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24. Graduate and postgraduate courses
    24.1. Graduate certificates
    24.2. Graduate diplomas
    24.3. Postgraduate certificates
    24.4. Postgraduate diplomas
    24.5. Masters by coursework
    24.6. Masters by research
        24.6.1. Masters by advanced seminar and shorter thesis
        24.6.2. Masters by thesis
    24.7. Doctorate

24. Graduate and postgraduate courses

24.1. Graduate certificates

Fifty points (usually six months full-time): usually four subjects at level one, two and three.

• Graduate Certificate in Arts

  Options available: American Studies, Ancient and Medieval Studies, Anthropology, Art History, Asian Studies, Australian Indigenous Studies, Australian Studies, Cinema Studies, Classics and Archaeology, Creative Writing, Cultural Studies, Development Studies, English Language Studies, English Literature, Environmental Studies, European Studies, Gender Studies, Geography, History, History and Philosophy of Science, International Politics, Islamic Studies, Jewish Studies, Linguistics and Applied Linguistics, Medieval and Renaissance Studies, New Media Applications, Philosophy, Political Science, Public History and Heritage, Renaissance and Early Modern Studies, Social Theory, Sociology.

  A general Graduate Certificate in Arts is also available, in which subjects from a number of different arts areas may be completed.

• Graduate Certificate in Arts Management

• Graduate Certificate in Criminology

• Graduate Certificate in Criminology (Forensic Disability)

• Graduate Certificate in Cross-cultural Communication

• Graduate Certificate in Digital Media

24.2. Graduate diplomas

One hundred points (usually twelve months full-time): usually eight subjects at level one, two and three

• Graduate Diploma in Arts

  Options available: American Studies, Ancient and Medieval Studies, Anthropology, Arabic Studies, Art History, Asian Studies, Australian Indigenous Studies, Australian Studies, Chinese, Chinese Studies, Cinema Studies, Classics and Archaeology, Creative Writing, Criminology, Cross-Cultural Communication, Cultural Studies, Development Studies, English Language Studies, English Literature, Environmental Studies, European Studies, French, Gender Studies, Geography, German, Hebrew, History, History and Philosophy of Science, Indonesian, International Politics, Islamic Studies, Italian, Japanese, Jewish Studies, Linguistics and Applied Linguistics, Logic and Philosophy of Science, Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Philosophy, Philosophy and Social Theory, Political Science, Public History And Heritage, Renaissance and Early Modern Studies, Russian, Social Theory, Sociology, Swedish.

  A general Graduate Diploma in Arts is also available, in which subjects from a number of different arts areas may be completed.

• Graduate Diploma in Creative Arts

24.3. Postgraduate certificates

Fifty points (usually six months full-time): usually four subjects at honours level

• Postgraduate Certificate in Arts

  Options available: Art History, Australian Studies, Cinema Studies, Classics and Archaeology, Cultural Studies, Development Studies, English Language Studies, English Literature, French, Gender Studies, German, History, History and Philosophy of Science, International Politics, Italian, Jewish Studies, Language Testing and Language Program Evaluation, Linguistics and Applied Linguistics, Media and Communications, Philosophy, Photographic Materials Conservation, Political Science, Publishing and Communications, Social Theory, Social Work, Sociology.

• Postgraduate Certificate in Art Conservation Studies

• Postgraduate Certificate in International Development

• Postgraduate Certificate in International Studies

• Postgraduate Certificate in Professional Ethics

24.4. Postgraduate diplomas

One hundred points (usually twelve months full-time): usually five subjects and a 12,000-word thesis at honours level

• Postgraduate Diploma in Arts

  Options available: Ancient and Medieval Studies, Anthropology, Arabic Studies, Art History, Asian Studies, Australian Studies, Chinese, Cinema Studies, Classical Studies and Archaeology, Classics, Criminology, Cultural and Material Conservation, Cultural Studies, Development Studies, English Language Studies, English Literature, Environmental Studies, French, Gender Studies, Geography, German, History, History and Philosophy of Science, Indonesian, International Politics, Islamic Studies, Italian, Japanese, Jewish Studies, Linguistics and Applied Linguistics, Mathematics and Statistics, Media and Communications, Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Philosophy, Political Science, Public History and Heritage, Publishing and Communications, Renaissance and Early Modern Studies, Social Theory, Socio-Legal Studies, Sociology.

• Postgraduate Diploma in Arts Management

• Postgraduate Diploma in Creative Arts

• Postgraduate Diploma in International Studies

• Postgraduate Diploma in Professional Ethics

• Postgraduate Diploma in Social Work

24.5. Masters by coursework

• One hundred points (usually twelve months full-time): usually five subjects and a 12,000-word thesis at masters level

  or

  Two hundred points (usually twenty-four months full-time): usually eight subjects at honours level, as well as five subjects and a 12,000-word thesis at masters level

  • Master of Arts

    Areas of study available: Asian Societies, Cinema Management, Creative Writing, Publishing and Editing, Cultural Material Conservation, Editing and Communications, English Language, Gender and Development, Geography, Global Journalism, Global Media Communication, International Politics, Islamic Studies, Media and Communications, Professional and Applied Ethics, Public History and Heritage, Publishing and Communications.

  • Master of Applied Linguistics

  • Master of Art Curatorship

  • Master of Arts Management

  • Master of Creative Writing

  • Master of Creative Writing, Publishing and Editing

  • Master of Criminology

  • Master of Criminology (Forensic Psychology) (not available 2007)

  • Master of Development Studies

  • Master of Digital Media (not available 2007)

  • Master of International Politics

  • Master of International Studies

  • Master of Public Policy and Management

  • Master of Social Policy

  • Master of Social Work

24.6. Masters by research

24.6.1. Masters by advanced seminar and shorter thesis

• Master of Arts

  Options available: Australian Studies, Applied Linguistics, Art History, Chinese, Gender Studies, History, History and Philosophy of Science, International Justice, Islamic Studies, International Politics, Linguistics, Media and Communications, Philosophy, Policy Studies, Public History, Social Theory.

24.6.2. Masters by thesis

• Master of Arts

  Options available: Anthropology, Applied Linguistics, Arabic Studies, Art History, Australian Indigenous Studies, Australian Studies, Chinese, Cinema Studies, Classics and Archaeology, Computer-Assisted Language Learning (CALL), Computer Science, Creative Writing, Criminology, Cultural Material Conservation, Cultural Studies, Development Studies, English Literature, Environmental Studies, French, Gender Studies, Geography, German, History, History and Philosophy of Science, Indonesian, Islamic Studies, Italian, Japanese, Jewish Studies, Linguistics, Mathematics and Statistics, Media and Communications, Music, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Public History, Public Policy, Social Theory, Socio-Legal Studies, Sociology, Swedish.

• Master of Creative Arts

24.7. Doctorate

• Doctor of Philosophy

• Doctor of Letters

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