SCU Student Handbook 2012 (Addendum Feb 17, 2012)

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Addendum/ErratumRulesRelatingtoAwards,Rule2.10ExclusionOnFebruary17,2012theUniversityCouncilapprovedchangestoRule2.10Exclusionthatreplacesthe currentruleinitsentiretyandiseffectiveimmediately.

OriginalRule2.10ExclusionprintedinHandbook(a) Thegroundsforexclusionshallnormallybe: (i) whenastudentobtainsaGPAbelow2.50 (MustGetHelpacademicstanding)in theirunitsineachoftwoconsecutive studyperiods.Anexcludedstudentwillbe informedtheyhavebeenexcludedfor onestudyperiodandadvisedoftheir reenrolmentandappealrights.Thestudy periodforwhichthestudentisexcluded willbeadvisedintheNotificationof Exclusionasitmaynotnecessarilybethe subsequentstudyperiod. (ii) Astudentreenrollingintheiroriginal courseorenrollinginanewcourse followingexclusionwhoobtainsaGPA below2.50inthefirststudyperiod followingtheirreturnmaybeexcluded bytheChairofSchoolBoard(or nomineewhoisnottheHeadofSchool) untiltheycandemonstratetheirability toundertakethecourse. (iii) Astudentwhofailstosatisfy compulsoryprofessionalexperienceor fieldworkrequirementsmaybe excludedbytheChairofSchoolBoard (ornomineewhoisnottheHeadof School)foraminimumofonestudy periodandmustapplyforreenrolment totheUniversitywhenreturningfrom exclusion. (iv) Astudentmayalsobeexcludedunder specificcourseruleswhichprovidefor exclusionincircumstancesnot describedabove. (v) AstudentmaybeexcludedunderRule 2.15DurationofCourseworkAward Coursesiftheyhavenotcompleted theircoursewithinthespecified maximumcompletiontime.

NewRule2.10Exclusionapproved17/02/2012(a) TheChairoftheSchoolBoardmayexcludea studentforamaximumofone(1)studyperiod whereastudenthas: (i) failedcompulsoryprofessional experienceorfieldworkrequirementsof thecourse;or (ii) failedthesameunitintheirthird(3rd) attemptandhascompletedlessthan twothirds()oftheircourse;or (iii) notmetspecificcourseruleswhich provideforexclusionincircumstances notdescribedabove. TheChairofSchoolBoardmayexcludea studentpermanentlyfromacoursewherea studenthas: (i) failedcompulsoryprofessional experienceorfieldworkrequirements forthesecondtime;or (ii) notcompletedtheircoursewithinthe maximumcompletiontimespecified underRule2.15DurationofCoursework AwardCourses;or (iii) failedthesameunitintheirfourth attemptandhascompletedlessthan twothirds()oftheircourse; (iv) notmetspecificcourseruleswhich provideforexclusionincircumstances notdescribedabove;or (v) notachievedsatisfactorycourse progressasdefinedbytheNational CodeoftheEducationServicesfor OverseasStudentsAct2000(theESOS Act)(onshoreinternationalstudents only). DeterminationofExclusion (i) Attheendofeachstudyperiod (sessionsandtrimesters),upon

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(vi) Astudentwhocontinuestofailto satisfycompulsoryprofessional experienceorfieldworkrequirements maybeexcludedbytheChairofSchool Board(ornomineewhoisnottheHead ofSchool)untiltheycandemonstrate professionalsuitabilitytoundertakethe course. (i) Attheendofeachyear,upon notificationoffinalgrades,theDirector ofStudentServicesshallprovideall ChairsofSchoolBoardswithalistof domesticandinternationaloffshore studentswhoseacademicperformance providesgroundsforexclusionas describedin2.10(a)(i)(vi).AChairof SchoolBoard(ornomineewhoisnot theHeadofSchool)shallreviewthe academicperformanceofthose studentswhomeetanyofthegrounds forexclusion,andshallwithinfive(5) workingdaysmakeadeterminationand notifytheDirectorofStudentServices inwritingthat: (1) thestudentbeallowedtocontinue; or (2) thestudentbeallowedtocontinue withspecifiedconditionsrelatingto aninterventionstrategy;or (3) thestudentbeexcludedfora specifiedperiod;or (4) thestudentbeexcluded permanently.TheChairofSchool Board(ornomineewhoisnotthe HeadofSchool)willtakeinto considerationrelevantmatters suchaswhetherastudentisonand complyingwithadocumented interventionstrategy,orifthere arecompassionateorcompellingor otherrelevantcircumstanceswhich contributedtopooracademic performance.Inthecaseof offshoreinternationalstudents,the ChairofSchoolBoard(ornominee whoisnottheHeadofSchool)will assessstudentperformanceina mannerequivalenttothatof onshoreinternationalstudents.

notificationoffinalgrades,theDirector ofStudentServicesshallprovideall HeadsofSchool,ChairsofSchool BoardsandDirector,International Officewithalistofstudentswhose academicperformanceprovides groundsforexclusionasdescribedin 2.10(a)(ii)and(b)(ii)and(iii)above.A HeadofSchool,ChairsofSchoolBoard ortheDirector,InternationalOfficemay atanytimeseekalistofstudents whoseacademicperformanceprovides groundsforexclusion. (ii) AChairofSchoolBoard(ornominee) shallreviewtheacademicperformance ofthosedomesticandoffshore internationalstudentswhomeetanyof thegroundsforexclusion,andshall withinfive(5)workingdaysmakea determinationandnotifytherelevant SchoolOfficerinwritingthatthe student: (1) beallowedtocontinue;or (2) beallowedtocontinuewith specifiedconditionsrelatingtoa documentedinterventionstrategy (iii) AChairofSchoolBoard(ornominee) shallreviewtheacademicperformance ofthosedomesticandoffshore internationalstudentswhomeetanyof thegroundsforexclusion,andshall withinfive(5)workingdaysmakea determinationandnotifytheDirectorof StudentServicesinwritingthatthe student: (1) beexcludedforonestudyperiodin accordancewithRule2.10(a);or (2) beexcludedpermanentlyin accordancewithRule2.10(b). (iv) Inmakingtheirdetermination,theChair ofSchoolBoard(ornominee)shalltake intoconsiderationrelevantmatters suchas: (1) whetherastudentisonand complyingwithadocumented interventionstrategy; (2) iftherearecompassionateor compellingcircumstances (includingonshoreinternational studentsasrequiredintheESOS

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Addendum/Erratum (ii) NotwithstandingRule2.10(a)(i), exclusionwillnotnecessarilytakeeffect inthenextstudyperiod.Wherea studentistobeexcludedbutisableto achieveaGPAof4.0oraboveinthe studyperiodimmediatelybeforethe exclusionistotakeeffect,theexclusion willbewaived. (iii) AChairofSchoolBoard(ornominee whoisnottheHeadofSchool)mayat anytimeseekalistofstudentswhose academicperformanceprovides groundsforexclusion. TheESOSActrequirestheUniversityto (d) monitortheacademicprogressofonshore internationalstudentsineachstudyperiod. (i) Attheendofeachstudyperiod,upon notificationoffinalgrades,theDirector ofStudentServicesshallprovideall ChairsofSchoolBoards,andthe Director,InternationalOfficewithalist oftheonshoreinternationalstudents whoarebeingexcluded.AChairof SchoolBoard(ornomineewhoisnot theHeadofSchool)shallreviewthe academicperformanceofthose onshoreinternationalstudentswho meetanyofthegroundsforexclusion and,inconsultationwiththeDirector, InternationalOffice,shallwithinfive(5) workingdaysmakeadeterminationand notifytheDirectorofStudentServices inwritingthat: (1) thestudentbeallowedtocontinue; or (e) (2) thestudentbeallowedtocontinue withspecifiedconditionsrelatingto aninterventionstrategy;or (3) thestudentbeexcludedfora specifiedperiod;or (4) thestudentbeexcluded permanently.TheChairofSchool Board(ornomineewhoisnotthe HeadofSchool)willrefertothe ESOSActandtheNationalCode andtakeintoconsideration relevantmatters,including compliancewiththeESOSActand whetherastudentisonand complyingwithadocumented Act)whichcontributedtopoor academicperformance;and (3) ensuringcompliancewiththe NationalCodeoftheEducation ServicesforOverseasStudentsAct 2000(theESOSAct)(onshore internationalstudentsonly). (v) Inthecaseofonshoreinternational students,theChairofSchoolBoard(or nominee)shallfollowthesameprocess asstipulatedin2.10(c)(ii)and(iii),but makeadeterminationinconsultation withtheDirector,InternationalOffice. NotificationofExclusion (i) FollowingreturnfromtheChairof SchoolBoardofthelistofstudentsto beexcluded(includingtherelevant groundsforexclusioninaccordance withRule2.10(a)and(b),theDirector ofStudentServiceswillwritetoeach studentwithinfive(5)workingdays, notifyingthemofthedecisionofthe ChairofSchoolBoard.Thenotification shallinclude: (1) specificationofthegroundsfor exclusion; (2) anindicationofthestudentsright ofappealagainstthedecisionof theChairofSchoolBoard; (3) detailsoftheappealprocess;and (4) copiesof,orlinksto,prescribed formsrequiredtocompletethe appealprocess. ReviewofExclusion (i) Anexcludedstudentmayrequestthe HeadofSchooltoreviewtheir exclusion. (ii) Thisrequest,statingclearlythereasons forareview,mustbesubmittedin writingontheprescribedformtothe HeadofSchoolwithintwenty(20) workingdaysoftheUniversitysofficial dateofnotification. (iii) ArequestforreviewtotheHeadof Schoolmayonlybemadeonthe groundsthatRule2.10(a)(i)(iii)or 2.10(b)(i)(v)wasinappropriatelyor unreasonablyapplied,orthatthere werecompellingorcompassionate

