and the multidisciplinary expert with practical, analytical and KEY FEATURES explain the development of panels that are employed by KEY FEATURES technical skills real-world crime problems strategic thinkers in cyber security. government and industry in This course is unique in response to intelligence and Study the latest geopolitical Gain experience in operational New South Wales in that it Discover how to critically security issues developments and analyse planning, innovation and is theoretically grounded, think and synthesise the latest KEY FEATURES security and strategic policy evaluation by using but also highly practical developments in criminology Learn to critically analyse real- Study alongside our industry challenges, threats and scenario exercises and due to close interaction with in the context of domestic and world cyber security issues partners and work on projects to opportunities confronting dynamic simulations our partners international policing and use advanced disciplinary tackle real-world cyber security Australia, the Indo-Pacific challenges region and the globe Use real-world analytical Study the latest developments techniques and methods to Study alongside our industry develop solutions to them techniques to examine and analyse the terrorism partners and work on projects Electives allow you to focus Study alongside our industry contemporary security challenges, threats and to tackle real-world challenges Internship opportunities with on other aspects of security, partners and work on projects challenges opportunities confronting in cyber security government and industry including counterterrorism, to tackle real-world cyber Australia, the Indo-Pacific partners are available on a security and strategic studies, security challenges region and the globe competitive basis during your cyber security and criminology CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Learn from experts from Benefit from the strong CAREER OPPORTUNITIES studies around the world and Academic, defence expert, relationships that the Criminologist, cyber security analyst, benefit from the strong intelligence analyst, police officer, Opportunity to participate CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Department of Security detective, forensic-related roles, in dynamic simulations and relationships that the policy adviser, researcher, risk Studies and Criminology has intelligence analyst, policy officer, Academic, cyber security analyst, Department of Security wargames to replicate the detective, intelligence analyst, police analyst, security analyst. with Australian Government private investigator. multidisciplinary groups that Studies and Criminology has agencies working in this field tackle security issues in the officer, researcher, risk analyst, with Australian Government real world security analyst. agencies working in this field CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Academic, countering violent CAREER OPPORTUNITIES CAREER OPPORTUNITIES extremism expert, detective, Cyber security analyst, network Academic, defence expert, intelligence analyst, police officer, consultant, network security intelligence analyst, police officer, SCAN THE researcher, risk analyst, security consultant, policy officer, risk policy adviser, researcher, risk QR CODE analyst. analyst, security analyst. to read more analyst, security specialist, solutions architect.

The academic requirement listed is applicable to the longest postgraduate course duration. Academic requirements vary based on the admission point that you choose. There might be alternative ways to meet the academic requirements. For more information visit courses.mq.edu.au Double degree options exist for this course. See page 106 or visit courses.mq.edu.au for more information. Selection rank is based on the Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) for students completing an Australian senior secondary qualification. D See pages 95–98 for conversions to qualifications in your country or visitmq.edu.au/academic-requirements 1 This course can be completed in one year, subject to meeting the entry requirements for the one-year admission point. See page 105 or visit courses.mq.edu.au These annual fees are indicative only and may change. for more information. 82 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU 83

DIPLOMA, FOUNDATION AND INTENSIVE PATHWAY TO A DEGREE The following pathway programs have been developed to specifically meet Macquarie’s entry requirements. On successful completion of your program, you can seamlessly transition to your undergraduate course, as TAILORED long as you meet the entry requirements. DIPLOMA (5 terms) For students who are at least 17 years of age, have completed an Australian Year 12 equivalent education ENTRY with a selection rank of 60, and met the IELTS 6.0 (minimum 5.5 in each band) requirement CHOOSE YOUR DIPLOMA DIPLOMA OF ARTS MEDIA DIPLOMA OF DIPLOMA OF COMMERCE DIPLOMA OF ENGINEERING AND COMMUNICATIONS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DESIGNED Bachelor degree (Year 2) Transition to Bachelor degree (Year 2) Bachelor degree (Year 2) bachelor degree (Year 2) • Bachelor of Arts • Bachelor of Engineering • Bachelor of Business Analytics • Bachelor of Media and • Bachelor of Actuarial Studies* (Honours) in: • Bachelor of Cyber Security Communications • Bachelor of Applied Finance* – Civil Engineering • Bachelor of Engineering • Bachelor of Business – Electrical and Electronic (Honours) in Software FOR Administration Engineering Engineering • Bachelor of Commerce – Mechanical Engineering • Bachelor of Game Design and • Bachelor of Economics – Mechatronic Engineering Development • Bachelor of Professional • Bachelor of Science with a • Bachelor of Information MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE Accounting major in: Technology Developed specifically to meet Macquarie’s entry requirements, the Macquarie University International – Mathematics – Physics College (MUIC) offers pathway programs with guaranteed fast entry into your undergraduate course. Upon – Astronomy and Astrophysics successful completion of our Diploma or Foundation program, you will be well prepared to seamlessly transition to the first or second year of your chosen degree. STANDARD FOUNDATION PROGRAM INTENSIVE PROGRAM (4 terms) (2 terms) For students who are at least 17 years of age, have completed an For students who are at least 17 years of age, have completed an Australian Year 11 equivalent education with an average mark of 50 and Australian Year 12 equivalent education with a selection rank of 50 and met the IELTS 5.5 (minimum 5.0 in each band) requirement met the IELTS 6.0 (minimum 5.5 in each band) requirement

CHOOSE YOUR STUDY STREAM ARTS BUSINESS AND COMMERCE SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

Bachelor degree (Year 1) Bachelor degree (Year 1) Bachelor degree (Year 1)

• Bachelor of Ancient History • Bachelor of Actuarial Studies • Bachelor of Biodiversity and • Bachelor of Environment • Bachelor of Archaeology • Bachelor of Applied Finance Conservation • Bachelor of Game Design and • Bachelor of Arts • Bachelor of Business • Bachelor of Chiropractic Science# Development • Bachelor of Human Sciences Administration • Bachelor of Cognitive and Brain • Bachelor of Information • Bachelor of International • Bachelor of Business Analytics Sciences Technology Studies • Bachelor of Commerce • Bachelor of Cyber Security • Bachelor of Medical Sciences • Bachelor of Linguistics and • Bachelor of Economics • Bachelor of Engineering • Bachelor of Science Language Sciences • Bachelor of Marketing and (Honours) in: • Bachelor of Media and Media – Civil Engineering Communications • Bachelor of Professional – Electrical and Electronic • Bachelor of Music Accounting Engineering • Bachelor of Planning – Mechanical Engineering • Bachelor of Psychology – Mechatronic Engineering • Bachelor of Security Studies – Software Engineering • Bachelor of Social Science • Bachelor of Speech and Hearing Sciences

FAST-TRACKED PATHWAY EDUCATION GUARANTEED BACHELOR ENTRY SMALL AND DIVERSE CLASSES * Students receive less than one year of credit towards their degree. With unique seven-week teaching terms, Subject to meeting articulation Our small class sizes ensure you get # Students may also select the Arts stream if they do not wish to take WFMA003. most of our pathway programs can be requirements, you can transition personalised support and hands-on  Other factors are taken into consideration when reviewing your average mark; therefore, achieving the average completed in six or eight months. seamlessly into the first or second year learning. You’ll also study alongside many mark does not guarantee you an offer. Selection rank is based on the Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) for students completing an Australian senior secondary qualification. of your chosen bachelor degree. Australian and international students Visit mq.edu.au/academic-requirements for conversions to qualifications in your country. Find out more from all around the world.  Note: There might be requirements to articulate into specific degrees. mq.edu.au/college 84 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU 85

DIPLOMA OF STANDARD FOUNDATION INTENSIVE Arts Media and DIPLOMA OF DIPLOMA OF DIPLOMA OF Program Program Communications Commerce Engineering Information Technology CRICOS CODE 085296J CRICOS CODE 094320F CRICOS CODE 099295F CRICOS CODE 099296E CRICOS CODE 095020K CRICOS CODE 095021J

TERMS INTAKES TERMS INTAKES TERMS INTAKES TERMS INTAKES TERMS INTAKES TERMS INTAKES 4 February, July, 2 February, March, 5 February, March, 5* February, March, 5* February, March, 5* February, March, September September July, September July, September July, September July, September

DURATION ENGLISH DURATION ENGLISH DURATION ENGLISH DURATION ENGLISH DURATION ENGLISH DURATION ENGLISH 35 weeks IELTS 5.5 15 weeks IELTS 6.0 44 weeks IELTS 6.0 44 weeks IELTS 6.0 44 weeks IELTS 6.0 44 weeks IELTS 6.0 (including exams (5.0 each band) (including exams (5.5 each band) (including exams (5.5 each band) (including exams (5.5 each band) (including exams (5.5 each band) (including exams (5.5 each band) and breaks) and breaks) and breaks) and breaks) and breaks) and breaks) FEES ACADEMIC FEES ACADEMIC FEES ACADEMIC FEES ACADEMIC FEES ACADEMIC FEES ACADEMIC $26,400 AUD Australian Year 11 $17,200 AUD Australian Year 12 $32,000 AUD Australian Year 12 $32,000 AUD Australian Year 12 $32,000 AUD Australian Year 12 $32,000 AUD Australian Year 12 per year equivalent with per year equivalent with per year equivalent with per year equivalent with per year equivalent with per year equivalent with selection rank 50 selection rank 50 selection rank 60 selection rank 60 selection rank 60 selection rank 60

