International Students | 2021 Postgraduate Course Guide

International students | 2021 Postgraduate Course Guide

Melbourne | Geelong | Warrnambool | Cloud Campus (online)

At Deakin University, Australia, you will become part of a friendly and diverse community that will support you in achieving your career goals.

Highest level of overall Ranked in the In the Top 1% of student satisfaction Top 50 young all universities among universities in universities worldwide* the Australian state of in the world^ Victoria for ten years#

In this Guide

Welcome to Deakin 1 Campuses and communities 2 Cost of living 4 Accommodation 6 Student services 7 Research 8 Graduate employment 10 Academic admission requirements 11 Contact us today English language requirements 12 To learn more about Deakin and how Improve your English 13 we can help you start your education How to apply 14 journey, get in touch today. Find your degree 15 Visit deakin.edu.au/pg-international Deakin degrees 16 Call us on +61 3 9627 4877 • Architecture and construction Email us at [email protected] management 20 • Business 24 • Communication 36 • Creative arts and writing 37 • Education and teaching 40 • Engineering 44 • Health 47 • Humanities and social sciences 51 • Information technology 58 • Law 63 • Medicine 64 • Nursing 65 • Nutrition 67 • Psychology 70 • Science and environment 72 • Sport 74

* ShanghaiRankings World University Rankings ^ QS Young University Rankings # Australian Graduate Survey and Graduate Outcomes Survey, QILT

Welcome to Deakin

G’day and welcome! Campus locations Each year thousands of students from around the world choose Experience life in Australia at one of Deakin’s three campus Australia as their study destination, and you too could soon be on locations: Melbourne, Geelong and Warrnambool. Our four your way to join them. Like Australia, Deakin University offers a modern campuses are located at the doorstep of some of safe and welcoming environment, and we support you at every Australia’s most popular destinations. When you study here, you step to ensure you not only succeed at your studies, but also enjoy will discover both incredible scenery and wildlife, and a welcoming your Deakin experience. and engaging culture. Deakin also offers programs through our innovative Cloud Campus (online). World-class degrees When you study a Deakin degree you will be ready to take your Scholarships next step with confidence and gain the experience you need to Deakin offers different scholarships to assist high-achieving succeed. With a wide range of study areas to choose from, Deakin international students throughout their studies, and you may be can help you find the right degree to advance your career. eligible. Learn more at deakin.edu.au/pg-scholarships.

Career focus Trimester system We want to ensure you gain the exposure and experience you At Deakin we run on a trimester system. This means that our need to graduate with confidence. At Deakin you will find there programs offer intakes in March (Trimester 1), July (Trimester 2) is a practical focus across all our programs. We prepare our and November (Trimester 3). This system gives you the option students to progress their career by providing practical instruction of completing your degree sooner, if you choose to study three on real-world problems, career guidance and work experience trimesters in a single year. You will find more information on opportunities. You can learn more about this in the course pages Trimesters in the course pages of this guide. of this guide.

Impressive subject rankings Deakin is among the best in the world across many study areas, including: • 3rd in the world for Sport Science* • 29th in the world for Nursing^ • 32nd in the world for Education^

* ShanghaiRankings Global Ranking of Sport Science Schools and Departments ^ QS Rankings by Subject 2020

Your Deakin home

As a Deakin student you Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus can study at one of our four At Deakin’s Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus, you are surrounded by expansive grounds and campuses, or our innovative impressive new buildings. It offers state-of-the- Cloud Campus (online). You will art engineering, medical and sport facilities, as well as some of the most advanced research find a unique study experience spaces in the world.

at each of our campuses. On-campus accommodation The local communities that Indicative weekly rates: A$236 – A$247 surround Deakin are friendly, Visit deakin.edu.au/pg-waurn-ponds to learn safe and full of life, creating more about this campus. the perfect study environment. Geelong Waterfront Campus Located in the heart of Geelong, the Geelong Melbourne Burwood Campus Waterfront Campus has spectacular views of the The Melbourne Burwood Campus is Deakin’s bay. Used as wool stores in the 19th century, largest. A short trip from Melbourne’s central this campus has been renovated to create business district, Burwood offers the perfect an impressive, modern space that offers balance between city lifestyle and suburban an inspiring study environment. comfort. On campus you will find impressive On-campus accommodation buildings and world-class facilities, a wide Indicative weekly rates: A$264 – A$303 range of learning and social spaces, and a relaxed atmosphere. If you enjoy getting deakin.edu.au/pg-waterfront outdoors between classes, the Melbourne Burwood Campus also sits alongside parkland, which is great for walking, jogging and cycling.

On-campus accommodation Indicative weekly rates: A$285 – A$362

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Living in Melbourne Living in Geelong

A welcoming community Be by the ocean Living in Melbourne means you will become a Just a short train ride from Melbourne, Geelong part of an international community. People from is a coastal city located near some of Australia’s all over the world call the city their home. best surf beaches. Take a break from your studies and head to the Surf Coast, where you can enjoy Many activities a swim or surf in the pristine water. Enjoy live music at Federation Square, or ride a bike along the Yarra River trail. Visit the native Support the local team animals at the Melbourne Zoo, or spend mornings Engage with the local community at GMHBA Stadium exploring the Queen Victoria Market tasting fresh where the Geelong Cats – an Australian Football and local produce. With so much to see and do, League (AFL) team and partner of Deakin – play their you will never be bored in Melbourne. exciting games. You might even become a fan!

Beautiful surroundings Deakin's campuses in Geelong and Warrnambool are set in established regional communities that are surrounded by incredible scenery. You will experience Australia's true natural beauty when you live and study in these locations.

Warrnambool Campus Cloud Campus (online) Become a part of a close community where students and lecturers As a leading provider of distance and online education for more have the opportunity to get to know each other and work closely than 40 years, Deakin has a unique understanding of students who together. Deakin's Warrnambool Campus is close to beautiful need to study from afar. surf beaches and popular tourist attractions, and you will Our Cloud Campus is virtual and vibrant. You will have access experience a sense of community that extends across the whole to lectures and resources and can participate in live-streamed of Warrnambool. For those looking for an occasional jolt of big seminars and class discussions. Chat with lecturers and students city excitement, trains run four times a day to Melbourne. in real time, and submit assignments easily and efficiently. It is your choice of when, where and how you study. You can be On-campus accommodation confident that you will receive the same quality education as an Indicative weekly rates: A$212 – A$242 on-campus student. deakin.edu.au/pg-warrnambool Studying online means you need to be a disciplined, independent and organised learner. Our Cloud Campus comes with orientation sessions, tailored support services, easy-to-use digital tools and resources, and a dedicated ‘student success coach’ to keep you on track.

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Living in Warrnambool

Made for exploring Set along one of the country’s most scenic coastlines, Warrnambool is the place to be for exploring Australia’s famously unique plant and animal habitats.

A cost-effective choice For students and parents concerned about expenses, Warrnambool offers a lower cost of living than Melbourne and Geelong without sacrificing quality.

What it costs to live in Australia

Beyond tuition fees, there are a number of other costs you need to consider before Accommodation deciding to study in Australia.

The Australian Government provides average Hostels and guest houses A$90 to A$150 per week living cost estimates for international students living and studying in the Australian state Shared rental A$95 to A$215 per week of Victoria. Costs vary depending on where you live. For example, living in Melbourne On campus at Deakin * is slightly more expensive than living in (inclusive of amenities) A$285 to A$362 per week Geelong or Warrnambool. The information to the right lists some of these estimated Homestay A$235 to A$325 per week costs but for more detailed information visit studyinaustralia.gov.au. Rental A$185 to A$440 per week Overseas Student Health Cover In addition to tuition fees, all on-campus international students are required to pay Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC). The amount payable will be included in your Letter of Offer – you will receive this from Deakin if your application is successful. Other living expenses

Groceries and eating out A$80 to $280 per week

Gas, electricity A$35 to A$140 per week

Phone and internet A$20 to A$55 per week

Public transport A$15 to A$55 per week

Car (after purchase) A$150 to A$260 per week Scholarships You could be eligible for a range of scholarships Gym membership A$30 to A$100 per month^ through Deakin and through other parties, including the Australian Government. Netflix A$10 to A$20 per month^ Deakin offers a range of scholarships to support ^ high-achieving students. These include the: Coffee A$3 to A$6 per cup • Deakin Vice-Chancellor’s International Haircut A$10 to A$100 each visit^ Scholarship, which offers a 100% or 50% tuition fee reduction for the normal duration of your course. • Deakin International Scholarship, which offers a 25% tuition fee reduction for the normal duration of your course. Both scholarships recognise students with consistently high academic performance who have the potential to make a valuable contribution to the University. Deakin also offers scholarships related to specific study areas, degrees, campuses and countries. For a full list of scholarship opportunities open to international students, and information on how to apply, visit deakin.edu.au/pg-scholarships.

Destination Australia Scholarship Minimum cost of living If you study at Deakin's Warrnambool Campus you may be eligible for the Australian Government's Destination The Department of Home Affairs has financial requirements you Australia scholarship. This scholarship must meet in order to receive a student visa for Australia. From 23 October 2019 the 12-month living cost is: supports study and living expenses and is valued at A$15,000. Learn more at education.gov.au/destination-australia. You A$21,041 per year

Partner or spouse A$7362 per year

Child A$3152 per year

All costs are in Australian dollars. * On-campus estimated cost is for Deakin’s Melbourne Burwood Campus and includes amenities, such as electricity, gas and internet. On-campus accommodation costs for the Geelong and Warrnambool campuses are lower. ^ This price range is a guide only. Actual costs may vary.

Deakin’s on-campus housing service inclusions • A private bedroom, which is furnished, carpeted, and heated with a bed, desk and Wi-Fi. • Shared kitchen, bathrooms, spacious living and dining room, and air conditioning. • Social, personal, academic and sporting activities calendar. • Support from Deakin staff, the management and administration team, and 24-hour Deakin security. Accommodation options

Deakin is here to support you when it comes to finding accommodation in Australia. Whether you want to live on campus or nearby in a local community, we are here to help.

On-campus accommodation Medical accommodation Off-campus accommodation Living on campus is the best way precinct Deakin can assist you in searching for to immerse yourself in the Deakin The Geelong residences provides 10 self- off‑campus accommodation using our experience. We offer accommodation contained individual modular units for Houseme database. This can be accessed across all our campuses with various lease medicine students. Each pod houses three at studystays.deakin.edu.au. You will find lengths available. Life on campus is both people. There are also seven townhouses a variety of rental opportunities, including affordable and secure – it is the perfect specifically for Doctor of Medicine long-term, short-term and casual options. place to meet new people and live close students, each having two bedrooms with You can also access a range of free to where you study. ensuite bathrooms. self‑help resources to find out: You can also save money living on campus. • when to start your accommodation Utility bills and internet are included in the Homestay search and how to go about it fee, and there is no accommodation bond. • the costs associated with As a Deakin student you can also consider accommodation Indicative weekly rates: A$285 – A$362* staying with a host family. This is a great • things to consider at property way to learn more about living in Australia deakin.edu.au/pg-accom inspections and to improve your English. • locations around each campus New accommodation precinct: deakin.edu.au/pg-homestay. • rights and responsibilities when renting Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus in the Australian state of Victoria. In 2021 Deakin will open 32 brand new townhouses at the Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus. Each will house 10 occupants.

* Price based on the Melbourne Burwood Campus costings. Rates are cheaper at the Geelong and Warrnambool locations.

Join the club Getting involved in university life is a great way to meet new How we support you people, take on new challenges, and look after your health and fitness. As a Deakin student you can join more than 150 clubs and societies across all campuses. Deakin wants you to have a meaningful learning We have a diverse range of clubs, including sporting, academic, experience. That is why we offer a complete range of health, religious and many more. support services, from orientation and welcome sessions deakin.edu.au/pg-clubs to academic support and social activities.

Get started Students helping students

We make it our priority to We have student mentors available ensure that as a new student to help you with academic, practical you make a smooth transition and social matters as part of Deakin's into life at Deakin. Students Helping Students program. Our welcome program includes: Plus, many student mentors are international students themselves! • airport pick-up • orientation program • workshops • social events • study groups • opportunities to get involved in campus life International Student Advisors (ISAs) • plus additional orientation activities for students who Deakin's ISAs have lived and studied in live on campus. other countries, so they can relate to your international study experience firsthand. • ISAs provide general support to you during your time at Deakin. • You can book an appointment or simply drop in to see an ISA at Student Central on any Deakin campus.

Cutting-edge digital support Deakin Genie is an award-winning mobile app that helps you keep on track with your Health, safety and wellbeing studies. As a Deakin student, you can use Genie to keep a calendar of upcoming classes Deakin offers a range of services to help you and assignments, set goals for the year and stay healthy and safe, and to promote motivate yourself to achieve them, and personal wellbeing. access support services and learning tools • Deakin Medical Centres are located on all from around the University. Deakin Genie campuses and provide medical and nursing is so advanced that it works to predict your healthcare and advice to students. needs and questions before you think to ask! • Deakin is a safe place. Regardless, security officers are on duty 24 hours a day, 7 days a week across all our campuses. You will also have access to a free SafeZone app that connects you to Deakin's security division. • Deakin offers a number of services and initiatives to ensure everyone feels welcome, including the Disability Resource Centre (DRC) and Deakin University Student Association (DUSA).

Research

Research at Deakin is concentrated on the most important global challenges. With top minds, world-class facilities and international networks, we test, refine and develop sought- after innovations that improve the lives of individuals, business and communities. Our postgraduate courses are taught by leading researchers and informed by the cutting edge research we undertake.

By working towards a higher degree by research at Deakin, you will become part of a community devoted to success and mutual support. Research at Deakin is divided into four themes that together advance knowledge, better humanity and preserve our planet:

Health Innovation

Society Environment

Health Innovation Our world-class research in health and Deakin is a world leader in materials Our active researchers and major research wellbeing supports healthy ageing across science research, including carbon laboratories are focusing on real problems the life span. Deakin researchers are and short fibre, metals and steel of the 21st century, through integrating involved in a broad range of studies that research, electromaterials, corrosion, cutting-edge technology, human-centred address individual and population health nanotechnology, and composite materials. design, construction engineering and problems – engaging with communities We are home to some of the best future- architecture. This multifaceted approach and Deakin partners to solve real-world focused engineering and design facilities in makes us a leader in contributing problems. the Australian university sector, including to a socially, economically, and In 2018 the Australian Research Council’s our unique, pilot-scale, carbon fibre environmentally-viable built environment. Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) research plant in Geelong: Carbon Nexus. ranked 100% of the research undertaken How we generate and use energy is a by our Faculty of Health at ‘above or well critical challenge facing society and Deakin above world standard.’ researchers are undertaking cutting- Deakin's health research spans five edge research in innovative generation broad areas, focussed within three technologies and more efficient energy Research Institutes and two Strategic storage systems. We have also designed a Research Centres (SRCs). The Institute large solar power microgrid that provides for Physical Activity and Nutrition up to half of the Geelong Waurn Ponds investigates prevention and management Campus' power needs, as well as being a of chronic disease; the Institute for Health teaching and research platform for our Transformation addresses prevention, staff and students. health systems/services and quality Data is crucial to making important and patient safety; while the Institute decisions in our modern world. In analytics for Mental & Physical Health & Clinical and machine learning areas, our novel Translation advances world-leading algorithms have been used in forensics, targeted biomedical research. safety and security, environmental Early emotional development and sport management, and defence among others. science are the focus of our SRCs, while Our researchers are helping to transform several other centres at Deakin support several industry sectors, ranging from world-class health research. These healthcare (via accurate risk prediction include two NHMRC Centres (Food from patients’ data), to advanced Retail Environments and Innovative manufacturing (via efficient optimisation Therapies for Psychiatric Disorders); a of expensive processes) and digital WHO Collaborating Centre for Obesity agriculture (through ongoing collaborative Prevention; Deakin Health Economics; work on smart phenomics). The Centre for Quality and Patient Safety; and the National Centre for Farmer Health.

Society Environment Applying for a research Humanities and social sciences scholars Deakin’s ecologists and evolutionary degree at Deakin at Deakin undertake outstanding, biologists are helping to protect internationally-recognised research in Australia’s vulnerable flora and fauna You can use Deakin’s online diverse fields that better society. These from disease, rapid development Higher Degree by Research include political and ethical theory; and climate change. Through every application form to apply for a contemporary histories; museum project in this field, our research research degree. You will need studies; human ecology; religious and drives outcomes that address global to attach proof of citizenship, social change; criminal justice reform; environmental and sustainability issues. academic transcripts, a research cybercrime; humanitarian and disaster In the areas of bio and nanotechnology, proposal, referee reports and relief; community development; state, research is being conducted into other certified documents. Please national and regional politics and the synthesis, use and safety of policy issues; international relations; note that some Faculties and nanoparticles for a range of industries, Institutes will require you to first and democracy and democratisation. including agriculture, biomass refinery Much of our research in these domains and circular economy, medicine and submit an Expression of Interest takes place within the world-renowned food, along with the development of an Form before being approved to Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship array of analytical applications. submit an online application. and Globalisation. Our marine researchers have developed If you are looking to complete Supported by the Research for the purpose-built research vessel a PhD you must demonstrate Educational Impact Strategic Research Yolla, which houses one of the most Centre, our education researchers focus evidence of research ability. advanced sonar systems in the world. on generating distinctive, high quality This can be shown through an The data they collect plays a key role and impactful 'research for education' honours year, a research masters in supporting fishery and conservation rather than 'research on education'. degree, or a coursework masters management of marine environments. Research here centres on four main degree with a substantial thesis. areas: The global aquaculture industry is also being supported by our experts, deakin.edu.au/pg-research • Children, Young People and their investigating sustainable future Communities aquaculture feeds, innovative raw • Curriculum, Assessment, Pedagogy materials and novel physiological and Digital Learning and biotechnological approaches • Education, Policy and Governance for adapting to climate change and • Science, Technology, Engineering ocean warming. and Mathematics Education. In the agricultural sphere, teams Research in the Faculty of Business and of experts are focusing on solving Law focusses on themes of Business productivity problems. In consultation and Society, Business and Technology, with farmers, Deakin scientists are Capital Markets, and Small and Medium developing sophisticated lab-on-a-chip Enterprises. Research is carried out technology to optimise livestock health. in and across a number of discipline Water management advice is also being areas: Accounting, Economics, Finance, provided to farmers, governments and Information Systems or Business rural planners, both in Australia and Analytics, Management, Marketing around the world. and Law.

Prepare for your future career

Deakin is dedicated to preparing you for your Respected program future. Experience practical, real-world learning, Australian employers have and be ready to progress your career confidence. voted DeakinTALENT the most popular university career service in Australia three years in a row.*

* Australian Association of Graduate Employers 2017 – 2019

DeakinTALENT

DeakinTALENT is our graduate employment division and is dedicated to providing expert career guidance. DeakinTALENT can help you to: • identify and communicate your personal brand • create a LinkedIn profile that stands out • develop an effective resume and cover letter • manage interview nerves • excel at networking and connect with employers. Visit deakintalent.deakin.edu.au to learn more.