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interventionstrategy,orifthere arecompassionateorcompelling circumstances,asidentifiedinthe ESOSAct,whichcontributedto pooracademicperformance. (ii) AChairofSchoolBoard(ornominee whoisnottheHeadofSchool)andthe Director,InternationalOfficemayatany timeseekalistofonshoreinternational studentswhoseacademicperformance providesgroundsforexclusion. (iii) Aninternationalonshorestudentmay requesttheHeadofSchooltoreview theirexclusion.Inaccordancewiththe ESOSActthisrequest,statingclearlythe reasonsforareview,mustbesubmitted inwritingtotheHeadofSchoolwithin (f) twenty(20)workingdaysofthe Universitysofficialdateofnotification. ArequestforreviewtotheHeadof Schoolmayonlybemadeonthe groundsthatRule2.10(a)(i)(vi)was inappropriatelyorunreasonably applied,orthattherewereexceptional circumstancesasidentifiedintheESOS Actwhichcontributedtopooracademic performance.TheHeadofSchoolshall reviewthedecisionandadvisethe studentandStudentServicesinwriting oftheoutcomeofthisreviewwithinten (10)workingdaysofreceiptofthe request. (iv) NotwithstandingRule2.10(g),an internationalonshorestudentwillbe advisedoftheinternalappealsprocess andtheirrighttoaccessanexternal appealsprocessthroughtheNSW OmbudsmansOfficeiftheyarenot satisfiedwiththeresultorconductof theappealsprocessasdescribed. AstudentmayrequesttheHeadofSchoolto reviewtheirexclusion.Thisrequest,stating clearlythereasonsforareview,mustbe submittedinwritingtotheHeadofSchool withinten(10)workingdaysofthe Universitysofficialdateofnotification.A requestforreviewtotheHeadofSchoolmay onlybemadeonthegroundsthatRule 2.10(a)(i)(vi)wasinappropriatelyor unreasonablyapplied,orthattherewere exceptionalcircumstanceswhichcontributed

circumstances(includingonshore internationalstudentsasrequiredinthe ESOSAct)whichcontributedtopoor academicperformance. (iv) TheHeadofSchoolshallreviewthe decisionandadvisethestudentand DirectorofStudentServicesinwriting oftheoutcomeofthisreviewwithinten (10)workingdaysofreceiptofthe request. (v) Allstudentswillbeadvisedoftheirright toappealthereviewoutcomeandthe internalappealsprocessiftheyarenot satisfiedwiththeresultorconductof theinternalreviewprocessas described. AppealsagainstExclusion (i) Whereastudentisnotsatisfiedwith thereviewoutcome,theymayappeal totheAcademicBoardAppeals Committee. (ii) Thisrequest,statingclearlythereasons forappeal,mustbesubmittedinwriting ontheprescribedformtotheAcademic BoardAppealsCommitteewithinten (10)workingdaysofthedateonwhich theHeadofSchooladvisedthestudent abouttheoutcomeofthereview.Alate appealmaybereceivedatthe discretionoftheChairoftheAcademic BoardAppealsCommittee. (iii) AnappealtotheAcademicBoard AppealsCommitteemayonlybemade onthegroundsthateitherRule 2.10(a)(i)(iii)or2.10(b)(i)(v)was inappropriatelyorunreasonablyapplied orthattherewerecompellingor compassionatecircumstances(including onshoreinternationalstudentsas requiredintheESOSAct)which contributedtopooracademic performance. (iv) AdecisionoftheAcademicBoard AppealsCommitteeshallbefinalwithin theUniversity. (v) Allstudentswillbeadvisedoftheirright toaccessanexternalappealsprocess throughtherelevantStateand CommonwealthOmbudsmansOfficeif theyarenotsatisfiedwiththeresultor

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Addendum/Erratum topooracademicperformance.TheHeadof Schoolshallreviewthedecisionandadvise thestudentandStudentServicesinwriting oftheoutcomeofthisreviewwithinten(10) workingdaysofreceiptoftherequest. Iftherequestforreviewisunsuccessfulthe HeadofSchoolmustinformthestudentof theappealsprocess. Whereastudentisnotsatisfiedwiththe outcomeoftheHeadofSchoolsdecision,an appealontheprescribedformmaybemade totheAppealsCommitteeofAcademic Board(AppealsCommittee)withinten(10) workingdaysofthedateonwhichtheHead ofSchooladvisesthestudentaboutthe outcomeofthereview.Alateappealmaybe receivedatthediscretionoftheChairofthe AppealsCommittee. AnappealtotheAppealsCommitteemay onlybemadeonthegroundsthatRule 2.10(a)(i)(vi)wasinappropriatelyor unreasonablyapplied,orthattherewere exceptionalcircumstanceswhichcontributed topooracademicperformance.Exceptas describedinRule2.10(c)(iii)adecisionofthe AppealsCommitteeshallbefinalwithinthe University. Anexcludedstudentmayreenrolfollowing theexpirationoftheirexclusion.Anexcluded studentmayreenrolinsubsequentstudy periodspriortoexpirationofaperiodof exclusion,butwillnotbepermittedto recommencestudyuntilexpirationofthe periodofexclusion.Uponreenrollingthe studentmustconsultwiththeirCourse Coordinatorand,inthecaseofinternational onshorestudents,aninternationalstudent adviser,toestablishastudyplanandunit load. Anexcludedstudentmaynotenrolin anotherSCUcourseduringtheperiodof exclusionwithoutthepermissionoftheHead ofSchoolwhohasresponsibilityforthe School/Collegewhichoffersthecoursein whichthestudentwishestoenrol.Upon enrolmentthestudentwillbewithdrawn fromthecoursefromwhichtheywere excluded. Ifastudentpreviouslyexcludedisaccepted forenrolmentinanewcoursetheirstanding willbethesameasallcommencingstudents. conductoftheinternalappealsprocess asdescribed. AppealsandEnrolment (i) Studentswhoappealtheirexclusion fromacourse,andhaveenrolledinthe nextstudyperiod,shallremainenrolled inthecourseuntiltheirappealis decided. (ii) Studentsotherthanonshore internationalstudentswho,whilst awaitingtheoutcomeoftheirappeal haveenrolledinthenextstudyperiod andpassed50%ormoreofunits attemptedinthatstudyperiodwillhave theirexclusionliftedbytheUniversity. AdmissionafterExclusion (i) Anexcludedstudentmayenrol followingtheexpirationoftheir exclusion. (ii) Anexcludedstudentmayenrolin subsequentstudyperiodspriorto expirationofaperiodofexclusion,but willnotbepermittedtorecommence studyuntilexpirationoftheperiodof exclusion. (iii) Uponreenrollingthestudentmust consultwiththeirCourseCoordinator (ornominee)and,inthecaseof internationalonshorestudents,an InternationalStudentAdviser,to establishastudyplanandappropriate unitload. (iv) Ifastudentpreviouslyexcludedaccepts anofferinanewcoursetheirstatuswill bethesameasallcommencing students. AdvancedStanding (i) Anexcludedstudentmaynotreceive advancedstandingonthebasisofstudy completedatanotherinstitutionduring theperiodofexclusionunlessthe studenthasreceivedpermissionofthe HeadofSchoolinadvanceofsuch study.

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Anexcludedstudentmaynotreceive advancedstandingonthebasisofstudy completedatanotherinstitutionduringthe periodofexclusionunlessthestudenthas receivedpermissionoftheHead/sofSchool inadvanceofsuchstudy. Periodsofexclusionshallnotbedisplayedon anyacademictranscriptissuedbythe University.

MastersbyThesisAwardsOriginalRule7.9(f)printedinHandbook(f) ExceptwiththeapprovaloftheDirectorof theResearchTrainingUnit,anelectronic copyofthethesisshallalsobedeposited withtheDivisionofResearch,Research TrainingUnitusingtheprescribedformfor inclusionintheAustralasianDigitalThesis databaseforopenonlineaccess.Application canbemadetorestrictaccesstothe electroniccopyofthethesisasper9.9(h) below.Somethirdpartycopyrightmaterial containedinthethesismayneedtobe removedtoprovideonlineaccess.Thiswill bedoneontheadviceoftheUniversity CopyrightOfficer.

NewRule7.9(f)(f) Adigitalcopyofthethesisshallalsobe depositedwiththeDivisionofResearchusing theprescribedform.Thisdigitalcopyshall be: (i) includedintheinstitutionalrepository forarchivalpurposes;and (ii) madeavailableonopenonlineaccess unlessapplicationtorestrictaccessis madeanddecidedinaccordancewith 7.9(h)below.Somethirdparty copyrightmaterialcontainedinthe thesismayneedtoberemovedto provideonlineaccess.Thiswillbedone ontheadviceoftheUniversity CopyrightOfficer.