This program is tailored for students who have The Intensive program is tailored for students who This program is tailored for students who have This program is tailored for students who have This program is tailored for students who have This program is tailored for students who have completed Year 11 studies. do not meet the entry requirements for diploma completed Year 12. It serves as an introduction to completed Year 12. It serves as an introduction to completed Year 12. It serves as an introduction to completed Year 12. It serves as an introduction to studies or university direct entry. general arts, media and communications studies. general business studies. general engineering studies. general information technology studies. WHAT YOU WILL STUDY: • four core units WHAT YOU WILL STUDY: WHAT YOU WILL STUDY: WHAT YOU WILL STUDY: WHAT YOU WILL STUDY: WHAT YOU WILL STUDY: • four elective units chosen to align with your • two core units • eight core units to prepare you with • seven core units to prepare you with • seven core units to prepare you with • four core units to prepare you with future degree. • two elective units chosen to align with your fundamental knowledge in arts, media and fundamental knowledge in business fundamental knowledge in engineering fundamental knowledge in information future degree, depending on unit availability. communications • one elective unit chosen to align with your • one elective unit chosen to align with your technology (IT) CORE UNITS future degree future degree • four elective units chosen to align with your • Academic English 1 CORE UNITS CORE UNITS future degree • Academic English 2 • Academic English 2 • Academic Communication in the Social CORE UNITS CORE UNITS • Information Technology • Research for University Studies Sciences and Humanities • Academic Communication in Business • Engineering Design CORE UNITS • Research for University Studies • Critical Thinking • Accounting in Society • Engineering Physics • Academic Communication in Science SELECT A STREAM AND CHOOSE 2 • Humanities and the World • Business Statistics • Introduction to Computer Programming • Introduction to Computer Programming ELECTIVE UNITS FROM THAT STREAM • Introduction to Media and Mass • Finance 1A • Introduction to Engineering • Introduction to Cyber Security SELECT A STREAM AND CHOOSE 4 • Introduction to Database Design and Units may include: ELECTIVE UNITS FROM THAT STREAM Communications • Marketing Fundamentals • Introduction to Mathematical Modelling Management Units may include: • Biology • Media Practice and Production • Principles of Economics 1 • Mathematical Modelling 1A • Economics • Media Technologies • Principles of Management • Mathematical Modelling IB • Biology ELECTIVES • Mathematics 1 • Multimodal Storytelling • Economics • Accounting in Society • Mathematics 2 • Visual Media and Communications • Mathematics 1 ELECTIVES ELECTIVES • Business Statistics • Mathematics 3 • Mathematics 2 • Introduction to Mathematical Modelling^ • Introduction to Civil Engineering • Discrete Mathematics • Media • Mathematics 3 • Mathematical Modelling 1A^ • Introduction to Mechanical Engineering • Fundamentals of Computer Science • Media • Physics for Electrical and Electronics • Introduction to Business Information DEGREE OPTIONS Engineering Systems You can move straight into the second year of a selected Macquarie University bachelor DEGREE OPTIONS • Introduction to Engineering degree in business, as long as you succeed You can move straight into the second year • Introduction to Video Games in your studies. See page 83 for information of a selected Macquarie University bachelor • Marketing Fundamentals about the available degrees and entry degree in engineering, as long as you succeed • Mathematical Modelling 1A in your studies. See page 83 for information requirements. • Principles of Management SCAN THE about the available degrees and entry QR CODE requirements. DEGREE OPTIONS to read more You can move straight into the second year of a selected Macquarie University bachelor degree in IT, as long as you succeed in your studies. See page 83 for information about the available degrees and entry requirements.

* This diploma consists of 8 credit units with additional non-credit support modules included where required. ^ Students should refer to the Handbook for specific unit requirements for their chosen degree. Selection rank is based on the Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) for students completing an Australian senior secondary qualification. Visit mq.edu.au/academic-requirements for conversions to qualifications in your country. Note: You can be 16 at the time of application but must be 17 years of age at the time of commencing your pathway program. 86 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU 87

HOW MANY WEEKS OF ENGLISH DO I NEED? The table below is an estimate of the number of weeks of English you may need. All five scores (Overall, Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking) are considered when recommending the length of English study needed. To make it easy for you, we will be able to recommend the ENGLISH number of weeks required when you submit your application. CURRENT SCORE (OVERALL) NUMBER OF WEEKS TO REACH REQUIRED IELTS EQUIVALENCY (OVERALL) IELTS TOEFL/iBT PEARSON (PTE) 5.5 6.0 6.5 7.0 7.5 LANGUAGE 4.0 44 30 30–40 40–50 50+ 50+ 50+ 4.5 52 35 20–30 30–40 40–50 50+ 50+ 5.0 60 41 10–20 20–30 30–40 40–50 50+ 5.5 66 49 1–10 10–20 20–30 30–40 40–50 EXCELLENCE 6.0 73 50 1–10 10–20 20–30 30–40 6.5 83 58 1–10 10–20 20–30 FOR 7.0 100 65 1–10 10–20

MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY ENGLISH LANGUAGE CENTRE A CHOICE OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAMS TO SUIT YOUR FUTURE GOALS If you require further English language study before you commence your degree at Macquarie University or Macquarie University International College, or if you simply wish to improve your language skills and meet Foundation Intensive Introductory Academic or Diploma Direct Entry Preparation Academic other international students, the English Language Centre (ELC) is here to help you achieve your goals. English Direct Entry Program Program Program 5–20 WEEKS 10 WEEKS 10 WEEKS 5 WEEKS 4 WEEKS CRICOS CODE: 097293B CRICOS CODE: 097293B CRICOS CODE: 097293B CRICOS CODE: 097293B CRICOS CODE: 097293B Our 4 levels of Academic Direct entry to Macquarie Direct entry to Macquarie Direct entry to Macquarie Direct entry to Macquarie English (A1–A4) are University diploma and University degrees University degrees University degrees designed for students foundation programs from intermediate 30+ to advanced level. This program develops This Direct Entry This program is This short program is 30+ YEARS OF ENGLISH AWARD-WINNING TEACHERS PACKAGE YOUR OFFER NEAS PREMIUM PRODUCT Depending on your the language and program is designed designed for students designed for Australia ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE You will learn from experienced You can apply to have your Endorsed as a premium product English level and your academic skills needed for students entering who are already very Awards Scholarships The ELC has more than 30 years teachers, many of whom have English language program and by NEAS, the global leader in goals, you can study to succeed in the a Macquarie University close to meeting the students who have a of experience teaching English won teaching awards, in small degree included in one quality assurance for the English Academic English for Diploma or Foundation degree. In this program, University’s English entry full offer to Macquarie to international students and class settings with personalised packaged offer, to ensure language teaching community 5–20 weeks. These programs offered by the you will develop your requirements for their University. is internationally recognised for support. seamless transition to your programs prepare Macquarie University English language chosen degree or who our program quality. chosen Macquarie degree. you for academic International College and academic skills have a full offer to their interactions and study through engaging to help you become degree course and wish by introducing you to the academic content as well a resourceful and to refresh their English spoken and written texts as project work. During autonomous learner. and academic skills. You this program, you will You will engage with will study the language WHICH ELC PROGRAM IS RIGHT FOR YOU? and skills you will need for success at university. have the opportunity content and tasks that and skills related to WEEKS 10 10 10 10 5 5 5 5 5 5 to make new friends promote your critical your chosen field with and use your English thinking, problem solving classmates who are outside the classroom to and discussion skills also at this level. Be GENERAL G1 G2 G3 G4 G5 ENGLISH complete group projects. through collaborative prepared for fascinating You will also learn to project work. You will discussions and TO MUIC A1 FOUNDATION write academic essays, also develop skills knowledge-sharing with DIRECT ENTRY FOUNDATION FOUNDATION MUIC analyse and describe related to your chosen other high-achieving FOUNDATION data, understand field through discipline- students. TO MUIC DIPLOMA MUIC A1 A2 lectures, take notes, give specific themes and DIPLOMA DIPLOMA DIPLOMA DIRECT ENTRY DIPLOMA oral presentations and assessments. TO MACQUARIE UNDERGRADUATE (UG) work collaboratively. A1 A2 A3 A4 POSTGRADUATE (PG) DEGREE DIRECT ENTRY

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RESEARCH DEGREES

MASTER OF RESEARCH mq.edu.au/mres WORLD-LEADING Regarded by the Australian Council of Learned Academies as ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS the most innovative research pathway model, the Master of This course requires a bachelor degree from a recognised institution with a Research (MRes) prepares you to complete a PhD in three years minimum overall GPA of 4.38 on a 7-point scale and GPA of 5.25 at 300 level, – well short of the national average. although some disciplines may have extra admission requirements. If you hold an honours or masters degree, you may apply for Recognition of PROGRAM STRUCTURE Prior Learning (RPL) (the equivalent of Year 1). This may allow you to complete RESEARCH The two-year course is available in all of Macquarie’s research the Master of Research in less than two years. Upon successful completion, you areas and, subject to academic approval, allows you to construct may be eligible to progress to one of Macquarie’s research courses: the Master a course relevant to your specific interests. of Philosophy or the Doctor of Philosophy. In the first year, you’ll undertake advanced coursework units, while during the second year you’ll specialise in research POWERED BY preparation and focus on a specific research topic. You are required to submit a thesis of 20,000 words for completion.

MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY mq.edu.au/master-of-philosophy

PROGRAM STRUCTURE ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS The period of candidature is two years, full-time equivalent. You • completed Macquarie’s Master of Research with at least 65 per cent in Year 2 OR are required to submit a thesis of 50,000 words for completion. • completed a masters degree (at least two years) from another institution with a major research component (around 50 per cent thesis, approximately HIGHER DEGREE RESEARCH PROGRAMS 20,000 words) at credit level (65 per cent or greater)

Macquarie University has a proud reputation for world-leading research that is recognised internationally. DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (PHD) mq.edu.au/doctor-of-philosophy As one of Australia’s premier teaching and research institutions, Macquarie is your best choice for a higher PROGRAM STRUCTURE ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS degree research program. As a higher degree research candidate, you’ll be rewarded with an exceptional The period of candidature is three years, full-time equivalent. • completed Macquarie’s Master of Research with at least 75 per cent in Year 2 OR research training experience in an environment of highest quality and support. You are required to submit a thesis of 75,000 to 100,000 words • completed a Master of Philosophy OR for completion, depending on the discipline. • completed a masters degree (at least two years) from another institution with a major research component (around 50 per cent thesis, approximately 20,000 words) at distinction level (75 per cent or greater)

JOINTLY SUPERVISED PHD PROGRAMS mq.edu.au/cotutelle-and-joint-phd

Macquarie’s global perspective is at the heart of everything we do. RESEARCH TRAINING PARTNERSHIPS MASTER OF RESEARCH COTUTELLE AND JOINT PHD RESEARCH SUPPORT AND DEVELOPMENT We prioritise deep, continuing relationships with international Macquarie is proud to have high-quality research training partnerships with First university in Australia to introduce an Spread your wings with our international Access mentoring and development intensive research preparation degree network of research partners universities through joint research candidate supervision. universities in Asia, the UK, Europe, and North and South America: since 2007, opportunities, enhance your skills and we have hosted more than 300 cotutelle and joint PhD candidates from more connect with peers than 110 universities in more than 30 countries.

