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NOTICE OF MEETING: ACADEMIC STANDARDS AND QUALITY COMMITTEE DATE AND TIME: Tuesday 17 April 2012 at 9.30 am PLACE: Room 310, Lincoln Student Services Building D Anderson REGISTRAR 10 April 2012

A G E N D A

1. MINUTES OF MEETING HELD ON 13 MARCH 2012 The minutes of the meeting held on 13 March 2012 are attached (Attachment 1). FOR APPROVAL 2. BUSINESS ARISING FROM THE MINUTES

2.1 Report to Academic Senate Academic Senate at its meeting on 3 April 2012 approved the recommendations of the ASQC meetings held on 28 February and 13 March 2012. 2.2 Co-Teaching Chair of Academic Senate has tasked the Deputy Registrar to initiate an audit of all co-teaching for 2013. FOR NOTING

3. INDIVIDUAL STUDENT CASES 3.1 Appeal An appeal against a Faculty decision has been received. Chair will report. 3.2 Faculty Reports Reports have been received from each of the Faculties for noting. (Attachment 2) A draft reporting template is attached for review. (Attachment 3)

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4. REPORT OF THE UNDERGRADUATE SUB-COMMITTEE

The Undergraduate Sub-Committee met on 27 March 2012. The agenda and associated papers for the Sub-Committee’s meeting can be found for review by members on the ASQC web site at: http://senate.mq.edu.au/apc/sub_committees.html The report of the Sub-Committee’s meeting is attached. (Attachment 4) FOR RECOMMENDATION TO ACADEMIC SENATE

5. REPORT OF THE POSTGRADUATE SUB-COMMITTEE

The Postgraduate Sub-Committee met on 20 March 2012. The agenda and associated papers for the Sub-Committee’s meeting can be found for review by members on the ASQC website at: http://senate.mq.edu.au/apc/sub_committees.html. The draft report of the Sub-Committee’s meeting is attached. (Attachment 5)

FOR DISCUSSION AND RECOMMENDATION TO ACADEMIC SENATE 6. PARTICIPATION UPDATE

Ms Lindie Clark to report. (Attachment 6)

7. UNDERGRADUATE CERTIFICATES AND DIPLOMAS To better align with recent changes to Federal Policy it is being proposed that undergraduate certificates only exist as exit awards from Diplomas. (Attachment 7) FOR DISCUSSION AND RECOMMENDATION TO ACADEMIC SENATE

8. NEW RESEARCH UNITS To be circulated separately prior to meeting. (Tabled Paper 1) FOR DISCUSSION AND RECOMMENDATION TO ACADEMIC SENATE

9. DISCONTINUANCE OF AWARD Postgraduate Certificate in International Communication At the Postgraduate Sub-committee meeting held on 2 March 2011 the award of Postgraduate Certificate in International Communication was recommended for discontinuance subject to FSQC approval. Approval has now been received from the Chair, FSQC and the award should now be formally recommended to Senate for discontinuance effective 1 January 2012. FOR RECOMMENDATION TO ACADEMIC SENATE

10. RENEWAL OF MGSM UNITS The following units have been renewed for 2013 as part the ongoing curriculum renewal process.

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MGSM960 Information and Decision Analysis MGSM835 Financial Management MGSM850 Strategic Frameworks MGSM820 Marketing Management MGSM840 Accounting for Management MGSM842 Business Performance Measurement and Management MGSM884 Negotiation; Theory and Practice MGSM845 Economc Context of Management MGSM859 New Enterprise Management MGSM860 Strategic Management MGSM870 Organisational Behaviour MGSM890 Operations Management FOR NOTING

11. AWARDS TO BE OFFERED FOR 2013

The proposed 2013 listing of approved awards, majors and specialisations are attached. 11.1 Undergraduate (Attachment 8) 11.2 Postgraduate (Attachment 9) 11.3 Graduate (Attachment 10)