Deakin International Students’ EEExpo Careers (DISC) program The DeakinTALENT Experience & Employment Expo DISC has been designed specifically for international (EEExpo) brings over 100 employers to Deakin in students and graduates. It offers a suite of workshops to Trimester 1 and 2. It is an easy way to meet, network assist you in understanding the workplace, learn what and gain insights from a range of employers. You will employers are looking for, and help you connect with and learn about opportunities such as internships, vacation present confidently to employers. The program provides work, volunteering, international experiences and opportunities to network with Deakin alumni and – if you graduate programs. are returning home after your degree – DISC also helps you to connect with your home employment market.

FreelancingHUB Internships as part of your degree The FreelancingHUB is an exciting initiative designed to develop job-ready graduates through work experience Many Deakin degrees offer the opportunity to complete opportunities. The HUB positions you in not-for-profit an internship as part of the program. With the help of our or community organisations where you work to develop dedicated work integrated learning team, you can find a solution to a real-world project. Students are assigned a short-term work opportunity in a local organisation an experienced mentor and project manager and will where you will gain exposure to real-life projects. Deakin gain key employability skills, such as communication, students have worked in advertising firms, sporting collaboration, creativity and critical thinking. organisations, local hospitals and wildlife parks – just FreelancingHUB placements are open to students to name a few. The experience gained as part of these across all study areas, but places are limited. internships adds to your portfolio of work, which you can present to future employers.

Academic admission requirements

Each Deakin postgraduate degree has its own eligibility and academic entry requirements that you will need to meet in order to gain entry.

Masters by coursework Masters by research Deakin masters by coursework programs are A Deakin masters by research program takes typically 18 months to two years full time, two years full time to complete, and can serve or up to four years part time. Many degrees as a prerequisite to applying for PhD studies. allow you to choose a ‘specialisation’ – the For a masters by research degree, you will be area of study from which you choose the allocated a dedicated research supervisor. majority of your units. Studies are completed mainly through coursework, with a thesis or Admission requirements major project completed in the last part of Applicants must hold a bachelor degree with the degree. honours (lower second class and above), or equivalent, from a recognised tertiary Admission requirements institution in an appropriate discipline. Applicants are required to have completed You must also have demonstrated capacity at least a bachelor degree, or comparable, to undertake significant research in the of an acceptable standard from an approved proposed field for which Deakin can provide university or other educational institution. the required supervisory expertise. Some degrees may have additional entry requirements, which you can find on the Doctoral programs (PhD) course pages in this guide. Masters degrees by coursework that include a research Doctoral programs are between two and four stream may provide a possible pathway years full time and are the highest degree to PhD candidature. available in academia. PhD students conduct original research in order to progress their chosen field. People choose to do PhDs if they Graduate certificates and want a career in academia or if they want to graduate diplomas reach higher levels in their non-academic jobs. Graduate certificates are usually one Admission requirements trimester in duration and are designed to add practical and vocational skills to your Applicants must hold a bachelor degree with undergraduate degree, diploma or previous honours (upper second class and above) or a work experience. masters degree by research from a recognised tertiary institution in an appropriate Graduate diplomas are usually two trimesters discipline. They must also demonstrate their in duration. They are designed to build on the capacity to undertake significant research understanding and skills developed during a in a field for which Deakin can provide the graduate certificate, or from work experience. required supervisory expertise.

Admission requirements More information about higher degrees Applicants seeking entry into a graduate by research certificate or graduate diploma program To enquire about completing a higher degree must have successfully completed: by research degree with Deakin, email • an approved undergraduate degree, or [email protected]. comparable, from an approved university or other educational institution; or • comparable qualifications gained by examination or relevant professional or industry experience. Additional requirements may exist for certain degrees. Your pathway to business studies at Deakin Some international undergraduate programs do not meet Deakin’s academic standards for postgraduate study. This is why Deakin College – Deakin University’s pathway provider partner – offers the Masters Qualifying Program (MQP). The MQP is an alternative pathway into postgraduate business degrees at Deakin University. deakin.edu.au/pg-mqp

How to meet English language requirements All students must prove that they can meet English language Deakin’s English language requirements. You will be able to provide evidence of your English requirements language skills if you have: • met the required scores in a recognised English language test, such as IELTS or TOEFL • completed university (tertiary) or high To enrol in a Deakin degree, you school (secondary) studies taught in English • lived and worked in an English-speaking will need to be able to read, speak, country for at least five years. write and listen in English at a certain level. Different Deakin programs have different English language requirements.

English language tests accepted by Deakin IELTS Other accepted English language tests IELTS is the most popular English language test in the world. • C1 Advanced (formerly Cambridge English Advanced CAE) IELTS tests are taken in nearly every country, and Deakin has IELTS • C2 Proficiency (formerly Cambridge English: Proficiency CPE) testing and study centres on some of our campuses. IELTS tests • English language test for healthcare professionals (OET) assess listening, reading, writing and speaking skills. • Pearson Test of English Academic (PTE Academic)

TOEFL English language in this guide The TOEFL test is available in two formats — one is delivered via This guide uses IELTS exam scores as the standard for English the internet and the other is a paper-based test. The majority of language requirements, but if you have taken a test other than TOEFL test takers worldwide take the TOEFL iBT test, delivered IELTS you can find equivalent requirements in the below table. via the internet. The TOEFL Paper-delivered Test is offered only in deakin.edu.au/pg-english. locations where testing via the internet is not available.

Approved English language tests

TOEFL TOEFL C1 C2 DUELI EAP IELTS PTE OET* IBT PBT PROFICIENCY PROFICIENCY PROGRAM EAP 3 (60%), Overall 6 169 169 50 69 550 or English for ^ BAND A No band lower No band less No band less No less than 50 Overall C Commerce (60%) - Writing 21 Writing 4.5 than 6 than 169 than 169 in each skill Commerce courses only

Overall 6.5 176 176 58 79 577 # BAND B No band lower No band less No band less No less than 50 Overall C+ EAP 4 (60%) Writing 21 Writing 4.5 than 6 than 169 than 169 in each skill

Overall 7 185 185 65 94 600 Overall B ~ BAND C No band lower No band less No band less No less than 58 (equivalent to a EAP 4 (70%) Writing 24 Writing 5 than 6.5 than 176 than 176 in each skill IELTS 7~7.5 range)

Overall 7 185 185 65 94 600 Overall B ** BAND D No band lower No band less No band less No less than 65 (equivalent to a EAP 4 (75%) Writing 27 Writing 5 than 7 than 185 than 185 in each skill IELTS 7~7.5 range)

* For health-related award courses only. ^ This standard is not relevant for Deakin postgraduate degrees. # This standard is relevant for all Deakin postgraduate degrees unless otherwise specified. ~ This standard is not relevant for Deakin postgraduate degrees. ** This standard is relevant for Deakin postgraduate education degrees, Doctor of Medicine, Master of Psychology (Clinical) and Master of Psychology (Organisational) NOTE: The information presented is current at the time of printing. For the most-up-to-date information about English language requirements, visit deakin.edu.au/int-english. IELTS: International English Language Testing System (Academic Module) PTE: Pearson’s Test of English (Academic) TOEFL: Test of English as a Foreign Language (PBT: Paper Based Test) (iBT: Internet Based Test) OET: Occupational English Test C1 Proficiency: Formerly known as Cambridge English Proficiency (CPE) DUELI EAP: Deakin University English Language Institute English for Academic C2 Proficiency: Formerly known as Cambridge English Advanced (CAE) Purposes program

Improve your English at Deakin

If your current English What can you study? level does not meet English for Academic Purposes (EAP) IELTS Preparation Deakin's English language EAP programs prepare students for This is a special five-week IELTS university studies in Australia. You preparation program at Deakin’s official requirements, or you want can meet Deakin’s English language IELTS Test Centre. The program has been to improve your English requirements for most postgraduate designed to equip students with the courses by successfully completing the knowledge and skills to succeed in an before starting your degree, EAP 4 program. IELTS exam. the Deakin University English General English (GE) Entry requirements: Minimum IELTS score of 5.5 or equivalent. Language Institute (DUELI) GE programs offer students at all levels can help you prepare for the chance to use English confidently Intensive Academic Preparation (IAP) and correctly. GE programs can prepare The IAP program is a five-week your studies at Deakin. beginner English speakers for the EAP program for students with IELTS scores of program. 6.5 or above. The IAP program is designed Meet Deakin’s English English for Teaching to develop the writing, reading, listening language requirements and speaking skills needed to achieve English requirements are generally higher success at university. This is for students DUELI can help you meet the English for teaching programs at Deakin. The who wish to excel in their degree and for language requirements for your Deakin five-week English for Teaching program is Australia Award scholarship students. University degree. Successful completion an intensive English program for advanced of DUELI’s English for Academic Purposes students. You can meet the English (EAP) pathway programs can provide you language requirements for education with entry into most degrees at Deakin courses by successfully completing the University. DUELI also has specialised English for Teaching program. English programs for teaching. Entry requirements: IELTS score of 7 (no band lower than 7). The DUELI advantage DUELI is recognised as one of the best English language centres in Australia. DUELI will do more than improve your English: it will give you the chance to DUELI is a part of Deakin improve your study skills and become familiar with studying at an Australian DUELI is more than an English university. Courses start every five weeks. language centre; it is part of Deakin University. As a DUELI student you will have access to all of Deakin University's facilities and services, including the library, health services, and sport facilities. deakin.edu.au/pg-dueli

Applying to Deakin How to apply You can apply to Deakin at any time throughout the year, and Deakin’s international admissions team is always ready to quickly process applications and assist with any questions you may Find your course have. Application processes and Browse the many exciting postgraduate courses we have requirements may differ slightly 1 on offer throughout this guide, and choose the degree you depending on your chosen wish to study. degree, as well as your country of residence and entry pathway.

Understand the entry requirements It is important that you understand the entry requirements for your degree before you submit your application to Deakin. Entry requirements for each Deakin degree 2 differ and also depend on your country of residence. The minimum academic entry requirements for our postgraduate degrees can be found by visiting the course pages within this guide.

Understand the English language requirements All applicants need to meet Deakin’s English language 3 requirements to the level necessary for their course. Minimum International English Language Testing System (IELTS) scores are included on the course information pages of this guide. For more information see page 12.

Gather supporting documents How to certify your documents When you apply to study at Deakin it is important to attach all requested supporting documentation, otherwise your Certified copies of documents are photocopies application could be delayed or rejected. Most documents that have been viewed along with the original 4 need to be certified before they are submitted to Deakin, document by an authorised person who will so give yourself plenty of time to get organised. Certified stamp them as being authentic copies. Visit copies must include: award certificates, academic deakin.edu.au/pg-apply to see how you can transcripts and formal identity papers (e.g. your passport). certify your documents and who they can be Documents must be translated into English. certified by.

Submit your application You can submit your application to study at Deakin using a variety of methods: • Through a Deakin authorised agent: One of Deakin’s friendly agents can assist you to submit your application and ensure you have all the necessary documents ready. 5 Visit deakin.edu.au/pg-reps to search for a Deakin authorised agent located near you. • Direct to Deakin: You can apply directly to Deakin through Deakin's StudyLink Connect platform. Here you will be guided through each step of the application process. deakin.edu.au/pg-apply

Find your degree

The rest of this guide explores Deakin’s postgraduate degrees. Identify the entry requirements and learn about our state-of-the-art facilities, work experience opportunities, accreditation and more.

Campuses Course fees Course structure Melbourne Burwood Campus Example: A$30 800 Unit Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus The annual course fee indicates the tuition A unit is normally one trimester long and fee for two trimesters of full-time study, or Geelong Waterfront Campus most have a value of 1 or 2 credit points. 8 credit points, unless otherwise indicated. Cloud Campus (online) Additional fees may apply and course fees Credit point may be subject to change. All fees are in For each unit you successfully complete, Trimester intakes Australian dollars. you will receive the credit point value Deakin University uses a trimester system. For more information about fees visit of that unit towards your studies. You Two trimesters are still equal to a full deakin.edu.au/pg-fees. must complete a specified number of academic year. credit points to obtain your degree. Most English requirements masters degrees require 12 or 16 credit T1 Trimester 1 (March) points. Example: IELTS score 6.5/6 T2 Trimester 2 (July) IELTS is the International English Language Specialisation T3 Trimester 3 (November) Testing System. The numbers reflect the A specialisation is a group of related minimum overall score required as well units on a particular area or field of study Course duration as the lowest score allowed for any band within a degree. A successfully completed Course duration in years (overall score/lowest band score). Deakin specialisation may be listed on your also accepts the results of other English academic transcript. Course code language tests. For more information about English language requirements S792 E very Deakin degree has a see page 12. corresponding course code for easy reference and identification.

Visit our website The course information throughout this guide is designed to be used as a companion to the Deakin website, which contains more detailed information. We encourage you to visit deakin.edu.au/pg-international or email us with any questions you might have at [email protected].

Deakin degrees

Course Years Trimester 2021 annual IELTS score Page Course Campus code full‑time intake course fee (AU) required number

Architecture and construction management

Master of Architecture S700 T1, T2 $36,000 6.5/6 21

Master of Construction Management S792 T1, T2, T3 $38,600 6.5/6 23 (Professional)

Master of Landscape Architecture S703 T1, T2 $36,000 6.5/6 21

Graduate Diploma of Construction S691 T1, T2 $38,600 6.5/6 23 Management

Business Master of Business M785 * T1, T2 $39,400 6.5/6 28 (Arts and Cultural Management)

Master of Business Administration M701 T1, T2, T3 $43,600 6.5/6 27

Master of Business Administration M703 T1, T2, T3 $43,600 6.5/6 27 (Healthcare Management) Master of Business Administration M751 T1, T2, T3 $41,200 6.5/6 27 (International)

Master of Business Analytics M761 * T1, T2, T3 $36,400 6.5/6 29

Master of Commerce M755 * T1, T2, T3 $39,400 6.5/6 30

Master of Financial Planning M769 T1, T2, T3^ $39,400 6.5/6 31

Master of Human Resource M782 * T1, T2, T3 $39,400 6.5/6 32 Management Master of International M780 * T1, T3# $39,400 6.5/6 25 Accounting – ACCA T1, T2~, Master of International Finance M750 * $39,400 6.5/6 33 T3**

Master of Marketing M788 * T1, T2, T3 $40,600 6.5/6 34

Master of Professional Accounting M720 T1, T2, T3 $39,400 6.5/6 24

Master of Professional Accounting M794 * T1, T2, T3 $39,400 6.5/6 25 and Finance Master of Professional Accounting M749 * T1, T2, T3 $39,400 6.5/6 25 and Law

Graduate Diploma of Property M633 T1, T2 $39,400 6.5/6 35

Communication

Master of Communication A743 * T1, T2, T3 $32,600 6.5/6 36

* A shorter course duration may be available to those who have completed previous studies in a related discipline and/or have relevant work experience. Visit the course page on the Deakin website for more details. ^ This course is only available for part-time study in Trimester 3. # To enable students to complete units in the required sequence, Trimester 3 is a compulsory study period for this course. ~ All specialisations may not be available for this intake. Check with the Faculty of Business and Law for availability – [email protected]. ** The availability of units in Trimester 3 may be limited.

Course code S792 Cloud Campus (online) Course duration in years Melbourne Burwood Campus Trimester Geelong Waterfront Campus Semester Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus Warrnambool Campus

Course Years Trimester 2021 annual IELTS score Page Course Campus code full‑time intake course fee (AU) required number

Creative arts and writing

Master of Arts (Writing and Literature) A764 * T1, T2 $32,600 6.5/6 37

Master of Creative Arts A759 T1, T2^ $32,600 6.5/6 38

Master of Film and Television A706 * T1, T2 $32,600 6.5/6 39

Education and teaching Education – Deakin education degrees are for those already in the profession who are looking to progress their skills and career

Master of Education E771 * T1, T2 $30,400 6.5/6 40 Master of Education E732 * T1, T2 $30,400 6.5/6 40 (Leadership and Management) Master of Teaching English to E757 * T1, T2, T3 $32,000 6.5/6 41 Speakers of Other Languages Teaching – Deakin teaching degrees are for those looking to enter the profession for the first time

Master of Teaching (Early Childhood) E761 T1 $30,200 7/7# 42

Master of Teaching E764 T1 $30,200 7/7# 42 (Primary and Early Childhood)

Master of Teaching (Primary) E762 T1 $30,200 7/7# 43

Master of Teaching E765 T1 $30,200 7/7# 43 (Primary and Secondary)

Master of Teaching (Secondary) E763 T1 $30,200 7/7# 43

Engineering

Master of Energy Systems Management S756 T1, T2, T3 $38,600 6.5/6 44 Master of Energy Systems Management S757 T1, T2, T3 $38,600 6.5/6 44 (Professional)

Master of Engineering S752 T1, T2, T3 $38,600 6.5/6 46

Master of Engineering (Professional) S751 T1, T2, T3 $38,600 6.5/6 46

Master of Infrastructure Engineering S758 T1, T2, T3 $38,600 6.5/6 45 and Management Master of Infrastructure Engineering S759 T1, T2, T3 $38,600 6.5/6 45 and Management (Professional)

Health

Master of Health Economics H704 T1, T2, T3 $33,400 6.5/6 47 Master of Health and Human Services H756 T1, T2, T3 $37,400 6.5/6 48 Management

Master of Health Promotion H759 T1, T2 $37,400 6.5/6 49

Master of Public Health H757 2 * T1, T2, T3 $37,400 6.5/6 50

* A shorter course duration may be available to those who have completed previous studies in a related discipline and/or have relevant work experience. Visit the course page on the Deakin website for more details. ^ This intake only available at the Melbourne Burwood Campus. # IELTS band score of 7 (with no band less than 7) and speaking and listening of 7.5.

Course Years Trimester 2021 annual IELTS score Page Course Campus code full‑time intake course fee (AU) required number

Humanities and social sciences Master of International Relations A703I T1, T2 $32,000 6.5/6 51 (International)

Master of Cultural Heritage A787 * T1, T2 $31,400 6.5/6 52

Master of Sustainable Development and A705 T1, T2, T3 $12,400 6.5/6 53 Humanitarian Action

Master of Humanitarian Assistance A767 # T1, T2, T3^ $28,600 6.5/6 54

Master of International and A765 T1, T2, T3 $31,000 6.5/6 55 Community Development

Master of Politics and Policy A702 T1, T2, T3 $31,000 6.5/6 56

Graduate Certificate of A590 T1, T2, T3 $10,800 6.5/6 57 Humanitarian Health

Information technology

Master of Applied Artificial Intelligence S736 * T1, T2 $36,400 6.5/6 58

Master of Applied Artificial Intelligence S737 T1, T2 $36,400 6.5/6 58 (Professional)

Master of Cyber Security S734 * T1, T2 $36,400 6.5/6 59

Master of Cyber Security (Professional) S735 T1, T2 $36,400 6.5/6 59

Master of Data Science S777 * T1, T2, T3 $36,400 6.5/6 60

Master of Information Systems M722 * T1, T2, T3 $36,400 6.5/6 61

Master of Information Technology S778 T1, T2, T3 $36,400 6.5/6 62

Master of Information Technology S779 T1, T2, T3 $36,400 6.5/6 62 (Professional)

Law Master of Laws M726 T1, T2 $41,000 6.5/6 63

Medicine Doctor of Medicine (MD) H911 M1~ $73,000 7/7 64

Nursing Master of Nursing Practice H771 ** T1, T2 $35,200 6.5/6 65 Graduate Certificate of H520 ** T1 $24,200 6.5/6 66 Diabetes Education

* A shorter course duration may be available to those who have completed previous studies in a related discipline and/or have relevant work experience. Visit the course page on the Deakin website for more details. ^ Intake available at the Cloud Campus (online) only. # International students studying in Australia may package the Master of Humanitarian Assistance with the Graduate Diploma of Humanitarian Assistance for a total duration of 2 years. ~ Unlike most Deakin courses, this degree operates on a Medicine Semester system. ** As this course is conducted via the Cloud Campus (online), it does not meet requirements for obtaining a student visa to study onshore.