OriginalRule7.9(h)printedinHandbook(h) Acandidatemay,whenlodgingathesis, statethatthethesiscontainsrestrictedor confidentialinformationwhichthecandidate doesnotdesiretobedisclosedfreely,or whichthecandidateisnotatlibertyto disclosefreely,andwhichmaybereleasedto otherpersonsonlyontheauthorisationof theDirectororResearchandResearch Training.Wherethethesiscontainsmaterial whichthecandidateconsidersshouldhave restricteddistribution,thePrincipal Supervisor,therelevantDirectorofResearch andResearchTrainingandtheexaminers shallbeinformedwhichpartsareclassified. Iffurtherprecautionsarerequired,for example,moresecuretransmissionthan

NewRule7.9(h)(h) Acandidatemay,whenlodgingathesis, makeapplicationontheprescribedformto theDirector,ResearchTraining,torestrict accesstoathesis,eitherinwholeorinpart, andinallformats.TheDirector,Research Training,shalldecidesuchapplicationin accordancewiththetermsdetailedonthe prescribedform.Normally,accessmaybe restrictedforaperioduptotwo(2)years.In specialcases,applicationmaybemadeto restrictaccessforalongerperiod.Wherethe thesiscontainsmaterialwhichthecandidate considersshouldhaverestricteddistribution, thePrincipalSupervisor,theDirector, ResearchTraining,andtheexaminersshall beinformedwhichpartsareclassified.

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DoctorofPhilosophy(PhD)AwardRulesOriginalRule9.9(f)printedinHandbook(f) ExceptwiththeapprovaloftheDirectorof theResearchTrainingUnit,anelectronic copyofthethesisshallalsobedeposited withtheDivisionofResearch,Research TrainingUnitusingtheprescribedformfor inclusionintheAustralasianDigitalThesis databaseforopenonlineaccess.Application canbemadetorestrictaccesstothe electroniccopyofthethesisasper9.9(h) below.Somethirdpartycopyrightmaterial containedinthethesismayneedtobe removedtoprovideonlineaccess.Thiswill bedoneontheadviceoftheUniversity CopyrightOfficer.

NewRule9.9(f)(f) Adigitalcopyofthethesisshallalsobe depositedwiththeDivisionofResearchusing theprescribedform.Thisdigitalcopyshall be: (i) includedintheinstitutionalrepository forarchivalpurposes;and (ii) madeavailableonopenonlineaccess unlessapplicationtorestrictaccessis madeanddecidedinaccordancewith 9.9(h)belowSomethirdpartycopyright materialcontainedinthethesismay needtoberemovedtoprovideonline access.Thiswillbedoneontheadvice oftheUniversityCopyrightOfficer.

OriginalRule9.9(h)printedinHandbook(h) Acandidatemay,whenlodgingathesis, statethatthethesiscontainsrestrictedor confidentialinformationwhichthecandidate doesnotdesiretobedisclosedfreely,or whichthecandidateisnotatlibertyto disclosefreely,andwhichmaybereleasedto otherpersonsonlyontheauthorisationof theDirectororResearchandResearch Training.Wherethethesiscontainsmaterial whichthecandidateconsidersshouldhave restricteddistribution,thePrincipal Supervisor,therelevantDirectorofResearch andResearchTrainingandtheexaminers shallbeinformedwhichpartsareclassified. Iffurtherprecautionsarerequired,for example,moresecuretransmissionthan registeredpost,costsshallbebornebythe candidate.

NewRule9.9(h)(h) Acandidatemay,whenlodgingathesis, makeapplicationontheprescribedformto theDirector,ResearchTraining,torestrict accesstoathesis,eitherinwholeorinpart, andinallformats.TheDirector,Research Training,shalldecidesuchapplicationin accordancewiththetermsdetailedonthe prescribedform.Normally,accessmaybe restrictedforaperioduptotwo(2)years.In specialcases,applicationmaybemadeto restrictaccessforalongerperiod.Wherethe thesiscontainsmaterialwhichthecandidate considersshouldhaverestricteddistribution, thePrincipalSupervisor,theDirector, ResearchTraining,andtheexaminersshall beinformedwhichpartsareclassified.

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SouthernCrossUniversityStudentHandbookDisclaimerSouthernCrossUniversitystrivestoensuretheaccuracyandreliabilityoftheinformationcontainedinthis studenthandbookdistributedbytheSouthernCrossUniversityorinformationstoredonthewebpagesof theSouthernCrossUniversity. SouthernCrossUniversityreservestherighttochangeoralteratanytime,withoutnotice,anyofthe information.ThisincludesanyinformationaboutcoursesorunitsofstudyorRulesRelatingtoAwards offeredbySouthernCrossUniversity.Pleaseconfirmanyinformationaboutcourses,unitsofstudyorfees withStudentServicesbyemailingenquiry@scu.edu.auorphoning1800626481.Allauthorised amendmentstothisstudenthandbookcanbefoundatscu.edu.au/courses,andshouldbereadin conjunctionwiththeStudentHandbooktowhichitrefers. Theinformationisnotintendedtoconveyanyoffer,promiseorguaranteeofaplacementwithinthe SouthernCrossUniversityoranyofferofguaranteethatacourseorunitwillbeofferedbySouthernCross Universityinthefuture. Totheextentpermittedatlaw,SouthernCrossUniversityexcludesallliability(includingalllosses,damages, costsandexpensesofwhatevernature)arisingfromtheuseof,orrelianceon,anyoftheinformation. SouthernCrossUniversity2012 Published: StudentServices Publicationdate: 10thJanuary2012 Editedby: PublicationsOfficer,StudentServices PrintedinAustraliaby: CompleteColourPrintingPty.Ltd. ISSN14460386 CRICOSProviderNo:01241G(NSW),03135E(Qld),02621K(WA) ThisStudentHandbookispublishedontheWorldWideWebscu.edu.au/handbook

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ContentsWelcomefromtheViceChancellorProfessorPeterLee............................................................................. iv GeneralInformation...................................................................................................................................1 HowtousetheStudentHandbook................................................................................................................2 CampusAddressesandContactTelephoneNumbers...................................................................................4 PrincipalTeachingDatesfor2012..................................................................................................................7

AcademicSchoolsoftheUniversity..........................................................................................................11

15 CourseInformation................................................................................................................................... ListofCoursesAlphabeticalbyAwardLevel............................................................................................16 StudyDisciplineAreas..................................................................................................................................21 UniversitywideMajors................................................................................................................................25 DetailsofCoursesAlphabeticalbyAwardLevel......................................................................................31 DiplomasandPreparationCourses..........................................................................................................31 AssociateDegrees....................................................................................................................................35 BachelorDegrees......................................................................................................................................39 BachelorHonoursAwards......................................................................................................................151 PostgraduateCourseworkAwards.........................................................................................................167 MastersbyThesisAwards......................................................................................................................227 ProfessionalDoctorateAwards..............................................................................................................245 DoctorofPhilosophy(PhD)....................................................................................................................251

DescriptionofUnits................................................................................................................................269 TerminologyGuide.....................................................................................................................................270 AlphabeticalListingofUnits.......................................................................................................................271 UnitDescriptionsbyUnitCode..................................................................................................................287 457 Rules....................................................................................................................................................... RulesRelatingtoAwards............................................................................................................................458 RulesRelatingtoStudentFeesandCharges..............................................................................................489 StudentMisconductRules..........................................................................................................................513

Index......................................................................................................................................................529 CampusMaps.........................................................................................................................................535

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WelcomefromtheViceChancellor ProfessorPeterLee

Asyouembarkonorcontinuewithyourstudies,youaremakingtheinvestmentofalifetimein yourselfandyourfuture. AtSouthernCrossUniversity,wearecommittedtohelpingyousucceedandtobuildingthe foundationsforalifetimeoflearning. WhetheryouarestudyingoncampusatLismore,CoffsHarbour,TweedHeadsorournewGoldCoast campus,throughcollaboratinginstitutionsorbydistanceeducation,youarenowpartoftheSouthern CrossUniversitylearningcommunity. Weunderstandthatmanystudentsbalancework,familyandstudycommitmentssoflexibilityis important.Manycoursesareofferedoncampusorbydistanceeducation,andparttimeaswellas fulltime.Ourteachingcalendarprovidesaframeworkforfurtherflexibility,byhelpingstudentspace theirstudiesandbalancetheirbusylives. Weknowthatbringingresearchknowledgeintoourteachingisanimportantwaytoensurethe relevanceofourcourses.ThatiswhySouthernCrossUniversitycontinuestobuildavibrantresearch capacityacrossitsSchools. YourtimeatSouthernCrossUniversitywillprepareyouforworkaftergraduationandintothefuture, equippingyoutolearnthroughoutlifesothatyoucanreskill,upgradeorchangecareers. Itrustthatyourlearningexperiencewithuswillbesatisfying,rewardingandengaging. ProfessorPeterLee ViceChancellor

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HowtousetheStudentHandbook..............................................................................2 CampusAddressesandContactTelephoneNumbers...................................................4

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HowtousetheStudentHandbookTheStudentHandbookhasbeendividedintofivemainsectionstoensurethatinformationiseasily accessible.Thesesectionsinclude: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. GeneralInformation(PrincipalDates,ContactInformationetc.) AcademicSchoolsoftheUniversity CourseInformation UnitInformation Rules

Tablesofcontentsareatthebeginningofeachofthesefivesections.

DOYOUWANTTOFINDACOURSE?Ifyouknowthenameofthecourse youareinterestedin TurntothefirstpageoftheCourseInformationsection onpage15whereyouwillfindanalphabeticallistingof allcourses. Coursedetailsincludesuchimportantinformationas thefullcoursename,thecampuswherethecourseis taught,itsduration,courserules,andthescheduleof unitswhichneedtobestudied.

DOYOUWANTTOFINDDETAILSOFINDIVIDUALUNITSTHATFORMPARTOFACOURSE?