FOR DISCUSSION AND RECOMMENDATION TO ACADEMIC SENATE

12. EMERGENCY CHANGES

Summary of emergency changes for 2012 requiring academic approval processed since the last ASQC meeting held on 13 March 2012

Postgraduate units 5 Postgraduate programs 3

12.1 Units Emergency Changes to Postgraduate units approved by the Chair and Deputy Chair on behalf of ASQC (Attachment 11)

12.2 Programs Emergency Changes to Postgraduate programs approved by the Chair and Deputy Chair on behalf of ASQC (Attachment 12)

FOR NOTING AND RECOMMENDATION TO ACADEMIC SENATE

13. ANY OTHER BUSINESS 14. NEXT MEETING

The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, 15 May 2012 commencing at 9.30am.

FOR NOTING

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ACADEMIC STANDARDS AND QUALITY COMMITTEE

Minutes of the meeting of the Academic Standards and Quality Committee held on Tuesday, 13 March 2012 in Room 310, Lincoln Student Services Building, from 9.30am to 11:45am.

PRESENT: Dr N Anderson

Ms J Bowden

Ms M Brodie Mr A Burrell Mr K Baird Associate Professor H Carter Ms L Clarke Associate Professor P Coutts

Professor J Fitness (Chair) Dr M Hitchens Associate Professor N Klein Professor A Ross-Smith Professor J Sachs (Provost) Dr A Semple

Dr I Wells APOLOGIES: Ms S Spinks

IN ATTENDANCE: Ms D Anderson

Ms F Courtis

Ms S Kelly Mrs B Liu Professor N Mansfield Mrs K Shorrock Mr J Wylie Associate Professor S Young

1. MINUTES OF MEETING HELD ON 28 FEBRUARY 2012

The minutes of the meeting held on 28 February 2012 were approved with the following amendment: 5.2.1 New Majors Human Biology – add the following to the end of the paragraph: It was noted that the Biology Major will need amendment to address the distinct requirements of each major.

2. BUSINESS ARISING FROM THE MINUTES

2.1 Report to Academic Senate

ASQC - 17 April 2012

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The Committee noted that Academic Senate has not met since the last ASQC meeting. 2.1.1 Update on Master of Research Professor Mansfield provided a report on the Master of Research. The development of the program has involved consultation with the government, faculties and members of ASQC. The government has proposed a change of the title of the program to Bachelor of Philosophy/Master of Research (BPhil/MRes) to reflect the proposed funding model, where students in the first year of the program will be recognised as undergraduate students. It is intended that the program will lead to the award MRes, while BPhil is available as an exit award at the end of the first year if the student does not progress to the second year. It was noted that while no specialisations will be offered in the MRes, students will be aligned with a department from the point of application. It was also proposed that students who apply with a profile which would have permitted admission to HDR (eg. honours) will be eligible to receive 32cp advanced standing towards the MRes. The Committee noted that the standard admission requirement to the MRes will be a GPA of 2.5, with a possibility of different requirements in certain disciplines (eg. higher GPA, work experience). The Committee also noted that in terms of advice and supervision, the department advisor of the MRes will provide advice, negotiation and sign-off on the suitability of individual student programs in the first year; supervisors will be allocated in the second year based on the student’s specific area of research.

3. INDIVIDUAL STUDENT CASES 3.1 Summary Reports The Committee noted the summary report (tabled) provided by the Faculty of Human Sciences that contains outcomes of individual cases as reported to the FSQC on 8 March 2012. The Committee agreed that this report template be adopted by all faculties for the purpose of the provision of summaries of outcomes of individual cases to ASQC. FSQCs need to be advised that summary reports are to be submitted to ASQC for noting at every ASQC meeting. They should also be reminded that FSQC minutes need to include full documentation of each case. 3.2 Individual Cases – Faculty of Human Sciences The Committee reviewed and approved the recommendations of the following individual cases as presented in the above summary report: Shaheda Begum 40998274 – BADipEd Recommendation: Readmitted to BADipEd pre 2010. Student must complete FOHS301 to qualify. Ah-Ram Lee 40973492 – BADipEd Recommendation: Readmitted to BADipEd pre 2010. Dorothea Gray 41064887 – MSpecEd Recommendation: Request to count all 5 completed units in 2 PGCerts to Masters. Recommended on condition that one of the PGCerts is rescinded. Rachel Riley 41727274 - GDip Early Childhood Recommendation: Readmitted to 2009 program.