PATHWAY TO A PHD HOW TO APPLY SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Higher degree research scholarships include: BACHELOR RESEARCH BACHELOR OR MASTER OR + • Government-funded scholarships WITH HONOURS BY COURSEWORK PREPARATION DIPLOMA DEGREE 1 • Macquarie University funded scholarships PRE-APPLICATION • co-funded scholarships. If you’re a Doctor of Philosophy or Master of Philosophy candidate, you’re required to investigate a research topic. You must then consult with academic staff in your chosen mq.edu.au/research/scholarships Might be eligible for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) research field to discuss the feasibility of your project and supervision arrangement. RESEARCH SUPERVISORS BACHELOR DEGREE MASTER OF RESEARCH 2 Find potential supervisors for higher degree research programs at hdrss.mq.edu.au Entry to Master of Research YEAR 1 YEAR 2 PREPARING A RESEARCH PROPOSAL Year 1 requires a GPA of 4.38 Min. 75% If you’re a Doctor of Philosophy or Master of Philosophy candidate, your proposal 8 coursework units Thesis average mark ENGLISH REQUIREMENTS overall and a GPA of 5.25 at should define your chosen area of study, identify a research question, clarify its Proficiency in English is a requirement for 3-YEAR PHD importance and outline steps for further investigation. 300 level. Some disciplines admission to all higher degree research and may have extra admission research training programs at Macquarie. requirements. 3 mq.edu.au/information-about/how-to-apply Min. 65% average mark APPLICATION SUBMISSION FEES, COSTS AND CRICOS CODES You must complete an online higher degree research application. MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY mq.edu.au/information-about/how-to-apply Find out more mq.edu.au/research/phd- and-research-degrees/fees-and-costs 90 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU 91 ARE YOU READY TO START YOUR JOURNEY WITH US? Applying to study in Australia is a big step, and it can be both challenging and exciting. We understand these challenges, and we’re here to help you every step of the way. Over the next few pages, we explain everything you need to know about application steps, scholarship programs, fees and costs and entry requirements.

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How to apply Scholarships and APPLY NOW Submitting an application to Macquarie as living costs an international student is free and easy, and 1 we aim to get back to you with an application Each year, Macquarie University awards more than $4 million in scholarships and grants. There is a CHOOSE A COURSE outcome within 10 working days. Our Find a course that interests you wide range of scholarships for students from all backgrounds, so be sure to check our website for more International Student Advisors and country courses.mq.edu.au information on eligibility and application details. specialists are available to help you every step of the way. 2 VICE-CHANCELLOR’S INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP LIVING COSTS AND EXPENSES CHECK ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Highly competitive, based on academic merit and valued up to Your cost of living and studying in Australia will depend on your See if your current qualification meets our AUD$10,000 applied towards your tuition fees. Applicants must lifestyle preferences. TO APPLY, SIMPLY FOLLOW THE STEPS. academic entry requirement and prepare to meet complete an online application after receiving a full course offer. our English requirements. The Department of Home Affairs has financial requirements you mq.edu.au/academic-requirements COUNTRY AND REGIONAL SCHOLARSHIP must meet in order to receive a student visa for Australia. As of mq.edu.au/english-requirements Valued at AUD$5000 or AUD$10,000 per year for undergraduate January 2021, the 12-month living cost required for a single student and postgraduate students of select countries. The scholarship is AUD$21,041 per annum. 3 amount is applied towards your tuition fees for duration of your homeaffairs.gov.au program. Eligible students will be assessed automatically for this The table below estimates weekly expenses for living and studying CHECK SCHOLARSHIP ELIGIBILITY scholarship at the time of course application. See if you are eligible for our generous at Australia. These estimates are a guide only and prices can vary. scholarship programs ENGLISH LANGUAGE SCHOLARSHIP COST WEEKLY COST (AUD) mq.edu.au/international/scholarships A 50 per cent tuition fee scholarship for English language programs Rent $185–$440 of up to 10 weeks, when packaged with a coursework degree, for FREQUENTLY 4 students from select countries. Eligible students will be assessed Gas and electricity $10–$20 APPLY ONLINE FOR FREE OR THROUGH automatically for this scholarship at the time of course application. Phone and internet $15–$30 ASKED QUESTIONS AN AUTHORISED AGENT Groceries and eating out $140–$280 Complete the online application form MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE ARE THERE APPLICATION DEADLINES? admissions.mq.edu.au SCHOLARSHIP Public transport $30–$60 For most courses, there are no specific deadlines; OR AUD$3,000 one-off tuition fee grant deducted from your Car (after purchase) $150–$260 however, we recommend international students commencement fee for students commencing the Standard Apply through our Entertainment $80–$150 submit their applications at least three months before local authorised representatives Foundation and Diploma programs at the Macquarie University mq.edu.au/find-a-representative the session commences. A few specialist courses have International College. Eligible students will be assessed Source: studyinaustralia.gov.au automatically for this scholarship at the time of course application. specific deadlines with more information available at GET IN TOUCH courses.mq.edu.au Get in touch with our international student advisors at [email protected] or MERIT-BASED SCHOLARSHIPS HOW CAN I APPLY FOR SCHOLARSHIPS? +61 2 9850 7346 for personalised study advice Macquarie University awards a range of merit-based scholarships Most of our scholarships are assessed automatically for students in select disciplines. Visit mq.edu.au/international/ at the time of your course application. To apply for 5 scholarships for more information. scholarship, you must first submit a course application • African Women in STEM Scholarship and receive an 8-digit Macquarie student number. ACCEPT YOUR OFFER • FIRST® Robotics Scholarship You’ll receive an application update within two For scholarships that require a separate application • Women in Management and Finance Scholarship process, we recommend you submit your scholarship weeks upon complete application submission. To secure your place and receive a Confirmation of application after receiving an offer for your course. Enrolment (CoE), accept your offer and pay the PARTNER- AND GOVERNMENT-FUNDED SCHOLARSHIPS required commencement fee. Macquarie is approved provider for many international government HOW DO I KNOW IF I’M ELIGIBLE FOR MY and academic institution scholarship programs. We also warmly CHOSEN COURSE? welcome recipients of Australian Government funded scholarships. The best way to determine your eligibility for your 6 chosen course is to submit a free application to us. PLAN YOUR TRAVEL UAC INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP We are unable to provide pre-assessment advice. 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COURSE FULL-TIME DURATIONINTAKE/S ENGLISH GLOBAL GLOBAL AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA CANADA CANADA CANADA CHINA CHINA CHINA CHINA DENMARK EUROPE FIJI FINLAND FRANCE / GLOBALGERMANY GREECE HONG KONG HUNGARY INDIA INDONESIA IRELAND ISRAEL REQUIREMENTSAcademic IELTSGCE A-Levels IB HSC or equivalentAustralian FoundationAlberta AHSD British Columbia BCCGOntario OSSD Gao Kao (Hainan)Gao Kao (Jiangsu)Gao Kao (Shanghai)Gao Kao (Other provinces)USSE European BaccalaureateYear 13 CertificateMatriculation CertificateFrench BaccalaureateAbitur or FachhochschulreifeVevaiosi ProsvasisHKDSE Matriculation CertificateAISSC, HSSC or ISCSMA3 Leaving CertificateTeudat Bagrut