Ifyouknowthenameoftheunit youareinterestedin Ifyouknowtheunitcodeandwant tofinddetailsoftheunit TurntotheAlphabeticalListingofUnitsonpage271.

TurntoUnitDescriptionsbyUnitCodeonpage287. Youshouldalwaystakeaccountofcourseandunit availabilitywhenplanningyourstudies. Youcanchecktheavailabilityofunitsbyviewingthe ScheduleofUnitsontheSCUwebsiteat scu.edu.au/scheduleofunits

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DOYOUWANTTOFINDOUTABOUTAPARTICULARRULE? Iftheissueisgeneralinnature relatingtoUniversitypolicyon admissions,enrolment, assessmentrules,feesand charges,then Iftheissueismorecoursespecific, andthereforemaynotbe applicabletoallcourses,then TurntotheCourseInformationsectionforyourcourse (analphabeticalListofCoursesisprovidedonpage16) whereyouwillfinddetailsofthespecificcourserules. Togetthefullpicture,youshouldrefertoboththe RulessectionintheStudentHandbookandtheSpecific AwardRulesdetailedundertherelevantcourseentry. FurtherinformationaboutUniversityrulescanbe foundintheGovernancesectionoftheuniversity website.Thiscanbefoundatscu.edu.au/governance. TurntotheRulessectionoftheStudentHandbookon page457.

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CampusAddressesandContactTelephoneNumbers*StudentsareadvisedSTDratesarechargedaccordingtodistance,timeofday,andlengthofcall.STDratescanapplyto phonenumberscommencingwiththesametwodigits.

LISMORECAMPUSAdmissionenquiries Telephone:1800626481 Email:[email protected] scu.edu.au/howtoapply MilitaryRoad,EastLismoreNSW2480 POBox157,LismoreNSW2480 Telephone 0266203000 Facsimile 0266203700

GOLDCOASTANDTWEEDHEADS(alllocations) LockedMailBag4 CoolangattaQLD4225 Telephone 0755893000 Facsimile 0755893700

GoldCoastCampusSouthernCrossDrive BilingaQLD4225

StudentServicesTelephone Facsimile National Telephone Facsimile International Telephone Facsimile 0266203444 0266224341

TweedHeadsSCURiversideBrettStreet TweedHeadsNSW2485

InternationalOffice0266203876 0266203227 +61266203876 +61266203227

TweedHeadsSCULakesideCaloolaDrive TweedHeadsNSW2485

ACADEMICSCHOOLSOFTHE UNIVERSITYRefertopage11formoredetails.

COFFSHARBOURCAMPUSHogbinDrive,CoffsHarbourNSW2450 Telephone 0266593777 Facsimile 0266593051

SCHOOLSANDCOLLEGES GnibiCollegeofIndigenous AustralianPeoplesTelephone Facsimile 0266203955 0266203438

SchoolofArtsandSocialSciencesLismore Telephone Facsimile 0266203831 0266221683 0266593309 0266593103

CoffsHarbour Telephone Facsimile

TweedHeadsSCURiverside Telephone 0755069351 Facsimile 0755069363

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SchoolofEducationLismore Telephone Facsimile 0266203620 0266221833 0266593654 0266593624

SchoolofTourismandHospitality ManagementLismore Telephone Facsimile 0266203920 0266269155 0266593212 0266593144


TweedHeadsSCULakeside Telephone 0755069251 Facsimile 0755069260 TweedHeadsSCURiverside Telephone 0755069351 Facsimile 0755069363



SouthernCrossBusinessSchool UndergraduateBusinessPrograms Lismore Telephone 0266203835 Facsimile 0266221724 UndergraduateInformationTechnology Programs CoffsHarbour Telephone 0266593209 Facsimile 0266593206 PostgraduateBusinessandManagement Programs GoldCoastandTweedHeads Telephone 0755069364 Facsimile 0755069301

SchoolofEnvironmentalScience andManagementTelephone Facsimile 0266203650 0266212669 NationalMarineScienceCentre Telephone 0266483900 Facsimile 0266516580

SchoolofHealthandHumanSciencesLismore Telephone Facsimile 0266269585 0266203022 0266593628 0266593202


TweedHeadsSCULakeside Telephone 0755069251 Facsimile 0755069260

TECHNOLOGYSERVICES TSServiceDeskLismore,GoldCoast andTweedHeadsTelephone Facsimile Telephone Facsimile 0266203698 0266203033 0266593080 0266593082

SchoolofLawandJustice

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DIVISIONOFRESEARCHTelephone Facsimile 0266203837 0266269145

ACADEMICSKILLSDEVELOPMENTUNITLismore Telephone Facsimile CoffsHarbour Telephone Facsimile 0266203386 0266203523 0266593323 0266593051

SpecialResearchCentresSouthernCrossGeoScience Telephone 0266203519 Facsimile 0266269499 SouthernCrossPlantScience Telephone 0266203356 Facsimile 0266222080


ResearchCentresCentreforTourism,LeisureandWork Telephone 0755893113 CentreforChildrenandYoungPeople(CCYP) Telephone 0266203605 Facsimile 0266203243 CentreforCoastalBiogeochemistryResearch Telephone 0266203773 CentreforGamblingEducationandResearch Telephone 0266209436 Facsimile 0266203565 MarineEcologyResearchCentre Telephone 0266203774 Facsimile 0266212669

THEHOTELSCHOOLSYDNEYTelephone Facsimile 0282493200 0292401338

UNIVERSITYLIBRARY Lismore Telephone Tollfree Facsimile CoffsHarbour Telephone Facsimile 0266203752 1800659460 0266203875 0266593232 0266593234

GoldCoastandTweedHeads Telephone 0755893100 Facsimile 0755893702

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PrincipalTeachingDatesfor2012ACADEMICYEARSESSION1 Classes StudyWeek StudyBreak Examinations InterSessionBreak SESSION2 Classes StudyWeek StudyBreak Examinations InterSessionBreak SESSION3 Classes StudyBreak StudyBreak Examinations 20FEBRUARY....2JUNE 20February.....18May 2April.....5April 21May.....23May 24May.....2June 4June.....15June 18JUNE....29SEPTEMBER 18June.....14September 30July.....3August 17September.....19September 20September.....29September 1October.....12October 15OCTOBER....2FEBRUARY 157October.....18January 17December.....1January 21January.....23January 24January.....2February TRIMESTERA 16JANUARY.....27APRIL Classes 16January....13April Examinations 16April....27April InterTrimesterBreak 30April....4May * TRIMESTERB 7MAY .....17AUGUST * Classes 7May ....3August Examinations 6August....17August InterTrimesterBreak 20August....24August *7MayispublicholidayinQLD. TRIMESTERC 27AUGUST.....7DECEMBER Classes 27August....23November Examinations 26November....7December

StudyWeek/Recess #Examinations

TEACHINGWEEKSSESSION1 February 1 20February.......24 March 2 27February.......2 March 3 5March.............9 March 4 12March...........16 March 5 19March...........23 March 6 26March...........30 April 7 2April................5 April 8 10April..............13 April 9 16April..............20 April 10 23April..............27 May 11 30April..............4 * May 12 7May ...............11 May 13 14May..............18 # May(Sat) 14 21May..............26 # June(Sat) 15 28May..............2 TRIMESTERA January 1 16January.........20 January 2 23January.........27 February 3 30January.........3 February 4 6February.........10 February 5 13February.......17 February 6 20February.......24 March 7 27February.......2 March 8 5March.............9 March 9 12March...........16 March 10 19March...........23 March 11 26March...........30 April 12 2April................5 April 13 10April..............13 # April 14 16April..............20 # April 15 23April..............27 *May7isapublicholidayinQLD. ^October1isapublicholidayinNSW.

SESSION2 June 1 18June..............22 June 2 25June..............29 July 3 2July.................6 July 4 9July.................13 July 5 16July...............20 July 6 23July...............27 August 7 30July...............3 August 8 6August............10 August 9 13August..........17 August 10 20August..........24 August 11 27August..........31 September 12 3September......7 September 13 10September....14 # September(Sat) 14 17September....22 # September(Sat) 15 24September....29 TRIMESTERB * May 1 7May ...............11 May 2 14May..............18 May 3 21May..............25 June 4 28May..............1 June 5 4June................8 June 6 12June..............15 June 7 18June..............22 June 8 25June..............29 July 9 2July.................6 July 10 9July.................13 July 11 16July...............20 July 12 23July...............27 August 13 30July...............3 # August 14 6August............10 # August 15 13August..........17

SESSION3 19October 1 15October........ 26October 2 22October........ 2November 3 29October........ 9November 4 5November...... 16November 5 12November.... 23November 6 19November.... 30November 7 26November.... 8 3December......7December 9 10December....14December 10 17December....21December 11 24December....28December 12 2January..........4January(2012) 13 7January..........11January 14 14January........18January # 15 21January........26January(Sat) # 16 29January........2February(Sat) TRIMESTERC 31August 1 27August.......... 2 3September.....7September 3 10September...14September 4 17September...21September 5 24September...28September ^ 6 1October ........5October 12October 7 8October.......... 19October 8 15October........ 26October 9 22October........ 2November 10 29October........ 9November 11 5November...... 16November 12 12November.... 23November 13 19November.... # 30November 14 26November.... # 15 3December......7December

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PRINCIPALDATESFOR2012In2009,theUniversitymovedtoanewteachingcalendarwiththreeteachingperiodsofequalduration. Thisformatallowsforthedevelopmentovertimeofanewrangeofoptionsforstudents.Theinclusionofan equalthirdsessionprovidesstudentswithaddedflexibility,includingtheoptiontofasttracksomecourses, catchuporrepeatunits,orspreadthestudyloadacrossthreeteachingperiods.Italsoprovidesnew opportunitiesforprofessionaldevelopmentcourses.