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Lucy Lyons 31351190 – MOrgPsych Recommendation: Readmitted to pre-2012 program. 3.3 Individual Cases – Faculty of Business and Economics Felipe Ignacio Pizarro Vildosola 42549124 - MIB The Committee noted that the Faculty of Business and Economics has recommended the addition of MKTG833 Social Media Management to the above student’s study plan of Master of International Business (tabled: Student Individual Case Submission form). The reason for the request was noted as “Student is in final semester of degree and would like to undertake MKTG833. This unit is not an elective option in the 2011 program. MKTG833 is an optional elective for 2012 students within the Master of International Business. Furthermore, the student has less elective units to choose from as ICMS units are no longer offered within the program.” The Committee agreed that MKTG833 Social Media Management be added to the study plan of Master of International Business for Mr Pizarro Vildosola (SID 42549124).

4. REPORT OF THE UNDERGRADUATE SUB-COMMITTEE

The Committee reviewed the minutes of the Undergraduate Sub-Committee meeting held on 28 February 2012. The agenda and associated papers for the Sub-Committee’s meeting can be found for review by members on the ASQC web site at: http://senate.mq.edu.au/apc/sub_committees.html 4.1 2012 Academic Program Emergency Changes to the Schedule of Units Faculty of Arts ANTH321 Globalisation and Culture The Sub-Committee discussed the Faculty’s request to change the NCCW from ANTH275 to ANTH375. Concerns were raised in relation to students who may be currently enrolled in the unit, having already completed ANTH375 and subsequently not being able to count ANTH321 for credit. The Sub-Committee agreed that the Faculty will need to identify and contact any students who are affected by the change and notify them of the consequences. The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the Emergency Change request for ANTH321 to change the NCCW from ANTH275 to ANTH375, effective immediately. Faculty of Human Sciences EDUC261 Information and Communication Technologies and Education The Sub-Committee considered the Faculty’s request to add an Xc1 offering and to increase the quota for EDUC261 from 150 students to 175 students, given that extra equipment had been acquired. Subsequent to the Sub-Committee meeting, the Faculty noted that the quota was to be distributed as 153 students in the D1 offering and 22 students in the Xc1 offering, which was approved by the Chair of the Undergraduate Sub-Committee.


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The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the Emergency Change request for EDUC261 to add an Xc1 offering and to increase the quota from 150 students to 175 students, with a distribution of 153 students in the D1 offering and 22 students in the Xc1 offering, effective immediately. Faculty of Science BIOL376 Advanced Human Physiology The Sub-Committee considered the Faculty’s request to remove the NCCWs, BIOL357 and BIOL358, noting the rationale provided in regards to the lack of common content. The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the Emergency Change request for BIOL376 to remove BIOL357 and BIOL358 as NCCWs, effective immediately. Multiple Science Units The Sub-Committee considered the Faculty’s request to add an “Information Technology” designation to the units listed below. It was noted that these units are no longer offered (except MATH237), however the designation is required in order to allow students of the Bachelor of Information Technology to qualify for their degree.