Course code S792 Cloud Campus (online) Course duration in years Melbourne Burwood Campus Trimester Geelong Waterfront Campus Semester Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus Warrnambool Campus

Course Years Trimester 2021 annual IELTS score Page Course Campus code full‑time intake course fee (AU) required number

Nutrition

Master of Dietetics H718 S1* $44,600 7/7 67

Master of Human Nutrition H714 T1, T2, T3 $37,400 6.5/6 68

Master of Nutrition and H748 T1 $37,400 6.5/6 69 Population Health

Psychology

Master of Psychology (Clinical) H750 T1 $37,000 7/7 71

Master of Psychology (Organisational) H752 T1 $37,000 7/7 71

Graduate Diploma of Psychology H650 T1 $34,600 6.5/6 70 (Advanced) Graduate Diploma of H603 ^ T1, T2 $34,600# 6.5/6 70 Psychological Science

Science and environment Master of Biotechnology and S772 T1, T2 $37,600 6.5/6 72 Bioinformatics

Master of Sustainability S721 T1, T2 $37,600 6.5/6 73

Sport

Master of Business (Sport Management) M748 ~ T1, T2, T3** $40,600 6.5/6 74

Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology H743 T1 $37,000 6.5/6 75

* Unlike most Deakin courses, this degree operates on a Semester system. ^ This degree is an accelerated full-time program delivered over three consecutive trimesters. This means you will study three trimesters in the one year. # The 2021 course fee is for 10 credit points over three trimesters of full-time study in a single calendar year. ~ A shorter course duration may be available to those who have completed previous studies in a related discipline and/or have relevant work experience. Visit the course page on the Deakin website for more details. ** Intake available at the Cloud Campus (online) only.

Online Professional Practice degrees If you are a professional with extensive experience in your field, a Deakin Professional Practice degree could allow you to gain a professionally-recognised qualification using the knowledge and skills you have already gained in the workplace. Students undertaking these programs gain their degree through a combination of credentialing and coursework units. Credentialing is about showcasing the skills and knowledge you already have through a portfolio of evidence. Deakin offers the following professional practice degrees: • Master of Information Technology • Graduate Certificate of Information Technology • Master of Leadership • Graduate Certificate of Leadership • Master of Digital Learning Leadership • Graduate Certificate of Digital Learning Leadership • Master of Professional Practice (Engineering) deakin.edu.au/pg-ppc

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Deakin offers multiple postgraduate architecture degrees, and the one you choose will depend on your previous studies and future career aspirations. No matter what degree you choose, you will learn by building models, studying professional projects, drawing, and engaging in digital design.

Professional recognition Deakin’s postgraduate architecture programs are accredited by leading industry bodies. These include the Australian Institute of Architects (AIA), Architects Accreditation Council of Australia (AACA), the Architects Registration Board of Victoria (ARBV), and Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA).

Career opportunities Deakin architecture graduates may find work in private architectural practice firms, government organisations and private companies in property development, building, and design.

World-class facilities Deakin’s School of Architecture and Built Environment has an open and engaging learning space that strengthens the school community and enhances our students’ learning experience. Facilities include a well‑equipped workshop with 3D printers, CNC routers and 2D laser cutters; and an extensive design studio accessible 24 hours, seven days a week.

Highly ranked Deakin’s architecture programs are ranked in the Top 1% of all universities worldwide, according to QS World University Rankings by Subject. This means you can be confident that your Deakin degree will be well respected by employers.

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Master of Architecture* Master of Explore the design of physical Landscape Architecture environments – from residential to Build upon your knowledge of maintaining commercial to industrial. Deakin’s Master the quality, sustainability and development of Architecture will develop your skills of cities, towns and regional landscapes. and knowledge in architectural design Deakin’s Master of Landscape Architecture research, urban ecologies and contexts, explores the creation of quality places Deakin offers multiple postgraduate project evaluation, and performance- in response to current and future architecture degrees, and the one you measured sustainable design. All of these environmental and lifestyle challenges. skills are expected in modern professional The program focuses on ecology, spirit choose will depend on your previous practice. You will also undertake advanced of place, people, Indigenous thought and studies and future career aspirations. studies in cultural, technological, design, urban design to inform and craft places environmental, and theoretical knowledge. of renewal, stimulation, healing and No matter what degree you choose, you Plus, you will study the ethical and respect. A career in landscape architecture will learn by building models, studying evaluative frameworks that underpin the could mean you gain work in project architecture field. management, urban design or change professional projects, drawing, and management planning. engaging in digital design. Course information Course code: S700 Course information Years (full time): Professional recognition Course code: S703 Campus: Years (full time): Deakin’s postgraduate architecture programs are accredited by Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July) Campus: leading industry bodies. These include the Australian Institute 2021 annual fee: A$36,000 Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July) of Architects (AIA), Architects Accreditation Council of Australia IELTS score: 6.5/6 2021 annual fee: A$36,000 (AACA), the Architects Registration Board of Victoria (ARBV), and IELTS score: 6.5/6 Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA). Structure 16 credit points, including: Structure Career opportunities • 9 core units 16 credit points, including: Deakin architecture graduates may find work in private (totalling 12 credit points) • 11 core units architectural practice firms, government organisations and private • 4 elective units (totalling 13 credit points) companies in property development, building, and design. • 2 zero-credit-point compulsory units. • 3 course elective units • 2 zero-credit-point compulsory units. World-class facilities Minimum entry requirements Deakin’s School of Architecture and Built Environment has an Bachelor degree in architecture Minimum entry requirements open and engaging learning space that strengthens the school (accredited) with a weighted average Bachelor degree in a related discipline with community and enhances our students’ learning experience. mark (WAM) (or equivalent average a weighted average mark (WAM) of 60 (or Facilities include a well‑equipped workshop with 3D printers, grade indicator) of 60. Applicants equivalent), or a portfolio of relevant work. CNC routers and 2D laser cutters; and an extensive design studio who do not obtain a WAM of 60 may accessible 24 hours, seven days a week. submit a portfolio of their relevant work for consideration. Industry advantage This program has been designed in direct Internationally recognised consultation with the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), potential This course has also been validated and employers, industry, government and recognised by the Board of Architects professional representatives. It is co‑taught Malaysia (Lembaga Arkitek Malaysia). by many of these representatives to ensure you gain the knowledge, skills and Obtaining registration competencies sought by employers. Graduates will be required to complete an additional two years of work experience under the supervision of a registered architect in order to present for registration with the Architects Registration Board of Victoria and the Australian Institute of Architects.

* The Master of Architecture suite of courses was under redevelopment at the time this booklet was published (March 2020) and this course structure should be used as a guide only. For the latest information please visit: deakin.edu.au/course/ master-architecture.

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Deakin offers multiple postgraduate construction management qualifications. The program you choose will depend on your previous work and study experience.

Professional recognition Deakin’s Master of Construction Management degrees are professionally accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), the Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (AIQS) and the Australian Institute of Building (AIB).

Career outcomes Graduates may find career opportunities in the fields of quantity surveying and construction management. There are a wide range of potential employers, including construction companies, quantity surveying, project management and construction consultants.

Inspiring learning environments The School of Architecture and Built Environment has undergone major refurbishment, resulting in a creative learning space. Originally built as wool stores in the 19th century, Deakin’s award-winning Geelong Waterfront Campus is a modern, impressive campus located right on the foreshore in the heart of Geelong.

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The right degree for you Are you wondering which Deakin construction management degree is right for you? The degree you choose will depend on your previous studies. If you have not achieved a minimum WAM of 60% in your prior studies, the Graduate Diploma of Construction Management is your pathway to completing a masters degree. The graduate diploma is a year-long program that upon successful completion provides a direct pathway into Deakin's Master of Construction Management. The Master of Construction Management (Professional) is a two-year degree that includes a trimester of professional practice study. You can study this degree directly if you meet the academic entry requirements. So the degree you choose will depend on your prior studies and experience.

Graduate Diploma of Master of Construction Construction Management Management (Professional) This program provides you with an Open the door to postgraduate introduction to the theoretical and construction management education practical knowledge needed to become a and professional careers by completing construction professional. You will explore this degree. You will explore project strategic construction procurement, feasibility, professional and commercial construction measurement and estimating, business practice, construction cost planning and economics, project measurement, cost planning and cost evaluation, and more. The course is management, risk management, and ideally suited to those with a construction construction procurement. background seeking to upskill. Upon successful completion, this degree is a Course information direct pathway into Deakin's Master of Construction Management. Course code: S792 Years (full time): Campus: Course information Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), Course code: S691 T3 (November) Years (full time): 2021 annual fee: A$38,600 Campus: IELTS score: 6.5/6 Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July) 2021 annual fee: A$38,600 Structure IELTS score: 6.5/6 16 credit points, including: Structure • 14 core units (totalling 16 credit points) • 0-credit-point compulsory unit. 8 credit points, including: • 7 core units Minimum entry requirements • 1 elective unit • 2 zero-credit-point compulsory units. • Bachelor degree in a related discipline with a minimum WAM of 60%, OR • Bachelor degree in any discipline with a Minimum entry requirements minimum WAM of 60%, plus 5 years of • Bachelor degree in same or related relevant professional work experience. discipline (such as quantity surveying, civil engineering, architecture, and building technology), OR • Bachelor degree in any discipline plus 2 years relevant professional work experience (such as quantity surveying, civil engineering, architecture or building technology environment)

23 Master of Professional Accounting Accounting This degree is open to graduates from both accounting and non-accounting backgrounds. It covers areas such as corporate and management accounting, commercial law, corporations law, accounting theory, Complex global markets and reporting requirements economics and finance. Students are mean that accounting has never been a more introduced to research tools in the core unit component of the degree dynamic and exciting profession. Businesses and where they learn analytic skills and the individuals increasingly rely on accountants to assess practical application of those skills in professional contexts. their financial situation and give advice on financial dealings. Deakin offers a number of accounting Course information degrees to cater for your career goals. Course code: M720 Years (full time): Campus: Graduate job-ready Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), T3 (November) At Deakin we understand that professional experience, particularly for 2021 annual fee: A$39,400 postgraduate students, plays a critical role in helping you take the next step IELTS score: 6.5/6 in your career. Practical experience as part of your degree gives you the opportunity to enhance your job prospects, enrich your resume, and create valuable industry networks while gaining credit towards your degree. Structure 12 credit points, including a 0-credit- Which Deakin accounting degree is right for you? point academic integrity unit. All units are core units. Master of Professional Accounting This degree is open to graduates from both accounting and non-accounting Minimum entry requirements backgrounds. It provides a pathway to gain entry into Certified Practicing • Bachelor degree, major or other Accountants (CPA), Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand qualification in a related discipline (CA ANZ), and the Institute of Public Accountants (IPA), as well as exemptions with a minimum weighted average from Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA). mark (WAM) of 60, OR Master of International Accounting – ACCA • Bachelor degree in any discipline with a minimum WAM of 60, PLUS 2 This degree provides six intensive hours of classroom teaching each week. years of relevant work experience, There is also a special one week masterclass by an ACCA approved learning OR provider for any four of the six professional level ACCA examinations. • Successful completion of Deakin's Additionally you will gain exemption from all nine 'fundamental' level Masters Qualifying Program with a ACCA papers. minimum overall average of 60 in Master of Professional Accounting and Finance the discipline units. This combined program specialises in accounting and finance, meaning it meets the needs of employers and professional bodies operating in both Related programs disciplines. The degree provides a pathway to gain entry into CPA, CA ANZ and • Graduate Diploma of Professional IPA, as well as exemptions from ACCA. Accounting Master of Professional Accounting and Law • Graduate Certificate of Professional Accounting This degree provides a structured study program in a range of accounting and related business and law disciplines. The degree provides a pathway to gain entry into CPA, CA ANZ and IPA, as well as exemptions from ACCA.

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Master of International Master of Professional Master of Professional Accounting – ACCA Accounting and Finance Accounting and Law This program is designed to lead to Through its unique combination of The accounting profession has recently two qualifications: A masters degree accounting and finance specialisations, seen a shift from roles that provide from Deakin and a professional this degree provides a solid skill set that financial information and number qualification from the largest global can lead to a range of careers, including crunching to more of an advisory role. body for professional accountants, financial accounting, auditing, taxation, Similarly, many law firms increasingly the Association of Chartered Certified forensic accounting, client account favour graduates who display accounting Accountants (ACCA). Masterclasses management, security analysis and and financial awareness. This degree by an ACCA approved tuition provider stockbroking. You can choose electives provides the required knowledge for are offered for all units embedding the relevant to your career and personal professional accounting practice, and ACCA papers at no additional cost. All goals – for example, income tax law, gives law students the opportunity learning resources, including textbooks business strategy or superannuation. You to gain accounting expertise to enhance and revision and practice books are also will also study accounting units that deal their career outside the legal profession. included. You will study subjects such with decision making and performance You will gain versatile skills which can be as introductory accounting, strategic management, as well as financial used to solve complex business issues business reporting, business law, accounting and auditing. in multiple markets. You will also learn corporate auditing, financial accounting, analytical skills and how to apply them and principles of income tax law. Course information in professional contexts. Course code: M794 Course information Years (full time): * Course information Course code: M780 Campus: Course code: M749 Years (full time): * Intake: T1 (March), T2, (July), Years (full time): * Campus: T3 (November) Campus: Intake: T1 (March), T3 (November)^ 2021 annual fee: A$39,400 Intake: T1 (March), T2, (July), 2021 annual fee: A$39,400 IELTS score: 6.5/6 T3 (November) IELTS score: 6.5/6 2021 annual fee: A$39,400 Structure IELTS score: 6.5/6 Structure 16 credit points, including: 16 credit points, including: Structure • 15 core units 16 credit points, including: • 14 core units • 1 elective unit • 2 elective units • 0-credit-point-academic integrity unit. • 13 core units • 0-credit-point-academic integrity unit. • 3 elective units Minimum entry requirements • 0-credit-point academic induction for Minimum entry requirements professional accounting and law • Bachelor degree or other qualification • 0-credit-point-academic integrity unit. • Bachelor degree or other qualification in any discipline, with a minimum WAM in a related discipline, with a minimum of 60, OR weighted average mark (WAM) of 65; • Successful completion of Deakin’s Minimum entry requirements OR Masters Qualifying Program with a • Bachelor degree, major or other • Successful completion of Deakin's minimum overall average of 60 in the qualification in a related discipline, with Masters Qualifying Program with a discipline units. a minimum WAM of 60, OR minimum overall average of 65. • Bachelor degree in any discipline with a minimum WAM of 60, and two years relevant work experience, OR • Successful completion of Deakin's Masters Qualifying Program with a minimum overall average of 60.

Related programs * A shorter course duration may be available to those who have completed previous • Graduate Diploma of Professional studies in a related discipline and/or have relevant work experience. Visit the course page on the Deakin website for more details. Accounting and Law ^ To enable students to complete units in the required sequence, Trimester 3 is a • Graduate Certificate of Professional compulsory study period for this course. Accounting and Law

Leading the way Deakin is one of the Top 100 universities in the world for Finance (ShanghaiRankings), and in the global Top 150 for Accounting (QS). Deakin Business School is in the top 1% of business schools globally that hold both AACSB and EQUIS accreditations. These prestigious accreditations are awarded to business schools that meet strict standards of quality, academic and professional excellence, and demonstrate a commitment to ongoing improvement and innovation in their courses. 25 Master of Business Administration (MBA)

Deakin’s Master of Business Administration Accreditation (MBA) programs are some of the most highly Deakin Business School (DBS) is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). Only 5% of regarded in Australia, and are recognised business programs worldwide are AACSB accredited and DBS around the world. We offer a number of is one of only three business schools in Victoria to achieve this recognition. DBS has been awarded EQUIS accreditation through different MBA programs, and what you study the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD). depends on your previous experience as well This global best-practice recognition places Deakin Business School in the Top 1% of business schools worldwide. as your career goals. Let us help you find the right MBA for you. Minimum entry requirements The Deakin MBA and MBA (Healthcare Management) have the Refined qualification following entry requirements: Deakin has been offering MBA programs for more than 30 years. • Bachelor degree in any discipline AND three years relevant As a result our programs are refined, relevant and prepare work experience*, OR graduates for a range of business careers. You will learn from • Successful completion of Deakin's Masters Qualifying Program some of the best in the business: Deakin’s MBA teaching staff are AND three years relevant work experience*, OR recognised experts in their fields, and they not only teach but also • Graduate certificate qualification in a related discipline AND publish in quality international journals and serve as consultants five years relevant work experience*, OR for industry organisations. • Graduate diploma equivalent (professional pathways). Deakin’s MBA (International) has the following entry Which Deakin MBA is the right one for you? requirements: Deakin offers three MBA programs: Master of Business • Bachelor degree or other qualification in any discipline, with a Administration; Master of Business Administration (International); minimum weighted average mark (WAM) of 65, OR and Master of Business Administration (Healthcare Management). • Successful completion of Deakin's Masters Qualifying Program. Your previous professional or managerial experience, as well as the industry you wish to work in upon graduating, will determine * Must be in a managerial or professional role. Applicants must demonstrate which MBA is right for you. The diagram below provides a general decision-making responsibility in a range of areas, such as budgeting, staffing, guide as to which degree you are best suited and eligible for. project management, financial management, or other relevant professional experience. For MBA (Healthcare Management), further work experience considerations may apply. Visit the course pages on the Deakin website to learn more.

The right MBA for you

^ By completing two years of study through the MBA (International), you may be eligible for post-study work rights. Post-study work rights allow you to gain work experience in Australia for up to two years before returning to your home country. 26 Business

Highly ranked Deakin is in the Top 1% of universities worldwide for Business and Management Studies (QS). The Deakin MBA is rated 5 stars by QS University Rankings for facilities, internationalization and diversity, teaching and student quality, and engagement and program strength. Deakin’s online MBA is ranked in the world’s Top 20 – and the best in Australia – by QS.

