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Applied Science (By Coursework)
Grad Dip Computer Science 18 November 1994
Grad Cert & Grad Dip Social Statistics 9 December 1994
Grad Cert & Grad Dip Health Statistics 9 December 1994
Graduate Diplomas
Applied Colloid Science 13 January 1995
Biomedical Instrumentation 13 January 1995
Industrial Chemistry 13 January 1995
Masters
Applied Colloid Science 13 January 1995
Biomedical Instrumentation 13 January 1995
Social Statistics 13 January 1995
Humanities
Professional Doctorate Psychology
Masters & Grad Dip Applied
Philosophy
Masters & Grad Dip Asian Studies
Masters & Grad Dip Philosophy and
Cultural Enquiry
Grad Dip Applied Psychology
Grad Dip Equal Opportunity
Administration
Masters Communication
Masters & Grad Dip Japanese and
Japanese for Professionals
Masters & Grad Dip Korean and
Korean for Professionals
Masters & Grad Dip Urban Research
and Policy
Grad Dip Writing
Business
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All Graduate Diploma Programs 16 December 1994
All Graduate Certificates 20 January 1995
Master Business Administration (MBA) 20 January 1995
Master International Business 20 January 1995
Engineering
All Courses 13 November 1 994
Higher Degrees by research
All applicationrfor enrolments in courses leading to the degree
of Master by research or by publication should be directed to
the Divisional Manager of the appropriate division. Doctor of
Philosophy applications should be addressed to the Swinburne
Graduate Research School.
Copies of the Statutes for the degree of Master by research
and by publication and PhD are set out on pages 439-445.
Student Administration Office
The Student Administration Office provides information for
students on admissions, enrolment and examinations
regulations and procedures. Other functions include the
processing, maintenance and storage of students' academic
records and personal details.
A more detailed description of the various enrolment and
administration procedures is outlined below.
Location and office hours
Hawthorn campus
Enquiries 214 8088
The Student Administration Office is located in Room AD109,
Administration Building (AD), John Street, opposite the
Business and Arts Building (BA) and the Library. (See map inside
back cover.)
Office hours are as follows:
During teaching weeks
8.30am - 6.30pm Monday to Thursday
8.30am - 5.00pm Friday
During non-teaching weeks
9.00am - 5.00pm Monday to Friday
Note: The office is closed on public holidays.
Mooroolbark campus
Enquiries 728 7111
The Central Administration Office is located in Room MAI,
Building A, 48 Edinburgh Road, Mooroolbark (see map inside
back cover).
Office hours are as follows:
9.00am - 5.00pm Monday to Friday
Note: The office is closed on public holidays.
Prahran campus
Enquiries 214 6744
The Student Administration Office is located in Room F107,
Building F, 142 High Street, Prahran (see map inside back
cover).
Office hours are as follows:
9.00am-5.00pm Monday to Friday
Note: The office is closed on public holidays.
Deferred entry
Students who are offered a place in a first year undergraduate
program for 1995 may apply for a deferment until 1996.
Applications must be addressed to the Academic Registrar, and
must be made at the time an offer is received.
Students who have been granted deferment will be informed
in writing by the division concerned.
Higher Education Contribution
Scheme (HECS)
The Hiqher Education Contribution Scheme (sometimes
referrd to as the graduate tax) came into effect on 1 January
1989.
Unless exempt from the provisions of the scheme all students
enrolled in the Higher Education Sector have to make a
contribution to the cost of their studies. In 1994 the annual
charge was $2,355 for a full-time student (or $1 ,I 77 for each
full-time semester).
Part-time students pay a contribution in proportion to their fulltime
load.