SessionsEachsessionisof15weeksdurationcomprising 12teachingweeks,amidsessionbreakanda studybreakbeforeexams.Atwoweek intersessionbreakoccursbetweeneachsession. Thereisanadditionalnonteachingweekin session3toaccommodatetheChristmasperiod.

CensusDateCensusDateisthedateprescribedintheHigher EducationSupportAct2003asthefinaldayupon whichenrolmentforastudyperiodbecomes fixed.Astudentcannotenrolorwithdrawfrom unitsaftercensusdatewithoutsignificant academicand/orfinancialpenalties.Census datesaresetforeachunitofstudythatthe Universityproposestooffereachyearandare allocatedtocoursesonthebasisofcampus locationandspecificcourserequirements.Please contactStudentServicesforfurtherinformation. For2012CensusDates,pleasecheckMy Enrolmentatscu.edu.au/myenrolment(login required).

TrimestersThereare3trimesters(A,BandC),eachof15 weeksduration.Eachtrimestercomprises13 teachingweeksandtwoassessmentweeks.Asian Trimesterscommencelaterthanstandard trimesters,butareidenticalinlengthandformat. Forstandardtrimesters,anonteachingweek occursbetweeneachtrimester.Afiveweek recessextendsfrommidDecembertolate January.

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January 1 2 6 16 26 27 February 4 13 1517 20 March 59 24 April NewYearsDayHoliday NewYearsDayHolidayAdditionalDay TrimesterC(2011)gradespublished TrimesterACommences AustraliaDayHoliday Session3(2011)examscommence Session3(2011)examsend Session3(2011)gradespublished Session1Orientation Session1Commences July 26 BeattheStressWeek 14 Finaldayforwithdrawalwithout failureTrimesterB August 6 TrimesterBexamscommence 17 TrimesterBexamsend 2024 InterTrimesterBreak 25 FinalDayforwithdrawalwithout failureSession2 27 TrimesterBgradespublished 27 TrimesterCCommences September 14 LecturesCeaseSession2 15 GraduationCeremony,Lismore 1719 StudyBreakSession2 20 Session2examscommence 29 Session2examsend October 1 LabourDayHoliday(NSWonly) 1 QueensBirthdayHoliday(Qldonly) 212 InterSessionBreak 1012 Session3Orientation 13 Session2gradespublished 15 Session3commences November 3 Finaldayforwithdrawalwithout failureTrimesterC 26 TrimesterCexamscommence December 7 TrimesterCexamsend 172/1 InterSessionBreak 22 Finaldayforwithdrawalwithout failureSession3 January2013 5 TrimesterCgradespublished 18 LecturesCeaseSession3 2123 StudyBreakSession3 26 AustraliaDayHoliday 24 Session3examscommence February2012 2 Session3examsend 11 Session3gradespublished

BeattheStressWeek Finaldayforwithdrawalwithout failureTrimesterA 31 GraduationCeremony,CoffsHarbour 1 6 9 16 21 25 27 30 DaylightSavingsTimeends GoodFridayHoliday EasterMonday TrimesterAexamscommence GraduationCeremony,Sydney ANZACDayHoliday TrimesterAexamsend Finaldayforwithdrawalwithout failureSession1 InterTrimesterBreak GraduationCeremony,Lismore LabourDayHoliday(QLDonly) TrimesterAgradespublished TrimesterBCommences LecturesCeaseSession1 GraduationCeremony,GoldCoast StudyBreakSession1 Session1examscommence

May 14 45 7 7 7 18 19 2123 24 June 2 4 415 11

Session1examsend GraduationCeremony,CoffsHarbour InterSessionBreak QueensBirthdayHoliday(NSW), QueensDiamondJubilee(Qld) 16 Session1gradespublished 1315 Session2Orientation 28 Session2Commences

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PRINCIPALDATESNOTES KeyDates:EducationProfessionalExperiencePleasecontacttheSchoolofEducationforProfessionalExperienceDates.

KeyDates:HealthandHumanScienceProfessionalExperiencePleasecontacttheSchoolofHealthandHumanScienceforProfessionalExperienceDates.

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GnibiCollegeofIndigenousAustralianPeoples.........................................................12 SchoolofArtsandSocialSciences.............................................................................. 12 SchoolofEducation...................................................................................................12 12 SchoolofEnvironmentalScienceandManagement...................................................

SchoolofHealthandHumanSciences.......................................................................12 SchoolofLawandJustice ..........................................................................................13

13 SchoolofTourismandHospitalityManagement........................................................

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AcademicSchoolsoftheUniversity



GnibiCollegeof IndigenousAustralian Peoples

Homepage: Email: MainOffice: Telephone: Facsimile: HeadofSchool Homepage: Email: MainOffice: Telephone: Facsimile: ActingHeadofSchool:

scu.edu.au/gnibi [email protected] Level2,HBlock,LismoreCampus 0266203955 0266203438 AdrianMillerBA,MPH scu.edu.au/sass [email protected] BBlock,LismoreCampus 0266203136 0266269128 MrKenBurkeBEd(Syd),DipEd(Syd), MEdAdmin(NE) scu.edu.au/education [email protected](Lismore,Tweed/Gold Coast) [email protected](CoffsHarbour) Level3,BBlockLismoreCampus 0266203620 0266221833 ProfessorMartinHaydenBA(Monash), DipEd(Monash),BEd(Monash),MEd(Monash), PhD(Melb) scu.edu.au/enviroscience [email protected] GroundFloor,OBlock,LismoreCampus 0266203650 0266212669 ProfessorJerryVanclayBSc(For)(Hons)(ANU), BA(UQ),DipCompSc(UQ),MSc(Oxford), DScFor(UQ) scu.edu.au/healthscience [email protected] Level1,ZBlock,LismoreCampus 0266269585 0266203022 ProfessorIainGrahamRN,BSc(CNAA), MEd(CNAA),MSc(Manch.),PhD(Manch.)

SchoolofArtsandSocial Sciences

SchoolofEducation

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SchoolofEnvironmental Scienceand Management

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SchoolofHealthand HumanSciences


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scu.edu.au/law [email protected] LBlock,LismoreCampus 0266203109 0266224167 ProfessorRocqueReynolds BA,LLM,PhD(Syd) scu.edu.au/tourism [email protected] Reception,RoomU2.02,UBlock,Lismore Campus 0266203920 0266269155 Positionunderrecruitmentprocessat timeofpublication scu.edu.au/businessschool ProfessorStephenKelly BAdmin(Griff),MBus(SCU),PhD(SCU)

SchoolofTourismand HospitalityManagement


SouthernCross BusinessSchool

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UndergraduatePrograms Email(forBusiness): [email protected] Email(forIT): [email protected] MainOffice: Reception,RoomR2.38C,R.Block LismoreCampus Telephone: 0266203835 Facsimile: 0266221724 PostgraduatePrograms Email: [email protected] MainOffice: Reception,GroundFloor,TweedHeads RiversideCampus Telephone: 0755069364 Facsimile: 0755069301

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AlphabeticalListofCourses.......................................................................................16 StudyDisciplineAreas................................................................................................21

25 UniversitywideMajors..............................................................................................

DiplomasandPreparationCourses............................................................................31

35 AssociateDegrees...................................................................................................... 39 BachelorDegrees.......................................................................................................

BachelorHonoursAwards........................................................................................151 PostgraduateCourseworkAwards...........................................................................167

227 MastersbyThesisAwards........................................................................................ 245 ProfessionalDoctorateAwards................................................................................ 251 DoctorofPhilosophy(PhD)......................................................................................

CourseInformation


ListofCoursesAlphabeticalbyAwardLevelDIPLOMASANDPREPARATIONCOURSESDiplomainCommunityRecovery.............................................................................................................................. 32 DiplomaofSportManagement(SurfingStudies)...................................................................................................... 33 PreparingforSuccessatSCU..................................................................................................................................... 34

ASSOCIATEDEGREESAssociateDegreeinLaw(ParalegalStudies)............................................................................................................. 36 AssociateDegreeofCreativeWriting........................................................................................................................ 37 AssociateDegreeofInformationTechnology........................................................................................................... 38

