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To help you plan your dayHear from our experts at ourmini lectures and activities 4PHOTOs: corey ButlerFaculty of Arts 6Faculty of Business and Economics 8PHOTO: effy alexakis/photowriteFaculty of Human Sciences 10Faculty of Science 12Open Day lecture series: Be inspired 14Your timetable and notes 17PHOTO: Paul wrightGet to know Macquarie better 18Venue maps 20PHOTO: COREY BUTLERPHOTO: jeremy piperMacquarie University campus map 22Travel options 23PHOTO: brett cornishPHOTO: MUN ZHE TANPHOTO: f j gaylorPHOTO: ron oldfieldOnline plannerMake sure you check out our online plannerat openday.mq.edu.auFrom here you can plan your day and connectwith your friends who are also at Open Day.Can’t make it to Open Day?If you’re unable to make it to Open Daybut are interested in finding out moreabout Macquarie, register atopenday.mq.edu.auFrom here you’ll be able to watch a host ofvideos from the day, as well as be keptup-to-date with the latest Macquarie news.Start your journey at Open Dayopenday.mq.edu.auPlease note the information in this document is correct at the timeof printing. Visit openday.mq.edu.au for the latest information.2Macquarie University Open Day 2013

PHOTO: Paul wrightBegin your day at Square OneStart your journeyat Open DaySee where studying at Macquarie can take you.Discover our world-class degrees, and pioneeringinterdisciplinary and real-world approach to learning.Take the opportunity to talk with some of ouroutstanding teachers and researchers, and exploreour billion-dollar facilities.Talk over the details of specific degrees and subjectsthat interest you with our experienced academics.Attend mini-lectures on some of our undergraduateand postgraduate degrees.Find out how to apply to Macquarie, and learn moreabout our scholarships, accommodation, sport andcareer opportunities.iCentral CourtyardSquare One is the starting place forall students at Open Day. Come alongand speak to current students and getadvice about studying at Macquarie.You can plan your day and find out whoyou should talk to about building thefoundations for your future.Our student advisers speak yourlanguage. They can share their ownexperiences with our innovativeexchange and PACE programs as well asother exciting study options offered byMacquarie. They can also answer yourqueries about life on campus.So come to Square One, and learnmore about making the most of studyingat Macquarie!10am – 4pm (map L18)openday.mq.edu.au 3

PHOTOs: corey ButlerHear from our experts at ourmini lectures and activitiesLearn more about studying at Macquarie, alternative entry pathways, scholarships,PACE, and international leadership and exchange schemes during our generallecture and activity program. Our exciting program of faculty-specific lectures andactivities is outlined on the pages following.Mini lectures10.00am 10.30am 11.00am 11.30am 12.00pmGetting into MacquarieUniversity: Pathways andalternative entry schemesBuilding W2.4A MacquarieTheatre (map M14)Sports scholarshipsand the EliteAthletes and ArtisticPerformers SchemeBuilding E7B, Room 100(map K20)Sydney Institute ofBusiness and Technology(SIBT): Your pathway toMacquarie UniversityBuilding E3A, Room 265(map P20)Macquarie 101: Anintroduction to studyingat MacquarieBuilding W2.4A MacquarieTheatre (map M14)Non-award: Your directpathway to MacquarieBuilding W5A, Theatre 2(map M13)Macquarie Universityexchange programBuilding C5C Forum,Theatre 2 (map N17)Open UniversitiesAustralia: Bachelor of ArtsBuilding W5A, Theatre 2(map M13)Scholarships:Undergraduate andpostgraduateBuilding W6D Lotus Theatre(map M11)Sydney Institute ofBusiness and Technology(SIBT): Your pathway toMacquarie UniversityBuilding E3A, Room 265(map P20)Global LeadershipProgramBuilding C5C Forum,Theatre 2 (map N17)Jubilee Scheme andmature age entryBuilding W6D Lotus Theatre(map M11)Merit Scholars ProgramBuilding C5C, Theatre 1(map N17)Introduction to MacquarieCity CampusBuilding W5A, Theatre 1(map M13)Sydney Institute ofBusiness and Technology(SIBT): Your pathway toMacquarie UniversityBuilding E3A, Room 265(map P20)Work integrated learning:Internships to enhanceyour knowledgeBuilding C5C, Theatre 1(map N17)4Macquarie University Open Day 2013