Master of Business Master of Business Master of Business Administration Administration (International) Administration The Deakin MBA equips you with The MBA (International) focuses on (Healthcare Management) knowledge, real-world skills, and business business for those currently working The MBA (Healthcare Management) is and management best practice. Whether or seeking to work in an international a unique, specialised course that will you are seeking a promotion or looking context. The MBA (International) is for prepare you for management roles within for a new career direction, an MBA those who may not have experience the challenging – and quickly growing – demonstrates that you are an aspiring as a business manager, but have global healthcare sector. Management employee who is prepared to invest in aspirations to move into management. success in the healthcare sector requires your career. High achievers can move directly from a unique combination of business skills undergraduate studies to postgraduate and health policy knowledge. Through the Specialisations MBA (International) studies. You will MBA (Healthcare Management) you will study a broad range of business and draw from the combined expertise of the You will have the opportunity to management disciplines and develop the choose specialisations, including Deakin Business School and the Deakin creative, analytical and interpersonal School of Medicine, giving you a unique but not limited to: accounting; arts capabilities that are key to successful and cultural management; business set of skills that will make you stand out business leadership. There is also a among future employers. analytics; business consulting; corporate compulsory work experience unit where governance; eBusiness and supply you will gain industry exposure through chain management; environmental an approved placement. Professional recognition sustainability; finance; financial planning; Deakin’s MBA (Healthcare Management) healthcare management; human resource Specialisations is the most comprehensive healthcare management; innovation; international management program currently available and community development; You will have the opportunity to choose in Australia, and has attained the international trade and business; specialisations, including: business Australasian College of Health Service marketing; project management; property consulting; e-business and supply chain Management (ACHSM) accreditation. and real estate; retail management; and management; finance; human resource ACHSM is the peak body for healthcare strategy and planning. management; international business; executives in the Asia-Pacific. Their marketing; project management; research; accreditation not only ensures quality Course information retail management; and social media and and industry relevance, but also enhances mobile strategies. graduate employability. Course code: M701 Years (full time): Campus: Course information Course information M751 Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), Course code: Course code: M703 T3 (November) Years (full time): Years (full time): 2021 annual fee: A$43,600 Campus: Campus: IELTS score: 6.5/6 Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), T3 (November) T3 (November) Structure 2021 annual fee: A$41,200 2021 annual fee: A$43,600 IELTS score: 6.5/6 12 credit points, including: IELTS score: 6.5/6 • 8 core units Structure Structure • 4 elective units • 0-credit-point academic integrity unit 16 credit points, including: 16 credit points, including: • 12 core units • 14 core units Related programs • 4 elective units • 2 elective units • Graduate Diploma of Business • 0-credit-point academic integrity unit. • 0-credit-point academic integrity unit Administration • Graduate Certificate of Business Administration

27 Master of Business (Arts and Cultural Management)

Course information Course overview Course code: M785 Deakin’s Master of Business (Arts and Years (full time): * Cultural Management) combines both the Campus: theory and practice of arts and cultural Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July) management through a combination 2021 annual fee: A$39,400 of reading, research and practical IELTS score: 6.5/6 assignments. It provides art leaders and managers with a tailored business Structure education that emphasises management, marketing and finance skills. 16 credit points, including: There is also the opportunity to take • 10 core units part in an internship project that will • 6 elective units enable you to apply the theory learned • 0-credit-point academic integrity in class to hands-on industry experience. unit. Through this project, you will learn from professionals who are experts in their Minimum entry requirements fields, gaining knowledge and valuable • Bachelor degree or other contacts while you study. qualification in any discipline, OR • Evidence of academic ability judged Career opportunities to be equivalent. Graduates of this program have gone on to find work in high-profile organisations, Related programs including: • Graduate Diploma of Business • arts and cultural departments (Arts and Cultural Management) • art galleries • Graduate Certificate of Business • arts marketing (Arts and Cultural Management) • ballet, theatre and opera companies • event and festival management * A shorter course duration may be available to • local government those who have completed previous studies in • multimedia and publishing a related discipline and/or have relevant work experience. Visit the course page on the Deakin • museums. website for more details.

Leading the way Deakin is ranked in the Top 1% of universities worldwide for Business and Management Studies (QS). Deakin Business School holds both AACSB and EQUIS accreditations. These prestigious accreditations are awarded to business schools that meet strict standards of quality, academic and professional excellence, and demonstrate a commitment to ongoing improvement and innovation in their courses.

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Master of Business Analytics

Course information Course overview Accreditation Course code: M761 We live in a world of data. Businesses Deakin’s Master of Business Analytics is Years (full time): * are continuously looking for ways to accredited by the Australian Computer Campus: analyse, dissect and manipulate data Society (ACS), offering you national and Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), to better inform best practice. This international recognition. T3 (November) is why it is becoming increasingly 2021 annual fee: A$36,400 important for organisations to employ Career opportunities IELTS score: 6.5/6 qualified graduates who are ready to tackle ‘big data’. Deakin’s Master of Typical roles for business analytics graduates can include: Structure Business Analytics introduces a range of internationally-recognised business • business analytics professional 16 credit points, including: intelligence and analytics tools, and • business analytics translator • 12 core units provides you with the skills needed for • data analyst • 4 elective units the thriving business analytics profession. • customer insight analyst • 0-credit-point academic integrity • marketing campaign analyst unit. Practical focus • marketing analyst. Deakin’s Master of Business Analytics Minimum entry requirements has been designed and developed in • Bachelor degree or other partnership with industry. It is one qualification in any discipline, OR of the most practice-focused and • Successful completion of Deakin’s industry‑aligned business analytics Masters Qualifying Program, OR courses available. • Evidence of academic ability judged Our course partners include IBM, to be equivalent. Microsoft, SAS, ALTIS Consulting, Deloitte, Ernst & Young, PBT Group and Exit options PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). The • Graduate Diploma of Business capstone project – Decision Analytics in Analytics Practice – is developed and run entirely by • Graduate Certificate of Information PwC as a masterclass in analytics practice. Systems

29 Master of Commerce

Course information Course overview Specialisations Course code: M755 Deakin’s Master of Commerce is ideally Accounting Years (full time): * suited as a first qualification in business Arts and cultural management Campus: because it delivers core business Business analytics Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), concepts and practices. With strong eBusiness and social media T3 (November) industry relevance, the degree is built Strategies 2021 annual fee: A$39,400 on an innovative, technology-driven Finance IELTS score: 6.5/6 learning platform that provides you Financial planning with the necessary digital competencies Information systems Structure to discover, discuss and solve complex International trade and business problems. The program's Business 16 credit points, including: international perspective also gives you Marketing • 8 core units the opportunity to explore the impact Project management • 4 specialisation units of ethics, culture and globalisation on Public sector studies • 4 elective units contemporary business issues around • 0-credit-point academic integrity the world. Professional recognition unit. Deakin’s Master of Commerce is a highly Career opportunities regarded program, and by choosing the Minimum entry requirements Depending on the subjects you choose, appropriate units you may satisfy the • Bachelor degree or other typical graduate roles may include: professional recognition requirements of qualification in any discipline, OR • credit analyst Chartered Practicing Accountants (CPA) • Successful completion of Deakin’s • data analyst Australia, Chartered Accountants Australia Masters Qualifying Program, OR • financial broker and New Zealand (CA ANZ), the Institute of • Evidence of academic ability judged • financial manager Public Accountants (IPA), the Association to be equivalent. • fund manager of Chartered Certified Accountants • international banker (ACCA), and the Institute of Certified Related programs • portfolio manager Management Accountants (ICMA). • Graduate Diploma of Commerce • public accountant • Graduate Certificate of Commerce • risk manager • Graduate Certificate of • securities sales agent Entrepreneurship • stockbroker • treasurer. * A shorter course duration may be available to those who have completed previous studies in a related discipline and/or have relevant work experience. Visit the course page on the Deakin website for more details.

Graduate with a degree from two universities Deakin Business School offers a dual degree program in the following disciplines: • Master of Commerce specialising in marketing with Deakin University • Master of Science International Strategic Management with Lund University in Sweden deakin.edu.au/pg-ddp

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Master of Financial Planning

Course information Course overview Professional recognition Course code: M769 This degree is designed to meet the The Master of Financial Planning is Years (full time): requirements of Australia’s financial approved by the Financial Adviser Campus: planning standards body. It will train you Standards and Ethics Authority (FASEA). Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), to provide innovative financial planning This means graduates will be eligible to T3 (November)* solutions by combining ethical decision- provide financial advice in Australia^ and 2021 annual fee: A$39,400 making with modern financial advice be eligible for entry into the certification IELTS score: 6.5/6 strategies. You will study how to apply programs of the professional financial advanced principles to meet client needs planning associations – the CERTIFIED Structure as well as the technical skills needed FINANCIAL PLANNER® (CFP®) Certification to utilise the latest digital tools. The Program offered by the Financial Planning 12 credit points, including: program will further your understanding Association of Australia (FPA) and the • 11 core units of investment management in relation Fellow Chartered Financial Practitioner • 1 elective units to different asset classes, and introduce (FChFP) designation offered by the • 0-credit-point academic integrity you to superannuation and retirement Association of Financial Advisers (AFA). unit. planning. Plus, you will learn from teachers Successful completion of this degree will who are active in industry, meaning also provide advanced standing into these Minimum entry requirements you will receive valuable insight to help two certification programs. progress your career. • Bachelor degree in a related ^ Subject to meeting other registration discipline, OR requirements prescribed by FASEA (including Career opportunities completion of a Professional Year for Provisional • Bachelor degree in any discipline, As a financial planning graduate, you could Relevant Providers and passing a National plus two years relevant work Adviser Exam). experience, OR find employment in: • Evidence of academic capability • accounting firms judged to be equivalent. • corporate financial institutions • financial planning firms. Related programs • Graduate Diploma of Financial Planning • Graduate Certificate of Financial Planning

* This course is only available for part-time study in Trimester 3.

Among the best Deakin is ranked in the Top 100 worldwide for Finance (ShanghaiRankings) and the Top 200 worldwide for Business and Management Studies (QS). These rankings are informed by academic and employer reputation, as well as research impact.

31 Master of Human Resource Management

Course information Course overview Accreditation Course code: M782 Deakin’s Master of Human Resource Deakin’s Master of Human Resource Years (full time): * Management meets the needs of all Management is accredited by the Campus: managers who take on responsibilities Australian Human Resources Institute Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), in human resource development and (AHRI). AHRI is the national peak T3 (November) management. It is a specialised course association that represents human 2021 annual fee: A$39,400 that provides enhanced qualifications resource and management professionals. IELTS score: 6.5/6 for graduates in business, government and industry. Human resource (HR) Career opportunities Structure management is no longer regarded as the sole responsibility of a specialised Human resource management graduates 12 credit points, including: department. An understanding of find employment in a range of roles, including: • 8 core units HR management is now an essential • 4 elective unit requirement of managers in • change consultant • 0-credit-point academic integrity all organisations. • employment relations officer unit. The degree helps to enhance the skills • HR administrator that current HR professionals are utilising. • organisational development manager Minimum entry requirements It offers specialist units in organisational • payroll officer development and change, employment • talent acquisition officer • Bachelor degree in a related • training and development manager. discipline, OR relations, human resource strategy, • Bachelor degree in any discipline and analytics. PLUS 2 years of relevant work experience, OR Who we work with • Evidence of academic ability judged Deakin’s human resource management to be equivalent. degrees are delivered by experienced academic staff who engage with industry Related programs professionals from a diverse range of Graduate Certificate of Human organisations. These include public Resource Management sector, not-for-profit and various private sector enterprises. * A shorter course duration may be available to those who have completed previous studies in a related discipline and/or have relevant work experience. Visit the course page on the Deakin website for more details.

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Master of International Finance

Course information Course overview Professional recognition Course code: M750 Deakin’s Master of International By completing the Master of International Years (full time): * Finance focuses on international trade Finance, you may gain membership or Campus: and associated financial markets. You eligibility to apply for membership at Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July)^, will establish an understanding of the the Finance and Treasury Association T3 (November)# structure and operation of financial (FTA) and the Financial Services Institute 2021 annual fee: A$39,400 markets and the financial instruments of Australasia (FINSIA), two leading IELTS score: 6.5/6 used in those markets. The program adds professional bodies. an international perspective to finance, Structure reflecting the increasing sophistication of Career opportunities financial markets in the world and their 16 credit points, including: integration within international trade of As a graduate of the Master of International Finance, you could find • 11 core units the global economy. Finance professionals employment as a: • 5 elective units will be especially interested in this degree • 0-credit-point academic integrity because the coursework and research • client account manager unit. components have been designed to • credit analyst enhance professional practice in a range of • finance manager Minimum entry requirements financial domains. • M&A specialist You will develop analytical skills for • security analyst • Bachelor degree or other • security dealer qualification in any discipline, OR making key financial management decisions, including time-value-of-money • stockbroker • Successful completion of Deakin’s • treasurer. Masters Qualifying Program, OR and risk-return analysis. Plus you will • Evidence of academic capability learn how to apply basic mathematics judged to be equivalent. to solve real-world financial problems. Through practice, you will become skilled in using various digital technologies Related programs used to process complex financial data, • Graduate Diploma of International information and ideas. Finance • Graduate Certificate of International Finance

* A shorter course duration may be available to those who have completed previous studies in a related discipline and/or have relevant work experience. Visit the course page on the Deakin website for more details. ^ All specialisations may not be available for this intake. Check with the Faculty of Business and Law for availability. # The availability of units in Trimester 3 may be limited.

Study with the best Deakin’s finance programs are ranked in the Top 100 in the world by the prestigious ShanghaiRankings Global Ranking of Academic Subjects. These rankings assess research output, international collaboration and impact. You can be confident that you will learn relevant material driven by high-quality research throughout this degree.

33 Master of Marketing

Course information Course overview Career opportunities Course code: M788 Marketers help to add value to the A marketing qualification can open Years (full time): * customer experience and build doors to careers in multinational, local, Campus: relationships between consumers and government, non-government and not-for- Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), organisations. They skilfully position profit entities, in roles such as: brands and products to better place and T3 (November) • big data and mobile marketing promote them in market. This requires 2021 annual fee: A$40,600 • community management executive great skill and knowledge about the IELTS score: 6.5/6 • marketing assistant way marketing works. Deakin’s Master • marketing coordinator of Marketing focuses on practical Structure • mobile marketing manager learning, and provides opportunities • product management 16 credit points, including: for you to try your hand at managing • marketing research analyst a team to deliver marketing solutions • 10 core units • social media marketing. • 4 specialisation units with competing deadlines. The program • 2 elective units offers skills in market insight, integrated • 0-credit-point academic integrity marketing communication, marketing Dual degree option unit. analysis, services marketing, online and Deakin Business School offers a dual international marketing. degree program that allows you to Minimum entry requirements graduate with a degree from two Specialisations universities in the following disciplines: • Bachelor degree or other qualification in any discipline, OR Customer and digital marketing • Master of Marketing with Deakin • Successful completion of Deakin’s analytics University Masters Qualifying Program, OR Public relations and image marketing • Master in Management – Consumer • Evidence of academic capability Research project Goods Marketing with Ecole Supérieure judged to be equivalent. des Sciences Commerciales d’Angers (ESSCA) in France Related programs deakin.edu.au/pg-ddp • Graduate Diploma of Marketing • Graduate Certificate of Marketing

Accreditation Deakin’s Master of Marketing is accredited by the Australian Marketing Institute (AMI). The AMI is the leading professional association for marketers in Australia, and provides accreditation, training and professional development opportunities to ensure members remain up-to-date with industry.

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Graduate Diploma of Property

Course overview Career opportunities Course information Progress your existing property knowledge Employment opportunities exist in a range Course code: M633 with expertise in valuation and property of roles, including: development, or get the qualifications you Years (full time): • asset manager need to start a new career in the property Campus: • business broker industry. Deakin’s Graduate Diploma of Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July) • investment trust manager Property will prepare you for a range of 2021 annual fee: A$39,400 • portfolio manager roles, including property development, IELTS score: 6.5/6 • property consultant/developer/ property management and valuation. manager The program is delivered online, and Structure • rural property broker/consultant is designed in close consultation with • sales and leasing negotiator 8 credit points, including a 0-credit- industry. It brings together a range of built • valuer. point academic integrity unit. All units environment disciplines, from sustainable are core units. construction to property management, to provide a broad perspective on issues of Minimum entry requirements relevant international significance. • Bachelor degree in a different discipline*, OR Professional recognition • Two years of relevant work The Graduate Diploma of Property is experience recognised and professionally accredited by the Australian Property Institute Related programs (API). It is also academically accredited for Certified Practising Valuer (CPV) and Graduate Certificate of Property Certified Property Practitioner (CPP), providing there has been prior study in * Completion of a major sequence in property or real estate will classify a degree as the same the knowledge field areas of finance and discipline. accounting, commercial law, property economics, or economics. Professional association recognition means that your qualification is recognised by employers and clients across Australia.

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Master of Communication

Course information Course overview Course code: A743 Deakin’s Master of Communication is Years (full time): * suited to those looking to upskill in their Campus: careers, as well as those wanting to break Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), into a new industry. Taught by industry T3 (November) experts, it offers flexibility in focus and 2021 annual fee: A$32,600 structure: you have the opportunity to IELTS score: 6.5/6 undertake intensive studies by choosing a specialisation. This specialisation, in Structure combination with core units, ensures you graduate with a versatile skill set for the Among the world’s best 16 credit points, including: jobs of the future. Deakin has been ranked in the • Core Communication Program The degree also includes a capstone Top 150 universities globally (4 credit points) program of study. For this, you can for Communication and Media • Four 1-credit-point specialisation- complete either a research project specific units selected from one of Studies by prestigious university relevant to industry practice or an rankings organisation QS. That is five specialisations (Digital Media; academic research project, which Journalism; Public Relations; offers a potential pathway into PhD in the top 1% worldwide! Television Production; or Visual studies. This hands-on-learning Communication Design); and focus is further supported by • A 4-credit-point professional access to state-of-the-art facilities. capstone program, including a Depending on your area of study, work-based internship and an you may use Deakin’s newsroom, applied research project to boost TV production facilities, and your career prospects sound recording studios. • Electives (4 credit points) • 0-credit-point academic integrity Graduates have found work as unit. public relations practitioners, media advisers, journalists, project officers in Minimum entry requirements government, communications officers and coordinators, technical writers, • Bachelor degree in any discipline, producers, and more. OR • Other evidence of academic ability judged to be equivalent. Specialisations Digital media Related programs Journalism Public relations • Graduate Diploma of Television production Communication Visual communication design • Graduate Certificate of Communication • Graduate Diploma of Digital Media Professional membership • Graduate Diploma of Journalism If you choose to specialise in public • Graduate Diploma of Public relations as part of this degree, Relations you may be eligible for accredited • Graduate Diploma of Visual student membership with the Public Communication Design Relations Institute of Australia (PRIA). This membership can create a point * A shorter course duration may be available to of difference for you when applying those who have completed previous studies in a related discipline and/or have relevant work for jobs. experience. Visit the course page on the Deakin website for more details.

