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Annex 1 - Classification of Qualifications by Review Category Annex 1 - Classification of qualifications by review category Category A: University-commissioned review Faculty Programme Bachelor of Arts Faculty of Arts Master of Arts/Bachelor of Arts (Honours)/Postgraduate Diploma in Arts Bachelor of Commerce Graduate Diploma in Commerce Faculty of Business & Economics Master of Commerce/Bachelor of Commerce (Honours)/Postgraduate Diploma in Commerce Master of Property/Bachelor of Property (Honours)/Postgraduate Diploma in Property Bachelor of Education (Teaching) (Honours) Faculty of Education Master of Education/Postgraduate Diploma in Education/Postgraduate Certificate in Education Faculty of Engineering Master of Engineering Bachelor of Health Sciences/Bachelor of Health Sciences (Honours) Faculty of Medical & Health Sciences Master of Health Sciences/ Postgraduate Diploma/ Postgraduate Certificate in Health Sciences Bachelor of Science Faculty of Science Master of Science/Bachelor of Science (Honours)/Postgraduate Diploma in Science Interfaculty Tertiary Foundation Certificate University Programmes Doctor of Philosophy DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL Owner: Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) Content manager: Academic Reviews Manager Approved by: Senate and Council Date approved: Council 27 July 2020 Page 1 of 6 Category B: Faculty-commissioned review Faculty Programme Diploma in Languages/Certificate in Languages Graduate Diploma in Arts Postgraduate Diploma in Language Teaching Postgraduate Diploma in Translation Studies Master of Creative Writing Faculty of Arts Master of Indigenous Studies Master of Literature Master of Public Policy Master of Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages Master of Theology Postgraduate Diploma in Business/Postgraduate Certificate in Business Master of International Business/Postgraduate Diploma in International Business Master of Management Faculty of Business & Economics Master of Commercialisation and Entrepreneurship/Postgraduate Certificate in Commercialisation and Entrepreneurship Master of Marketing Faculty of Creative Arts & Industries Master of Urban Design Bachelor of Education (Teaching English in Schools to Speakers of Other Languages) Graduate Diploma in Education Graduate Diploma in Teaching English in Schools to Speakers of Other Languages Faculty of Education Postgraduate Diploma in Professional Supervision/Postgraduate Certificate in Professional Supervision Master of Educational Leadership/Postgraduate Diploma in Educational Leadership Doctor of Education DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL Owner: Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) Content manager: Academic Reviews Manager Approved by: Senate and Council Date approved: Council 27 July 2020 Page 2 of 6 Faculty Programme Graduate Diploma in Engineering Postgraduate Certificate in Engineering Postgraduate Certificate in Light Metals Reduction Technology Faculty of Engineering Postgraduate Certificate in Geothermal Energy Technology Master of Engineering Management (with Faculty of Business and Economics) Master of Engineering Studies Faculty of Law Master of Taxation Studies Certificate in Health Sciences Diploma in Paediatrics Postgraduate Diploma in Obstetrics and Medical Gynaecology Bachelor of Medical Science (Honours) Master of Audiology Master of Clinical Education/Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Education/Postgraduate Certificate in Faculty of Medical & Health Sciences Clinical Education Master of Public Health/Postgraduate Diploma/Postgraduate Certificate in Public Health Master of Health Psychology Master of Health Leadership/Postgraduate Diploma/Postgraduate Certificate in Health Leadership Master of Clinical Pharmacy/Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Pharmacy Doctor of Medicine Graduate Diploma in Science Faculty of Science Postgraduate Diploma in Forensic Science Master of Information Technology/Postgraduate Certificate in Information Technology Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice Master of Bioscience Enterprise/Postgraduate Diploma in Bioscience Enterprise Master of Disaster Management Interfaculty Master of Energy Master of Heritage Conservation Master of Operations Research/Postgraduate Diploma in Operations Research Master of Professional Studies DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL Owner: Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) Content manager: Academic Reviews Manager Approved by: Senate and Council Date approved: Council 27 July 2020 Page 3 of 6 Category C – Qualifications covered by other programme review processes Programmes co-terminous with a Accredited and professionally-reviewed Department and to be reviewed in the Faculty qualifications course of an Academic Unit and Disciplinary Area Review Bachelor of Property Faculty of Business & Economics Master of Business Administration Master of Professional Accounting Bachelor of Architectural Studies Bachelor of Dance Studies Bachelor of Fine Arts/Bachelor of Fine Arts Bachelor of Urban Planning (Honours) (Hons) Master of Architecture (Professional) Bachelor of Music Master of Architecture (Professional) and Graduate Diploma in Music Heritage Conservation Master of Architecture (Professional) and Urban Master of Architecture/Postgraduate Diploma in Design Architecture Master of Architecture (Professional) and Urban Master of Community Dance Planning (Professional) Faculty of Creative Arts & Industries Master of Dance Studies/Bachelor of Dance Master of Urban Planning (Professional) Studies (Honours)/Postgraduate Diploma in Dance Studies Master of Urban Planning (Professional) and Master of Fine Arts/Postgraduate Diploma in Fine Heritage Conservation Arts Master of Urban Planning (Professional) and Master of Music/Bachelor of Music Urban Design (Honours)/Postgraduate Diploma in Music Master of Urban Planning Doctor of Fine Arts Doctor of Music Doctor of Musical Arts DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL Owner: Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) Content manager: Academic Reviews Manager Approved by: Senate and Council Date approved: Council 27 July 2020 Page 4 of 6 Programmes co-terminous with a Accredited and professionally-reviewed Department and to be reviewed in the Faculty qualifications course of an Academic Unit and Disciplinary Area Review Bachelor of Education (Teaching) Bachelor of Human Services Bachelor of Social Work/Bachelor of Social Work Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling Theory (Honours) Bachelor of Physical Education Master of Counselling Graduate Diploma in Teaching (Early Childhood Master of Social Work /Postgraduate Diploma in Education) Social Work Faculty of Education Graduate Diploma in Teaching (Primary) Graduate Diploma in Teaching (Secondary) Postgraduate Diploma in Teaching (Secondary Field-based) Master of Social Work (Professional) Master of Teaching (Primary) Master of Teaching (Secondary) Faculty of Engineering Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Laws (Honours) Graduate Diploma in Law / Graduate Certificate Faculty of Law in Law Master of Laws/Postgraduate Certificate in Law Master of Legal Studies Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery Bachelor of Nursing (Honours) Bachelor of Nursing Bachelor of Pharmacy Faculty of Medical & Health Sciences Bachelor of Optometry Postgraduate Certificate in Clinical Pharmacy Postgraduate Diploma in Health Psychology Master of Nursing DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL Owner: Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) Content manager: Academic Reviews Manager Approved by: Senate and Council Date approved: Council 27 July 2020 Page 5 of 6 Programmes co-terminous with a Accredited and professionally-reviewed Department and to be reviewed in the Faculty qualifications course of an Academic Unit and Disciplinary Area Review Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Psychology Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Psychology Faculty of Science Doctor of Clinical Psychology Master of Speech Language Therapy Practice Higher doctorates Doctor of Engineering Doctor of Literature Doctor of Laws Doctor of Science DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL Owner: Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) Content manager: Academic Reviews Manager Approved by: Senate and Council Date approved: Council 27 July 2020 Page 6 of 6 .
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