Academic entry ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCE B Ancient History 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 13 32 90 7.5-7.9 80-84 80-85 80-86 621 331 460 548 9.5 83.5 282 5.4 12.5 2.1-2.0 19.0 18 4.1 80-89 90 465 8.7 B Archaeology 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 10 30 85 7.0-7.4 75-79 73-79 73-79 585 312 428 510 8.8 75.5 264 4.4 11.5 2.9-2.6 18.0 17 3.7 75-79 85 425 7.9 requirements B Arts 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 7 24 70 5.5-5.9 60-62 63-66 63-66 540 270 380 420 7.0 62.5 230 3.3 10.2 3.8-3.7 16.5 14 2.8 65-69 75 330 6.9 B International Studies 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 9 28 80 6.5-6.9 70-74 70-72 70-72 567 300 397 473 8.2 67.5 251 3.6 11 3.3-3.0 17.5 16 3.3 70-74 80 395 7.2 B Planning 4 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 8 25 75 6.0-6.4 63-66 67-69 67-69 540 270 380 420 7.6 65 240 3.4 10.5 3.6-3.4 17.0 15 3.0 65-69 75 360 7.0 Our students come from diverse backgrounds and bring a range of qualifications and perspectives that B Social Science 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 8 25 75 6.0-6.4 63-66 67-69 67-69 540 270 380 420 7.6 65 240 3.4 10.5 3.6-3.4 17.0 15 3.0 65-69 75 360 7.0 makes study at Macquarie an exciting experience. BUSINESS B Actuarial Studies 3 years February 6.5 (6.0) 14 36 95 8.0-8.4 85-100 86-100 87-100 684 365 491 585 10.4 87.5 308 5.8 13.5 1.9-1.8 20.0 20 4.3 90-100 95 500 9.1 B Applied Finance 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 10 30 85 7.0-7.4 75-79 73-79 73-79 585 312 428 510 8.8 75.5 264 4.4 11.5 2.9-2.6 18.0 17 3.7 75-79 85 425 7.9 UNDERGRADUATE POSTGRADUATE B Business Administration 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 9 28 80 6.5-6.9 70-74 70-72 70-72 567 300 397 473 8.2 67.5 251 3.6 11 3.3-3.0 17.5 16 3.3 70-74 80 395 7.2 For direct admission into an undergraduate (bachelor) course, you The course listings in this guide will note the specific entry B Business Analytics 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 9 28 80 6.5-6.9 70-74 70-72 70-72 567 300 397 473 8.2 67.5 251 3.6 11 3.3-3.0 17.5 16 3.3 70-74 80 395 7.2 will need one of the following qualifications: requirements for our postgraduate (masters) coursework B Commerce 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 9 28 80 6.5-6.9 70-74 70-72 70-72 567 300 397 473 8.2 67.5 251 3.6 11 3.3-3.0 17.5 16 3.3 70-74 80 395 7.2 • a recognised high school qualification or university entrance degrees. In most cases, entry requires a qualification recognised B Economics 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 9 28 80 6.5-6.9 70-74 70-72 70-72 567 300 397 473 8.2 67.5 251 3.6 11 3.3-3.0 17.5 16 3.3 70-74 80 395 7.2 exam – see the following page for a selection of accepted at Australian bachelor degree level or higher. Our Admissions B Marketing and Media 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 10 30 85 7.0-7.4 75-79 73-79 73-79 585 312 428 510 8.8 75.5 264 4.4 11.5 2.9-2.6 18.0 17 3.7 75-79 85 425 7.9 qualifications team will determine whether your bachelor degree meets the B Professional Accounting 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 9 28 80 6.5-6.9 70-74 70-72 70-72 567 300 397 473 8.2 67.5 251 3.6 11 3.3-3.0 17.5 16 3.3 70-74 80 395 7.2 • a recognised university foundation course – we accept foundation requirement when you apply to Macquarie. EDUCATION courses from most Australian universities, as well as from some Entry to some courses may require a degree in a specific or related B Arts and B Education (Primary)* 4 years February 7.5^ 8 25 75 6.0-6.4 63-66 67-69 67-69 540 270 380 420 7.6 65 240 3.4 10.5 3.6-3.4 17.0 15 3.0 65-69 75 360 7.0 approved international providers field of study and/or achievement of a particular weighted average B Arts and B Education (Secondary)* 4 years February 7.5^ 8 25 75 6.0-6.4 63-66 67-69 67-69 540 270 380 420 7.6 65 240 3.4 10.5 3.6-3.4 17.0 15 3.0 65-69 75 360 7.0 • a recognised diploma or associate degree deemed equivalent to mark (WAM) out of 100. Relevant work experience or professional B Commerce and B Education (Secondary)* 4 years February 7.5^ 9 28 80 6.5-6.9 70-74 70-72 70-72 567 300 397 473 8.2 67.5 251 3.6 11 3.3-3.0 17.5 16 3.3 70-74 80 395 7.2 Australian diploma or advanced diploma level accreditation may also be considered. B Education (Primary)* and B Psychology 4 years February 7.5^ 9 28 80 6.5-6.9 70-74 70-72 70-72 567 300 397 473 8.2 67.5 251 3.6 11 3.3-3.0 17.5 16 3.3 70-74 80 395 7.2 • at least one year of a university degree from a recognised B Science and B Education (Secondary)* 4 years February 7.5^ 8 25 75 6.0-6.4 63-66 67-69 67-69 540 270 380 420 7.6 65 240 3.4 10.5 3.6-3.4 17.0 15 3.0 65-69 75 360 7.0 institution deemed equivalent to Australian bachelor or master WEIGHTED AVERAGE MARK (WAM) B Teaching (Early Childhood Education) 4 years February 7.5^ 8 25 75 6.0-6.4 63-66 67-69 67-69 540 270 380 420 7.6 65 240 3.4 10.5 3.6-3.4 17.0 15 3.0 65-69 75 360 7.0 degree level A weighted average mark (WAM) represents your overall academic ENGINEERING performance and is based on a percentage average (out of 100) B Engineering (Honours) 4 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 9 28 80 6.5-6.9 70-74 70-72 70-72 567 300 397 473 8.2 67.5 251 3.6 11 3.3-3.0 17.5 16 3.3 70-74 80 395 7.2 SELECTION RANK of all your attempted study. The tables on pages 102–103 provide INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES Macquarie uses a selection rank based on the Australian Tertiary indicative WAM conversions for common grading systems in B Cyber Security 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 9 28 80 6.5-6.9 70-74 70-72 70-72 567 300 397 473 8.2 67.5 251 3.6 11 3.3-3.0 17.5 16 3.3 70-74 80 395 7.2 Admission Rank (ATAR) to determine the minimum eligibility your country. B Game Design and Development 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 8 25 75 6.0-6.4 63-66 67-69 67-69 540 270 380 420 7.6 65 240 3.4 10.5 3.6-3.4 17.0 15 3.0 65-69 75 360 7.0 requirements for entry to each undergraduate course. See the tables B Information Technology 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 8 25 75 6.0-6.4 63-66 67-69 67-69 540 270 380 420 7.6 65 240 3.4 10.5 3.6-3.4 17.0 15 3.0 65-69 75 360 7.0 on the next few pages for conversion of the selection rank into the LANGUAGES AND LINGUISTICS minimum score you need for your qualification. B Linguistics and Language Sciences 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 8 25 75 6.0-6.4 63-66 67-69 67-69 540 270 380 420 7.6 65 240 3.4 10.5 3.6-3.4 17.0 15 3.0 65-69 75 360 7.0 LAW MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE B Laws 4 years February, July 7.0 (6.5) 13 32 90 - 80-84 80-85 80-86 621 331 460 548 9.5 83.5 282 5.4 12.5 2.1-2.0 19.0 18 4.1 80-89 90 465 8.7 If you haven’t met the requirements for your selected course, don’t MEDIA, COMMUNICATIONS AND PERFORMING ARTS worry. The Macquarie University International College offers a B Media and Communications 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 8 25 75 6.0-6.4 63-66 67-69 67-69 540 270 380 420 7.6 65 240 3.4 10.5 3.6-3.4 17.0 15 3.0 65-69 75 360 7.0 range of pathway programs to prepare you for seamless transition B Music 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 8 25 75 6.0-6.4 63-66 67-69 67-69 540 270 380 420 7.6 65 240 3.4 10.5 3.6-3.4 17.0 15 3.0 65-69 75 360 7.0 into university studies. MEDICINE AND HEALTH Refer to pages 82–85 for more information. B Chiropractic Science 3 years February 6.5 (6.0) 9 28 80 6.5-6.9 70-74 70-72 70-72 567 300 397 473 8.2 67.5 251 3.6 11 3.3-3.0 17.5 16 3.3 70-74 80 395 7.2 B Clinical Science 2 years February 7.0 (6.5) 13 32 90 - 80-84 80-85 80-86 621 331 460 548 9.5 83.5 282 5.4 12.5 2.1-2.0 19.0 18 4.1 80-89 90 465 8.7 B Human Sciences 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 9 28 80 6.5-6.9 70-74 70-72 70-72 567 300 397 473 8.2 67.5 251 3.6 11 3.3-3.0 17.5 16 3.3 70-74 80 395 7.2 B Medical Sciences 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 10 30 85 7.0-7.4 75-79 73-79 73-79 585 312 428 510 8.8 75.5 264 4.4 11.5 2.9-2.6 18.0 17 3.7 75-79 85 425 7.9 B Speech and Hearing Sciences 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 9 28 80 6.5-6.9 70-74 70-72 70-72 567 300 397 473 8.2 67.5 251 3.6 11 3.3-3.0 17.5 16 3.3 70-74 80 395 7.2 PSYCHOLOGY AND COGNITIVE SCIENCES B Cognitive and Brain Sciences 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 9 28 80 6.5-6.9 70-74 70-72 70-72 567 300 397 473 8.2 67.5 251 3.6 11 3.3-3.0 17.5 16 3.3 70-74 80 395 7.2 B Psychology 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 9 28 80 6.5-6.9 70-74 70-72 70-72 567 300 397 473 8.2 67.5 251 3.6 11 3.3-3.0 17.5 16 3.3 70-74 80 395 7.2 B Psychology (Honours) 4 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 13 32 90 7.5-7.9 80-84 80-85 80-86 621 331 460 548 9.5 83.5 282 5.4 12.5 2.1-2.0 19.0 18 4.1 80-89 90 465 8.7 SCIENCE B Biodiversity and Conservation 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 8 25 75 6.0-6.4 63-66 67-69 67-69 540 270 380 420 7.6 65 240 3.4 10.5 3.6-3.4 17.0 15 3.0 65-69 75 360 7.0 B Environment 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 9 28 80 6.5-6.9 70-74 70-72 70-72 567 300 397 473 8.2 67.5 251 3.6 11 3.3-3.0 17.5 16 3.3 70-74 80 395 7.2 B Science 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 8 25 75 6.0-6.4 63-66 67-69 67-69 540 270 380 420 7.6 65 240 3.4 10.5 3.6-3.4 17.0 15 3.0 65-69 75 360 7.0 SECURITY, INTELLIGENCE AND CRIMINOLOGY B Security Studies 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 8 25 75 6.0-6.4 63-66 67-69 67-69 540 270 380 420 7.6 65 240 3.4 10.5 3.6-3.4 17.0 15 3.0 65-69 75 360 7.0

Double degree options exist for this course. Minimum entry scores for double degrees align with the higher requirement of the two single degrees. Degree has a choice of major or specialisation

#For details and information on other accepted evidence of English proficiency, refer tomq.edu.au/english-requirements . *The Bachelor of Education (Primary) is only available as a double degree with the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Psychology, while the Bachelor of Education (Secondary) is only available as a double with the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Science. If you already hold a bachelor degree and are interested in a teaching qualification, please consider the Master of Teaching (Primary) or Master of Teaching (Secondary). Find out more ^Special English requirement: IELTS 7.5 overall with 8.0 in Listening and Speaking and 7.0 in Reading and Writing mq.edu.au/academic-requirements + Scores apply to selected high schools only. 97 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU 98 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU 99

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COURSE FULL-TIME DURATIONINTAKE/S ENGLISH ITALY JAPAN KENYA LEBANON MALAYSIA MALAYSIA MALAYSIA NEPAL NORWAY PHILIPPINES SCOTLAND SINGAPORE SOUTH AFRICASOUTH KOREA SRI LANKA SWEDEN SWITZERLANDTAIWAN TANZANIA THAILAND UGANDA USA USA VIETNAM ZIMBABWE REQUIREMENTSAcademic IELTSEsame di Stato National Center TestKCSE Baccalauréat LibanaisSTPM Matrikulasi UEC HSEC (from 2018)USSE High School DiplomaScottish National SingaporeCourses A-LevelsNSC CSAT Sri Lankan A-LevelsSlutbetyg Federal Maturity GSATCertificate ACSE Mathayom 6 ACE ACT SAT out of 1600 (fromUpper 2016) SecondaryZIMSEC Diploma^ A-Levels

ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCE English language B Ancient History 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 90 59 76 20 15 3.1-3.3 2.9-2.0 - 4.4 94-96 12.5 17.5 70 7 7 16.2 67 65-67 18 3.3 18 27-28 1240-1310 8.7 18 B Archaeology 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 86 56 71 17.5 13 2.8-3.0 3.9-3.0 4.0 3.3 90-93 12.0 16 67 9 5 15.5 61.5 59-61 17 3.0 17 24-25 1190-1230 8.5 17 B Arts 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 77 50 58 13 5 2.0-2.1 6.4-6.0 3.0 2.0 85-87 8.0 12 58 16 3 13.3 49 48-49 14 2.3 14 21-22 1050-1080 7.8 14 requirements B International Studies 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 82 54 67 15 9 2.5-2.7 4.9-4.0 3.6 3.0 88-89 11.0 14.5 63 12 4 14.8 56 53-55 16 2.6 16 22-23 1140-1180 8.0 16 B Planning 4 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 80 52 62 14 7 2.2-2.4 5.9-5.0 3.2 2.5 85-87 9.5 12.5 60 15 4 14 51.5 50-52 15 2.3 15 21-22 1090-1130 8.0 15 B Social Science 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 80 52 62 14 7 2.2-2.4 5.9-5.0 3.2 2.5 85-87 9.5 12.5 60 15 4 14 51.5 50-52 15 2.3 15 21-22 1090-1130 8.0 15 You must meet Macquarie’s English language requirements to be eligible for a degree. You can satisfy these BUSINESS requirements in a number of ways depending on your circumstances. B Actuarial Studies 3 years February 6.5 (6.0) 97 62 80 20 18 3.4-3.6 1.9-1.0 - 4.7 97-100 14.5 20 75 5 9 18.1 72.5 68-75 19 3.6 19 28-29 1320-1360 9.0 19 B Applied Finance 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 86 56 71 17.5 13 2.8-3.0 3.9-3.0 4.0 3.3 90-93 12.0 16 67 9 5 15.5 61.5 59-61 17 3.0 17 24-25 1190-1230 8.5 17 B Business Administration 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 82 54 67 15 9 2.5-2.7 4.9-4.0 3.6 3.0 88-89 11.0 14.5 63 12 4 14.8 56 53-55 16 2.6 16 22-23 1140-1180 8.0 16 STANDARD ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT B Business Analytics 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 82 54 67 15 9 2.5-2.7 4.9-4.0 3.6 3.0 88-89 11.0 14.5 63 12 4 14.8 56 53-55 16 2.6 16 22-23 1140-1180 8.0 16 For entry to most Macquarie University courses, the Standard English language requirement is Academic IELTS 6.5 with no less than 6.0 in each band (or equivalent). Some courses – including in education, law and medicine – have higher Special English requirements. The course B Commerce 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 82 54 67 15 9 2.5-2.7 4.9-4.0 3.6 3.0 88-89 11.0 14.5 63 12 4 14.8 56 53-55 16 2.6 16 22-23 1140-1180 8.0 16 B Economics 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 82 54 67 15 9 2.5-2.7 4.9-4.0 3.6 3.0 88-89 11.0 14.5 63 12 4 14.8 56 53-55 16 2.6 16 22-23 1140-1180 8.0 16 tables in this guide list the required level of English proficiency for entry to each course. B Marketing and Media 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 86 56 71 17.5 13 2.8-3.0 3.9-3.0 4.0 3.3 90-93 12.0 16 67 9 5 15.5 61.5 59-61 17 3.0 17 24-25 1190-1230 8.5 17 WHAT YOU NEED TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS B Professional Accounting 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 82 54 67 15 9 2.5-2.7 4.9-4.0 3.6 3.0 88-89 11.0 14.5 63 12 4 14.8 56 53-55 16 2.6 16 22-23 1140-1180 8.0 16 There are several ways you can meet the English language requirements. The most frequently used methods are: EDUCATION • passing an approved English language test at the required level B Arts and B Education (Primary)* 4 years February 7.5^ 80 52 62 14 7 2.2-2.4 5.9-5.0 3.2 2.5 85-87 9.5 12.5 60 15 4 14 51.5 50-52 15 2.3 15 21-22 1090-1130 8.0 15 • holding a qualification from an approved country with English as the language of instruction B Arts and B Education (Secondary)* 4 years February 7.5^ 80 52 62 14 7 2.2-2.4 5.9-5.0 3.2 2.5 85-87 9.5 12.5 60 15 4 14 51.5 50-52 15 2.3 15 21-22 1090-1130 8.0 15 • completing an approved high school qualification or foundation program with study in English B Commerce and B Education (Secondary)* 4 years February 7.5^ 82 54 67 15 9 2.5-2.7 4.9-4.0 3.6 3.0 88-89 11.0 14.5 63 12 4 14.8 56 53-55 16 2.6 16 22-23 1140-1180 8.0 16 • completing an approved English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program. B Education (Primary)* and B Psychology 4 years February 7.5^ 82 54 67 15 9 2.5-2.7 4.9-4.0 3.6 3.0 88-89 11.0 14.5 63 12 4 14.8 56 53-55 16 2.6 16 22-23 1140-1180 8.0 16 B Science and B Education (Secondary)* 4 years February 7.5^ 80 52 62 14 7 2.2-2.4 5.9-5.0 3.2 2.5 85-87 9.5 12.5 60 15 4 14 51.5 50-52 15 2.3 15 21-22 1090-1130 8.0 15 Below are accepted equivalencies for the Standard English language requirement. B Teaching (Early Childhood Education) 4 years February 7.5^ 80 52 62 14 7 2.2-2.4 5.9-5.0 3.2 2.5 85-87 9.5 12.5 60 15 4 14 51.5 50-52 15 2.3 15 21-22 1090-1130 8.0 15 ENGINEERING APPROVED ENGLISH LANGUAGE TESTS OVERALL LISTENING READING WRITING SPEAKING B Engineering (Honours) 4 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 82 54 67 15 9 2.5-2.7 4.9-4.0 3.6 3.0 88-89 11.0 14.5 63 12 4 14.8 56 53-55 16 2.6 16 22-23 1140-1180 8.0 16 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES IELTS Academic English 6.5 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 B Cyber Security 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 82 54 67 15 9 2.5-2.7 4.9-4.0 3.6 3.0 88-89 11.0 14.5 63 12 4 14.8 56 53-55 16 2.6 16 22-23 1140-1180 8.0 16 TOEFL iBT (internet based) 83 12 13 21 18 B Game Design and Development 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 80 52 62 14 7 2.2-2.4 5.9-5.0 3.2 2.5 88-89 9.5 12.5 60 15 4 14 51.5 50-52 15 2.3 15 21-22 1090-1130 8.0 15 B Information Technology 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 80 52 62 14 7 2.2-2.4 5.9-5.0 3.2 2.5 85-87 9.5 12.5 60 15 4 14 51.5 50-52 15 2.3 15 21-22 1090-1130 8.0 15 Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic 58 50 50 50 50 LANGUAGES AND LINGUISTICS Cambridge English: Advanced 180 169 169 169 169 B Linguistics and Language Sciences 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 80 52 62 14 7 2.2-2.4 5.9-5.0 3.2 2.5 85-87 9.5 12.5 60 15 4 14 51.5 50-52 15 2.3 15 21-22 1090-1130 8.0 15 LAW Cambridge English: Proficiency 180 169 169 169 169 B Laws 4 years February, July 7.0 (6.5) 90 59 76 20 15 3.1-3.3 2.9-2.0 - 4.4 94-96 12.5 17.5 70 7 7 16.2 67 65-67 18 3.3 18 27-28 1240-1310 8.7 18 Occupational English Test (OET) - C+ C+ C/C+ C/C+ MEDIA, COMMUNICATIONS AND PERFORMING ARTS B Media and Communications 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 80 52 62 14 7 2.2-2.4 5.9-5.0 3.2 2.5 85-87 9.5 12.5 60 15 4 14 51.5 50-52 15 2.3 15 21-22 1090-1130 8.0 15 B Music 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 80 52 62 14 7 2.2-2.4 5.9-5.0 3.2 2.5 85-87 9.5 12.5 60 15 4 14 51.5 50-52 15 2.3 15 21-22 1090-1130 8.0 15 APPROVED COUNTRIES FOR ENGLISH AS THE LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION MEDICINE AND HEALTH B Chiropractic Science 3 years February 6.5 (6.0) 82 54 67 15 9 2.5-2.7 4.9-4.0 3.6 3.0 88-89 11.0 14.5 63 12 4 14.8 56 53-55 16 2.6 16 22-23 1140-1180 8.0 16 If you completed a senior secondary qualification or at least one year full-time study at tertiary level with English as the B Clinical Science 2 years February 7.0 (6.5) 90 59 76 20 15 3.1-3.3 2.9-2.0 - 4.4 94-96 12.5 17.5 70 7 7 16.2 67 65-67 18 3.3 18 27-28 1240-1310 8.7 18 language of instruction in one of the following countries, you will be deemed to meet the Standard English language requirement. The study B Human Sciences 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 82 54 67 15 9 2.5-2.7 4.9-4.0 3.6 3.0 88-89 11.0 14.5 63 12 4 14.8 56 53-55 16 2.6 16 22-23 1140-1180 8.0 16 must have been completed within five years of your commencement at Macquarie University (some exceptions apply). B Medical Sciences 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 86 56 71 17.5 13 2.8-3.0 3.9-3.0 4.0 3.3 90-93 12.0 16 67 9 5 15.5 61.5 59-61 17 3.0 17 24-25 1190-1230 8.5 17 American Samoa, Antigua and Barbuda, Australia, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, Botswana, Canada, Cameroon, Cook Islands, B Speech and Hearing Sciences 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 82 54 67 15 9 2.5-2.7 4.9-4.0 3.6 3.0 88-89 11.0 14.5 63 12 4 14.8 56 53-55 16 2.6 16 22-23 1140-1180 8.0 16 Dominica, Falkland Islands, Fiji, Gambia, Ghana, Gibraltar, Grenada, Guyana, Ireland, Jamaica, Kenya, Kiribati, Lesotho, Liberia, Malawi, PSYCHOLOGY AND COGNITIVE SCIENCES Maldives, Mauritius, Namibia, Nauru, New Zealand, Nigeria, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Samoa, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Singapore, B Cognitive and Brain Sciences 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 82 54 67 15 9 2.5-2.7 4.9-4.0 3.6 3.0 88-89 11.0 14.5 63 12 4 14.8 56 53-55 16 2.6 16 22-23 1140-1180 8.0 16 Solomon Islands, South Africa, St Kitts and Nevis, St Lucia, Tanzania, Tonga, Trinidad and Tobago, Uganda, United Kingdom (including B Psychology 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 82 54 67 15 9 2.5-2.7 4.9-4.0 3.6 3.0 88-89 11.0 14.5 63 12 4 14.8 56 53-55 16 2.6 16 22-23 1140-1180 8.0 16 Northern Ireland), United States of America, Vanuatu, Zambia or Zimbabwe. B Psychology (Honours) 4 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 90 59 76 20 15 3.1-3.3 2.9-2.0 - 4.4 94-96 12.5 17.5 70 7 7 16.2 67 65-67 18 3.3 18 27-28 1240-1310 8.7 18 SCIENCE APPROVED HIGH SCHOOL QUALIFICATION OR FOUNDATION PROGRAM B Biodiversity and Conservation 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 80 52 62 14 7 2.2-2.4 5.9-5.0 3.2 2.5 85-87 9.5 12.5 60 15 4 14 51.5 50-52 15 2.3 15 21-22 1090-1130 8.0 15 B Environment 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 82 54 67 15 9 2.5-2.7 4.9-4.0 3.6 3.0 88-89 11.0 14.5 63 12 4 14.8 56 53-55 16 2.6 16 22-23 1140-1180 8.0 16 If you completed one of the qualifications listed atmq.edu.au/english-requirements and achieved the minimum score in the specified B Science 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 80 52 62 14 7 2.2-2.4 5.9-5.0 3.2 2.5 85-87 9.5 12.5 60 15 4 14 51.5 50-52 15 2.3 15 21-22 1090-1130 8.0 15 English subject, you will be deemed to meet the Standard English language requirement. The study must have been completed within five SECURITY, INTELLIGENCE AND CRIMINOLOGY years of your commencement at Macquarie University (some exceptions apply). B Security Studies 3 years February, July 6.5 (6.0) 80 52 62 14 7 2.2-2.4 5.9-5.0 3.2 2.5 85-87 9.5 12.5 60 15 4 14 51.5 50-52 15 2.3 15 21-22 1090-1130 8.0 15 DON’T MEET THE REQUIREMENTS? If you don’t meet the English requirements for entry to Macquarie, take the most direct route with an English preparation program at the Macquarie University English Language Centre. You can request a packaged offer with English when you apply for admission. For more information, see pages 86–87. Double degree options exist for this course. Minimum entry scores for double degrees align with the higher requirement of the two single degrees. Degree has a choice of major or specialisation