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Master of Arts (Writing and Literature)

Course information Minimum entry requirements Course overview Course code: A764 • Bachelor degree in any discipline, OR The Master of Arts (Writing and Literature) Years (full time): * • Other evidence of academic ability offers you the chance to focus on your Campus: judged to be equivalent. interests through advanced study in Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July) a writing or literature specialisation. 2021 annual fee: A$32,600 Related programs Students undertake coursework relevant IELTS score: 6.5/6 to their specialisation, as well as a • Graduate Diploma of Children’s substantial research project (thesis) under Literature Structure the supervision of an academic with a • Graduate Diploma of Creative Writing professional research record. The unique 16 credit points, including: • Graduate Diploma of Literary Studies research pathway brings you a new level • Graduate Diploma of Professional of intellectual stimulation and personal Option 1 Writing enrichment, and the opportunity to • 6 credit points from a single • Graduate Diploma of Writing and contribute to a wider debate within your specialisation strand Literature field, often through publication. • 4 credit points of capstone units and • Graduate Certificate of Writing and 6 credit points of electives, OR Literature Specialisations • 6 credit points of capstone units and 4 credit points of electives Children’s literature • 0-credit-point academic integrity Literary studies unit. Professional writing Creative writing Option 2 • 6 credit points of cross disciplinary Learn from the experts study (including 2 credit points of Our staff have extensive industry writing units and 2 credit points of experience meaning you will gain relevant literacy study units) insights and invaluable contacts. Many • 4 credit points of capstone units and of our academic staff are also leading 6 credit points of electives, OR international scholars and published • 6 credit points of capstone units and authors, including Antonia Pont, Jodi 4 credit points of electives McAlister, and Maria Takolander. • 0-credit-point academic integrity unit.

37 Master of Creative Arts

Course information Course overview State-of-the-art facilities Course code: A759 This program is designed to further Learn in purpose-built facilities to enhance Years (full time): develop your undergraduate creative arts your knowledge and prepare you for work Campus: experience into a professional creative upon graduation. Based on professional Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July)* arts practice. It will enhance your career recommendations, we are continually 2021 annual fee: A$32,600 as a creative practitioner by giving you improving our facilities so they are at IELTS score: 6.5/6 advanced academic and professional the forefront of technology, providing skills in practice-focused research. students with access to the most up- Structure You will work within your creative arts to-date, industry-standard equipment. discipline and produce two major projects Our students use dedicated studios for 16 credit points, including: across the two years of the program. dance, drama, animation, visual arts and • 8 credit points of coursework units Working with leading industry experts, visual communications design, along with • 4 credit points of research units this internationally-focused qualification photographic darkrooms, lighting and • 4 credit points of electives enables you to develop your professional digital imaging suites. • 0-credit-point academic integrity creative arts practice and offers a pathway unit. to further study. Innovative programs Deakin’s creative arts programs are Minimum entry requirements Specialisations regularly updated to ensure the best Bachelor degree in the same discipline Animation and motion capture fit between critical study, professional area or approved international Dance preparation and a great student equivalent. Drama experience. You will benefit from the Photography broad range of disciplines on offer, Related programs Visual arts allowing for interdisciplinary exploration Visual communication design and inspiration. • Graduate Diploma of Creative Arts • Graduate Certificate of Creative Arts

* This intake only available at the Melbourne Burwood Campus.

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Career outcomes Graduates will be well placed for a successful career in media production, from filmmaking, advertising, sports media, and broadcast television to the production of online content.

Master of Film and Television

Course information Course overview Industry-standard equipment Course code: A706 The Master of Film and Television and facilities * Years (full time): will help to develop your production Film and television students can borrow Campus: skills within emerging media forms. professional-grade equipment for Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July) You will explore a wide range of film projects and practice, including lighting, 2021 annual fee: A$32,600 and television methods and theories, audio gear, 16mm film and digital video IELTS score: 6.5/6 including screen production, story cameras, and still SLR cameras. You will telling, production, documentary also have access to: Structure production, screen visual effects, and much more. • a high definition television 16 credit points, including: broadcast studio From the first year you will work • 12 credit points of coursework units • green screen studio towards completing a major folio • outside broadcast van for live • 4 credit points of elective units project – a valuable resource to show • 0-credit-point academic integrity event production future employers. You will establish the • Motion.Lab motion capture facility. unit. significant soft skills required for success in media industries, such as teamwork Practical focus Minimum entry requirements and collaboration, problem-solving, and Practical experience is a core component a high level of personal organisation. • Bachelor degree in any discipline, of this degree. You will undertake a You will also learn how to present your OR minimum of 100 hours in industry, folio and achievements, which will • Other evidence of academic ability gaining professional work experience prepare you for future employment judged to be equivalent. with an approved host organisation. opportunities. Internships may be undertaken across Related programs a broad range of industry sectors, • Graduate Diploma of Film and corporate/government/community Television organisations, associations or with • Graduate Certificate of Film and practitioners involved in the fields of Television film, video, television, sound, animation and communications/digital media. * A shorter course duration may be available to those who have completed previous studies in a related discipline and/or have relevant work experience. Visit the course page on the Deakin website for more details.

39 Education

Deakin offers multiple Master of Education Master of Education postgraduate education Deakin’s Master of Education is a leading (Leadership and Management) degrees. The degree you course for teachers and other education The management of learning is becoming professionals. It brings together advanced a key focus for many organisations within choose will depend on learning, professional education, inclusive the education sector. A popular specialist education, and international education degree for education professionals, this your career aspirations. through coursework and research. The program develops your skills and prepares course provides graduates with the skills you for a leadership role. While schools Learn from experts and knowledge to tackle the challenging are a focus for much of this degree, the and dynamic nature of education, as well basic ideas are equally applicable to other Deakin education staff are active as providing a rigorous research pathway learning organisations and those who work researchers in the field, working to to a PhD in education. within them. improve the quality of learning for all students. Deakin staff have developed Course information strong partnerships with education Course information E771 communities, governments and research Course code: Course code: E732 * institutions. Students benefit from these Years (full time): Years (full time): * partnerships by gaining industry-relevant Campus: Campus: experience and professional contacts. Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July) Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July) 2021 annual fee: A$30,400 2021 annual fee: A$30,400 Related programs IELTS score: 6.5/6 IELTS score: 6.5/6 • Graduate Certificate of Education Specialisations • Graduate Certificate of Education Specialisations Business Leadership Professional education and training Professional education and training • Graduate Certificate of Education Inclusive education International education Research International education • Graduate Certificate of Higher Structure Education (Learning and Teaching) Structure 12 credit points in one of the following 12 credit points in one of the following configurations: configurations: Option 1 Option 1: Dual Specialist Strand • 4 credit points of core units • 2 credit points of core units • 4 credit points of research units • 4 credit points of research units • 4 credit points of electives from a single • 4 credit points of electives from a single specialist strand specialist strand • 0-credit-point academic integrity unit. • 2 credit points of electives from another Education and specialist strand Option 2 • 0-credit-point academic integrity unit. teaching ranked • 4 credit points of core units Option 2: Research Intensive Strand • 6 credit points of research units 32nd in the world • 2 credit points of electives from a single • 2 credit points of core units Deakin is ranked 32nd in specialist strand • 6 credit points of research units • 0-credit-point academic integrity unit. the world for its education • 4 credit points of electives from a single courses, based on the QS specialist strand World University Rankings. • 0-credit-point academic integrity unit. Minimum entry requirements These rankings are informed • Bachelor degree in a related discipline, by academic and employer Minimum entry requirements OR reputation, as well as • Bachelor degree in any discipline plus • Bachelor degree in a related discipline, two years relevant work experience, OR research impact. OR • Other evidence of academic capability • Bachelor degree in any discipline plus judged to be equivalent. two years relevant work experience, OR • Other evidence of academic capability * Students entering the degree with a related judged to be equivalent academic or professional background may be eligible for credit transfer and recognition for up to 4 of the foundation units, reducing the full-time duration.

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Partnerships Deakin has developed strong partnerships with education communities, governments and research institutions in Australia and overseas, particularly in Europe, the Asia-Pacific region and Latin America. The Centre for Teaching and Learning Languages (CTaLL) is a research group within the TESOL/Languages team at Deakin that develops these connections and serves as a forum for our students.

Master of Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages

Course information Minimum entry requirements Course overview Course code: E757 • Bachelor degree in education, OR This degree is open to qualified Years (full time): * • Bachelor degree with a major professionals, including teachers and Campus: sequence in the field of education, international graduates in the field Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), whether or not it is an initial teacher of education and training. When you T3 (November) qualification, OR complete this course, you will be able 2021 annual fee: A$32,000 • Bachelor degree in a related discipline to teach English to speakers of other IELTS score: 6.5/6 in language studies, including languages in nearly any school or linguistics, English language studies, institution (dependent on what level of Structure or translation. teaching you are qualified for – primary, secondary or other). 12 credit points, including: Related programs • 0-credit-point academic integrity unit Graduate Certificate of Teaching English Choose your path • 4 credit points from Stream A, OR to Speakers of Other Languages Two streams are available as part of • 4 credit points from Stream B, PLUS this degree. • 8 credit points of study as a * Students entering the degree with a related ^ combination of research and academic or professional background may be Stream A is for students with an existing elective units in one of the following eligible for credit transfer and recognition for up teaching qualification for primary or configurations: to 4 of the foundation units, reducing the full-time secondary teaching in Australia (or an duration. overseas teaching qualification recognised Option 1 in Australia for purposes of registration), • 2 credit points of research units, who wish to work as a TESOL specialist in • 6 credit points of electives. any sector in Australia or overseas. Stream B is for students who are not Option 2 eligible for teacher registration in Australia • 4 credit points of research units, (primary or secondary); Stream B students • 4 credit points of electives. may already be working in the adult TESOL sector in Australia, or may be working or Option 3 wish to seek employment overseas. • 6 credit points of research units, • 2 credit points of electives. ^ Stream A applies only to candidates eligible for teacher registration in Australia.

41 The CASPer test All Master of Teaching applicants must complete Teaching an additional selection tool for non-academic attributes. Deakin uses the CASPer test. Learn more at deakin.edu.au/pg-casper.

Deakin offers a number of Master of Teaching programs. The degree you choose will depend on the area you wish to focus on.

Education and teaching ranked Master of Teaching Master of Teaching 32nd in the world (Early Childhood) (Primary and Early Childhood) Deakin is ranked 32nd in the world for its This degree prepares graduates for This degree is a professional teaching education courses, based on the QS World employment as early childhood teachers qualification that enables graduates University Rankings. These are informed in programs for children from birth to to register as teachers in both early by academic and employer reputation, as five years, in Australia and overseas. childhood education and across all well as research impact. It provides industry practice through levels of primary school. You will study 70 days of supervised professional units relevant to early childhood and Accreditation experience. The unique elective primary education, including curriculum, pathways allow students to build on their maths, science, the arts, English/literacy, All of Deakin’s Master of Teaching interest and discipline knowledge. The technology, humanities, health and programs are fully accredited by the program offers an internship opportunity physical education, and play pedagogy. Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) in the final phase of study. The program also includes 90 days and Early Childhood programs by the of practical teaching placement that Australian Children's Education and Care Course information helps ensure you have the real-world Quality Authority. experience needed to launch into your Course code: E761 teaching career. Career opportunities Years (full time): Campus: There is a strong demand for qualified Intake: T1 (March) Course information teachers, which has resulted in 2021 annual fee: A$30,200 Course code: E764 improvements in teaching conditions, IELTS score: 7/7* Years (full time): resources and career advancement Campus: opportunities. As a Deakin graduate Structure Intake: T1 (March) you may find employment within the 2021 annual fee: A$30,200 education sector in Australia or overseas. 16 credit points, including: IELTS score: 7/7* • 11 core units – 12 credit points Hands-on experience • 4 credit points of specialisations units Structure • 0-credit-point academic integrity unit. Our professional experience program 16 credit points, including: gives you real-life teaching experience and study credit for your degree. You Specialisations • 15 core units (16 credit points) will undertake supervised professional • 0-credit-point academic integrity unit Early Childhood Education Inquiry experience, packing your resume with • 2 zero-credit-point units for Literacy Internship practical know-how and sought-after skills and Numeracy Testing for Initial Research that employers look for. Teacher Education (LANTITE). International Baccalaureate Early Years (Primary Years Programme (PYP)) Links with the education sector Minimum entry requirements Deakin’s education programs are Minimum entry requirements Bachelor degree in a different discipline developed in consultation with principals, or bachelor degree in secondary teaching • Bachelor degree in a different teachers and the Victorian Institute of with successful completion of the discipline, OR Teaching (VIT) and Australian Children's equivalent of one full-time year of study • Degree in Primary or Secondary Education and Care Quality Authority, in content relevant to the Australian Teaching. ensuring the curriculum addresses Curriculum for primary schools, including a minor in science, health, the arts, the needs of industry. Deakin also has * IELTS band score of 7 (with no band less than 7) several school alliances. These provide and speaking and listening of 7.5. mathematics/numeracy or English/ opportunities for extensive placements in literacy for specialisation. schools beyond those that form the usual * course requirements. IELTS band score of 7 (with no band less than 7) and speaking and listening of 7.5.

42 Education and teaching

Master of Teaching (Primary) Master of Teaching Master of Teaching (Secondary) The degree qualifies students to seek (Primary and Secondary) Completing this degree will enable you registration as a primary school teacher. This program will prepare you to work as a to teach in secondary schools from junior It includes core learning areas of the teacher across all primary and secondary secondary to high school levels. Graduates Australian primary curriculum and levels. Study core units to enhance your can take up education positions within provides opportunities to undertake teaching skills and decide on which organisations, cultural institutions, advanced study of teaching in a curriculum student level you would like to teach later. TAFE and adult community educational learning area. The program provides a Alongside core studies in education, you settings. The degree offers a range of range of professional learning experiences will complete two secondary curriculum industry-based learning through 60 days through at least 60 days of supervised studies from the following learning areas: of supervised professional experience. professional experience (70 days for English; mathematics; science; humanities; Alongside core studies in education, you Primary Extended Curriculum). languages; health and physical education will complete two secondary curriculum and the arts. You will also gain industry studies from the following learning areas: Course information experience in schools through 80 days of English; mathematics; science; humanities; supervised placement. languages; health and physical education Course code: E762 and the arts. Years (full time): Course information Campus: Course information Intake: T1 (March) Course code: E765 2021 annual fee: A$30,200 Years (full time): Course code: E763 * IELTS score: 7/7 Campus: Years (full time): Intake: T1 (March) Campus: Structure 2021 annual fee: A$30,200 Intake: T1 (March) IELTS score: 7/7* 2021 annual fee: A$30,200 16 credit points, including: IELTS score: 7/7* • 11 core units (12 credit points) Structure • 4 credit points of specialisation units Structure • 0-credit-point academic integrity unit 16 credit points, including: 16 credit points, including: • 2 zero-credit-point units for Literacy • 11 core units (12 credit points) and Numeracy Testing for Initial • 2 curriculum study units in a first • 7 core units – 8 credit points Teacher Education (LANTITE). teaching method area • 2 curriculum study units in a first • 2 curriculum study units in a second teaching method area Specialisations teaching method area • 2 curriculum study units in a second • 0-credit-point academic integrity unit teaching method area Primary extended curriculum • 4 credit points of specialisations units Internship • 2 zero-credit-point units for Literacy and Numeracy Testing for Initial • 0-credit-point academic integrity unit Teacher Education (LANTITE). • 2 zero-credit-point units for Literacy Minimum entry requirements and Numeracy Testing for Initial Bachelor degree in a different discipline, Minimum entry requirements Teacher Education (LANTITE). with successful completion of the equivalent of one full-time year of study Bachelor degree in a different discipline, Specialisations including successful completion of in content relevant to the Australian Inclusive Education Curriculum for primary schools, including major and minor studies in at least two curriculum areas recognised by Deakin. Languages Teaching a minor in one specific curriculum content Teaching English to Speakers of Other area for specialisation. * IELTS band score of 7 (with no band less than 7) Languages (TESOL) and speaking and listening of 7.5. Research * IELTS band score of 7 (with no band less than 7) and speaking and listening of 7.5. Internship Minimum entry requirements Bachelor degree in a different discipline, including successful completion of major and minor studies in at least two curriculum areas recognised by Deakin.

* IELTS band score of 7 (with no band less than 7) and speaking and listening of 7.5.Engineering

43 Master of Energy System Management

Deakin offers two Master of Energy System Master of Energy System postgraduate energy systems Management Management (Professional) management programs. Course code: S756 Course code: S757 Years (full time): Years (full time): Campus: Campus: What you will learn Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), T3 (November) T3 (November) Study Deakin's Master of Energy System 2021 annual fee: A$38,600 2021 annual fee: A$38,600 Management or Master of Energy System IELTS score: 6.5/6 IELTS score: 6.5/6 Management (Professional) to develop the skills needed to work in professional teams to develop evidence-based Structure Structure engineering solutions. Your learning will 8 credit points, including: 16 credit points, including: focus on practical and real-world problems • 4 engineering core units • 4 engineering core units that blend project-based and workplace • 4 energy system management • 8 energy system management learning. Upon graduation, you will be units units equipped with broad knowledge and • 3 zero-credit-point units relating to • 3 project/research units skills to tackle problems associated with work placement, safety and academic (4 credit points) energy systems that include efficiency, integrity. • 3 zero-credit-point units relating to services, and renewable and alternative work placement, safety and academic energy problems. Minimum entry requirements integrity. The right degree for you Four-year bachelor degree in a related engineering discipline. Minimum entry requirements The degree you choose to study depends Four-year bachelor degree in a related on your prior experience and future engineering discipline. aspirations. The Master of Energy System Management (Professional) has extended discipline knowledge and essential skill development in research and project delivery. In addition, studying this two- year degree could mean you are eligible for post-study work rights in Australia.

Career outcomes As a graduate, you will be able to take responsibility for interpreting technological possibilities for society, business and government. You will help ensure that policy decisions are properly informed, and that costs, risks and limitations are properly understood. These skills will equip you to work in roles, including electrical engineer, energy engineer manager, energy grid manager and renewable energy project engineer.

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Career outcomes The combined skillsets in engineering and management will provide graduates with a variety of industry opportunities. Positions exist in infrastructure systems design, operation, management, and maintenance operations in both government and independent consulting groups.

Master of Infrastructure Engineering and Management

Deakin offers two Master of Infrastructure Master of Infrastructure postgraduate infrastructure Engineering and Management Engineering and Management engineering and Course code: S758 (Professional) Years (full time): Course code: S759 management programs. Campus: Years (full time): Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), Campus: What you will learn T3 (November) Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), 2021 annual fee: A$38,600 T3 (November) Study Deakin's Master of Infrastructure IELTS score: 6.5/6 Engineering and Management or 2021 annual fee: A$38,600 Master of Infrastructure Engineering IELTS score: 6.5/6 and Management (Professional) to Structure extend your knowledge in infrastructure 8 credit points, including: Structure engineering and management systems • 4 engineering core units 16 credit points, including: through a unique blend of engineering • 4 infrastructure engineering and architecture units. Throughout • 4 engineering core units units your degree, you will acquire critical • 8 infrastructure engineering • 3 zero-credit-point units relating to thinking, innovative problem-solving and units work placement, safety and academic entrepreneurial skills that employers are • 3 project/research units integrity. looking for. Upon graduation, you will be (4 credit points) equipped with the broad knowledge and • 3 zero-credit-point units relating to skills to tackle significant infrastructure Minimum entry requirements work placement, safety and academic projects, while deeply assessing the Four-year bachelor degree in a related integrity. technological, economic and social impact engineering discipline. of infrastructure provision in different Minimum entry requirements development settings and regional and Four-year bachelor degree in a related metropolitan profiles. engineering discipline. The right degree for you The degree you choose to study depends on your prior experience and future aspirations. The Master of Infrastructure Engineering and Management (Professional) has extended discipline knowledge and essential skill development in research and project delivery. In addition, studying this two-year degree could mean you are eligible for post-study work rights in Australia.