COMP114 COMP227 COMP346 ELEC274 ISYS123 ISYS346

COMP155 COMP238 COMP349 ELEC374 ISYS154 MATH237

COMP165 COMP341 COMP351 INFO240 ISYS201 MPCE360

COMP224 COMP345 ELEC166 INFO310 ISYS227 MPCE361

The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the Emergency Change request to add an Information Technology designation to the above listed units, effective immediately. 4.2 2009 Combined LLB Students Returning to Their Previous Program The Sub-Committee considered an issue that had arisen regarding Combined LLB students who had transitioned to the new curriculum pursuant to the University’s advice. The Sub-Committee discussed whether these students should be permitted to qualify according to their initial program in accordance with the time frame articulated in Bachelor Degree Rule 23. The Sub-Committee discussed whether the University had determined a policy articulating that combined LLB students should be allowed to continue in their 2008 or 2009 programs until December 2013 and agreed to investigate the issue. The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves that the combined LLB students who commenced their program in mid-2008 or 2009 and transitioned to the new curriculum be allowed to qualify according to their old program. 4.3 Non-Application of NCCW to studies after a certain amount of time has

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wishes to enrol in a Maths unit at Macquarie. The Sub-Committee agreed that students should be able to enrol in units and attain credit for their enrolment, if the NCCW requirement is in relation to a HSC result obtained 5 or more years ago. The Sub-Committee also highlighted that this issue may be applicable to Language units within the Faculty of Arts. The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves that students be allowed to enrol in units and attain credit for their enrolment, if the NCCW requirement for that unit is in relation to a HSC result obtained 5 or more years ago. 4.4 Transition The Sub-Committee discussed the need to identify whether there are any issues in relation to transition that have yet to be dealt with. The issue of transitioning Undergraduate students from 68 credit point programs to 69 credit point programs on 1 January 2013 was raised. It was suggested that this issue and the question of broader transition issues be referred to the Transition Working Group. The Sub-Committee recommended that a new Chair for the Transition Working Group will need to be appointed by ASQC, as Dr Julian de Meyrick will no longer be acting as Chair. The Committee noted that Dr de Meyrick has advised that he is preparing a summary of progress with transition issues. The Committee therefore agreed that the appointment of a new Chair for the Transition Working Group be deferred. Dr de Meyrick will meet with staff members of APS and report to ASQC.

5. REPORT OF THE POSTGRADUATE SUB-COMMITTEE

The Committee reviewed the minutes of the Postgraduate Sub-Committee meeting held on 1 March 2012. The agenda and associate papers for the Sub-Committee’s meeting can be found for review by members on the ASQC website at: http://senate.mq.edu.au/apc/sub_committees.html. 5.1 2012 Academic Program Faculty of Business and Economics 2012 Academic Program – Case for Establishment of an Articulation Program The Sub-Committee considered the proposed articulation program whereupon completion of the Master of Management (Human Resources), students from Mahidol University in Thailand will be able to transfer directly to Macquarie University to study in the Master of International Business and/or Master of Commerce. The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the above proposed articulation program with effect from 1 July 2012. 5.2 2013 Academic Program 5.2.1 Programs Faculty of Arts Case for Retention and Renewal Master of Computer Forensics [File No. 11/459]


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Postgraduate Diploma of Computer Forensics [File No. 07/75] Postgraduate Certificate of Computer Forensics [File No. 07/75] Postgraduate Certificate of Intelligence [File No. 07/74] The Sub-Committee considered the above awards and programs and queried the distinctiveness between the Postgraduate Certificate of Intelligence and the Postgraduate Certificate of Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism. The Postgraduate Certificate of Intelligence was therefore not recommended for retention and renewal at this stage and will need to be resubmitted for consideration at a further meeting. The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the retention and renewal of the awards and programs of study for the following, with effect from 1 January 2013: Master of Computer Forensics [File No. 11/459] Postgraduate Diploma of Computer Forensics [File No. 07/75] Postgraduate Certificate of Computer Forensics [File No. 07/76] Faculty of Business and Economics Case for the Establishment of New Postgraduate Award Master of Advanced Professional Accounting The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the establishment of the award and program of study for the Master of Advanced Professional Accounting with effect from 1 January 2013. The Committee noted that it had been suggested that additional admission requirements and fees be indicated appropriately. Case for Retention and Renewal Master of Corporate Governance [10/1937] Case for the Establishment of New Postgraduate Specialisation Financial Crime and Governance The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the retention and renewal of the award and program of study for the Master of Corporate Governance with a general pattern and the establishment of a specialisation in Financial Crime and Governance with effect from 1 January 2013. It was noted that the Sub-Committee is seeking submissions of the programs of study for the exit awards of Postgraduate Diploma and Postgraduate Certificate of Corporate Governance. Faculty of Science Case for the Retention and Renewal Master of Environmental Planning [A96/48]