#For details and information on other accepted evidence of English proficiency, refer tomq.edu.au/english-requirements . *The Bachelor of Education (Primary) is only available as a double degree with the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Psychology, while the Bachelor of Education (Secondary) is only available as a double with the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Science. If you already hold a bachelor degree and are interested in a teaching qualification, please consider the Master of Teaching (Primary) or Master of Teaching (Secondary). ^Special English requirement: IELTS 7.5 overall with 8.0 in Listening and Speaking and 7.0 in Reading and Writing Find out more + Scores apply to selected high schools only. mq.edu.au/english-requirements 100 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU 101 Undergraduate academic Find out more entry requirements mq.edu.au/academic-requirements

HOW SCORES ARE CALCULATED HOW SCORES ARE CALCULATED GLOBAL CANADA HONG KONG ITALY NORWAY TAIWAN GCE A-Levels BCCG HKDSE Esame di Stato USSE GSAT

Scores for the UK and international versions of the General Scores for the Canadian British Columbia Certificate of Scores for the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Scores for the Italian High School State Exam (Esame di Scores for the Upper Secondary School Examination Scores for the Taiwanese General Scholastic Aptitude Test Certificate of Education Advanced Level Examinations (GCE Graduation (BCCG) are calculated as an average of final (HKDSE) are calculated based on the aggregate of the five Stato) are calculated using the overall grade out of 100. Only Certificate (USSE) are calculated based on the average grade (GSAT) are calculated based on the total score of the five A-Levels) are calculated based on the aggregate of the three marks of the four best Grade 12 Ministry-developed subjects best Category A and C subjects. Category B subjects are not the Classical, Scientific and Foreign Languages (classica, for all subjects. This assessment only applies for the Vitnemål examined subjects: Chinese, English, Mathematics, Social best A-level subjects using the following conversions: A* = 6, including English 12. considered. scientifica and linguistica) options are accepted. fra den videregående skole, Vitnemål for videregående Sciences and Natural Sciences. GSAT results must be A = 5, B = 4, C = 3, D = 2, E = 1. At least two subjects must have opplæring or Examen Artium. accompanied by evidence of successful completion of senior Category A (Senior Secondary) subjects include the four JAPAN been taken in the same academic year, and the third may be secondary studies. CANADA compulsory core subjects (Chinese, English, Liberal Studies Japanese National Center Test from the preceding or following academic year. OSSD and Mathematics) and a choice of elective subjects. Category SCOTLAND Both UK and international versions of the GCE A-Levels B subjects are Applied Learning electives and Category C Scores for the Japanese National Center Test ( Scottish National Courses Scores for the Canadian Ontario Secondary School Diploma ) are calculated using the average 大学入試セof the seven TANZANIA administered by Cambridge International Examinations subjects are for Other Languages (French, German, Japanese, ンター試験 ACSE (CIE), Pearson Education International (Edexcel) and Oxford (OSSD) are calculated as an average of the six best Grade Spanish, Hindi and Urdu). best subjects’ Hensachi scores. The Center Test results are Scores for the Scottish National Courses are calculated based 12 subjects including English - ENG4U. Subjects must be considered together with evidence of successful completion of on the aggregate score of the best four Higher and Advanced International AQA Examinations are assessed using these Scores for the Tanzanian Advanced Certificate of Secondary designated with a U (university preparation), M (university/ Points for all subjects are calculated using the following score the Upper Secondary School Graduation Diploma (Kotogakko Higher Level courses using the following conversions: Higher tables. Locally administered O-Level and A-Level examinations Education (ACSE) are calculated based on the aggregate of the college preparation) or Z (university-delivered dual credit). conversions: 5**/5* = 6, 5 = 5, 4 = 4, 3 = 3, 2 = 2, 1 = 1. Sotsugyo Shomeisho or ). Level: A=3, B=2, C=1, D=0; Advanced Higher Level: A=5.5, for Singapore, Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe are assessed using best four subjects at Advanced (A2) or Principal Level using 高等学校卒業証書 B=4.5, C=3.5, D=2.5. their own separate tables. the following conversions: A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, E=1. CHINA HUNGARY KENYA GLOBAL Gao Kao Hungarian Matriculation Certificate KCSE SINGAPORE THAILAND IB Singapore A-Levels Mathayom 6 Scores are based on the final Chinese National Entrance Scores for the Hungarian Matriculation Certificate Scores for the Kenyan Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) Examination (Gao Kao) score out of 750. Total scores and are calculated based on the aggregate score of the best seven Scores for the International Baccalaureate (IB) are calculated (Gimnáziumi Érettségi Bizonyítvány) are calculated based on Scores for the Singapore-Cambridge Advanced Level Scores for the Mathayom 6 are calculated based on the weighted requirements are different for three provinces: Hainan, Jiangsu subjects using the following conversions: A = 12, A- = 11, B+ = 10, based on the final aggregate result for six subjects, including the overall average grade on the examination results using Examinations (Singapore A-Levels) are calculated based on average (out of 4.0) of all Grade 12 subjects. and Shanghai. B = 9, B- = 8, C+ = 7, C = 6, C- = 5, D+ = 4, D = 3, D- = 2, E = 1. any bonus points from Theory of Knowledge subject and the following conversions: Excellent/Very Good (Jeles) = 5, the aggregate of a maximum of the three best H1 subjects, the Extended Essay. This must include one subject from each of Good (Jó) = 4, Fair/Average (Közepes) = 3, Satisfactory/Pass three best H2 subjects and best H3 subject using the following UGANDA Groups 1–5 (Language & Literature; Language Acquisition; DENMARK (Elégséges) = 2, Fail (Elégtelen) = 1. LEBANON conversions: H1 subjects: A = 2.5, B = 2, C = 1.5, D = 1, E = ACE Individuals and Societies; Sciences; and Mathematics) Danish USSE Baccalauréat Libanais 0.5; H2 subjects: A = 5, B = 4, C = 3, D = 2, E = 1; H3 subjects: and a sixth subject from either Group 6 (Arts) or a second INDIA Distinction = 2.5, Merit = 1.5, Pass = 1. Up to one additional H2 Scores for the Ugandan Advanced Certificate of Education Scores for the Danish Upper Secondary School Examination Scores for the Baccalauréat Libanais (Lebanese General selection from Groups 1–5. A minimum of three subjects must AISSC or H3 subject may be taken into account for some applicants. (ACE) are calculated based on the aggregate of the best Certificate (USSE) are based on the final examination result of the Secondary Certificate or are calculated four subjects at Advanced (A2) or Principal Level using the (ةماعلا ةيوناثلا ةداهش be completed at Higher Level (HL), with the remainder at Standard Level (SL). Studentereksamen (STX) or Hojere Forberedelseseksamen (HF). out of 20 based on the overall grade for all subjects (ie marks Scores for the All India Senior School Certificate (AISSC) SOUTH AFRICA following conversions: A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, E=1. awarded by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) achieved/maximum marks * 20). NSC EUROPE are calculated based on the average marks of the best four AUSTRALIA USA European Baccalaureate externally examined academic subjects. MALAYSIA Scores for the South African National Senior Certificate HSC ACT Matrikulasi (NSC) are calculated using the average grade of the best four Scores for the European Baccalaureate (EB) are based on the Scores for the Australian High School Certificate (HSC) from New INDIA examination subjects, excluding Life Orientation. Candidates Scores are calculated based on the American College Test Overall Grade for all subjects reported on the final official Scores are based on the completed Malaysian Matrikulasi South Wales (or equivalent qualifications from other state boards) HSSC must have been awarded the NSC and met the minimum (ACT) composite score out of a maximum of 36. The ACT result certificate. Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) using the following are based on the Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank (ATAR). requirements for admission to higher education in South Africa. is only considered together with evidence of successful scoring system: A = 4.0, A- = 3.67, B+ = 3.33, B = 3.0, B- = 2.67, Scores for the Indian Higher Secondary School Certificate completion of senior high school. C+ = 2.33, C = 2.0, C- = 1.67, D+ = 1.33, D = 1.0, F = 0.0. AUSTRALIA FIJI (HSSC) from state boards are calculated based on the average SOUTH KOREA marks for all subjects. Applicants who have completed Advanced Placement (AP) Australian Foundation Fijian Year 13 Certificate CSAT MALAYSIA subjects may be considered for credit towards the first year of study at Macquarie. Scores for Australian Foundation programs recognised by Scores for the Fijian Year 13 Certificate are based on the INDIA STPM Scores for the Korean College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) aggregate scores for the four best subjects including English. Macquarie University are calculated based on the overall ISC are calculated based on the sum of the Stanine/Grades for final result out of 10.0 or by converting percentage marks to a Subject grades are converted as A=80, B=65, C=50 or 1–2=80, Scores for the Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia (STPM) are either (a) Mathematics and the best two other subjects if the USA 10-point scale. For entry to some degree programs, students 3–4=65, 5–6=50. Scores for the Indian School Certificate (ISC) awarded by the calculated based on the aggregate of the best 3 or 4 subjects intended Macquarie degree program requires an assumed SAT (from 2016) may need to have successfully completed suitable Mathematics Council for Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) are out of a possible 5 subjects. Scores are calculated using the knowledge of Mathematics, or (b) the three best subjects. or other specified subjects as part of their foundation program. FINLAND calculated based on the average marks for English and the following conversions: A = 7, A- = 6, B+ = 5, B = 4, B- = 3, Only the following subjects are considered: Language Arts Scores are calculated based on the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) total score out of a maximum of 1600. The SAT is only Finnish Matriculation Examination Certificate three best academic elective subjects. C+ = 2, C = 1, C- = 0, D+ = 0, D = 0, F = 0. (Korean), English, Investigation subjects (Social Studies or Accepted foundation programs include: considered together with evidence of successful completion of • Macquarie University Foundation or Intensive Program* Science options only) and Second Foreign Language subjects. Scores for the Finnish Matriculation Examination Certificate senior high school. • ANU College Foundation Studies Program INDONESIA MALAYSIA CSAT results must be accompanied by evidence of successful are calculated based on the average score of the four best • Monash College Foundation Year SMA UEC completion of senior secondary studies. Applicants who have completed Advanced Placement (AP) subjects using the following conversions: laudatur = 7, eximia • University of Adelaide College Foundation Studies subjects may be considered for credit towards the first year of cum laude approbatur = 6, magna cum laude approbatur Scores for the Malaysian Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) • University of Melbourne – Trinity College Foundation Studies Scores for the Ijazah Sekolah Menengah Atas (SMA) are SRI LANKA study at Macquarie. = 5, cum laude approbatur = 4, lubenter approbatur = 3, are calculated based on the average of the four compulsory • University of Queensland – IES College Foundation Year calculated based on the average of the final marks (out of 100) approbatur = 2, improbatur (fail) = 0. subjects (Chinese, Malay, English and Mathematics) and the Sri Lankan A-Levels • University of Sydney – Taylors College Foundation Program of all Grade 12 subjects. best four other subjects using the following conversions: A1 = VIETNAM • University of Western Australia – Taylors College Perth Scores for the Sri Lankan General Certificate of Education 1, A2 = 2, B3 = 3, B4 = 4, B5 = 5, B6 = 6, C7 = 7, C8 = 8, F9 = 9. Upper Secondary Diploma Foundation Program FRANCE AND OTHER IRELAND Advanced Level Examinations (Sri Lanka A-Levels) are • UNSW Global Foundation Program (Standard and French Baccalaureate Ardteistiméireacht calculated on the basis of the best three subjects using the Scores are calculated based on the average of all Grade 12 Transition) NEPAL following conversions: A = 4, B = 3, C = 2, S = 1, F = 0. subjects from the Vietnamese Upper Secondary Education • UTS:INSEARCH Foundation Studies Program Scores are calculated based on the overall grade in the Scores for the Irish Leaving Certificate (Ardteistiméireacht) HSEC Graduation Diploma (Bang Tot nghiep Trung hoc Pho thong). Diplôme du Baccalauréat Général (French Baccalaureate). • Western Australian Universities’ (TISC) Foundation Program. are calculated based on an aggregate of the six best subjects, SWEDEN Assessment for Bachelor entry applies to selected schools only. including a minimum of four higher level subjects. Grades are Scores for the Nepalese Higher Secondary Education Certificate * See handbook.mq.edu.au for required scores to articulate Slutbetyg GERMANY converted using the following system: Higher level subjects A1 (HSEC) awarded by the Higher Secondary Education Board from to degree programs. 2018 are calculated based on the cumulative GPA (CGPA) of all ZIMBABWE Abitur/Fachhochschulreife = 100, A2 = 90, B1 = 85, B2 = 80, B3 = 75, C1 = 70, C2 = 65, C3 = Scores for the Swedish Upper Secondary School Leaving ZIMSEC A-Levels 60, D1 = 55, D2 = 50 and D3 = 45; Ordinary level subjects A1 = Year 11 and 12 subjects. Certificate (Slutbetyg fran Gymnasieskolan) are based on the CANADA Scores are calculated based on the overall grade average 60, A2 = 50, B1 = 45, B2 = 40, B3 = 35, C1 = 30 and C2 = 25. average grade for all subjects using the following conversions: Scores for the Zimbabwean ZIMSEC General Certificate of AHSD (Durchschnittsnote) of the Abitur or Fachhochschulreife. PHILIPPINES A=20, B=17.5, C=15, D=12.5, E=10, F=0. Education Advanced Levels are calculated based on the High School Diploma aggregate of the best four subjects at Advanced (A2) or Scores for the Canadian Alberta High School Diploma (AHSD) are ISRAEL Principal Level using the following conversions: A=5, B=4, C=3, calculated as an average of the final official mark for the best GREECE Teudat Bagrut SWITZERLAND Scores for the Filipino High School Diploma (HSD) are based D=2, E=1. four examined Level 30 subjects including English Language Vevaiosi Prosvasis Swiss Federal Maturity Certificate Scores for the Israeli Matriculation Certificate (Teudat Bagrut) on the average marks of all Year 12 subjects. Assessment for Arts 30. Scores for the Greek Vevaiosi Prosvasis (Certificate of Access) are calculated based on the average of all subjects. Grades are bachelor entry applies to selected schools only. Scores for the Swiss Federal Maturity Certificate are calculated examinations are based on the General Admission Grade (out calculated using the following conversions: 95–100 = 10, 85–94 based on the aggregate score for all 12 subjects and the of 20) for all subjects. = 9, 75–84 = 8, 65–74 = 7, 55–64 = 6, 45–54 = 5, 0–44 = 4. Maturity Project. 102 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU 103 Postgraduate academic Find out more entry requirements mq.edu.au/academic-requirements

MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY INDICATIVE WAM EQUIVALENCIES (100-POINT SCALE WHERE 50 IS THE MINIMUM PASS SCORE) MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY INDICATIVE WAM EQUIVALENCIES (100-POINT SCALE WHERE 50 IS THE MINIMUM PASS SCORE) WAM 50/MINIMUM WAM 50/MINIMUM COUNTRY GRADING SYSTEM WAM 55 WAM 60 WAM 65 COUNTRY GRADING SYSTEM WAM 55 WAM 60 WAM 65 ACCEPTED SCORE ACCEPTED SCORE Group A: 100-point scale where Pass = 50-64 50 55 60 65 Percentage where minimum full pass is 70 70 or 7.0 73 or 7.3 77 or 7.7 80 or 8.0 and Credit = 65-74 (Pass average) (Pass average) (Pass average) (Credit average) (or 7.0 if scale is out of 10) (Regular) (Regular) (Regular) (Bien) Mexico Group B: 100-point scale where Pass = 50-59 50 53 57 60 Percentage where minimum full pass is 60 60 or 6.0 64 or 6.4 69 or 6.9 73 or 7.3 and Credit = 60-69 (Pass average) (Pass average) (Pass average) (Credit average) (or 6.0 if scale it out of 10) (Suficiente) (Suficiente) (Suficiente) (Regular) Group C: 7-point GPA scale where Pass = GPA 4.0 4.3 4.7 5.0 Australia 4-point GPA where 2.0 is minimum pass for 2.0 2.2 2.5 2.7 4.0 and Credit = GPA 5.0 (Pass average) (Pass average) (Pass average) (Credit average) award of bachelor degree (C-/C average) (C-/C average) (C/C+ average) (B-/B average) Group D: 4-point GPA scale where Pass = GPA 2.0 2.2 2.5 2.7 Mongolia 2.0 and Credit = GPA 3.0 (Pass average) (Pass average) (Pass average) (Credit average) Percentage where 70% is minimum pass for 70 73 77 80 award of bachelor degree (C-/C average) (C-/C average) (C/C+ average) (B-/B average) Group E: 4-point GPA scale where Pass = GPA 1.0 1.3 1.7 2.0 1.0 and Credit = GPA 2.0 (Pass average) (Pass average) (Pass average) (Credit average) 2.5 2.7 2.8 3.0 Group A: 4-point GPA where GPA 2.5 or 2.7 = (C average/Second (C average/Second (C average/Second (B average/First or Groups A: 4-point GPA where GPA 2.0 = Grade 2.0 2.2 2.5 2.7 50% or higher Division) Division) Division) Second Division) D or C (C or D average) (C or D average) (C+ average) (B- average) Nepal Bangladesh 2.2 2.4 2.6 2.8 Group B: 4-point GPA where GPA 2.0 = 50% or 2.0 2.2 2.5 2.7 Group B: 4-point GPA where GPA 2.25 = Grade D (D average) (D/D+ average) (D+/C average) (C average) higher (C average) (C average) (C+ average) (B- average) 5.0 5.6 6.7 7.4 3.2 3.4 3.5 3.7 10-point scale where 5 is the minimum full pass (médio/regular) (médio/regular) (médio/regular) (médio superior/bom) Nigeria 5-point GPA where GPA 3.0 = Lower Second Class (C average/Lower (C average/Lower (B average/Upper (B average/Upper Brazil Second Class) Second Class) Second Class) Second Class) 6.0 6.4 6.9 7.3 10-point scale where 6 is the minimum full pass (médio/regular) (médio/regular) (médio/regular) (médio superior/bom) 2.0 2.2 2.5 2.7 Group A: 4-point GPA where 2.0 = Grade C 2.0 2.2 2.5 2.7 (C average) (C average) (C+ average) (C+/B- average) Group A: 4-point GPA where GPA 2.0 = Grade C Pakistan (C average) (C average) (C+ average) (B- average) 2.5 2.7 2.8 3.0 Canada Group B: 4-point GPA where 2.5 = Grade C or C- Group B: Percentage where Grade C or 60 64 69 73 (C/C- average) (C/C+ average) (C+ average) (B- average) Satisfactory is between 60-69% (C average) (C average) (C+ average) (B-/B average) Group A: Reverse 5-point GPA where 3.0 is 3.0 2.8 2.5 2.3 4.0 4.3 4.7 5.0 Chile 7-point scale where 4.0 is the minimum full pass minimum pass (Pass/Competent) (Fair/Competent) (Fair/Good) (Good) (suficiente) (suficiente) (suficiente) (bueno) Philippines Group B: 4-point GPA where 1.0 is minimum full 1.0 1.3 1.7 2.0 60 64 69 73 China Percentage where 60% is minimum pass pass = 70% (Grade D) (D average/Passing) (D average/Passing) (D average/Fair) (C average/Satisfactory) (及格 Pass) (及格 Pass) (及格 Pass) (中 Good) 3.0 3.2 3.5 3.7 Group A: 5-point GPA where GPA 2.0 = 2.0 2.3 2.7 3.0 Colombia 5-point scale where 3.0 is the minimum full pass (Satisfactorio) (Satisfactorio) (Bueno) (Bueno) minimum full pass (Grade D or 60%) (D/Pass average) (D/Pass average) (D+/High Pass average) (C/Good average) 2.0 2.2 2.5 2.7 Group A (Grande Écoles): 20-point scale where 10.0 10.5 11.0 11.5 Saudi Arabia Group B: 4-point GPA where GPA 2.0 = Grade C 10 is minimum full pass (Passable) (Passable) (Passable) (Passable) (C average) (C average) (C+ average) (B- average) France Group B (Other institutions): 20-point scale 10.0 10.7 11.3 12.0 Group C: 100-point scale where minimum full 60 64 69 73 where 10 is minimum full pass (Passable) (Passable) (Passable) (Assez Bien) pass = 60% (D/Pass average) (D/Pass average) (D+/High Pass average) (C/Good average) Group A (non-Law Graduates): Reverse 5-point 4.0 3.7 3.3 3.0 Group A: 5-point GPA where GPA 2.0 = 2.5 2.8 3.0 3.3 scale where 4.0 is minimum full pass (units (ausreichend) (ausreichend) (ausreichend) (befriedigend) minimum full pass (C+ average) (C+ average) (B- average) (B- average) Germany graded out of 15) Singapore 2.0 2.2 2.5 2.7 Group B (Law graduates): 18-point scale where 4 4 5 7 8 Group B: 4-point GPA where GPA 2.0 = Grade C (C average) (C average) (C+ average) (B- average) is minimum full pass (ausreichend) (ausreichend) (befriedigend) (befriedigend) 2.0 2.2 2.5 2.7 2.5 2.7 2.8 3.0 Hong Kong 4-point GPA where GPA 2.0 = Grade C South Korea 4.3 or 4.5-point GPA where GPA 2.0 = Grade C (C average) (C average) (C+ average) (B- average) (C+ average) (B- average) (B- average) (B average) 2.0 2.2 2.5 2.7 Group A: Percentage where Grade C or Second 50 53 57 60 Taiwan 4.3-point GPA where GPA 2.0 = Grade C Class Honours = 50% (Second Class) (Second Class) (Second Class) (First Class) (C average) (C average) (C+ average) (B- average) India 6.0 2.0 2.2 2.5 2.7 5.0 5.3 5.7 Thailand 4-point GPA where 2.0 is minimum full pass Group B: 10-point system where Grade C = 5.0 (B average/Above (C average) (C average) (C+ average) (B- average) (C average/Pass) (C average/Pass) (C average/Pass) average) 50 53 57 60 2.0 2.2 2.5 2.7 UK Percentage where Lower Second Class = 50% Indonesia 4-point GPA where GPA 2.0 = Grade C (Lower Second) (Lower Second) (Lower Second) (Upper Second) (C average) (C average) (B-/BC average) (B-/BC average) 2.0 2.2 2.5 2.7 60 64 69 73 Group A: 4-point GPA where GPA 2.0 = Grade C Japan Percentage where 60% is minimum pass (C average) (C average) (C+ average) (B- average) (ka (可)/C average) (ka (可)/C average) (ka (可)/C average) (ryō (良)/B average) USA Group A: 4-point GPA where minimum full pass 2.0 2.2 2.5 2.7 Group B: Percentage where Grade C or 60 64 69 73 is GPA 2.0 (C/PS2 average) (C/PS2 average) (C+/PS1 average) (C+/PS1 average) Satisfactory is between 60% and 69% (C average) (C average) (C+ average) (B- average) Malaysia 50 53 57 60 5.0 5.6 6.1 6.7 Group B: Percentage where 50% = Grade C Vietnam 10-point scale where 5.0 is minimum full pass (C/Credit average) (C/Credit average) (C/Credit average) (B/Merit average) (Trung binh) (Trung binh) (Trung binh) (Trung binh) 104 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU 105 Graduate 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Master of Accounting IELTS 6.5 $39,200 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification Master of Engineering IELTS 6.5 $38,800 February, Australian bachelor honours or CRICOS CODE 091741J (6.0 each band) July in a related field or recognised in Electronics (6.0 each band) July graduate diploma qualification equivalent with a WAM of 65 Engineering in a related field or recognised Graduate Certificate of Early Childhood IELTS 7.0 0.5 years $16,000 February Australian bachelor’s qualification or recognised equivalent CRICOS CODE 099163G equivalent which includes a CRICOS CODE 083747C (7.0 each band) Master of Applied IELTS 6.5 $39,200 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification substantial final year research Economics (6.0 each band) July in a related field or recognised project CRICOS CODE 097429B equivalent with a WAM of 65 Master of Environment IELTS 6.5 $38,800 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification CRICOS CODE 084700K (6.0 each band) July in a related field or recognised Master of Applied IELTS 6.5 $42,800 April, Australian bachelor’s qualification Graduate Certificate of Editing and Electronic Publishing IELTS 7.0 1 year $16,800 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification or recognised equivalent equivalent with a WAM of 65 (Online) (R 7, W 7, L 6, S 6) part-time July Finance (6.0 each band) September in a related field or recognised CRICOS CODE 083777G equivalent and two years relevant approved work experience Master of Finance IELTS 6.5 $39,200 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification CRICOS CODE 099169A (6.0 each band) July in a related field or recognised equivalent with a WAM of 65 Master of Applied IELTS 6.5 $40,800 February Australian bachelor’s qualification Graduate Certificate of Education IELTS 6.5 0.5 years $16,000 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification in a related field or Statistics (6.0 each band) in a related field or recognised CRICOS CODE 0100138 (6.0 each band) July recognised equivalent CRICOS CODE 083779F equivalent with a WAM of 65 Master of Information IELTS 6.5 $39,800 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification Systems Management (6.0 each band) July in a related field or recognised CRICOS CODE 099171G equivalent with a WAM of 65 Master of IELTS 6.5 $40,800 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification Biotechnology (6.0 each band) July with all of the following units: CRICOS CODE 084698K biochemistry, chemistry, Master of Information IELTS 6.5 $39,800 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification Graduate Certificate of Finance IELTS 6.5 0.5 years $19,600 April, Australian bachelor’s qualification or recognised equivalent microbiology and molecular Technology in Cyber (6.0 each band) July in cyber security or recognised CRICOS CODE 099618C (6.0 each band) September biology, or recognised equivalent Security equivalent with a WAM of 65 and a WAM of 65 CRICOS CODE 099172F