ActivitiesSports zoneParticipate in fun activitiessuch as basketball, tabletennis, disc golf and games.10am – 4pm, Lakeside Lawn(map H17)KidsCamel ridesCheck out our campusaboard a camel. Rides arefree all day.10am – 4pm, Lakeside Lawn(map H17)Lucy’s fete (Mia MiaChild and Family StudyCentre fete)Spoil the kids with facepainting, pony rides, asausage sizzle and cake stall,and a visit by Sparkles theClown and a fire truck.10am – 4pm,Building X5B, Mia Miagarden (map L11)Museumsand galleriesColour field:Arthur WicksEnjoy a vast collection ofArthur Wicks’ paintings,sculptures and screen printsfrom the ‘60s.10am – 4pm, Building E11A,Art Gallery (map H20)Artist book workshop:Cultural heritageSee how artist books havethe potential to functionas an informed alternativespace to celebratemigration heritage andcultural diversity.11am – 2pm, Building E11A,Art Gallery (map H20)Sculpture Parkwalking tourJoin us for a relaxingstroll through the variedsculptural forms ofMacquarie’s renownedSculpture Park.1pm – 2pm, Building E11A,meet at entrance ofArt Gallery (map H20)Co-op BookshopPick up a great read,something for the kids, agreeting card and paper, orsoftware and stationery.10am – 4pm, Co-OpBookshop (map K16)Free native plantsGrab yourself a free nativeplant that is easy tomaintain and adapts well tovarious Sydney soils. Whilestocks last!10am – 4pm,Building E8A, Biology lawn(map K22)ToursTrackless trainsTour our campusaboard a trackless train.Stations are positionedat various locations.10am – 3pm, Wally’s Walk(map M11 – M25)Australia’s mosthigh-tech library: Tourof Automated Storageand Retrieval SystemGet exclusive access to theASRS and see what ouramazing library robots dobehind the scenes.11am – 2pm, Building C3CMacquarie UniversityLibrary (map P16)Parents morning teaCome and meet Macquarie’s Vice-ChancellorProfessor S Bruce Dowton and representativesfrom our four faculties. Learn about Macquarie’sunique curriculum, our non-traditionalapproach to learning and our first-class facilities,as well as what makes our highly skilledgraduates so distinctive.10.30am – 11.30am, Central Courtyard Marquee (map L18)PHOTO: PAUL WRIGHTPHOTO: PAUL WRIGHT12.30pm 1.00pm 1.30pm 2.00pm 2.30pmOpen UniversitiesAustralia: Bachelor of ArtsBuilding W5A, Theatre 2(map M13)Sydney Institute ofBusiness and Technology(SIBT): Your pathway toMacquarie UniversityBuilding C5C, Theatre 1(map N17)Why choose Macquarie?By Vice-ChancellorProfessor S Bruce DowtonBuilding W2.4A MacquarieTheatre (map M14)Master of ResearchAustralian Hearing Hub,Level 1 Lecture Theatre(map R13)Macquarie’s bonuspoints schemesBuilding W6D Lotus Theatre(map M11)Non-award: Your directpathway to MacquarieBuilding W5A, Theatre 2(map M13)Sydney Institute ofBusiness and Technology(SIBT): Your pathway toMacquarie UniversityBuilding E3A, Room 265(map P20)Improve your jobprospects with PACEBuilding C5C, Theatre 1(map N17)Jubilee Scheme andmature age entryBuilding W6D Lotus Theatre(map M11)Macquarie Universityexchange programBuilding C5C Forum,Theatre 2 (map N17)Sydney Institute ofBusiness and Technology(SIBT): Your pathway toMacquarie UniversityBuilding E3A, Room 265(map P20)Getting into MacquarieUniversity: Pathways andalternative entry schemesBuilding W2.4A MacquarieTheatre (map M14)Global LeadershipProgramBuilding C5C Forum,Theatre 2 (map N17)3.00pmSydney Institute ofBusiness and Technology(SIBT): Your pathway toMacquarie UniversityBuilding E3A, Room 265(map P20)Start your journey at Open Dayopenday.mq.edu.auopenday.mq.edu.au 5

Faculty ofArtsMedia and creative artsArts managementInternationalcommunicationCultural studiesDanceMediaMusicSociety, languages and cultureAncient historyAnthropologyCriminologyEnglishIndigenous studiesInternational studiesModern historyMacquarie Law SchoolLawPhilosophyPolitics andinternational relationsPolicing, intelligenceand counter terrorismSocial scienceSociologyPHOTO: effy alexakis/photowriteMini lectures10.30am 11.00am 11.30am 12.00pm 12.30pmIntroducing genderstudiesBuilding E7B, Theatre 5(map K20)Media for the21st centuryBuilding Y3A, Theatre 1(map Q5)Passport for aninternational career:Languages and theBachelor ofInternational StudiesBuilding E7B, Mason Theatre(map K20)The future of mediaBuilding Y3A, Theatre 1(map Q5)The science ofpeople: Social scienceat MacquarieBuilding E7B, Theatre 5(map K20)IntroducingsociologyBuilding E7B, Theatre 5(map K20)Postgraduate programs:Creative media,communicationsand journalismBuilding Y3A, Theatre 1(map Q5)Touching historyAustralian Hearing Hub,Level 1 Lecture Theatre(map R13)Cultural studiesBuilding Y3A, Theatre 1(map Q5)Introducing philosophyBuilding E7B, Theatre 5(map K20)A taste of archaeologyat Macquarie: Fieldexperience andopportunitiesBuilding C5C, Theatre 1(map N17)Master of InternationalPublic DiplomacyBuilding E7B, Theatre 2(map K20)Arts practiceand managementBuilding Y3A, Theatre 1(map Q5)Big HistoryBuilding E7B, Theatre 2(map K20)CriminologyBuilding W6D Lotus Theatre(map M11)Start your journey at Open Dayopenday.mq.edu.au6Macquarie University Open Day 2013