45 Engineering The right degree for you Are you wondering which Deakin Engineering degree is right for you? The difference is in the entry requirements. The Master of Engineering is for students who have a three-year engineering degree or don’t quite meet the Australian standards to gain engineering accreditation. You will take a specialisation in a related engineering discipline from your previous studies while at Deakin. Whereas the Master of Engineering (Professional) requires a four-year degree in any Engineering discipline and allows you to take a specialisation that gives you exposure to new areas within Engineering. Master of Engineering

Deakin’s postgraduate Master of Engineering Master of Engineering engineering programs go The Master of Engineering assists you (Professional) beyond theory, offering in acquiring advanced engineering This degree will develop your technical skills and the forward-thinking, skills, a positive approach to problem- strong industry links, innovative and entrepreneurial solving and the ability to work as part skills employers are looking for. It state-of-the-art facilities of a team, while focusing on practical aims to strengthen and extend your experience. And through a supervised and practical hands-on understanding of engineering through research or industry project you will the pursuit of a specialisation that be provided with advanced project experience. aligns with your undergraduate studies. management skills required to tackle This course will accelerate your career complex, industry-focused problems to become a professional engineer. head on. In high demand Core technical skills, specialist units Demand for professional engineers and a supervised project are combined continues to increase, and employers with a 12-week work placement as a Course information are looking for graduates who are fully professional engineer. Course code: S751 equipped with advanced engineering, Years (full time): project management and interpersonal Course information Campus: skills. Our Engineering degrees aim Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), to strengthen, build and extend your Course code: S752 T3 (November) understanding of the engineering Years (full time): 2021 annual fee: A$38,600 principles required for successful Campus: IELTS score: 6.5/6 engineering careers in Australia Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), and overseas. T3 (November) 2021 annual fee: A$38,600 Structure Outstanding facilities IELTS score: 6.5/6 16 credit points, including: • 4 core units As a Deakin engineering student, you Structure • 4 elective units will have world-class facilities and • 8 specialisation units equipment at your fingertips. You will 16 credit points, including: • 3 zero-credit-point units relating to experience state-of-the-art laboratory • 7 core units (totalling 9 credit points) work placement, safety and academic facilities, including the AusNet Services • 1 elective unit integrity. engineering lab, 3D printing laboratory, • 6 specialisation units high voltage lab, virtual reality laboratory, • 3 zero-credit-point units relating to and more. You will have access to work placement, safety and academic Minimum entry requirements infrastructure facilities for design of integrity. • Four-year bachelor degree in a related buildings, transportation networks, water engineering discipline, OR and wastewater systems. The Geelong Minimum entry requirements • Membership of Engineers Australia, Future Economy Precinct (GFEP) is home Three-year bachelor degree (or or equivalent professional body. to many innovative research centres and equivalent) in a related engineering provides unique resources and facilities discipline. Specialisations for research aimed at industry cooperation and research application. Additive manufacturing Specialisations Civil engineering Highly ranked Civil engineering Electrical and renewable energy Electrical and renewable energy engineering Deakin is ranked in the Top 1% worldwide engineering Engineering management for Engineering and Technology by Mechanical engineering design Mechanical engineering design Times Higher Education, which is a Mechatronics engineering Mechatronics and control reflection of the University's high-quality engineering engineering program. Exit options Exit options Graduate Diploma of Engineering Graduate Diploma of Engineering

46 Health

Master of Health Economics

Course information Course overview Who we work with Course code: H704 If you are a health professional or Our students benefit from Deakin's Years (full time): economist interested in furthering your partnerships with a range of federal and Campus: knowledge of health economics, then state government departments, national Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), this is the degree for you. Join the largest and international research institutes, T3 (November) health economics team in Australia and universities, and large national not-for- 2021 annual fee: A$33,400 begin to understand the complexities of profit organisations. Some of our current IELTS score: 6.5/6 the economics of health. The program collaborators include: prepares graduates for a range of areas – • Cancer Council Victoria from nursing and pharmacy to commerce Structure • Centre on Population Approaches and public health – with specialist training for Non-Communicable Disease 16 credit points, including: in the application of health economics Prevention, Oxford University to health policy, health technology • 8 core units • The George Institute for Global Health assessment and the healthcare system. • 4-6 elective units, depending on • Pacific Research Centre for the choice of minor or major project. Prevention of Obesity and Non- Communicable Diseases (C-POND) Minimum entry requirements • World Health Organization, Western • Bachelor degree or higher in any Pacific Region. discipline, OR • Evidence of academic capability judged to be equivalent.

A leader in public health and economics Deakin has been ranked in the Top 1% in the world for Public Health (ShanghaiRankings) and is a leader in Finance and Economics. This means that you can be confident that your Deakin health economics degree will be respected by future employers.

47 Master of Health and Human Services Management

Course information Course overview Course code: H756 Deakin’s Master of Health and Human Years (full time): Services Management is suited to those Campus: interested in working in the sector in Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), a senior management or leadership T3 (November) position, as well as those who currently 2021 annual fee: A$37,400 hold senior positions in the industry. You IELTS score: 6.5/6 will develop skills required for leadership and strategic planning, health needs Structure assessment and evaluation, program planning and monitoring, resource and 16 credit points, including: project management, and communication • 10 core units and negotiation. • 6 elective units. The degree allows you to choose elective study options that align with your career Minimum entry requirements aspirations and interests. Elective units • Bachelor degree or higher in any can be chosen from specialty areas, discipline, OR such as health economics, public health • Evidence of academic capability research and business administration. You judged to be equivalent. will also choose whether to focus on a research or coursework project, enabling you to construct a study program that best meets your interests.

Career opportunities Career opportunities for graduates exist in: • government departments and agencies • hospitals and primary healthcare services • non-government organisations • welfare organisations.

Advance your career The unique combination of units in this degree – from public health, economics, management and business administration – will help you develop your leadership and management skills in health. These skills are relevant in diverse areas, from hospitals through to disability services, and will give you an advantage when applying for jobs.

48 Health

Master of Health Promotion

Course information Course overview Course code: H759 Preventing illness and promoting health Years (full time): are major aspects of the work of health Campus: agencies in all developed and developing Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July) countries. You will examine strategies 2021 annual fee: A$37,400 that help people take action for their IELTS score: 6.5/6 own health, strengthen community action and create environments that Structure are more supportive of health. These include policy environments, physical 16 credit points, including: environments, social environments • 8 core units and economic environments. • 8 elective units. Research partnerships Minimum entry requirements Deakin has partnerships with local, • Bachelor degree or higher in any state, national and international health discipline, OR authorities and organisations. These • Evidence of academic capability connections will give you access to cutting- judged to be equivalent. edge health promotion practice, enhance your health promotion skills, and help you Related programs to develop attributes valued by employers, such as critical analysis, creativity, Graduate Diploma of Health Promotion reflective practice and lifelong learning. Some of our partnerships include: • Barwon Health • Cancer Council Victoria • Country Fire Authority • Diabetes Australia • Heart Foundation • Oxfam • VicHealth • YMCA Australia.

49 Health

Master of Public Health

Course information Course overview Graduate outcomes Course code: H757 Are you interested in developing As a graduate, you will be equipped to use Years (full time): * health‑promoting environments, the latest research to form strategies that Campus: identifying public health priorities, tackle global health issues. You will bring Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), generating initiatives for policy and ideas to life through creating initiatives for T3 (November) action, and developing interventions policy change. Your initiatives will address 2021 annual fee: A$37,400 that ensure equity in the health system? disease prevention from a big-picture IELTS score: 6.5/6 If yes, then our Master of Public Health is angle and promote the conditions that for you. Throughout this degree you will optimise population health. focus on evidence-based action that drives Structure Career pathways exist in seven areas: positive change across health systems. 16 credit points, including: You will develop an understanding of • applied research • 8 core units global public health challenges and learn • environments for health • 8 elective units. strategies and practical techniques to • health economics and management take action on these challenges, prevent • health promotion • humanitarian assistance Minimum entry requirements diseases, and promote the conditions that optimise population health. • public health nutrition • Bachelor degree or higher in any • public health practice. Many students study this course to discipline, OR progress in their current roles or to obtain • Evidence of academic capability senior positions. The degree is ideal judged to be equivalent. for both clinical and non-clinical health * A shorter course duration may be available to professionals, as well as graduates from those who have completed previous studies in other fields who are passionate about a related discipline and/or have relevant work improving the health of individuals, experience. Visit the course page on the Deakin communities and populations. website for more details. Ranked in the world's Top 1%! Deakin’s public health programs are among the world’s best. We are ranked in the Top 1% of universities in the world for Public Health, according to ShanghaiRankings Global Ranking of Academic Subjects. This means your Deakin Master of Public Health will be respected by employers, providing you with better job prospects.

50 Humanities and social sciences

Master of International Relations (International)

Course overview Course information Gain the knowledge to examine key issues Course code: A703I in a global context with the Master of Years (full time): International Relations (International). You Campus: will develop skills in policy analysis, get a Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July) systematic understanding of the threats 2021 annual fee: A$32,000 to peace and security, and global forces IELTS score: 6.5/6 shaping political, social and economic life. The Master of International Relations Structure (International) is ideal if you work in public service, the private sector or for 16 credit points, including: a small business. • 0-credit-point academic integrity unit Top 1% for Politics and • 6 core units International Studies • 1 specialisation Deakin has been ranked in the • 7 credit points of study combining Top 1% of all universities worldwide for research and elective units in one of Politics and International Studies by QS. the following configurations: These rankings assess research output, Option 1 international collaboration and impact. • 1 credit point of research units • 6 credit points of electives chosen Specialisations from the course electives. Conflict and security Diplomacy and activism Option 2 Human rights and international law • 2 credit points of research units • 5 credit points of electives chosen from the course electives.

Option 3 • 4 credit points of research units • 3 credit points of electives chosen from the course electives.

Minimum entry requirements • Bachelor degree in any discipline, OR • Other evidence of academic capability judged to be equivalent. The quickest path to a Related programs masters qualification Graduate Certificate of International Students with relevant experience Relations can complete a one-year Master of International Relations (A703) degree, which is the quickest path to a masters qualification. Entry into the 8-credit-point masters depends on your previous studies. Structure – 8 credit points, including: • 0-credit-point academic integrity unit • 3 core units • 5 credit points of study combining research and elective units deakin.edu.au/pg-int-relations

51 Master of Cultural Heritage

Course information Structure Course overview Course code: A787 16 credit points, including: Develop the skills and experience to * make a difference in the cultural heritage Years (full time): • 0-credit-point academic integrity unit sector. Whether you are a mid-career Campus: • 6 core units professional consolidating your practical Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July) • 10 credit points of study combining experience, are looking for a change 2021 annual fee: A$34,000 research and elective units in one of in career, or are a recent graduate IELTS score: 6.5/6 the following configurations: who would like to work in museums or Minimum entry requirements Option 1: Research Paper heritage organisations, Deakin’s Master of Cultural Heritage provides a pathway • Bachelor degree in any discipline, OR • 1 credit point of research training into employment in this diverse and • Other evidence of academic • 1 credit point independent research exciting field. You may want to work with capability judged to be equivalent. project collections; manage a museum or heritage • 8 credit points of Cultural Heritage site; or protect and interpret significant Related programs and Museum Studies electives. sites, landscapes or intangible cultural heritage. Through this program, you • Graduate Diploma of Museum Studies Option 2: Minor Thesis A & Minor will learn about heritage principles and • Graduate Certificate of Museum Thesis B practice across many disciplines. Studies • 1 credit point of research training • 2 credit points independent research * A shorter course duration may be available to Dual award program those who have completed previous studies in project a related discipline and/or have relevant work • 7 credit points of Cultural Heritage Deakin has partnered with the experience. Visit the course page on the Deakin and Museum Studies electives. Brandenburg University of Technology website for more details. (BTU) in Cottbus-Senftenberg, Germany, Option 3: Major Thesis A and Major to deliver a dual-award program. The Thesis B program results in two degrees: Deakin’s • 1 credit point research training Master of Cultural Heritage and BTU’s • 4 credit points of Cultural Heritage Master of World Heritage Studies. The and Museum Studies electives aim of the program is to educate museum • 5 credit points independent research and heritage management specialists project. with cross-sectoral knowledge. Graduates can identify, assess, protect, manage and promote cultural heritage objects, collections, sites and archives, with a focus on intangible heritage knowledge and practices. A group internship in Melbourne and a study project in Cottbus are built into the program, underlining the development of teamwork talents in an industry environment. deakin.edu.au/pg-chms

Over 40 years of success With 40 years of history, cultural heritage and museum studies at Deakin is the largest and the longest running course of its kind in Australia. Over this time, our graduates have gone on to make a difference in the sector, highlighting the quality and prestige of our programs.

52 Humanities and social sciences

Master of Sustainable Development and Humanitarian Action

Course information Course overview Trial this course on FutureLearn Course code: A705 Natural disasters, poverty, injustice, The coursework units of the Master Years (part time): conflict: all around the world, the of Sustainable Development and Campus: environment in which development and Humanitarian Action are delivered on Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), humanitarian workers find themselves FutureLearn: a highly flexible, easy-to-use T3 (November) is more complex than ever. This course online learning platform that connects 2021 annual fee: A$12,400 – developed in association with Save you with practitioners and Deakin IELTS score: 6.5/6 the Children – builds a unique, global students from all over the world for a platform where development and truly global perspective. humanitarian practitioners and academics Structure Units delivered on FutureLearn are can share knowledge and experience. broken down into easily manageable 8 credit points and a 0-credit-point It has a focus on improving leadership, two-week blocks, allowing you to gain academic integrity unit. All units are preparedness and response capacities to an insight into what the degree has to core units. national and international emergencies offer. The first two-week block of this and developmental issues. Deakin’s course is delivered for free, meaning you Master of Sustainable Development Minimum entry requirements can get a taste for Deakin’s world-class and Humanitarian Action provides you • Bachelor honours degree in a education before deciding to continue on with the analytical skills needed to related discipline, OR to complete the program. • Bachelor degree in a related understand the contexts of development discipline, PLUS two years relevant and humanitarian programs, as well as work experience, OR practical skills to apply in the field. • Graduate certificate or graduate diploma in a related discipline, OR • Other evidence of academic capability judged to be equivalent.

Related programs • Graduate Certificate of Sustainable Development and Humanitarian Action • Master of Humanitarian Assistance

53 Master of Humanitarian Assistance

Course information Course overview Centre for Humanitarian Course code: A767 Deakin’s Master of Humanitarian Leadership * Years (full time): Assistance is the first course of its kind in Almost 68.5 million people are Campus: the Asia-Pacific region. This degree will displaced around the world due to Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), provide you with a unique combination conflict and disaster, and with the ^ T3 (November) of theory, practice and reflection using severity and frequency of disasters 2021 annual fee: A$28,600 cloud-based and intensive located modes increasing, the humanitarian sector IELTS score: 6.5/6 of learning. Combined with research is facing significant challenges. This is and field experience, the Master of why Deakin – in partnership with Save Structure Humanitarian Assistance enables students the Children Australia – established the to be better equipped, effective and 8 credit points, including: Centre for Humanitarian Leadership. highly-skilled practitioners in the sector. Through teaching, research, policy • 4 credit points of core units The program incorporates practical development and innovation for the • 4 credit points of a combination of experience throughout, and there is the humanitarian sector, the centre better research and elective units opportunity to complete an internship serves communities affected by crisis • 0-credit-point academic in Australia or another country. There is with more responsive, efficient and integrity unit. also an option to complete an exchange relevant actions. The centre enables Minimum entry requirements experience at a European university Deakin students to learn from those through the Network of Humanitarian with real and practical experience in • Bachelor honours degree in a Action (NOHA) masters program. the humanitarian field. related discipline, OR • Bachelor degree in a related Partnerships discipline, plus two years relevant work experience, OR You will benefit from Deakin’s strong • Graduate certificate or graduate partnerships with relevant international diploma in a related discipline, OR non-government organisations (NGOs), • Evidence of academic capability United Nations agencies, other locally- judged to be equivalent. based NGOs, government agencies such as Australian Department of Foreign Related programs Affairs and Trade, and other relevant stakeholders in the sector. Graduate Diploma of Humanitarian Assistance

* International students studying in Australia may package the Master of Humanitarian Assistance with the Graduate Diploma of Humanitarian Assistance for a total duration of 2 years. ^ Intake available at the Cloud Campus (online) only.

The right study option for you

54 Humanities and social sciences

Master of International and Community Development

Course information Course overview Career opportunities Course code: A765 Effective development promotes justice, If compassion motivates you, advance your Years (full time): reduces poverty and builds environments existing career by gaining relevant, skills- Campus: so that people can lead fulfilling lives. based, theoretically sound professional Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), Development programs and project qualifications. This will help you complete T3 (November) work for poverty reduction are major project work and reduce poverty in local 2021 annual fee: A$31,000 areas of professional employment. If and international communities. Career IELTS score: 6.5/6 you are looking to develop your career opportunities could include working in: in international and/or community • government agencies development, or are looking to gain Structure • international development work in the sector, Deakin's Master organisations 8 credit points, including: of International and Community • non-government organisations Development provides the right industry • 1 core unit • community-based organisations links and connections from within the • 1 research option • internationally oriented businesses. (1 or 2 credit points) field to give you a head start. As part of • One of three streams this course, you will undertake research (2 to 4 credit points) in a relevant area, and will develop the • Course electives knowledge and practical skills to allow (up to 4 credit points) you to undertake projects that benefit the • 0-credit-point academic communities in which you work. integrity unit. Gain international experience Minimum entry requirements You will have the opportunity to gain • Bachelor honours degree in a valuable skills and make international related discipline, OR connections through one of our many • Bachelor degree in a related internship and study abroad options. Past discipline, plus two years relevant students have undertaken professional work experience, OR internships at organisations, including • Graduate certificate or graduate Transparency International Mongolia and diploma in a related discipline, OR World Hope International. You can also • Evidence of academic capability participate in onshore internships with an judged to be equivalent. international organisation.

Related programs Graduate Certificate of International and Community Development

55 Master of Politics and Policy

Course information Course overview We’re one of the best Course code: A702 Prepare to tackle current social and Deakin is ranked in the Top 1% of Years (full time): political challenges – such as gender universities worldwide for Politics and Campus: equality and asylum seekers – by building International Studies (2019 QS Subject Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), your media campaigning skills and Rankings). T3 (November) engaging in lively discussions. Deakin’s 2021 annual fee: A$31,000 Master of Politics and Policy focuses Career opportunities IELTS score: 6.5/6 on the development, implementation and politics of public policy. Explore our Our graduates gain employment in many fields, including: Structure role as citizens; the nature of diverse ideologies; and the close relations • business 8 credit points, including: between government, the private sector • foreign affairs • 3 credit points of compulsory and community organisations. • government organisations core units With a dual focus on politics and public • intelligence and security • 0-credit-point academic policy, Deakin offers a wide range of units • journalism integrity unit to appeal to public sector, business, NGO • policy advocacy, design, analysis • Up to 4 credit points of course and community sector managers and and research electives and a 1 or 2 credit point leaders, and those wishing to move into • politics research capstone in one of the this area. You will undertake practical • public relations and lobbying following configurations: training focused on the relations between • public service government, the private sector and • speechwriting Option 1: Research Paper (full-time) community organisations, and between • teaching. • 1 credit point of research units different levels of government. • 4 credit points of electives

Option 2: Research Minor Thesis (part-time) • 2 credit points of research units • 3 credit points of electives

Minimum entry requirements • Bachelor honours degree in a related discipline, OR • Bachelor degree in a related discipline, plus two years relevant work experience, OR • Graduate certificate or graduate diploma in a related discipline, OR • Evidence of academic capability judged to be equivalent.