Master of Business IELTS 6.5 $40,800 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification Master of Information IELTS 6.5 $39,800 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification Technology in (6.0 each band) July in information technology or Graduate Certificate of Management IELTS 7.0 0.5 years $20,600 Jan, March, Australian bachelor’s qualification or recognised equivalent Analytics (6.0 each band) July in a related field or recognised CRICOS CODE 0100139 equivalent, which covers study Networking recognised equivalent and a CRICOS CODE 083755C (6.0 each band) June, Sep with a WAM of 65, and three years (full-time equivalent) of in statistics and/or econometrics CRICOS CODE 099173E WAM of 65 relevant work experience at a managerial or professional level with a WAM of 65 Master of Intelligence IELTS 6.5 $37,200 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification Master of Commerce IELTS 6.5 $39,200 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification CRICOS CODE 095115C (6.0 each band) July in a related field or recognised CRICOS CODE 083782M (6.0 each band) July in a related field or recognised equivalent with a WAM of 65 Graduate Certificate of Security Studies and Criminology IELTS 6.5 0.5 years $18,600 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification or recognised equivalent equivalent with a WAM of 65 CRICOS CODE 095111G (6.0 each band) July Master of International IELTS 6.5 $39,200 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification Master of Conservation IELTS 6.5 $38,800 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification Business (6.0 each band) July in a related field or recognised Biology (6.0 each band) July in a related field or recognised CRICOS CODE 083791K equivalent with a WAM of 65 CRICOS CODE 086079K equivalent with a WAM of 65 Master of International IELTS 6.5 $37,200 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification Graduate Certificate of TESOL IELTS 6.5 0.5 years $16,800 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification or recognised equivalent Master of Counter IELTS 6.5 $37,200 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification Relations (6.0 each band) July in a related field or recognised CRICOS CODE 083010M (6.0 each band) July Terrorism (6.0 each band) July in a related field or recognised CRICOS CODE 099175C equivalent with a WAM of 65 CRICOS CODE 095113E equivalent with a WAM of 65 Master of International IELTS 6.5 $38,800 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification Master of Creative IELTS 6.5 $34,000 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification Trade and Commerce (6.0 each band) July in a related field or recognised Law equivalent with a WAM of 65 Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance IELTS 6.5 1 year $42,800 April, Australian bachelor’s qualification or recognised equivalent, Industries (6.0 each band) July in a related field or recognised CRICOS CODE 099159C equivalent with a WAM of 65 CRICOS CODE 045284M CRICOS CODE 099155G (6.0 each band) September and two years (full-time equivalent) of relevant professional work experience Master of Creative IELTS 7.0 $37,200 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification Master of Laws IELTS 6.5 $38,800 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification Writing (6.5 each band) July in a related field or recognised CRICOS CODE 047337J (6.0 each band) July in a related field or recognised CRICOS CODE 099160K equivalent with a WAM of 65 equivalent with a WAM of 65

Graduate Diploma of Conservation Biology IELTS 6.5 1 year $38,800 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification or recognised equivalent Master of Criminology IELTS 6.5 $37,200 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification Master of Management IELTS 6.5 $38,800 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification CRICOS CODE 086080F (6.0 each band) July including two units in Biology CRICOS CODE 092009G (6.0 each band) July in a related field or recognised CRICOS CODE 083800C (6.0 each band) July in a related field or recognised equivalent with a WAM of 65 equivalent with a WAM of 65

Master of Cyber IELTS 6.5 $37,200 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification Master of Marketing IELTS 6.5 $39,200 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification Security Analysis (6.0 each band) July in a related field or recognised CRICOS CODE 099181E (6.0 each band) July in a related field or recognised Graduate Diploma of Environment IELTS 6.5 1 year $38,800 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification or recognised equivalent CRICOS CODE 099508J equivalent with a WAM of 65 equivalent with a WAM of 65 CRICOS CODE 083760F (6.0 each band) July Master of Data Science IELTS 6.5 $39,800 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification Master of Media and IELTS 6.5 $34,000 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification CRICOS CODE 080284J (6.0 each band) July in Data Science and a WAM of +65 Communications (6.0 each band) July in a related field or recognised CRICOS CODE 099507K equivalent with a WAM of 65 Graduate Diploma of Management IELTS 7.0 1 year $41,200 Jan, March, Australian bachelor’s qualification or recognised equivalent Master of Early IELTS 6.5 $32,000 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification Master of Public and IELTS 6.5 $33,600 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification CRICOS CODE 083764B (6.0 each band) June, Sep with a WAM of 65 and three years (full-time equivalent) of Childhood (6.0 each band) July in early childhood or include a CRICOS CODE 083783K major in early childhood and/or Social Policy (6.0 each band) July in a related field or recognised relevant work experience at a managerial or professional level approved by Australian Children’s CRICOS CODE 099509G equivalent with a WAM of 65 Education and Care Quality Authority (ACECQA) or recognised Master of Security and IELTS 6.5 $37,200 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification equivalent, with a WAM of 65 Strategic Studies (6.0 each band) July in a related field or recognised Graduate Diploma of Translating and Interpreting IELTS 6.5 1 year $33,600 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification in a related field or CRICOS CODE 095120F equivalent with a WAM of 65 CRICOS CODE 083771C (6.0 each band) July recognised equivalent, and proficiency in one of the available Master of Education IELTS 6.5 $32,000 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification languages CRICOS CODE 083785G (6.0 each band) July in a related field or recognised Master of Sustainable IELTS 6.5 $38,800 February, Australian bachelor’s qualification equivalent and two years relevant Development (6.0 each band) July in a related field or recognised approved work experience CRICOS CODE 083810A equivalent with a WAM of 65 106 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2021 MQ.EDU.AU 107 Double degrees Choose from our most popular double degree combinations to double your expertise and employability 2021 prospects. 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