PHOTO: phillipa janosPHOTO: Paul wrightActivitiesAsian cultural activitiesParticipate in a rangeof cultural activitiesincluding calligraphy.10am – 4pm,Central Courtyard, AsianStudies tent (map L18)Your name in hieroglyphsLearn how to writeyour name inEgyptian hieroglyphs.10am – 4pm,Central Courtyard, AncientHistory tent (map L18)1.00pm 1.30pm 2.00pm 2.30pmDance and performance:Be movedBuilding Y3A, Room 184dance studio (map Q5)From Egypt to the end ofAntiquity: Ancient historyat MacquarieBuilding W5A, Price Theatre(map M13)Internationalcommunications:Connecting in theglobal villageBuilding Y3A, Theatre 1(map Q5)Introducinganthropology:Development andculture changeBuilding E7B, Theatre 5(map K20)Media andmusic showcaseExperience an interactiveshowcase of activitiesincluding short filmscreenings, music, liveperformances andbuilding tours.10.30am – 3.30pm,Building Y3A,Level 2 foyer (map Q5)Big Bang, BlackDeath, Big Brotherand (almost) everythingin-between: Modernhistory todayBuilding W5A, Theatre 2(map M13)How to choose a major foryour Bachelor of ArtsBuilding W2.4A MacquarieTheatre (map M14)Marketing and mediaBuilding W5A, Price Theatre(map M13)Music to the peopleBuilding Y3A, Theatre 1(map Q5)AustralianHistory MuseumExplore a vast collection ofover 6000 items which reflectAustralia’s history frompre-colonisation to today.11am – 2pm, Building W6A,Room 126 (enter viaBuilding W6A/W6Bcourtyard) (map N12)Mini language sessionsLearn the basics of a newlanguage: Japanese 11am,Croatian 11.30am, French12pm, German 12.30pm,Italian 1pm, Modern Greek1.30pm, Spanish 2pm,Russian 2.30pm, Chinese 3pm11am – 3pm, Building W6B,Room 205 (map M12);30-minute sessionsDebatesThe great debateHear the student-led PlatonicSociety take on philosophyacademics in a fun debateon a big topic.11am – 11.30am,Campus Hub building,UBar (map J17)Fact, fiction and beyond:Studying writingBuilding Y3A, Theatre 1(map Q5)Power, privilegeand poverty: Why westudy politics in an ageof globalisationBuilding E7B, Theatre 5(map K20)Great English debate:Does reading literaturedevelop empathy?Does literature invite us tobecome more attuned toone another’s worlds, ordoes it indulge too muchin voyeurism, elitism orescapism to achieve this?12pm – 1.30pm,Building C5C Forum,Theatre 2 (map N17)Making war andmaking peaceCome along for a chanceto argue for a larger sliceof your war-time enemy’sterritory, as well as take partin a post-war reparation andsettlement committee.12.30pm – 1.15pm,Building W5A,Room 201 (map M13)Interactivity and gamesBuilding Y3A, Theatre 1(map Q5)Political economyand social policyBuilding W5A, Price Theatre(map M13)3.00pmMedia for the21st centuryBuilding Y3A, Theatre 1(map Q5)ToursTour the Museum ofAncient CulturesExplore the museum’s morethan 7000 artefacts fromancient Egypt, Greece andRome, and the near East.11am, 2pm; meet atBuilding X5B, Level 3(map M10); 30-minute toursThe museum is open from10am – 4pmPHOTO: Paul wrightMacquarieLaw SchoolStudying lawat Macquarie10.30am, Building W6DLotus Theatre (map M11);1pm, Building W2.4AMacquarie Theatre(map M14)Juris Doctor:Postgraduatelaw degree2pm, Building W5A,Theatre 1 (map M13)Moot demonstrationSee some of Macquarie’sbest competitorsdemonstrate ‘mooting’and ‘witness examination’.11am, 1pm, 3pm;Building W3A, Room 328(map 014);30-minute sessionsopenday.mq.edu.au 7

Faculty ofBusiness andEconomicsPHOTO: effy alexakis/photowriteBusinessAccounting and corporate governanceActuarial studiesApplied financeBusiness administrationBusiness analyticsBusiness information systemsBusiness leadershipEconomicsFinanceGlobal businessHuman resourcesInternational businessMarketingPACEPostgraduate: Your next degreePHOTO: Paul wrightMini lectures10.30am 11.00am 11.30am 12.00pm 12.30pmAccounting in the21st Century:A road towardsenhanced corporategovernanceBuilding X5B, Theatre 1(map M10)Marketing: More thanjust advertisingBuilding W5A, Theatre 1(map M13)Actuarial studies: A globaland rewarding careerawaits youBuilding X5B, Theatre 1(map M10)Prepare yourself for acareer in global businessBuilding E7B, Mason Theatre(map K20)Where economicscan take youBuilding W5A, Theatre 1(map M13)A career in human resourcemanagementBuilding W5A, Theatre 1(map M13)Merit ScholarsProgramBuilding C5C, Theatre 1(map N17)What you can do witha marketing degreeBuilding W5A, Theatre 2(map M13)The changing natureof business: The needfor flexibilityBuilding X5B, Theatre 1(map M10)The secret behindsuccessful organisations:Human resourcesand psychologyBuilding W5A, Theatre 2(map M13)Accounting in the21st Century:A road towardsenhanced corporategovernanceBuilding X5B, Theatre 1(map M10)Learning to do businessinternationally:A global perspectiveBuilding W5A, Theatre 1(map M13)Work integrated learning:Internships to enhanceyour knowledgeBuilding C5C, Theatre 1(map N17)Start your journey at Open Dayopenday.mq.edu.au8Macquarie University Open Day 2013

