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Postgraduate Diploma of Research Preparation (Arts)

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Overview

Many students complete a coursework degree without including a dissertation, and subsequently wish to undertake a higher degree by research.

This degree is designed to allow students to upgrade their qualifications so that they will be eligible to apply for admission to higher degree research.

Designed as a pathway to the Faculty of Arts HDR program, this degree provides you with rigorous training in advanced research skills and experience in conducting a research project.

Key features

  • Offers research training, including experience in conducting independent research
  • Allows for eligibility to higher degree research candidature within the Faculty of Arts
  • Offered in the areas of ancient history, Asian studies, contemporary music studies, English, European literature and culture, modern history and politics and international relations.

Minimum course duration

1 year full time/ equivalent part time

Location

North Ryde

Suitable for

This degree is designed for students who have completed a coursework degree and wish to enter the Faculty of Arts HDR program

Course fee

It is not possible to determine fees for this course until you have decided on a major or specialisation.

Student amenities fee

Information on the Student services and amenities fee

Entry requirements

A four year bachelor degree OR master degree by coursework

English language requirements

If you have completed the NSW HSC or equivalent you satisfy the English proficiency requirements.

For full information view the English proficiency requirements table (436 Kb).

Work experience requirements

No work experience required

What you will study

General requirements Credit Points
Minimum number of credit points at 800 level or above 24
Completion of a specialisation from the list below

Notes

  • The course information contained on this page is applicable for 2012 ONLY.
    For more information please read the courses disclaimer.

Careers

Career Opportunities

Graduates typically continue on to further higher degree by research (PhD or MPhil) studies in the area of arts, humanities or social sciences.

Why choose Macquarie?

Why choose Macquarie for postgraduate study

Macquarie University graduate programs give you a competitive edge in the workplace, assist your move to a new career and give you that personal sense of achievement.

Our flexibility means that you can transfer degrees, study part-time or by correspondence, and listen to your lectures remotely through iLecture.

We are investing in new classroom buildings, new labs, recreational facilities, a teaching hospital and a new library, to ensure that the best facilities continue to be provided to our students.

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Contact us

Arts Administration
Arts Student Centre
Level 1, Building W6A
Ph: 02 9850 6783
Fax: 02 9850 9245
Email: artsenquiries@mq.edu.au
Web: www.arts.mq.edu.au

Apply

Postgraduate Diploma of Research Preparation (Arts)

MQ course code: PD-RSPRP;ARTS

Apply

1. Find your chosen course in the Postgraduate Course List. Check that the course is offered in the Session that you are applying for and the application method will be shown in the 'Apply to' column.

2. Complete the Application form and follow the instructions for methods to submit and closing dates.

3. Check the Postgraduate Forms webpage to determine if your course also requires a Supplementary Form to be submitted.

Applications for Session 2 2012 open on Thursday 5th April 2012.

Re-admission

If you have previously enrolled and would like to re-apply for the same course, you do not re-apply through UAC.

  1. Print and complete the MQ Postgraduate Re-admission Form (PDF)
  2. View the Postgraduate Course List for 2012 (PDF) for specific information required to complete the application form

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