BACHELORDEGREESBachelorofAgeingintheCommunity....................................................................................................................... 40 BachelorofAppliedComputing................................................................................................................................41 BachelorofArts......................................................................................................................................................... 42 BachelorofArts,BachelorofLaws.................................................................................................................. 108 BachelorofArts,BachelorofLawswithHonours........................................................................................... 108 BachelorofArts/BachelorofEducation(Secondary)........................................................................................ 77 BachelorofBusiness,BachelorofArts.............................................................................................................. 48 BachelorofBusiness.................................................................................................................................................45 BachelorofBusiness,BachelorofLaws.......................................................................................................... 108 BachelorofBusiness,BachelorofLawswithHonours.................................................................................... 108 BachelorofBusinessAdministration......................................................................................................................... 57 BachelorofBusinessinConventionandEventManagement................................................................................... 59 BachelorofBusinessinHotelManagement............................................................................................................. 60 BachelorofBusinessinInternationalHospitalityManagement............................................................................... 62 BachelorofBusinessinInternationalTourismManagement................................................................................... 64 BachelorofBusinessinTourismManagement......................................................................................................... 65 BachelorofBusinessinTourismManagement,BachelorofLaws..................................................................108 BachelorofBusinessinTourismManagement,BachelorofLawswithHonours............................................108 BachelorofClinicalSciences.....................................................................................................................................67 BachelorofContemporaryMusic............................................................................................................................. 70 BachelorofContemporaryMusic,BachelorofLaws...................................................................................... 108 BachelorofContemporaryMusic,BachelorofLawswithHonours................................................................ 108 BachelorofContemporaryMusic/BachelorofEducation(Secondary)............................................................. 77 BachelorofEducation(EarlyChildhood)................................................................................................................... 71 BachelorofEducation(Primary)............................................................................................................................... 73 BachelorofEducation(Secondary)........................................................................................................................... 75 BachelorofArts/BachelorofEducation(Secondary)........................................................................................ 77 BachelorofContemporaryMusic/BachelorofEducation(Secondary)............................................................. 77 BachelorofScience/BachelorofEducation(Secondary).................................................................................. 77 BachelorofSportandExerciseScience/BachelorofEducation(Secondary)....................................................77 BachelorofVisualArts/BachelorofEducation(Secondary)............................................................................. 77 BachelorofEnvironmentalScience........................................................................................................................... 95 BachelorofEnvironmentalScience,BachelorofLaws.................................................................................... 108 BachelorofEnvironmentalScience,BachelorofLawswithHonours.............................................................108 BachelorofEnvironmentalTourismManagement................................................................................................... 97 BachelorofExerciseScienceandNutrition............................................................................................................... 99

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CourseInformation CourseListAlphabeticalbyAwardLevelBachelorofForestScienceandManagement......................................................................................................... 100 BachelorofIndigenousStudies................................................................................................................................101 BachelorofIndigenousStudies,BachelorofLaws.......................................................................................... 108 BachelorofIndigenousStudies,BachelorofLawswithHonours.................................................................... 108 BachelorofInformationTechnology....................................................................................................................... 103 BachelorofLaws...................................................................................................................................................... 105 BachelorofLawswithHonours....................................................................................................................... 105 BachelorofLawsDoubleDegrees........................................................................................................................... 108 BachelorofArts,BachelorofLaws.................................................................................................................. 108 BachelorofArts,BachelorofLawswithHonours............................................................................................ 108 BachelorofBusinessinTourismManagement,BachelorofLaws................................................................... 108 BachelorofBusinessinTourismManagement,BachelorofLawswithHonours............................................108 BachelorofBusiness,BachelorofLaws........................................................................................................... 108 BachelorofBusiness,BachelorofLawswithHonours.................................................................................... 108 BachelorofContemporaryMusic,BachelorofLaws....................................................................................... 108 BachelorofContemporaryMusic,BachelorofLawswithHonours................................................................108 BachelorofEnvironmentalScience,BachelorofLaws.................................................................................... 108 BachelorofEnvironmentalScience,BachelorofLawswithHonours.............................................................. 108 BachelorofIndigenousStudies,BachelorofLaws.......................................................................................... 108 BachelorofIndigenousStudies,BachelorofLawswithHonours.................................................................... 108 BachelorofLegalandJusticeStudies,BachelorofLaws................................................................................. 108 BachelorofLegalandJusticeStudies,BachelorofLawswithHonours........................................................... 108 BachelorofSocialScience,BachelorofLaws.................................................................................................. 108 BachelorofSocialScience,BachelorofLawswithHonours............................................................................ 109 BachelorofSportandExerciseScience,BachelorofLaws..............................................................................109 BachelorofSportandExerciseScience,BachelorofLawswithHonours........................................................ 109 BachelorofLegalandJusticeStudies...................................................................................................................... 128 BachelorofLegalandJusticeStudies,BachelorofLaws................................................................................. 108 BachelorofLegalandJusticeStudies,BachelorofLawswithHonours........................................................... 108 BachelorofMarineScienceandManagement........................................................................................................ 130 BachelorofMedia.................................................................................................................................................... 132 BachelorofMidwifery.............................................................................................................................................133 BachelorofNursing.................................................................................................................................................135 BachelorofOccupationalTherapy........................................................................................................................... 136 BachelorofPsychologicalScience........................................................................................................................... 137 BachelorofScience/BachelorofEducation(Secondary)........................................................................................... 77 BachelorofSocialScience........................................................................................................................................138 BachelorofSocialScience,BachelorofLaws.................................................................................................. 108 BachelorofSocialScience,BachelorofLawswithHonours............................................................................ 109 BachelorofSportandExerciseScience................................................................................................................... 140 BachelorofSportandExerciseScience,BachelorofLaws.............................................................................. 109 BachelorofSportandExerciseScience,BachelorofLawswithHonours........................................................ 109 BachelorofSportandExerciseScience/BachelorofEducation(Secondary)....................................................77 BachelorofSportTourismManagement................................................................................................................. 142 BachelorofTeaching(Primary)................................................................................................................................143 BachelorofTechnologyEducation.......................................................................................................................... 145 145 BachelorofTechnologyEducationwithHonours.................................................................................................... 147 BachelorofTraumaandHealing.............................................................................................................................. 149 BachelorofVisualArts............................................................................................................................................. BachelorofVisualArts/BachelorofEducation(Secondary).............................................................................. 77


BACHELORHONOURSAWARDSBachelorofArts(Honours)...................................................................................................................................... 152 BachelorofBusinessinTourismandHospitalityManagementwithHonours........................................................ 153 BachelorofBusinesswithHonours......................................................................................................................... 154 BachelorofContemporaryMusicwithHonours..................................................................................................... 155 BachelorofEnvironmentalSciencewithHonours.................................................................................................. 156 BachelorofExerciseScienceandNutritionwithHonours...................................................................................... 157 BachelorofForestScienceandManagementwithHonours.................................................................................. 158 BachelorofHealthScience(Nursing)withHonours............................................................................................... 159 BachelorofHealthSciencewithHonours............................................................................................................... 158 BachelorofIndigenousStudieswithHonours........................................................................................................ 159 BachelorofInformationTechnologywithHonours................................................................................................ 160 BachelorofMarineScienceandManagementwithHonours................................................................................. 160 BachelorofMediawithHonours............................................................................................................................ 161 BachelorofNaturopathywithHonours.................................................................................................................. 162 BachelorofNursingwithHonours.......................................................................................................................... 162 BachelorofPsychologicalSciencewithHonours.................................................................................................... 163 BachelorofSocialSciencewithHonours................................................................................................................ 163 BachelorofSportandExerciseSciencewithHonours............................................................................................ 164 BachelorofSportTourismManagementwithHonours.......................................................................................... 165 BachelorofVisualArtswithHonours...................................................................................................................... 166

POSTGRADUATECOURSEWORKAWARDSGraduateCertificateinAcademicPractice.............................................................................................................. 168 GraduateCertificateinResearchManagement...................................................................................................... 169 GraduateCertificateinWorkingwithIndigenousCommunities............................................................................. 170 GraduateDiplomainInformationTechnology........................................................................................................ 171 GraduateDiplomainLaw........................................................................................................................................ 172 GraduateDiplomaofEducation.............................................................................................................................. 172 GraduateDiplomaofForestScienceandManagement......................................................................................... 174 GraduateDiplomaofPsychology............................................................................................................................ 175 LeCordonBleuMasterofGastronomicTourism.................................................................................................... 176 LeCordonBleuGraduateCertificateinGastronomicTourism....................................................................... 176 LeCordonBleuGraduateDiplomainGastronomicTourism.......................................................................... 176 MasterofBusinessAdministration......................................................................................................................... 178 GraduateCertificateinBusinessAdministration............................................................................................ 178 GraduateDiplomainBusinessAdministration................................................................................................ 178 MasterofBusinessAdministration(Advanced).............................................................................................. 178 MasterofBusinessAdministrationinHotelandTourismManagement................................................................ 181 GraduateCertificateofBusinessAdministrationinHotelandTourismManagement...................................181 GraduateDiplomaofBusinessAdministrationinHotelandTourismManagement......................................181 MasterofChildhoodandYouthStudies.................................................................................................................. 183 GraduateCertificateofChildhoodandYouthStudies.................................................................................... 183 GraduateDiplomaofChildhoodandYouthStudies........................................................................................ 183 MasterofClinicalExercisePhysiology..................................................................................................................... 185 MasterofClinicalLeadership(Advanced)............................................................................................................... 186 188 MasterofClinicalPractice....................................................................................................................................... 188 GraduateCertificateofClinicalPractice.......................................................................................................... 188 GraduateDiplomaofClinicalPractice.............................................................................................................