Related programs Graduate Certificate of Politics and Policy

56 Humanities and social sciences

Graduate Certificate of Humanitarian Health

Course information Course overview Course code: A590 Identify and manage the health needs Years (part time): and issues that emerge in a variety Campus: of environments. You can build upon Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), your existing knowledge or delve T3 (November) into an entirely new area through 2021 annual fee: A$10,800 Deakin’s humanitarian health program, IELTS score: 6.5/6 and work towards helping those in humanitarian crises. Structure The Graduate Certificate in Humanitarian 4 credit points, including: Health will equip health professionals with the essential knowledge and skills • 2 core units to identify and manage the public and • 2 units from a selected list clinical health needs and issues that • 0-credit-point academic emerge in complex humanitarian contexts integrity unit. and low-resource environments. This course is an online, part-time program Minimum entry requirements that incorporates a unique mix of theory, practice and reflection. You will learn • Bachelor degree in any discipline, from experts, leaders, thinkers and OR researchers from within the humanitarian • At least two years of relevant sector, all through Deakin’s innovative work experience (or part-time Cloud Campus (online). equivalent).

Humanitarian Health Scholarship You may be eligible to apply for Deakin’s Humanitarian Health Scholarship. A fee reduction of between 50% and 100% is available only to international students. It could provide you with financial support while you study. Eligibility criteria apply. deakin.edu.au/pg-scholarships

57 Master of Applied Artificial Intelligence

Deakin offers two Master of Applied Artificial Master of Applied Artificial postgraduate artificial Intelligence Intelligence (Professional) Artificial Intelligence is being used The Master of Applied Artificial intelligence degrees. every day to help improve healthcare Intelligence (Professional) extends the The degree you choose operations, national security, defence, Master of Applied Artificial Intelligence by social media, manufacturing and providing students with the opportunity to study will depend on much more. The Master of Applied to further broaden their knowledge your previous studies Artificial Intelligence will develop your through wider studies in information understanding of the technology and technology. If you have previous and work experience. processes that are used in AI, including qualifications in a related background we deep learning, reinforcement learning, suggest you apply for this degree. A growing industry and the application of these algorithms in computer vision and speech processing. Artificial intelligence (AI) is making a Course information huge impact across many industries Course code: S737 ands i redefining how organisations Course information Years (full time): operate. It allows us to use the power Course code: S736 Campus: of machines to implement intelligent Years (full time): * Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July) automation and eliminate time-consuming Campus: 2021 annual fee: A$36,400 manual processes. Organisations are Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July) IELTS score: 6.5/6 now looking to take advantage of 2021 annual fee: A$36,400 AI technology and this is creating a IELTS score: 6.5/6 Structure demand for skilled professionals. Structure 16 credit points, including: • 10 core units 16 credit points, depending on your • 2 course-grouped elective units professional experience and previous • 4 credit points from a specified list qualifications. • 0-credit-point unit.

Minimum entry requirements Minimum entry requirements • Bachelor degree in any discipline, • Bachelor degree in related discipline, OR OR • Other evidence of academic capability • Graduate Certificate of Information judged to be equivalent, plus relevant Technology or equivalent. work experience.

* Students entering the degree with a relevant academic qualification or relevant professional experience may be eligible to reduce the full-time duration from 2 years to 1 year. Visit our website for more information.

Choosing the right degree For both of Deakin's artificial intelligence and cyber security postgraduate degrees we offer a standard and professional stream. The degree you choose will depend on your previous study experience.

* Other academic experience must be judged by Deakin 58 University to be equivalent to a bachelor degree Information technology

Master of Cyber Security

Deakin offers two Master of Cyber Security Master of Cyber Security postgraduate cyber security Cyber attacks occur everyday, and (Professional) programs, and both allow cyber security professionals who The Master of Cyber Security can protect organisations from such (Professional) will give you a solid you to gain the skills to threats are in high demand. The Master understanding of cyber security concepts understand cyber issues and of Cyber Security gives you the cyber and industry practices, as well as the security skills that are crucial to the techniques and tools available to prevent ways to identify, diagnose success of our digital future, focusing on and mitigate cyber security threats. You a range of studies, from system security will also have the option of undertaking a and resolve these issues. and digital forensics to analytics and research project or a work placement as organisational security. part of your degree. Replicate cyber attacks Course information Deakin’s cyber security learning spaces use Course information S734 specialised software to enable practice Course code: Course code: S735 * of real-world cyber attack and response Years (full time): Years (full time): scenarios. You will get the chance to Campus: Campus: reflect on the need for cyber security in Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July) Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July) a working environment, and the various 2021 annual fee: A$36,400 2021 annual fee: A$36,400 solutions that might apply. IELTS score: 6.5/6 IELTS score: 6.5/6

Identify, diagnose and analyse Structure Structure By studying cyber security at Deakin 16 credit points, depending on your 16 credit points, including: you will become skilled in identifying, professional experience and previous • 10 core units diagnosing, analysing and handling the qualifications. • 2 course-grouped elective units challenges of: • 4 credit points from a specified list • computer crime and digital forensics Minimum entry requirements • 0-credit-point unit. • evaluating software for security • Bachelor degree in any discipline, OR vulnerabilities • Other evidence of academic capability Minimum entry requirements • performing risk assessments judged to be equivalent, plus relevant • designing and securing operating work experience. • Bachelor degree in related discipline, systems, networks, websites and OR databases Exit options • Graduate Certificate of Information • responding to cyber security Technology or equivalent. incidents • Graduate Certificate of Cyber Security • integrating security requirements • Graduate Certificate of Information Exit options into new developments. Technology • Graduate Diploma of Cyber Security • Graduate Certificate of Cyber Security • Graduate Diploma of Cyber Security * Students entering the degree with a relevant academic qualification or relevant professional experience may be eligible to reduce the full-time duration from 2 years to 1 year. Visit our website for more information.

59 Master of Data Science

Course information Course overview Accreditation Course code: S777 Do you want to become invaluable to Deakin’s Master of Data Science is Years (full time): * businesses and governments around accredited by the Australian Computer Campus: the world? Learn how to extract insights Society (ACS), offering you national and Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), and value from big data by studying international recognition. T3 (November) data science at Deakin. 2021 annual fee: A$36,400 IELTS score: 6.5/6 Modern organisations are placing increasing emphasis on the use of data to inform day-to-day operations and Structure long‑term strategic decisions. Deakin’s 16 credit points, depending on your Master of Data Science degree equips professional experience and previous you with skills in data engineering, qualifications. The course is structured statistical modelling, and building in three parts: machine learning solutions. In addition to these essential foundations, you • Part A. Fundamental Data Analytics will also be exposed to cutting-edge Studies (4 credit points), techniques, such as deep learning – a • Part B. Introductory Data Science machine learning technique that teaches Studies (4 credit points), and computers to learn by example. • Part C. Mastery Data Science Studies (8 credit points). This degree prepares you for professional employment across all sectors. The sheer Minimum entry requirements volume and complexity of data already at the fingertips of businesses and research • Bachelor degree or other organisations gives rise to challenges that qualification in any discipline; OR must be solved by tomorrow’s graduates. Among the best • Evidence of academic capability Become a data science specialist capable Deakin is ranked in the judged to be equivalent. of using data to gain insights and support Top 1% universities decision making. worldwide for Computer Exit option Science and Information • Graduate Certificate of Data Science Systems by QS World • Graduate Certificate of Data University Rankings. Analytics

* Students entering the degree with a relevant academic qualification or relevant professional experience may be eligible to reduce the full- time duration from 2 years to 1 year. Visit our website for more information.

60 Information technology

Master of Information Systems

Course information Course overview Accreditation Course code: M722 The discipline of information systems Deakin’s Master of Information Systems Years (full time): * focuses on digital transformation, or is accredited by the Australian Computer Campus: proposing technology that is suitable for Society (ACS), offering you national and Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), revolutionising the way organisations international recognition. T3 (November) capture, analyse and strategically use 2021 annual fee: A$36,400 information in the business environment. Career opportunities IELTS score: 6.5/6 Deakin’s Master of Information Systems focuses on the strategic use Opportunities exist for information Structure of information in business, supported systems graduates in roles such as: by an understanding of specific areas 16 credit points, including: • business analyst of information systems, particularly • data analyst • 12 core units information security, supply chain • digital transformation officer • 4 elective units management and project management. • e-Buisness specialist • 2 zero-credit-point academic You will learn about stakeholder analysis; • ICT consultant integrity and induction units. identification of business needs, problems • information systems manager and opportunities; negotiation; and • security analyst Minimum entry requirements implementing solutions. • solution architect • systems analyst. • Bachelor degree or other qualification in any discipline, OR How are information • Successful completion of Deakin's technology and information Masters Qualifying Program, OR systems different? • Evidence of academic capability judged to be equivalent. Information technology is a hands-on discipline that uses different tools, processes and methodologies to develop Related programs solutions and address problems using Graduate Certificate of Information technology. Information systems is the Systems business side of technology. It focuses on the way people and organisations * A shorter course duration may be available to use technology to improve strategic those who have completed previous studies in decision-making and enhance operational a related discipline and/or have relevant work experience. Visit the course page on the Deakin effectiveness in modern businesses website for more details. and governments.

61 Information technology

Master of Information Technology

Whether investigating cyber Master of Information Master of Information attacks or identifying hidden Technology Technology (Professional) patterns in big data, Deakin’s This program will prepare you for a This course aims to extend the skills successful career as an IT professional. obtained in the Master of Information IT programs provide the Choosing from a range of specialisations, Technology by providing you with the you can tailor your degree to suit opportunity to undertake a trimester skills and knowledge for an your career aspirations. Continuous of industry-based learning (work exciting career. consultation with industry ensures that experience) or a trimester-long research this program remains relevant. project under the supervision of our The latest resources internationally-recognised research staff. Course information This provides an opportunity to gain the Deakin IT students have access to the practical skills to ensure you are ready for latest software technology in fully- Course code: S778 the workplace. equipped computer labs. The Robotics Years (full time): and Internet of Things (RIoT) lab has Campus: computing, robotics and cyber-physical Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), Course information systems. You will also have access to T3 (November) Course code: S779 professional software products, such as 2021 annual fee: A$36,400 Years (full time): programming IDEs and games engines. IELTS score: 6.5/6 Campus: Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), Specialisations Structure T3 (November) 2021 annual fee: A$36,400 Data analytics 12 credit points, including: IELTS score: 6.5/6 Networking • 4 core units Software and services development • 4 units from a specialisation Structure Cyber security • 4 course-grouped elective units Virtual reality • 0-credit-point unit. 16 credit points, including: • 4 core units Related programs Minimum entry requirements • 4 specialisation units • 4 course-grouped elective units • Graduate Certificate of Information • Bachelor degree in a related Technology • 0-credit-point unit discipline, OR • Plus a choice between a work • Graduate Diploma of Information • Bachelor degree in any discipline, Technology placement or research project PLUS two years relevant work (totalling 4 credit points) experience (or part-time equivalent), Professional accreditation OR Minimum entry requirements Deakin’s information technology degrees • Other evidence of academic capability are professionally accredited by the judged to be equivalent. • Bachelor degree in related discipline, Australian Computer Society (ACS). OR Exit option • Graduate Certificate of Information Technology or equivalent. • Graduate Certificate of Information Technology • Graduate Diploma of Information Exit option Technology • Graduate Certificate of Information Technology • Graduate Diploma of Information Technology

62 Law

Master of Laws

Course information Course overview Venture law clinic Course code: M726 Deakin’s Master of Laws focuses on Deakin Law School offers opportunities Years (full time): international commercial law and to gain extra legal experience through Campus: corporate regulation. It will equip you its Venture Law Clinic. The clinic enables Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July) with knowledge of important areas of students to turn classroom theory into 2021 annual fee: A$41,000 the Australian and international legal practice through unique practical learning. IELTS score: 6.5/6 systems and recent professional practice Under academic supervision, you can work developments. The program covers with real clients and have the opportunity Structure new developments in major areas of to interview entrepreneurs, conduct human activity (health, financial services, research in order to solve problems, and 8 credit points, including: corporate governance), and increased provide advice with practicing lawyers. • 4 core units regulation in traditional areas (dispute Through the clinic, you will put your • 4 elective units from a specified list resolution, human rights, tax) to prepare commercial or regulatory knowledge to • 0-credit-point academic integrity you for an advanced legal career. It also the test in exciting real-world scenarios. unit. develops research, analytical, evaluative It is your chance to develop your skills to and communication skills. enhance your career position and build Minimum entry requirements confidence in the knowledge acquired Career opportunities • Honours degree or equivalent in the through your degree. same discipline, OR Graduates of the Master of Laws program • Bachelor degree or equivalent in can go on to find positions in areas the same discipline PLUS two years such as: relevant work experience. • regulation bodies • corporate law, corporate governance and tax advice for both small and medium sized business and also for larger corporations • teaching and academic positions.

Highly ranked Deakin’s law programs are ranked in the Top 100 universities worldwide by ShanghaiRankings. This means your Deakin law degree will be respected by employers, providing you with better career opportunities upon graduation.

63 Medicine

Doctor of Medicine (MD)

Course information Course overview Clinical placements Course code: H911 Studying an MD at Deakin prepares you You will study at Deakin’s Geelong Waurn Years (full time): for a career in all areas of medicine. It is Ponds Campus for the first two years, Campus: a four-year program for students wishing learning through problem-based seminars Intake: M1* to qualify as medical practitioners. With and practical classes. You will have clinical 2021 annual fee: A$73,000 a rural and regional medical focus, you exposure in laboratories, hospitals and IELTS score: 7/7 will learn about anatomy, physiology and other health services. During Year 3 pathology, plus clinical procedural skills, most students undergo intensive clinical Structure public health issues and managing chronic training within health services based at diseases. There is also a focus on the early public and private hospitals and general 32 credit points. All units are core development of clinical, communication practices in Geelong, Warrnambool, units. and procedural skills; diagnosis and Ballarat or Melbourne. A small cohort will management of chronic diseases; and attend Deakin’s Rural Community Clinical Minimum entry requirements multidisciplinary teamwork. School (RCCS), where they will be based • Relevant bachelor degree in general practice clinics in South West completed no more than 10 years The themes of the Deakin MD Victoria. In Year 4, students continue clinical training within the health services, before the course commencement Our Doctor of Medicine has four major date, with a final GPA (weighted) complete the research scholar program themes that underpin your study across and finish the year with a capstone of 5.0 or greater on a 7.0 minimum the four years of the course: GPA scale, AND EITHER: pre‑internship rotation. • GAMSAT: A minimum score of 50 • Medical Science and Clinical Practice: in each of the three sections of the The biological and behavioural A respected qualification sciences underpinning the practice GAMSAT, and an overall score of 50 Deakin’s medicine program is among the of medicine, along with the skills or greater, OR best in the world at meeting industry required for effective person-centred • MCAT: A score of 125 or greater demands and is well respected by healthcare practice. in each of the four sections of the employers. Deakin doctors are highly • Public Health Medicine: Healthcare Medical College Admission Test sought after for internship positions from a community and societal (MCAT). The score on the MCAT or with healthcare providers in Australia perspective, encompassing GAMSAT must be obtained in the and abroad. two years preceding the year of epidemiology, population health, application, PLUS health systems, and the ways in which • Successful completion of an healthcare practitioners can support interview. better health outcomes from the individual to the global scale. • Ethics, Law and Professionalism: Related programs The foundational and applied concepts Bachelor of Vision Science/ required for the ethical basis of health, Master of Optometry the social and legal frameworks of medicine, and the professional practice * The Doctor of Medicine operates on a of medicine. medicine semester system. • Indigenous Health: The physical, mental, social and cultural aspects of health, from an Indigenous perspective.

64 Nursing

Clinical placements You will study at Deakin’s Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus for the first two years, learning through problem-based seminars and practical classes. You will have clinical exposure in laboratories, hospitals and other health services. During Year 3 most students undergo intensive clinical training within health services based at public and private hospitals and general Study with the best practices in Geelong, Warrnambool, Deakin is ranked 29th in the world Ballarat or Melbourne. A small cohort will for Nursing (QS Subject Rankings). attend Deakin’s Rural Community Clinical School (RCCS), where they will be based This prestigious ranking is based in general practice clinics in South West on academic reputation, employer Victoria. In Year 4, students continue reputation and research impact, clinical training within the health services, and showcases the strength of complete the research scholar program Deakin’s School of Nursing and and finish the year with a capstone Midwifery and its programs. pre‑internship rotation.

A respected qualification Deakin’s medicine program is among the best in the world at meeting industry Master of demands and is well respected by employers. Deakin doctors are highly sought after for internship positions Nursing Practice with healthcare providers in Australia and abroad.

Course information Minimum entry requirements Course overview Course code: H771 Bachelor of Nursing or equivalent, Strengthen your knowledge of nursing Years (full time): AND registration with AHPRA, with no and progress your career as a registered Campus: * conditions or restrictions. Applicants nurse. Studying at the masters level will Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July) must ideally have 12 months recent further develop your nursing skills to 2021 annual fee: A$35,200 clinical experience. solve complex problems, think critically, IELTS score: 6.5/6 and take on new roles. Deakin’s Master of * As this course is conducted via the Cloud Nursing Practice was designed in response Campus (online), it does not meet requirements Structure for obtaining a student visa to study onshore. to industry and professional demand to increase the number of masters-qualified 12 credit points, including one registered nurses in the workforce. The compulsory coursework unit in research program aims to broaden the knowledge methods, designed to ensure students and skills of registered nurses who work develop research skills. Students have in a variety of healthcare settings. It the option of completing a masters by recognises that graduates should be able Minor Thesis or Coursework. to practise in ways that extend beyond the technical and practical concerns of nursing to include research-based practice. The degree is designed to allow you to choose from a range of study pathways that support your career aspirations in nursing management and governance, and clinical education and leadership.

65 Nursing

Aligning course content with industry The Graduate Certificate of Diabetes Education is the first and longest- running course of its type in Australia, and has a unique teaching partnership with diabetes clinicians Australia-wide. This ensures an alignment between the course curriculum and current clinical and evidence-based practice. Graduate Certificate of Diabetes Education

Course information Course overview Flexible delivery Course code: H520 Develop the skills, knowledge and The coursework units in this program Years (part time): attributes to educate people with are delivered on FutureLearn – a highly Campus: * diabetes. As one of the fastest-growing flexible, easy-to-use online learning Intake: T1 (March) public health issues in the world, diabetes platform that connects you with Deakin 2021 annual fee: A$24,200 is a field in need of more qualified health students and practitioners from all corners IELTS score: 6.5/6 professionals and subject matter experts. of the world. The Graduate Certificate of Diabetes Structure Education is considered a benchmark course in the health sector, preparing 4 core units. All units are core units. health professionals for specialty practice in diabetes education. Teaching Minimum entry requirements staff address both disease prevention Bachelor degree (or equivalent) in a and disease management. The degree related discipline. is solution-focused with the goal of transferring knowledge gained from * As this course is conducted via the Cloud research findings to inform policy, practice Campus (online), it does not meet requirements and teaching. On completion of this for obtaining a student visa to study onshore. program, you will be eligible to apply to continue your studies in Deakin’s Master of Nursing Practice.