PHOTO: phillipa janos15 professionally accreditedundergraduate degreesLongest running actuarialstudies program in AustraliaOver 150 business prizes and scholarshipsawarded to students annually3 outstanding research centresOur business graduates receive higherthan average starting salaries1.00pm 1.30pm 2.00pmBig data or big hype:The evolution of dataas a scienceBuilding W5A, Theatre 1(map M13)What does an actuary do?Building X5B, Theatre 1(map M10)Applied finance: Yourquestions answeredBuilding X5B, Theatre 1(map M10)Business leadership:Prepare for your futureBuilding W5A, Theatre 1(map M13)Marketing and mediaBuilding W5A, Price Theatre(map M13)The changing natureof business: The needfor flexibilityBuilding W5A, Price Theatre(map M13)CAREER HUBCome along to the careerhub and meet key employers,industry associations andgraduates, and see where abusiness degree can take you.Our accredited degrees arethe path to an exciting careerin the accounting, marketing,economics, finance andactuarial industries.Industry-aligned degreesOur degrees are designed andinfluenced by what businessesexpect from graduates.By collaborating with leadingfirms and associations suchas AHRI, Australian Institute ofMarketing, CPA, Deloitte andKPMG, our degrees are alignedwith industry standards, whichmakes you highly employableupon graduation.Real-world learningIn addition, to better prepareyou to meet the challengeof working in leading companiessuch as AMP, GlaxoSmithKlineand Westpac, we offerwork-integrated learningexperiences under theumbrella of our PACE program.Career focusPACE provides professionaland community engagementexperiences which are integratedinto Macquarie’s curriculum.Members of the PACE teamwill also be present at thecareer hub, so you’ll have theopportunity to talk to academicsand current students about workexperience, internships andbusiness competitions, all aimedat giving you the best chance ofa great career.10am – 4pm, Campus Hubbuilding, Level 3 foyeropenday.mq.edu.au 9

Faculty ofHumanSciencesPHOTO: COREY BUTLEREducation and teachingEarly childhoodPrimary educationSecondary educationSpecial educationHealth professionsPhysiotherapyLinguistics, speech and hearingClinical audiologySpeech and language pathologyPostgraduate: Linguistics,translating and interpretingPHOTO: jeremy piperEditing and electronic publishingTESOLPsychologyMini lectures10.00am 11.00am 11.30am 12.00pm 1.00pmBachelor ofHuman SciencesBuilding C5C, Theatre 1(map N17)Early childhoodeducationBuilding X5B, Theatre 1(map M10)30-minute lecturesAn introductionto psychologyBuilding W2.4A MacquarieTheatre (map M14)Secondary teachereducation programBuilding W2.4A MacquarieTheatre (map M14)Touching historyAustralian Hearing Hub,Level 1 Lecture Theatre(map R13)Bachelor ofHuman SciencesBuilding W6D Lotus Theatre(map M11)Primary teachereducation programBuilding W2.4A MacquarieTheatre (map M14)Speech andhearing sciencesAustralian Hearing Hub,Level 1 Lecture Theatre(map R13)Psychology: From clinicto commerceAustralian Hearing Hub,Level 1 Lecture Theatre(map R13)The excitementof language:Exploring linguisticsBuilding C5C, Theatre 1(map N17)30-minute lecturesStart your journey at Open Dayopenday.mq.edu.au10Macquarie University Open Day 2013

ActivitiesFlight simulatorCome along and check outour very own flight simulator.10am – 4pm, Building C4A(map O19)Process ControlSimulation Laboratory:Helicopter controllerTry your hand at flyinga simulated, remotecontrol aircraft.10am – 4pm, Building C4A(map O19)Psychology on displayCome along and seehands-on demonstrationsof personality mappingor test your skills in ourdriving simulator.10am – 4pm, Building C4A(map O19)Augmented realityin educationExperience the incredible andtransformative potential ofaugmented reality – blendingthe real and the digital world.10.30am, 1pm, 2pm;Building C5A, Room 204(map N16);30-minute sessionsMeasuring brain activity:The Emotiv SystemSee how electrodes placedon the scalp measure thebrain’s electrical activity inresponse to sounds.12.30pm, Building C4A,Room 205; 1pm,Building C4A, Room 234(map O19);30-minute sessionsToursMia Mia Child and FamilyStudy Centre tourFind out more about ourworld-leading centre fromcurrent students and MiaMia staff.11am, 12pm, 1pm;Building E7B,Early Childhood booth(map K20);30-minute toursConferenceinterpreting tourExplore our facilities andsee a short simultaneousinterpreting demonstration.1.30pm, 3.30pm;Building W6B, Room 301(map M12);30-minute toursPhysiotherapy teachingfacilities showcaseTour our outstanding newteaching facilities.12pm – 1.30pm and2pm – 3.30pm; Departmentof Physiotherapy, 75Talavera Road, ground floor(map L28); 15-minute tours1.30pm 2.00pm 2.30pmGraduate entryphysiotherapyAustralian Hearing Hub,Level 1 Lecture Theatre(map R13)An introductionto psychologyBuilding W2.4A MacquarieTheatre (map M14)Teach English to Speakersof Other Languages(TESOL): Your ticket tomake a differenceAustralian Hearing Hub,Level 1 Lecture Theatre(map R13)Translating andinterpreting: A careerpath for students with apassion for languagesAustralian Hearing Hub,Level 1 Lecture Theatre(map R13)PHOTO: Paul wrightAustralian Hearing HubThe new Australian Hearing Hub, opened in early 2013,brings together some of the country’s best researchersand service providers to advance research, educationand innovation into hearing and language disorders.On Open Day you have the opportunity to tour thefacility’s Speech and Hearing Clinic, visiting both therapyand assessment rooms.10am, 11am, 2pm; E7B Courtyard, meet next to stage area(map K20); 30-minute toursopenday.mq.edu.au 11

Faculty ofScienceEngineeringand informationtechnologyComputingEngineeringEnvironmentBiodiversity and conservationEnvironment and geographyEnvironmental scienceMarine sciencePlanningHealth andmedical sciencesChiropracticHealthMedical sciencesScienceAstronomyBiologyChemistry andbiomolecular sciencesEarth and planetary sciencesGeologyHuman biologyMathematicsPalaeobiologyPhotonicsPhysicsStatisticsPHOTO: brett cornishPHOTO: Paul wrightMini lectures10.30am 11.00am 11.30am 12.00pm 12.30pmEnvironmentalscienceBuilding E7B, Theatre 4(map K20)Physics, astronomyand photonicsBuilding E7B, Theatre 2(map K20)Strike gold!Careers in geologyand geophysicsBuilding E7B, Theatre 100(map K20)Science research:Introduction to theproteome – the functionalside of your genomeBuilding C5C,Theatre 1(map N17)Biological sciencesBuilding E7B, Theatre 2(map K20)Chemistry andbiomolecularsciences: Study andcareer opportunitiesBuilding E7B, Theatre 100(map K20)Computing career andstudy options in gamesdesign, IT, softwaretechnology, e-businessand moreBuilding E7B, Theatre 4(map K20)60-minute lectureBachelor ofEnvironmentBuilding E7B, Theatre 100(map K20)Bachelor of PlanningBuilding E7B, Theatre 2(map K20)Discover an exciting careerin science: Bachelor ofScience and Bachelor ofAdvanced ScienceBuilding E7B, Mason Theatre(map K20)Why choose scienceat Macquarie?By Faculty of ScienceExecutive DeanProfessor Clive BaldockBuilding E7B, Mason Theatre(map K20)Mathematics and itsapplications: What youcan do with mathsBuilding E7B, Theatre 100(map K20)The geological dark ages:The first 500 million yearsof Earth’s historyBuilding E7B, Theatre 4(map K20)Biodiversity andconservationBuilding E7B, Theatre 5(map K20)Climate scienceBuilding E7B, Theatre 4(map K20)Engineering studyand career options inmechanical engineering,electronics engineering,software engineeringand moreBuilding E7B, Mason Theatre(map K20)See the world withstatistical graphicsBuilding E7B, Theatre 100(map K20)Start your journey at Open Dayopenday.mq.edu.au12Macquarie University Open Day 2013

ActivitiesAre you a maths whiz?Try our online quiz to testyour skill and ability, and viewthe onscreen MathematicaGraphics display.10am – 4pm, Building E7B,indoor courtyard, next tothe mathematics advisingbooth (map K20)Back pain?Get a free spinal posturecheck-up to identify yourposture profile.10am – 4pm, CentralCourtyard, ChiropracticClinic tent (map L18)Biologicalsciences activitiesExplore our marine life,spiders, bugs, bees, rocksand fossils exhibits andhave a go at extractingDNA from strawberries.10am – 4pm, Building E8A,Room 120 (map K22)Biomolecularsciences activitiesLearn about DNA, enzymes,how to make elephanttoothpaste and more.10am – 4pm, Building E8A,Room 130 (map K22)Climate science activitySee a blimp collectmeasurements oftemperature, relativehumidity, speed and winddirection. This activity isweather dependent.10am – 4pm, Lincoln Lawn(map N18)1.00pm 1.30pm 2.00pm 2.30pmHuman geography: Careerand study optionsBuilding E7B, Theatre 100(map K20)Health studiesBuilding E7B, Theatre 4(map K20)Medical sciences andhuman biologyBuilding E7B, Mason Theatre(map K20)Physics, astronomyand photonicsBuilding E7B, Theatre 2(map K20)Earthquakes and othersuch funLearn about earthquakes andhow to generate one.10am – 4pm, outsideBuilding E5A (map M20)Engineering androbotics activitiesDrive a robot and join in otherfun engineering activities.10am – 4pm, Building E6A,Room 265 (map N22)Environmental drillingrig on displayCheck out the interestingequipment an environmentalscientist uses to drill forcore samples.10am – 4pm, LincolnLawn, Environment andgeography tent (map N18)Explore and playwith cutting-edgemobile appsExplore a range of appsdeveloped on variouscomputing platforms.10am – 4pm, Building E6A,foyer (map N22)Gaming and virtualreality activitiesPlay computer games andsee how basic artificialintelligence can improveyour performance incomputer games.10am – 4pm, Building E6A,Rooms 114 and 119(map N22)Take a virtual reality ride.10am – 4pm, Building E6A,Room 265 (map N22)Chiropractic: a career inhealth careBuilding E7B, Mason Theatre(map K20)Earthquakes, tsunamis,global warming andcarbon taxBuilding E7B, Theatre 4(map K20)How does evolutiongenerate complexorganisms?Building E7B, Theatre 5(map K20)Marine scienceBuilding E7B, Theatre 2(map K20)Mathematics and itsapplications: What youcan do with mathsBuilding E7B, Theatre 100(map K20)Geologicalmysteries solvedLet our experts solve themystery of that puzzling rockor mineral you’ve never beenable to identify.10am – 4pm, Building E5A,foyer (map M20)High-tech sciencelaboratoriesTry your hand at a range ofactivities in our world-classscience teaching laboratories.10am – 4pm, Building E8A,Room 120 (map K22)InvestigativemicrobiologyTrack a microbe from asite to a host with thedisease through variousmicroscopic observations.10am – 4pm, Building E8A,Room 130 (map K22)Pan for gemsCome along and try your luckat gemstone panning.10am – 4pm, garden next toBuilding E5A (map M20)Phenomenal physicsTry your hand at laser graffiti,the laser maze, and other funphysics activities.10am – 4pm, Building E7B,Room 209 (map K20)Ride a SegwayRide a Segway and learnabout the mechanicalengineering technologythat makes it work.10am – 4pm, Libraryforecourt (map P16)Computing career andstudy options in gamesdesign, IT, softwaretechnology, e-businessand moreBuilding E7B, Theatre 4(map K20)60-minute lectureEngineering studyand career options inmechanical engineering,electronics engineering,software engineeringand moreBuilding E7B, Mason Theatre(map K20)PHOTO: corey butlerKidsChemistry for kids tentJoin in the fun chemistryactivities for kids all day.10am – 4pm, Lincoln Lawn(map N18)Chemistry Magic ShowExpect loud bangs, colourfulexplosions and lots of funand laughter.11am, 1pm, 3pm; BuildingE7B, Theatre 3 (map K20);45-minute showsNative animal talkand handlingHandle a snake and reptiles,and see other creaturesup close at this fun andinformative activity.11.30am, 1pm, 2.30pm;Building E8A, outdoorcourtyard/biology lawn(map K22);30-minute showsMedical sciences andhuman biologyBuilding E7B, Mason Theatre(map K20)MuseumBiological SciencesMuseumSee insects, reptiles,birds, marsupials andskeletons, as well as corals,molluscs and a collectionof antique microscopes.10am – 4pm, Building E8B,Room 110 (map K22)ToursArboretum walking tourLearn about the special trees,gardens and landscapesacross our campus.11am – 12pm, Building E8A,biology lawn (map K22)Chiropractic labs tourJoin us for a tour of our worldclasschiropractic laboratories.11am, 12pm, 2pm; BuildingE7B indoor courtyard, meetat stage area (map K20);30-minute toursLasers and photonics tourTake a tour of our lasersand photonics labs. Mustbe 13 years and over.11am, 11.30am, 12.30pm,1.30pm, 2.30pm, 3.30pm;Building E7B, Room 209(map K20);30-minute toursCheck yourdirt beforeyou dig withVEGESAFEWith growingconcern about leadcontamination inhomes and gardensoil, VEGESAFE isgiving you thechance to test yourpatch before youplant any vegies thisyear. Bring alonga soil sample fromyour garden onOpen Day for testingby our leadingenvironmentalscientists, and plantyour summer cropswith confidence!10am – 4pmLincoln Lawn,Environment andgeography tent(map N18)openday.mq.edu.au 13