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CourseInformation CourseListAlphabeticalbyAwardLevelMasterofCommerce(FinancialPlanning)............................................................................................................... 191 GraduateCertificateofFinancialPlanning...................................................................................................... 191 GraduateDiplomaofFinancialPlanning .......................................................................................................... 191 MasterofCommunityDevelopment(EmergencyManagement) ............................................................................ 193 GraduateCertificateinCommunityDevelopment(EmergencyManagement)...............................................193 GraduateDiplomaofCommunityDevelopment(EmergencyManagement) ..................................................193 ....................................................................................................... 195 MasterofConventionandEventManagement GraduateCertificateinConventionandEventManagement.......................................................................... 195 GraduateDiplomainConventionandEventManagement............................................................................. 195 MasterofEducation................................................................................................................................................197 MasterofEnvironmentalScienceandManagement............................................................................................... 198 MasterofForestScienceandManagement............................................................................................................ 199 MasterofHumanResourcesandOrganisationalDevelopment.............................................................................. 201 GraduateCertificateofHumanResourcesandOrganisationalDevelopment.................................................201 GraduateDiplomaofHumanResourcesandOrganisationalDevelopment....................................................201 MasterofIndigenousStudies..................................................................................................................................203 GraduateCertificateofIndigenousStudies..................................................................................................... 203 GraduateDiplomaofIndigenousStudies........................................................................................................ 203 MasterofInternationalBusiness............................................................................................................................. 205 GraduateDiplomainInternationalBusiness................................................................................................... 205 MasterofInternationalSportManagement............................................................................................................ 207 GraduateCertificateinInternationalSportManagement ............................................................................... 207 GraduateDiplomainInternationalSportManagement.................................................................................. 207 MasterofInternationalTourismandHotelManagement ....................................................................................... 209 GraduateCertificateinInternationalTourismandHotelManagement..........................................................209 GraduateDiplomainInternationalTourismandHotelManagement.............................................................209 MasterofInternationalTourismandHotelManagement(Advanced)...........................................................209 MasterofManagement...........................................................................................................................................211 GraduateCertificateinManagement.............................................................................................................. 211 GraduateDiplomainManagement................................................................................................................. 211 MasterofMarineScienceandManagement.......................................................................................................... 213 MasterofOsteopathicMedicine............................................................................................................................. 214 MasterofProfessionalAccounting.......................................................................................................................... 215 GraduateCertificateinAccounting................................................................................................................. 215 GraduateDiplomainAccounting..................................................................................................................... 215 MasterofProfessionalManagement...................................................................................................................... 217 GraduateCertificateinProfessionalManagement......................................................................................... 217 GraduateDiplomainProfessionalManagement ............................................................................................. 217 MasterofPublicHealth...........................................................................................................................................219 MasterofPublicHealth(Advanced)................................................................................................................ 219 MasterofTechnologyandManagement ................................................................................................................. 221 GraduateCertificateofTechnologyandManagement................................................................................... 221 GraduateDiplomaofTechnologyandManagement ....................................................................................... 221 MasterofVocationalEducationandTraining .......................................................................................................... 224 GraduateCertificateofVocationalEducationandTraining............................................................................ 224 GraduateDiplomaofVocationalEducationandTraining ................................................................................ 224 PostgraduateDiplomaofPsychology...................................................................................................................... 226


MASTERSBYTHESISAWARDSMasterofArts.........................................................................................................................................................228 MasterofBusiness..................................................................................................................................................228 MasterofEducation................................................................................................................................................228 MasterofLaws........................................................................................................................................................228 MasterofScience....................................................................................................................................................228 MastersbyThesisQualifier.....................................................................................................................................240

PROFESSIONALDOCTORATEAWARDSDoctorofBusinessAdministration(DBA)................................................................................................................ 246 DoctorofEducation(EdD).......................................................................................................................................246 DoctorofIndigenousPhilosophies(DIndigPh)........................................................................................................ 246 DoctorofPhilosophy(PhD).....................................................................................................................................252 DoctorofPhilosophyQualifier........................................................................................................................ 263

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CourseInformation StudyDisciplineAreas

StudyDisciplineAreasARTSCommittedtoproducinggraduateswithskillsand knowledgerelatingtocriticalandcreative thinking;independenceofmind;understanding ofsocial,culturalandhistoricalsystemsand practices;practicalskillsinlanguage,andhighly developedresearchskills. facilitiesareavailableforrecording,music productionandconcertperformance.

EDUCATIONSeeTeachingandEducationonpage24.

ENVIRONMENTALSCIENCEAND MANAGEMENTOffersdegreesinmarinescience,inforestry,and inenvironmentalsciencewithspecialisationin coastalmanagement,environmentalresource management,andfisheriesandaquaculture management.Designedforpeoplewhoare passionateaboutwiseuseofourenvironment, thesecoursespreparestudentsforawiderange ofcareeropportunities.

BUSINESSMANAGEMENTContemporaryandflexibleundergraduateand postgraduatecoursesareofferedinawiderange ofdisciplines,fromaccountingandhuman resourcesthroughtomarketingandinternational sportsmanagement.Studentscangainabroad rangeofskillsorspecialisewithsingleordouble majors,andanhonoursoptionisalsoavailablein theBachelorofBusiness.Doubledegreesare offeredwithartsandlawandresearchbased masters,DBAandPhDprogramsarealso availableacrossawiderangeofbusinesstopics.

EXERCISESCIENCEANDSPORT MANAGEMENTOffersstudiesinsportandexercisescience, surfingstudies,andexercisescienceand nutrition.Committedtoproducinggraduates suitableforemploymentinareasincludingsport andexercisescience,thehealthandexercise industry,sportmanagementandsport administration,orforfurtherstudyinexercise physiology.

CLINICALSCIENCESTheBachelorofClinicalScienceisa clinicallyorientedhealthsciencedegree.Itis suitableasafirstdegreeforthosewhoplan postgraduateprofessionalstudiesinmedicineor alliedhealth,includingosteopathicmedicine.

CONTEMPORARYMUSICFocusesonstudiesinmusicindustry; professionalstudies;musiceducationand performanceintheareasofbassguitar,drums, guitar,keyboards,andvoice.Professionalmusic industryrelatedskillsaredevelopedtogether withmusicperformance,ensembleplaying, composition,recordingandproduction.Excellent

INDIGENOUSSTUDIESAimstocommunicateandgenerate understandingofIndigenousworldviewsby exploringpastandcontemporaryrelationships betweenculturaldiversityandidentity,people andplace,speciesandenvironments.Grounded ontheprinciplesofrespect,responsibilityand accountability,arangeofcourseoptionsoffer IndigenousandnonIndigenousstudentsthe


opportunitytopursueinterestsinspirituality, healing,culturalexpression,politics,law, personalandcommunityempowerment.

INFORMATIONTECHNOLOGYOurinformationtechnology(IT)coursesare professionallyaccreditedbytheAustralian ComputerSocietyandequipstudentswiththe highlevelofskillrequiredtoentertheIT industry.Disciplinesincludeprogramming, systemsanalysisanddesign,database development,networkingandcommunications theory,computersecurity,multimedia applicationsdevelopmentandthemanagement oftechnology.Anhonoursoptionisalsoavailable intheBachelorofInformationTechnology.

locationrecordingequipment.Professional placementsandartsbusinessskillsarecore aspectsofstudyintheBachelorofMedia,and thedegreehasstronglinkstotheregions creativeindustriescommunity.Thedegreeis movingtoexternaldelivery,enablingmostunits tobestudiedfromanylocation.

MIDWIFERYThedisciplineofMidwiferyisfoundedonrespect forwomenandvaluingoftheirplaceinsociety andinchildbearing.Midwiferypracticefocuses onworkinginpartnershipwithwomenin pregnancy,childbirthandearlyparenting,and enhancingprimaryhealthineachwomanandher familyslife.ThenewBachelorofMidwifery preparesgraduatesforentryintoprofessional midwiferypracticewithskills,attitudesand knowledgetoprovidehighqualitycarethrough safeandeffectivewomancentredmidwifery practice.

LAWANDJUSTICETograduatestudentswhoaregender,culturally, socially,politically,environmentallyandethically aware,whohaveasoundknowledgeofthelaw, areabletoexpressthemselvesclearlyand concisely,arecapableofcritical,creativeand reflectivethinking,havehighlevelsofpractical legalskills,arelifelonglearners,astutetothe phenomenaofchangeandwhoachieve excellenceintheirfield.

NATURALANDCOMPLEMENTARY MEDICINETheBachelorofNaturopathy,introducedin1995, wasthefirstundergraduatedegreein complementarymedicineatanAustralian university.TheBachelorofClinicalSciences (ComplementaryMedicineandNaturopathic Studies)providesthefoundationtoentera careerinindustryorprivateenterpriseas advisors.Howeverinordertoenterprivate practice,furtherclinicalstudiesarenecessary.

MEDIACommittedtograduatingstudentswhoare technologicallyadaptable,critical,creative, entrepreneurialandworkreadyforanevolving, crossmediamarketplace.Mediastudentsgain bothpracticalandtheoreticalskillswithmajorsin screenproduction,journalism,mediadesign,and mediaandsociety.Excellenttechnicalfacilities areavailableforproductionatourLismore campus,includingdigitalworkstationsandlabs, radioandmulticameratelevisionstudios,and

NURSINGANDPUBLICHEALTHFocusesonundergraduate,postgraduateand continuingeducationfornursesandotherhealth careprofessionals.Theundergraduatedegree, BachelorofNursing,provideseligibilityto

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CourseInformation StudyDisciplineAreas becomearegisterednurseinAustralia. PostgraduatedegreesincludingtheMasterof ClinicalPractice(bycoursework)andMasterof PublicHealthaimtodevelopleadersinhealth care,withspecialtystreamsavailableforalarge rangeofhealthcareworkersincluding:medical practitioners,nurses,alliedhealthand complementaryhealthcareprofessionals.Strong researchawardsavailableatHonours,Master andPhDlevels.Provisionofthemostuptodate technologiesandresourcesensuresarewarding studentexperience. MasterofOsteopathicMedicineofferedby SouthernCrossUniversity(orequivalent).