66 Nutrition

Master of Dietetics

Over 40 years teaching dietetics Course information Course overview Deakin was one of the first universities in Australia to Course code: H718 Help people understand the relationship Years (full time): between healthy eating and the offer a course in dietetics, Campus: prevention and treatment of illness and and has been proudly offering Intake: S1* disease. The Master of Dietetics will enable the Dietitians Association of 2021 annual fee: A$44,600 you to work in areas such as hospitals, Australia-accredited courses IELTS score: 7/7 private practice, public health, and sport. for more than 40 years. It is a professional training program that Structure builds on your undergraduate knowledge in nutrition, physiology and biochemistry 12 credit points. All units are core to develop skills in dietary management of units. individuals and groups in both health and disease. Minimum entry requirements Three-year bachelor degree or Practical experience equivalent in a relevant cognate area Full-time professional practice placements (for example: science, health sciences, provide you with hands-on experience nutrition, food science, exercise in clinical, community and food service science, biomedical science, allied settings. You will also develop research health or nursing) completed within and communication skills through group the last 10 years. projects and undertake professional and Students who have completed an career development through a dietetics- undergraduate degree in a relevant specific professional practice unit. cognate area must demonstrate learning in Human Biosciences Professional recognition and Food and Nutrition Science as The Master of Dietetics is accredited by described below: the Dietitians Association of Australia • Biochemistry content with (DAA). Graduates are eligible for Chemistry (0.25 EFTSL^) followed by full membership of the DAA and the Biochemistry (0.25 EFTSL^); Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD) • Human Physiology content with program, and to work in all areas Human Biology (0.25 EFTSL^) of dietetics. followed by Human Physiology ^ (0.25FTSL E ). Key industry partnerships Applicants are also required to have Deakin’s nutrition and dietetics research completed at least 4 units (equivalent and teaching is done in collaboration with to 4 Deakin credit points) of nutrition major industry and non‑government and food science study covering partners. The School of Exercise and content relating to principles of Nutrition Sciences also has numerous nutrition, lifespan nutrition, diet and clinical and community dietetics disease, and food science. placement partnerships. These ensure that you have access * Unlike most Deakin courses, the Master of Dietetics operates on a semester system. to some of the largest and most ^ EFTSL refers to a full-time study load for a well-respected teaching single term. 0.25 EFTSL is typically equivalent to hospitals in Melbourne. two units of study.

67 Master of Human Nutrition

Course information Minimum entry requirements Course overview Course code: H714 • Bachelor degree or higher in a related Learn the skills to work effectively as a Years (full time): discipline, OR nutritionist in a range of employment Campus: • Bachelor degree or higher in any settings. Deakin’s Master of Human Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), discipline PLUS two years relevant Nutrition draws on multiple disciplines, T3 (November) work experience, OR including food science, physiology, 2021 annual fee: A$37,400 • Evidence of academic capability epidemiology, psychology and IELTS score: 6.5/6 judged to be equivalent. sociology. You will develop an advanced understanding of the role of nutrition Structure Related programs and diet in the health of individuals and the population. You will also learn about 12 credit points, including 6 core units, • Graduate Diploma of Human the biological, social and policy-related PLUS one of the following options: Nutrition aspects of human nutrition, along with • Graduate Certificate of Human Option A: skills to evaluate the findings of human Nutrition nutrition studies and undertake research. • Research Practice in Human Nutrition • Graduate Certificate of Public Health • 5 elective units*. Nutrition In this degree you can choose from a diverse range of 13 different electives, * Up to 2 elective credit points may be chosen giving you the ability to pursue topics that Option B (research focus): from postgraduate units offered by any faculty of align with your interests and career goals. • Nutrition Research Project Part A the University (subject to unit rules and approval You will also gain experience in either (2 credit points) by the Course Director). quantitative or qualitative methods by • Nutrition Research Project Part B completing a research project, giving you (2 credit points) a thorough overview and understanding of • 2 elective units*. the research process.

Professional recognition As a Master of Human Nutrition graduate, you may be eligible for registration as an associate nutritionist through the Nutrition Society of Australia (NSA).^ Following three years of relevant work experience, associate nutritionists are able to apply for registered nutritionist status.

^ Registration with NSA does not authorise registrants to obtain provider numbers with Medicare or private health insurers.

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Master of Nutrition and Population Health

Course information Course overview Accreditation Course code: H748 If you are interested in helping As a graduate of this program you may Years (full time): communities through improved nutrition, be eligible for registration as an associate Campus: this is the degree for you. Advance your nutritionist through the Nutrition Society Intake: T1 (March) qualification and equip yourself with the of Australia (NSA).* Following three years 2021 annual fee: A$37,400 skills and knowledge required to work of relevant work experience, associate IELTS score: 6.5/6 across a range of government, industry nutritionists are able to apply for and community health sectors, with a registered nutritionist status. Structure focus on nutrition and how it relates to public health. 16 credit points. All units are core Career opportunities units. This advanced degree draws content from Graduates can become qualified related disciplines, such as public health, nutritionists who design, coordinate, food science, biochemistry, physiology, Minimum entry requirements implement and evaluate a range of epidemiology, psychology, sociology, population nutrition interventions to • Bachelor degree or higher in any and politics and policy. You will complete improve the wellbeing of individuals, discipline, OR 16 diverse units, and will develop an communities and the population as • Evidence of academic capability understanding of the biological, social and a whole. You may find opportunities judged to be equivalent. policy-related aspects of human and public in a wide range of nutrition positions health nutrition. in government departments, non- government organisations, community sector agencies, the food industry and private consulting.

* Registration with NSA does not authorise registrants to obtain provider numbers with Medicare or private health insurers.

69 Psychology

To gain registration as a Graduate Diploma of Graduate Diploma of provisional psychologist, Psychology (Advanced) Psychological Science If you are a psychology graduate, This degree allows students with an you need to complete undertake an additional year of study undergraduate degree in another four years of academic to get registered as a provisional discipline to fast-track their journey psychologist. Successful completion towards a career in psychology, without study in psychology of this course means you may seek having to undertake another three- that is recognised by provisional registration with the year undergraduate psychology course. Psychology Board of Australia and You will explore human behaviour, the Psychology Board of associate membership of the Australian social development, the human mind, Australia. This typically Psychological Society (once you have child and adolescent development, met the requirements of the Psychology psychopathology, and much more. consists of an approved Board of Australia). You will learn Graduates who choose not to undertake three-year undergraduate advanced skills in research design, the further study required for general implementation, analysis and reporting, registration as a psychologist are still psychology sequence as well as developing your understanding highly employable in a variety of settings followed by an approved of professional responsibilities, and roles. standards of performance, and fourth year of study, such as ethical issues. Course information Deakin’s Graduate Diploma Course code: H603 Course information * of Psychology (Advanced) or Years (full time): Course code: H650 Campus: honours in psychology. Years (full time): Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July) Campus: 2021 annual fee: A$34,600^ You can then apply for provisional Intake: T1 (March) IELTS score: 6.5/6 registration with the Psychology Board 2021 annual fee: A$34,600 of Australia and associate membership IELTS score: 6.5/6 of the Australian Psychological Society. Structure To go on to pursue general registration 10 credit points. All units are core units. to be able to practise as a psychologist, Structure provisional psychologists must then 8 credit points. All units are core units. Minimum entry requirements complete a minimum of two years of Bachelor degree in any discipline. further study – either a masters or Minimum entry requirements doctorate in psychology. • Bachelor degree (with an APAC Further studies accredited three-year major sequence in psychology) with a • Master of Psychology (Clinical) minimum of a mid-credit (65%) in • Master of Psychology (Organisational) a level-three psychology Research • Doctor of Psychology (Clinical) Methods unit and a minimum average • Graduate Diploma of Psychology of 65% over all level-two and level- (Advanced) three psychology core units, OR * This degree is an accelerated full-time program • A Foundation Level One APAC delivered over three consecutive trimesters. accredited psychology course or This means you will study three trimesters in equivalent (for example: a 3 year the one year. bridging course – Graduate Diploma ^ The 2021 course fee is for 10 credit points over of Psychology) with a minimum of three trimesters of full-time study in a single calendar year. a mid-credit (65%) in a level-three psychology Research Methods unit Learn from the and a minimum average of 65% over all level-two and level-three best psychology core units. Deakin’s psychology programs are ranked Further studies in the Top 200 of • Master of Psychology (Clinical) universities worldwide • Master of Psychology (Organisational) by QS. That means we • Doctor of Psychology (Clinical) are in the Top 1% in the world, so you can be confident that your Deakin psychology degree will be respected by employers.

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Your Deakin pathway options If you have already completed an approved three-year bachelor degree in psychology and are looking to go on to complete an additional fourth year of psychology study to pursue provisional registration, Deakin’s Graduate Diploma of Psychology (Advanced) is for you. If you have already completed a degree in another area of study and now wish to pursue psychology but do not want to start another three-year degree, Deakin’s Graduate Diploma of Psychological Science is the degree for you. This program will enable you to fast-track your psychology studies and complete the equivalent of a three-year psychology degree in just three trimesters of study. You can then go on to complete your fourth year of study before progressing to postgraduate study in pursuit of general registration.

Master of Psychology Master of Psychology (Clinical) (Organisational) Be ready for a career in psychology and Work with organisations, teams and Minimum entry requirements become a specialist in the diagnosis and individual employees to improve their treatment of psychological and mental performance and increase effectiveness in Four year tertiary program with a health conditions. Deakin’s Master of the workplace. Through Deakin’s Master psychology major from an APAC Psychology (Clinical) was designed in of Psychology (Organisational) you will accredited program completed in the consultation with industry partners, have the ability to analyse organisations last 10 years with a minimum of a and is based on an integrative approach and their people, and devise strategies Honours 2A average or equivalent, AND to clinical psychology that emphasises to recruit, motivate, develop, change eligibility for registration as a provisional evidence-based practice. and inspire. The program has very strong psychologist with the Psychology Board research, placement and consulting of Australia. Applicants with international Course information connections with a large number of qualifications must have these assessed external organisations. It will equip you as equivalent by the Australian Course code: H750 with the skills required for accreditation Psychological Society. Years (full time): and registration, and for employment in Campus: one of the many organisations employing Professional recognition Intake: T1 (March) psychologists. 2021 annual fee: A$37,000 This degree qualifies you to register IELTS score: 7/7 as a generalist psychologist with the Course information Psychology Board of Australia, and for full membership of the Australian Structure Course code: H752 Years (full time): Psychological Society (APS). Graduates will 16 credit points. All units are core units. Campus: be eligible to apply for membership of the Intake: T1 (March) College of Organisational Psychologists Minimum entry requirements 2021 annual fee: A$37,000 and endorsement as an organisational IELTS score: 7/7 psychologist following the completion of Four-year tertiary program with an approved registrar program with the a psychology major from an APAC Psychology Board of Australia. accredited program completed in the Structure last 10 years with a minimum of a 16 credit points. All units are core units. Honours 2A average or equivalent, AND eligibility for registration as a provisional psychologist with the Psychology Board of Australia. Applicants with international qualifications must have these assessed as equivalent by the Australian Psychological Society.

Professional recognition On completion of this course, graduates may apply to the Psychology Board of Australia for registration as a psychologist Deakin's Doctor of Psychology (Clinical) and to the Australian Psychological Society (APS) for full membership. Another pathway to obtaining general registration To obtain endorsement in the clinical as a psychologist is through Deakin's Doctor of area of specialisation, graduates are Psychology (Clinical). This four-year degree provides required to complete a two-year the same coursework elements as the Master of registrar program and fulfil professional Psychology (Clinical), as well as further opportunities development requirements (after registration as a psychologist with the for clinical placements and research. Psychology Board of Australia). deakin.edu.au/dr-psych

71 Master of Biotechnology and Bioinformatics

Course information Course overview Industry connections Course code: S772 This cutting-edge course provides Industry connections are an integral Years (full time): experience of the latest techniques part of this course. They ensure you will Campus: in biotechnology and bioinformatics have opportunities to gain an industry Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July) research, including up-to-date perspective and establish professional 2021 annual fee: A$37,600 bio‑processing and production networks prior to graduation. Industry IELTS score: 6.5/6 technologies. Throughout the Master professionals teach units to provide of Biotechnology and Bioinformatics, you with an understanding of industry- Structure you will gain experience operating engaged research and commercialisation analytical equipment similar to those in the biotechnology environment. You will 16 credit points, including: in industrial-scale production facilities. also have the opportunity to participate in • 7 core units You will cover a wide range of emerging site visits and are required to undertake • 1 elective unit topics and applications in biotechnology a research project in a biotechnology- • 1 eight-credit-point research and bioinformatics, in both research and related field. pathway or industry practice industry settings. In addition, there will pathway. be the opportunity to develop valuable • 2 zero-credit-point units relating to research management and business skills. laboratory and fieldwork safety, and academic integrity.

Minimum entry requirements • Bachelor degree in same discipline with a minimum WAM (Weighted Average Mark) of 60%, OR • Graduate certificate in the same discipline, OR • Bachelor degree in any discipline PLUS 3 years relevant work experience

Exit options • Graduate Certificate of Research Management • Graduate Diploma of Biotechnology and Bioinformatics

Further studies Following successful completion of the Master of Biotechnology and Bioinformatics or the Master of Sustainability, graduates may choose to pursue further research through a PhD, or seek employment in industry or government roles. Alternatively, students may choose to exit early with a Graduate Certificate of Research Management or Graduate Diploma of Biotechnology and Bioinformatics.

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Industry connections Industry connections are an integral part of this course. They ensure you will have opportunities to gain an industry perspective and establish professional networks prior to graduation. Industry professionals teach units to provide you with an understanding of industry- engaged research and commercialisation in the biotechnology environment. You will Master of Sustainability also have the opportunity to participate in site visits and are required to undertake a research project in a biotechnology- related field.

Course information Minimum entry requirements Course overview Course code: S721 • Bachelor degree in same discipline With globalisation, population growth Years (full time): with a minimum WAM (Weighted and climate change affecting economies Campus: Average Mark) of 60%, OR around the world, issues of ‘sustainability’ Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July) • Graduate certificate in the same become increasingly critical to address. 2021 annual fee: A$37,600 discipline, OR Deakin’s Master of Sustainability will allow IELTS score: 6.5/6 • Bachelor degree in any discipline PLUS you to specialise in either Environmental 3 years relevant work experience. Management or Sustainable Regional Structure Development. It has been structured to Exit options increase the breadth and depth of your The course comprises a total of knowledge, and the application of skills 16 credit points, including: • Graduate Certificate of Research necessary to develop and implement Management • 2 core units sustainability strategies for a range of • Graduate Diploma of Sustainability • 1 four-credit-point specialisation sectors. You will also have the opportunity • 2 elective units to learn to examine environmental • 8-credit-point research pathway or impacts and why they occur, and how industry practice pathway to develop appropriate solutions to • 0-credit-point academic integrity unit. managing these impacts.

Specialisations Sustainable regional development Environmental management

Career Opportunities: As a graduate of this course you may choose to seek employment in planning (strategic, economic, regional, rural, environmental, statutory), management (including environmental management), policy development, socio-economic or demographic analysis. Potential employers may include Government with a focus on regional/rural areas (local, state, provincial), economic development, agriculture and forestry, consultancy firms (scientific, planning, engineering, architecture, economic and environmental), statutory authorities such as Regional and Catchment Management Authorities, and Water Boards.

73 Master of Business (Sport Management)

Course information Course overview Career opportunities Course code: M748 Underpinning the multi-billion dollar Graduates of this program find work in a Years (full time): * sports industry are business professionals variety of areas, including: Campus: who provide direction and leadership • government departments Intake: T1 (March), T2 (July), to sporting organisations. There are • institutes of sport T3 (November)^ significant opportunities for those who • major event corporations 2021 annual fee: A$40,600 want to work in sport management, • national and state sporting IELTS score: 6.5/6 whether it is at elite, semi-elite or organisations recreational level. This degree integrates • professional sport teams and leagues business disciplines such as strategy, Structure • sport management and marketing financial management, marketing, and companies 16 credit points, including: development to provide you with effective • sporting goods industry. • 10 credit points of core units management and direction skills. • 6 elective units • 0-credit-point academic integrity In the global top 20 unit. According to the prestigious SportBusiness Postgraduate Course Rankings 2019 – Minimum entry requirements which has three times named Melbourne • Bachelor degree or other the sporting capital of the world – Deakin qualification in any discipline, OR is ranked number one in Australia and • Successful completion of Deakin's in world's top 20 for sport management Masters Qualifying Program, OR education. Graduates of Deakin’s Master of • Evidence of academic capability Business (Sport Management) also rank in judged to be equivalent. the top five for average salaries three years after graduation, compared to their peers Related programs around the globe. Graduate Certificate of Business (Sport Management)

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Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology

Course information Course overview Course code: H743 Exercise is known to have a positive impact Ranked in the Years (full time): on chronic health problems, such as world's top 3 Campus: cancer or mental ill-health. Study clinical Intake: T1 (March) exercise physiology and develop the Deakin’s School of Exercise 2021 annual fee: A$37,000 knowledge and expertise to prevent and and Nutrition Science is IELTS score: 6.5/6 treat many medical conditions, injuries ranked #3 in the world, and and disabilities. As part of Deakin’s Master #1 in Australia, for Sport Structure of Clinical Exercise Physiology you will Science by the prestigious undertake study and hands-on experience 12 credit points. All units are core in a clinical setting. You will learn in the ShanghaiRanking’s Global units. award-winning Deakin Clinical Exercise Ranking of Sport Science Centre, as well as the Baker Heart and Schools and Departments. Minimum entry requirements Diabetes Institute, where you will develop These rankings recognise Bachelor degree in relevant area practical skills under close supervision academic excellence and with eligibility for Exercise Scientist and mentoring. You will then embark on industry-leading research. accreditation from Exercise and a range of external clinical experiences Sports Science Australia (ESSA) and designed to expose you to a wide range of completion of 140 hours of exercise patients, practitioners and institutions. science service delivery for apparently healthy clientele. Professional recognition This was the first course in the Australian state of Victoria to be accredited by Exercise and Sports Science Australia World-class facilities (ESSA). Students are eligible to apply for accreditation as Accredited Exercise From Deakin’s Elite Sports Physiologists upon graduation. They are Precinct, to our new $33 then eligible for a provider number with million specialised indoor Medicare Australia and patients can claim sport and exercise science the cost of their service through Medicare building, teaching labs, and and private health insurance. extensive equipment, our facilities are world-class. They will support your training and help you gain a better understanding of sport science.

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