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ACADEMIA
Tutorial Program
Tutorials on specific subjects are led
by qualified tutors in an informal,
supportive, small group setting. ese are
run on a weekly basis for an hour in the
evening to avoid clashes with classes and
other commitments. Tutorials are
customised to meet the needs of the
students and the core content being
taught at university.
e majority of tutors live on site as part
of the Senior Common Room and are
available to help with a quick clarification
or explanation if students feel confused
or unsure. Individual consultations can
also be arranged with mutual consent
and permission.
e tutorial program is organised by the
Vice-Master (as Dean of Studies), and the
disciplines and subjects covered directly
correspond with those offered at the
University of Melbourne. If the College is
unable to offer a tutorial in a particular
subject, arrangements can oen be made
to attend tutorials at other colleges.
Arts
Interdisciplinary Studies
Art History
Chinese
Cinema Studies
Classics
Creative Writing
Criminology
English
French
German
History
Italian
Japanese
Journalism
Educational Activities
e Monday Evening Program occurs
each week during semester and is
organised by the Master. It is designed to
enhance the academic and cultural life of
the College. e program includes
presentations from invited academics or
professionals on their area of research,
and music and drama soirees run by the
students. rough the presentations,
students are given a rare opportunity to
listen to and ask questions of experts in
diverse fields.
ere are many annual activities and
events, including: the Sir Frederick
Eggleston Foreign Affairs Competition:
an oratory contest for students on
contemporary international politics; the
Student Club versus High Table Debate:
teams from the Junior Common Room
and the Senior Common Room argue a
light-hearted topic; and the Student Club
versus High Table Quiz: a lively contest
between students and tutors, testing their
trivia knowledge.
Disciplines and subjects offered at Queen’s College in 2010
Queen’s College has 30 residential tutors and 20 non-residential tutors. For further details, see our website
Linguistics
Literature
Media and
Communications
Philosophy
Politics
Psychology
Spanish
Biomedicine+Science
Biochemistry
Biology
Chemistry
Genetics
Horticulture
Immunology
Mathematics
Microbiology
Physics
Commerce
Accounting
Economics
Entrepreneurship
Finance
Management
Marketing
Quantitative Methods
Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Computer Science
Mechanical Engineering
Dr. Philip Mosely
Vice-Master
Queen’s College is
committed to academic
excellence and supports
students in this
endeavour through an
extensive tutorial
program and
educational activities.
“
The strong community spirit is
evident in everyday life at Queen’s -
from big intercollegiate events to great
conversation with senior members in
the hall at dinner
- I truly feel at
home.
Sophie Jennings
3rd year Social
Science (RMIT)
”
Mathematics for
Engineering
Environments
Architecture
Construction
Design
Ecology
Environmental Studies
Geography
Health Sciences
Anatomy
Pharmacy
Physiology
Law
Music
www.queens.unimelb.edu.au Queen’s College Undergraduate Prospectus 2011 4
QUEEN’S COLLEGE UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS