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This degree is administered by the School of Management in the Faculty of Business, with the participation of the Faculties of Arts, Built Environment and Engineering, Education, Health, Information Technology, Law and Science. The normal duration of the course is three semesters for full-time students. The third semester is devoted to the dissertation, which may be undertaken in a summer semester, enabling the course to be completed in one calendar year. The normal duration for part-time students is six semesters. If the dissertation is undertaken over two summer semesters, the course may be completed, part-time, in two calendar years. Entry Requirements Applicants for admission to candidature for the degree of Master of Public Policy normally should have at least two years’ relevant professional experience, and a Bachelor degree, or equivalent, with a grade point average of 5 or above. Alternatively, candidates who produce evidence of other qualifications and experience which are considered by the Dean to qualify the candidate for admission may be accepted. Course Structure The program structure is divided into two parts. The first part is composed of the eight units, as specified below. The second part consists of the dissertation with a weight of 48 credit points. Each unit will normally have a credit value of 12 points, though, at the discretion of the Course Coordinator, provision can be made for units with a credit value of more or less than 12 credit points provided the total of credit points for coursework units is 96. The taught units comprise a common core of five units, totalling 60 credit points, plus 36 credit points of applied policy electives selected from an approved list of units, for a total of 96 credit points. Elective, applied policy units will be available from faculties and schools participating in the program. The list of elective units is provided below, grouped into policy specialisations. The list of units available will vary over time as schools add and delete relevant units, depending upon demand. As noted above, students must do 36 credit points of electives. Within this 36 credit points, students must undertake a minimum of 24 credit points from one specialisation. The remaining 12 credit points may be taken from the selected specialisation or from any of the other listed specialisations. Students may select any of the listed units provided that they have the necessary prerequisites. Students who successfully complete the taught units, normally with a GPA of at least 4.0, are required to write a dissertation on an area of interest in the public policy field of not more than 30 000 words. Credit and/or unit substitutions may be granted up to a maximum of 48 credit points with the approval of the Course Coordinator. In the case of unit substitutions, the substituted unit will be a policy oriented unit chosen by the student and subject to the approval of the Course Coordinator. All students undertake a research dissertation. Each student will be assigned to a supervisor, subject to the approval of the Course Coordinator, in consultation with the relevant Head of School. In general, the supervisor will be responsible for providing guidance in relation to the choice, preparation and submission of the dissertation. Both supervisor and student will observe <strong>QUT</strong>’s Code of Good Practice in relation to the duties of a supervisor and student (refer to the University Manual of Policy and Procedures (MOPP), Appendix 66). The dissertation will be presented in accordance with <strong>QUT</strong> policy, as listed in the MOPP, Appendix 51. Supervisors shall be appointed when students commence the Research Seminar unit. The supervisor shall not be an examiner of the dissertation. The dissertation will be examined by an examining committee of at least three, appointed by the Dean, and consisting of at least two examiners, one of whom may be external to the University, plus the Course Coordinator, who will act as chair of the examining committee. Full-Time Course Structure Credit Points Contact Hrs/Wk Semester 1 MGN516 Policy Analysis 12 3 MGN517 Program Management & Evaluation 12 3 EFN403 Economics & Public Policy 12 3 Applied Policy Elective Unit 12 117 INTERFACULTY COURSES
Semester 2 MGN522 Research Seminar 12 3 LWS010 Public Law 12 3 Applied Policy Elective Unit 12 3 Applied Policy Elective Unit 12 Semester 3 MGN520 Research Dissertation 48 Part-Time Course Structure Semester 1 MGN516 Policy Analysis 12 3 EFN403 Economics & Public Policy 12 3 Semester 2 MGN522 Research Seminar 12 3 LWS010 Public Law 12 3 Semester 3 MGN517 Program Management & Evaluation 12 3 Applied Policy Elective Unit 12 Semester 4 Applied Policy Elective Unit 12 Applied Policy Elective Unit Semester 5 12 MGN520 Research Dissertation 24 Semester 6 MGN520 Research Dissertation 24 Applied Policy Elective Specialisations The applied policy electives offer a wide range of choice to the student. At present the following specialisations are available. Apart from a wide range of available policy areas, those students wishing to develop specific skills in the area of financial analysis and management may wish to select the financial management specialisation option which has been provided. Economic Policy EFN404 Environmental Economics & Policy 12 3 EFN408 Special Topic - Economics, Banking & Finance A 12 3 EFN502 Developments in Microeconomic Theories 12 3 EFN500 Contemporary Macroeconomic Theories 12 3 MGN402 Government - Business Relations 12 3 MIN403 Business in Asia 12 3 MIN404 Business in Europe 12 3 MIN405 Business in North America 12 3 Education Policy CPN604 Equity & Educational Management: Issues & Strategies 12 3 CPN607 Global Change, Diversity & Education 12 3 CPN608 Gender Equity & Education Policy 12 3 CPN609 Policy for Practitioners 12 3 CPN610 Youth Policies & Post-compulsory Education 12 3 EAN602 Early Childhood Services & Policies 12 3 Environmental Policy EFN404 Environmental Economics & Policy 12 3 LWN049 International Environmental Law 12 2 LWN060 Environmental Legal System 12 2 LWN061 Natural Resources Law 12 2 LWN062 Federal Environmental Law 12 2 PSP501 Environmental Planning & Assessment 12 3 PSP502 Economic & Social Foundations of Planning 12 3 Ethics and Public Policy PSP506 Planning Theory & Ethics 12 3 118
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one 1 GENERAL INFORMATION
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PREFACE HISTORY The Queensland Univ
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PRINCIPAL DATES The schedule of dat
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STAFF SENIOR OFFICERS OF THE ADMINI
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C.StC. Higgins, BA MLitSt Qld, MA L
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R.J. Heywood, BE(Hons) MEngSc PhD Q
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G. Thomas, BArch Qld, GradDipLandAr
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A. Worthington, BA UNE, MCom UNSW,
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PRIZES AND AWARDS The following lis
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Australian Institute of Quantity Su
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Rider Hunt Research Prize for Quant
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ART COLLECTION Queensland Universit
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FILM AND TELEVISION PRODUCTION MAJO
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HUB647 International summer school
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HUB682 Social Movements in Australi
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a qualification judged equivalent b
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PSP011 Conservation Theory 3 1 PSP4
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Master of Engineering Science (Elec
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CNP433/1 Project Management Law 6 2
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Semester 1 CNP402 Principles of Val
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CNB419 Applied Computing 3 6 3 CNB4
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Copies of Faculty Rules and Procedu
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MIB305 Market Research 12 3 1 MIB31
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386 COURSES Doctor of Education (ED
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Course of Study Length (i) Candidat
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Advisory Committee will review the
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394 Conducting Educational Research
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EAB440 Working with Parents & Commu
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List D: Electives Choose 1 or 2 of
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Professional Practice Component Kno
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Curriculum Studies Units - 1A and 1
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BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (EARLY CHILDH
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BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (EARLY CHILDH
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Professional Practice in Education
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LAB334 Primary LOTE Curriculum Stud
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EARTH SCIENCE(Y) Minor 72 credit po
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464 COURSES Master of Applied Scien
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Master of Health Science (HL88) Loc
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Year 3, Semester 2 Select from: two
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Full-Time Course Structure Year 1,
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Master of Public Health (PU85) QUT,
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PUN612 Advanced Health Evaluation 1
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Graduate Diploma in Health Promotio
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Total Credit Points: 96 Standard Cr
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PUN643 Health Informatics 12 3 LWS0
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Bachelor of Applied Science (Human
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500 COURSES Information for all Inf
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Total Credit Points Required: 144 S
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2.9 The academic board may cancel a
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Entry Requirements To be eligible f
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Year 2, Semester 2 Elective 12 3 Se
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A: Computing Science B: Data Commun
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533 FACULTY LAW OF LAW
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FACULTY OF LAW COURSE STRUCTURES Do
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applicant must include details of t
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University’s requirements for pre
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(iii) have substantial professional
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LWN057 Research Project 1D2 12 LWN0
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Master of Laws by Research and Thes
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Management Committee consisting of
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Full-Time Course Structure Credit P
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567 FACULTY SCIENCE OF SCIENCE
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PHN355 Cardiovascular Ultrasound (M
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PHN112 Medical Imaging Science 12 4
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of the more important multivariate
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concepts of rights, equality, justi
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learner profiles and needs; aims an
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■ MDB380 TECHNOLOGY & LIFE SCIENC
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ing of mathematics. Students will e
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Courses: ED21, ED26 Credit Points:
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plied to viscous flow; compressible
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Courses: ME45, ME47 Prerequisites:
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■ MEN172 COST ANALYSIS & ASSET MA
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■ MGB210 OPERATIONS, PRODUCTION &
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■ MGB314 ORGANISATIONAL CONSULTIN
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Credit Points: 12 Contact Hours: 3
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■ MGN524 SPECIAL TOPIC IN MANAGEM
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■ MIB214 MANAGEMENT OF SPORT & RE
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■ MIB310 RETAIL MARKETING This un
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Courses: BS85, BS61, BS93 Prerequis
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strategies, art and screen directio
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Internet and other online searching
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changes, are an increasingly centra
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Courses: NS85 Credit Points: 24 Con
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Courses: OP42 Prerequisites: OPB509
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■ PHB332 PHYSICS 3B Covers any tw
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detectors and accelerators and appl
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■ PHN540 PROJECT (PT) The project
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Courses: ED37, ED43, ED50, ED51, ED
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advanced teaching strategies; gener
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■ PRB415 INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATIO
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■ PRP402 TEACHING STUDIES Strateg
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trations in written presentation. C
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Courses: BN30 Prerequisites: Comple
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Courses: IF54, PS47, PS48 Prerequis
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design must be supported by a theor
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factors. The study of human functio
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vegetation species, groupings, thei
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els in industrialised countries and
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■ PUB349 FAMILIES & HOUSEHOLDS IN
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■ PUB505 PODIATRIC SURGERY Implem
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Courses: PU44 Prerequisites: PUB516
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nological and ethical issues which
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Courses: HL88, PU65 Credit Points:
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theoretical approaches working with
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Courses: SS07 Prerequisites: SSB026
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and interpersonal behaviour and ski
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that are leading in this direction.
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ship-building skills which are view
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