Open Day lecture seriesBe inspiredMacquarie is a leader in research and teaching in many exciting fieldsincluding archaeology, media, business, psychology, Earth sciences,biological sciences, and medicine. Several of our initiatives such as PACEand the Master of Research are unique to Macquarie. Come along to ourspecial Open Day lecture series and hear our world-leading researchersand teachers discuss breakthroughs in their fields.PHOTO: phillipa janosFaculty of ArtsPHOTO: JEREMY PIPERThe future of mediaIqbal Barkat, Dr Lauren Gorfinkel, Dr Phyllis Sakinofsky, Professor Catharine LumbyThis lecture explores how filmmakers, journalists, musicians, and media professionals adapt to theconstantly changing media landscape. Staff from the Department of Media, Music, Communicationand Cultural Studies will discuss new developments in media practice and teaching, storytellingthrough participatory media, creative industries and internships, international communication inthe Asian century, public relations and social media, and journalism in the age of Twitter.Time 11amLocation Building Y3A, Theatre 1 (map Q5)PHOTO: Paul wrightA taste of archaeology at Macquarie: Field experience and opportunitiesTeam of ancient history staff and studentsPresenters will discuss their passion for archaeological fieldwork in countries such as Egypt,Greece, Israel, Italy and Turkey and present an overview of their projects and recent discoveries.Not to be missed if you are a budding archaeologist and want to find how you can be part ofsuch amazing experiences.Time 12pmLocation Building C5C, Theatre 1 (map N17)Faculty of Business and EconomicsPHOTO: phillipa janosBig data or big hype: The evolution of data as a scienceNeil FraserThe big data revolution is transforming businesses globally and has increased the employmentdemand for people with the abilities to extract value from these sources of data. This lectureoutlines our multidisciplinary Bachelor of Business Analytics. Equipping you with knowledge andskills in the areas of quantitative analysis, business information systems, database programmingand business, this degree will prepare you for an exciting career in this booming field.Time 1pmLocation Building W5A, Theatre 1 (map M13)14Macquarie University Open Day 2013

Faculty of Human SciencesPsychology: From clinic to commerceAssociate Professor Mark WigginsThis lecture explores the science of psychology and demonstrates how the application of clinicalneuropsychology can be used to restore normal function, while the application of organisationalpsychology can enable improvements in performance towards the exceptional.PHOTO: jeremy piperTime 1pmLocation Australian Hearing Hub, Level 1 Lecture Theatre (map R13)Faculty of SciencePHOTO: DUANE HAMACHERThe geological dark ages: The first 500 million years of Earth’s historyDr Craig O’NeillThe first 500 million years of Earth’s history set the stage for the development of life, yet sincevirtually no rocks from this period have survived, we know almost nothing about it. This lectureexplores how research at Macquarie has been unravelling the detective story of the Hadean Era– Earth’s geological dark age.Time 12pmLocation Building E7B, Theatre 4 (map K20)PHOTO: ron oldfieldHow does evolution generate complex organisms?Professor Michael GillingsEvolution is the process by which populations and species change over time and the principles ofevolution explain why life on Earth is so diverse. Using changes in the English language to illustrateevolutionary principles, this lecture explains how evolution can lead to complex outcomes.Time 1.30pmLocation Building E7B, Theatre 5 (map K20)openday.mq.edu.au 15