PSYCHOLOGYThescientificstudyofhumanbehaviourand experience,includingcognitiveprocessesand emotion.Adiversediscipline,withafocus rangingfromthestudyofindividualsthroughto thebehaviourofpeopleinsocialcontextsand communities.Coursesaredesignedtomeetthe accreditationrequirementsoftheAustralian PsychologicalSociety/APAC,andregistration requirementsoftheAustralianHealth PractitionerRegulationAgency.Coursesare availableatbothundergraduateand postgraduatelevels.

OCCUPATIONALTHERAPYOccupationalTherapistsprovideservicesto peoplewhoseabilitytocopewitheverydaylife isimpairedbydevelopmentaldeficits,theageing process,physicalinjury,psychologicalorsocial disability.TheBachelorofOccupationalTherapy providesstudentsanunderstandingofthe theoreticalandpracticalcomponentsofthefield, withafocusongeneralandspecialistknowledge andskills.OccupationalTherapistsfindworkina widerangeofsettingsincludingpublicand privatehospitals,vocationalrehabilitation centres,tertiaryeducationcentresandprivate practice.

SOCIALSCIENCESFocusedonprofessionallearninginavarietyof educational,privateindustry,publicsectorand otherworkplaceorcommunitysettings,including public,privateandcommunitybased organisations.Offeringadiverserangeof multidisciplinaryundergraduateand postgraduateawardsinthefieldsofcounselling, socialwelfarestudies,communitystudies, governmentandpolicystudiesandcommunity development(emergencymanagement).

OSTEOPATHYOsteopathyisaholisticsystemofdiagnosisand manualtherapyusedtotreatmusculoskeletal problemsandotherfunctionaldisordersofthe body.InAustralia,Osteopathsareregisteredas primarycarepractitioners.Forstudents interestedinpursuingacareerinosteopathy, fiveyearsofeducationandtrainingisrequired. ThefirstcomponentisthethreeyearBachelorof ClinicalScienceswithadoublemajorin OsteopathicStudiesandHumanStructureand Function.Thesecondcomponentisatwoyear


TEACHINGANDEDUCATIONCommittedtoproducinggraduateswithrelevant disciplineknowledge,curriculumexpertiseand pedagogicalknowledge,aswellashighly developedpracticalskills,toundertake employmentinearlychildhoodeducation (birth8years),primaryeducation(KYr6), secondaryeducation,technologyeducationand tertiaryeducation.Postgraduatecoursesoffer flexibleprofessionallearningopportunitiesfor teachersandothereducatorsinhighpriority areasincludingeducationalinformation technology,educationalleadership,and vocationaleducationandtraining.Inadditionto courseworkpostgraduatecourses,theSchool alsooffersProfessionalDoctorate(EdD)andPhD awards.Aninterdisciplinaryresearchcentre attachedtotheSchoolofEducationsupportsa rangeofresearchprojectswithandforchildren andyoungpeople.Afurtherresearchcentrewith afocusonpolicyandpracticeinhighereducation alsoexiststosupportgraduatestudents.

andMulphaAustralia.TheSchoolsinternship programisasignificantcomponentofall undergraduatedegrees,allowingstudentstogain valuablepracticalindustryexperience. Internationalexchangeopportunitiesare availableforstudentstospendasessionstudying withoneofouroverseaspartnerinstitutions, gainingvaluableglobalexperience. TheSchoolofferspostgraduatecoursework degreesatMasterslevelintourismandhotel managementandconventionandevent management.ItalsooffersHonoursprograms andresearchdegreesatboththeMastersand PhDlevel.Inundertakingresearchdegrees studentswillhavetheopportunitytoworkwith eminentacademicsontopicsimportanttothe studyoftourismandhospitality.Supervisorystaff areresearchactivescholarswhoare wellpublishedandrespectedintheirrespective fields.

VISUALARTSOneofAustraliasleadingvisualartscourseswith thefocusoncontemporaryartpractice,offering theoryandstudiobasedstudy.Majorofferings availableinArtsIndustry/TechnologyandArts Industry/MediaArts,withspecialisationsin painting,printmakingandthreedimensional studies,supportedbyminorstrandstudiesin digitalartanddesign,drawing,photography,and arttheory.Corestudiesinfirstsemesterprovide experienceinthebroadrangeofstudiooptions forallstudentsfollowedbyaselectionof specialisationsincontinuingsemesters,while providingsubstantialflexibilitytomovebetween studioareas.TheUniversitysNextArtGallery complementsthestudiostudieswithanart industryinterface,offeringgalleryandcuratorial experiencetoparticipatingstudents.

TOURISMANDHOSPITALITY MANAGEMENTTheSchoolofTourismandHospitality ManagementisoneofAustraliaslongestrunning providersoftourismandhospitalityeducation, offeringarangeofundergraduateand postgraduatebusinessmanagementdegrees, deliveredoncampusandbydistanceeducation. TheSchoolsundergraduatedegreesprepare graduatesforcareersininternationaltourism andhospitalitymanagement,hotelandresort management,conventionandevent management,sporttourismmanagement, gamingmanagementandenvironmentaltourism management.Ourhotelmanagementdegree offeredatTheHotelSchoolSydneyisaunique partnershipbetweenSouthernCrossUniversity

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UniversitywideMajorsInadditiontothemajorsthatmaybeoffered withinyourpreferredcourse,youmaybeableto selectamajorfromadifferentdisciplinearea withintheUniversityifyourcoursestructure allowsyoutoundertakeelectives. AUniversitywideMajorconsistsof8unitswhich youchoosefromaselectionofupto14.There arenoprerequisitesforthatmajor,butthere maybeunitswithinitwhichareprerequisites forotherunitsinthemajor. Example:IfyouenrolinaBachelorofArts,and youwouldliketoincludetheSustainability (Universitywide)majorwithinyourcourseof study,youwillneedtocompleteBIO10187and SOC10236first,beforeproceedingwiththeother Sustainabilityunitsyouhavechosen. YouareadvisedtocarefullychecktheSchedule ofUnitsforavailabilityasunitsinUniversitywide majorsmaybeofferedbyacombinationof oncampusstudy(atCoffsHarbour,Lismoreand GoldCoastandTweedHeads)anddistance education. TheScheduleofUnitsisavailableat scu.edu.au/scheduleofunits Ifyouareinterestedinselectinga Universitywidemajor,youshouldalsocontact yourSchoolStudentLiaisonTeamtoenquirehow thismightbeaccommodatedwithinyourcourse structure.ContactdetailsforyourSchoolStudent LiaisonTeamareinthecourseguidesfornew andreenrollingstudents. Thefollowingdetailsmaybesubjecttochange. PleasecontactyourSchoolforconfirmationof thestructurebeforeactingonthisinformation.

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EDUCATION NameofUniversitywideMajor: Code: AcademicOrganisationalUnit: Rule: Education UEDU01 SchoolofEducation Anyeight(8)ofthefollowingunits EDU10129 EDU01304 EDU10514 DES10636 ENG00355 HumanSocietyandits EnvironmentsEducationI: Foundations MusicandChildren UnderstandingChildrenandYoung People HistoryofDesignandTechnology Storytelling

ScheduleofUnitsEDU00401 EDU00404 EDU01286 EDU01308 EnglishEducationI:Foundations MathematicsEducationI: CurriculumandPedagogy EnvironmentalEducation IndigenousAustraliansin Education

INDIGENOUSAUSTRALIANSTUDIES NameofUniversitywideMajor: Code: AcademicOrganisationalUnit: Rule: IndigenousAustralianStudies UIND01 GnibiCollegeofIndigenousAustralianPeoples Eight(8)unitscomprisingthefollowing CUL00408 CUL00412 CUL00413 EDU01308 HEA10202 LAW00055 LAW00056 HealthandIndigenousAustralian Peoples IndigenousWaysofCultural Expression HumanRightsandIndigenous Peoples IndigenousAustraliansin Education TheStoryofHealing/Indigenous Healing Aborigines,TorresStraitIslanders andContemporaryLegalIssues Aborigines,TorresStraitIslanders andtheCriminalJusticeSystem

ScheduleofUnitsCompulsory: CUL00401 IndigenousWorldViews CUL00420 HistoryofInvasionofAboriginal Nations SOC00417 RaceandRacism SOY00419 CaringforKuntri:Indigenous EnvironmentalManagement Pluschoosefour(4)unitsfromthefollowing: CSL00416 CulturalandSpiritualWellbeing CUL00402 ContemporaryAustralian IndigenousIssues


LAWANDJUSTICE NameofUniversitywideMajor: Code: AcademicOrganisationalUnit: Rule: LawandJustice ULAW01 SchoolofLawandJustice LAW10157andLAW00051arecompulsory,plusanysix(6)unitsfromthe remainingunitslisted LAW00118 LAW00214 LAW00514 LAW00521 LAW00522 LAW00526 LAW10068 LAW10159 EnvironmentalLaw4 MediationandDisputeResolution5 Criminology6 InternationalLaw7 HumanRights8 InternationalCriminalJustice9 LawandGovernmentDecision Making10 PrinciplesofContractLaw11

ScheduleofUnitsCompulsory: LAW10157 AustralianLegalSystem LAW00051 LegalResearchandWriting Pluschoosesix(6)unitsfromthefollowing: LAW00050 CriminalProcess LAW00053 FoundationsofTorts1 LAW00059 WelfareLaw2 LAW00106 EEOandOH&SLawandPractice3

1 Prerequisites:LAW00051LegalResearchandWriting;ANDLAW00130IntroductiontoLawandContractORLAW00150 IntroductiontoBusinessLawORLAW10157AustralianLegalSystem. 2 Prerequisites:LAW00130IntroductiontoLa

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