Faculty of Arts and Faculty of Human SciencesPHOTO: MUSEUM OF ANCIENT CULTURESTouching historyDr Jaye McKenzie-ClarkThis lecture explores an unusual partnership between ancient historian Dr Jaye McKenzie-Clarkand medical researcher Professor John Magnussen. In the past the only way to see what lay hiddeninside an artifact was to destroy the outer shell, however, through the use of modern medicalimaging, the researchers are revolutionising the field of non-destructive analysis of ancient pottery,as well as the study of trade, distribution and consumption of goods in the ancient world.Time 11.30amLocation Australian Hearing Hub, Level 1 Lecture Theatre (map R13)PACEPHOTO: MUN ZHE TANImprove your job prospects with PACELindie Clarke, Jane WorthyA key component of Macquarie’s unique learning environment is PACE, an initiative which helpsyou develop communication, leadership, and interpersonal skills through practical experience inthe workplace or community. Our PACE experiences are fully integrated into our curriculum, withMacquarie the only Australian university to offer such a program, giving you greatly improvedcareer prospects. This panel discussion features several PACE students who will share their PACEpractical experience and describe how it has contributed to their job readiness and enhanced theircareer prospects.Time 1.30pmLocation Building C5C, Theatre 1 (map N17)Higher Degree ResearchPHOTO: Paul wrightMaster of ResearchProfessor Nick MansfieldIn 2013, Macquarie was the first Australian university to adopt the international standard two-yearmasters program as its key pathway to a PhD. In this lecture you will hear why the program givesyou the best start for your research career by providing intense, highly structured research trainingwhich gives you the skills to approach your PhD with confidence.Time 12.30pmLocation Australian Hearing Hub, Level 1 Lecture Theatre (map R13)WIN A MACBOOK AIRVisit openday.mq.edu.auand register fora chance to win aMacbook Air

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PHOTO: f j gaylorGet to know Macquarie betterEase your transitionto universityGet some tips and tricks on settlingin to university with students fromMacquarie’s mentor program.Mentors@Macquarie, Central Courtyard(map L18)Meet your new communityGet more out of your universityexperience by participating in campusactivities and joining student groups.Campus Life, Central Courtyard (map L18)Find scholarshipsUnleash your potential with aMacquarie University scholarship. Formore information, attend a scholarshiplecture – see page 4 for details.Scholarships, Campus Hub building,Atrium Patio, Lower level, (J17)Start your journey at Open Dayopenday.mq.edu.auLearn about Macquarie’sbonus pointsFind out if you are eligible for bonuspoints that can be added to your ATAR.Square One, Central Courtyard (map L18)Find alternativeentry pathwaysFind out more about Macquarie’salternative entry pathways throughMacquarie City Campus, Centre forOpen Education, Open UniversitiesAustralia, Sydney Institute of Businessand Technology (SIBT), and TAFE NSW– Northern Sydney Institute, or attend apathways lecture – see pages 4 and 5for details.Pathways Marquee, Central Courtyard (map L18)Discover global opportunitiesThink globally and participate ininternational experiences at Macquarie.For more information attend a GlobalLeadership Program or studentexchange lecture – see pages 4 and 5for details.Global Leadership Program, Student exchange,Central Courtyard (map L18)Learn about applyingand enrollingLearn more about how to applyand enrol at Macquarie.Coursework Admissions, Campus Hub building,Atrium Patio, lower level (map J17)Get to grips with feesLearn about course fees and otherexpenses such as transport and parking,text books and field trips.Commonwealth Loan Schemes: HECS-HELP andFEE-HELP, Campus Hub Building, Atrium Patio,lower level (map J17)PHOTO: f j gaylor18Macquarie University Open Day 2013

Learn about career, healthand wellbeing servicesTake advantage of Macquarie’s career,health, disability and wellbeing servicesduring your studies.Campus Wellbeing, Career and EmploymentService, Central Courtyard (map L18)Find out about equity anddiversity programsFind out about our IndigenousCadetship program, Ally Network, signlanguage courses, cultural awarenessworkshops and more.Equity and Diversity, Central Courtyard (map L18)Learn about accommodationAdd another dimension to your timeat uni and live in student housing. Choosefrom Dunmore Lang College, RobertMenzies College, Macquarie UniversityVillage or Iglu student accommodation.DLC, RMC, MUV, Central Courtyard (map L18)For mature age studentsLearn more about mature-age andalternative entry schemes (STAT testand Jubilee).Campus Hub Building, Atrium Patio, lower level(map L18)For Indigenous studentsFind out about our specific Indigenousalternative entry pathways, scholarshipsand support.Indigenous Student Support, Central Courtyard(map L18)For international studentsDiscover information tailored forinternational students, includingapplication and scholarships.Macquarie International: International studentadvising, Central Courtyard (map L18)Learn about PACEA key component of Macquarie’sunique learning environment isPACE, an initiative which helpsyou develop communication,leadership, and interpersonalskills through practicalexperience in the workplaceor community. Our PACEexperiences are fully integratedinto our curriculum, withMacquarie the only Australianuniversity to offer such aprogram, giving you greatlyimproved career prospects.Talk to our PACE team about how you can gain practical experience, developvaluable career skills, make a difference to people and the planet, and earnacademic credit points.PACE, Central Courtyard and Campus Hub building, Level 3 foyer (map L18 and J17)For research studentsFind out more information on HigherDegree Research and research training.Higher Degree Research, Central Courtyard(map L18)Meet our alumni communityStay connected when you graduate withMacquarie’s global alumni community.Macquarie University Foundation andAlumni Relations, Central Courtyard (map L18)Learn about MacquarieUniversity HospitalFind out more about Australia’s mosttechnologically advanced privatehospital on a university campus.Macquarie University Hospital, CentralCourtyard (map L18)Bachelor of Marine Science student Ben Buchan undertakinga practical experience the Manly SEA LIFE Sanctuary.Discover Macquarie UniversitySport and Aquatic CentreDrop by and check out the 50moutdoor and 25m indoor pools; groupfitness, lifestyle, cycle and martial artsclasses; health club; and squash andbadminton courts.Macquarie University Sport and Aquatic Centre(map H11)Check out Radio 2SER 107.3FMSydney’s largest community radiostation is right here on campus.Find out more about their awardwinning programs.Radio 2SER, Central Courtyard (map L18)PHOTO: phillipa janosPHOTO: COREY BUTLERopenday.mq.edu.au 19

Venue mapsThese maps show the central area of the Macquarie University campus where most lectures, academicadvising, and activities will be taking place. Refer to page 22 of this guide for a complete map of the campus.Central CourtyardCampus Hub buildingC10ATo Atrium and Lakeside Lawn27To level 3To Atrium, lower level28262524232221201918171629centralCOURTYARD151413BuildingE7B12111034 4 4 4 4 4 4 45 6 7 8 92iCentral Courtyard1W A L LY ’ S W A L Kcentral COURTYARD1 Square One2 Bonus points3 PACE4 Student groups, clubs and societies5 Global Leadership Program6 Student exchange7 Mentors@Macquarie andLearning Skills Service8 Campus Wellbeing: Counselling,medical, disability,welfare and advocacy9 Career Service10 Equity and diversity11 Indigenous student support12 Chiropractic Clinic13 Asian studies14 Ancient History15 Macquarie International:International student advising16 Macquarie City Campus17 Macquarie University Hospital18 Higher degree researchPostgraduate admissions19 Macquarie University Foundationand Alumni Relations20 Radio 2SER 107.3FM21 Macquarie University Village22 Dunmore Lang College23 Robert Menzies College24 Iglu student accommodation25 HSC in the Holidays26 Campus Life27 Alternative entry pathwaysMacquarie City CampusCentre for Open Education/Open Universities AustraliaDepartment of Indigenous StudiesAlternative Entry ProgramSydney Institute of Businessand Technology (SIBT)TAFE NSW – Northern Sydney Institute28 First aid29 Courtyard marquee20Macquarie University Open Day 2013

Campus Hubbuilding C10A1141 2ATRIUM, PATIO2 3 4 5 6 7ATRIUM, Lower level13 12 11 10 9 81315 To foodcourt2To CentralCourtyardATRIUM, PATIO1 HECS help and fee help2 Scholarships3 Coursework admissionsLEGENDEntry / ExitDoorwayWheelchairaccessLiftaccessLecture theatreToiletsDisabledtoiletsATRIUM, Lower level1 Law2 Politics and international relations3 Modern history4 Ancient history5 English6 Music, dance and arts management7 Media, international communication and cultural studies8 Linguistics, translating and interpreting9 International studies and languages10 Indigenous studies11 Philosophy12 Anthropology13 Social science and sociology14 Criminology and PICT15 Bachelor of Arts enquiriesLEVEL 3See staff memberfor lift accessBuilding E7B2143BUSINESS CAREERS HUB3 4 5 6INDOOR COURTYARD,GROUND LEVEL201519 1816 1714 13 12 1178910LEVEL 31 Marketing and management2 Economics3 Applied finance and actuarial studies4 Accounting and corporate governanceINDOOR COURTYARD, GROUND LEVEL1 Primary and secondary educationColour KeyArtsLawBusiness andEconomicsHuman SciencesScience2 Early childhood3 Special education4 Mathematics5 Statistics6 Chemistry and biomolecular sciences7 Earth and planetary sciences8 Environment/geography/planning/health9 Marine science/biodiversity and conservation10 Biology/palaeobiology/human biology/medical sciences11 Psychology12 Psychology13 Psychology14 Human Sciences higher degree research (HDR)15 Lingustics, speech and hearing16 Physiotherapy/Bachelor of Human Sciences17 Chiropractic18 Physics, astronomy, photonics19 Computing20 Engineeringopenday.mq.edu.au 21

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North Ryde,New South Wales 2109T: (02) 9850 7111mq.edu.auCRICOS Provider Number 00002JLucianne Attard, Macquarie travel grant scheme led to a practical experience withthe United Nations Development Program in Environmental Governance in MongoliaTom Boneham, Global Leadership Programled to a graduate position at Clayton UtzHelena Cantrall, PACE experience atKOTO (Know One Teach One) in Vietnam