Specialisation in Environmental Planning Practice

Specialisation in Environmental Planning Research The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the retention and renewal of the award and program of study for the Master of Environmental Planning with effect from 1 January 2013 with (subject to confirmation of the required consultation):


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Specialisation in Environmental Planning Practice

Specialisation in Environmental Planning Research Case for the Establishment of a New Postgraduate Award Postgraduate Certificate of Environmental Planning [File No. 11/1738] The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the establishment of the award and program of study for the Postgraduate Certificate of Environmental Planning with effect from 1 January 2013. Awards Proposed for Discontinuance Master of Environmental Economics Postgraduate Certificate of Environmental Economics Master of Sustainability Practices Postgraduate Diploma of Sustainability Practices Postgraduate Certificate of Sustainability Practices The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the discontinuance of the above awards with effect from 31 December 2012. 5.2.2 Units New Units Faculty of Arts MMCS830 Entrepreneurship and Collaboration for Creative Media MMCS831 Independent Cinema MMCS833 Special Topic in Creative Media MMCS834 Creative Media Research Project MMCS835 Non-Fiction Screen Media MMCS837 Creative Media Contexts MMCS838 The Art of Recording: Sound and Society MMCS839 Music Production Analysis and Research MMCS841 Creative Aesthetics for Screen Media MMCS843 Writing the Real Faculty of Business and Economics ACCG877 Emerging Issues in Financial Crime ACCG878 Fraud Detection, Investigative Techniques ECFS910 Topics in Wealth Management ECFS911 Accelerated Financial Instruments and Investments ECFS912 Topics in Corporate Finance Faculty Human Sciences PHTY808 Clinical Physiotherapy Placement I PHTY809 Clinical Physiotherapy Placement II Faculty of Science


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CHIR903 Clinical Chiropractic 3 CHIR931 Diagnosis and Management 1 CHIR932 Diagnosis and Management 2 CLIM803 Climate Change Impacts ENVE850 Introduction to Remote Sensing The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the introduction of the above units with effect from 1 January 2013, except the following units that require clarification: MMCS830 Entrepreneurship and Collaboration for Creative Media MMCS839 Music Production Analysis and Research Units to be recoded Faculty of Science

Unit Code Unit Title Revised Unit Code/Title

ITEC843 Research and Development Practice and Management

INFO843 Research and Development Practice and Management

The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the above unit recode with effect from 1 January 2013. 5.3 Graduate Units The Sub-Committee discussed the issue of prerequisites for graduate units and confirmed that these units should have prerequisites but that they can be of the format “Admission to program X”. The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves that graduate units have prerequisites which could be “Admission to program X” with effect from 1 January 2013.

6. NEW RESEARCH UNITS Proposals to introduce new research units for the MRes have been submitted by the faculties. Representatives from the faculties provided a summary of their proposals as follows: Faculty of Arts Associate Professor Young reported that while a large range of units are offered by some departments, other departments proposed to offer a smaller number of shell units, with the intention of meeting individual student demand. The Faculty welcomed the ‘no specialisation” model of the MRes that may facilitate a choice from a range of units to suit specific needs of the individual student. Faculty of Business and Economics The Committee noted the template program structure prepared by the Faculty, which has been developed following consultation with heads of different disciplines. Professor Ross-Smith pointed out that some proposed units are ‘shell’ type units, eg, frontier, qualitative.


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She also advised that some units will be offered in block mode. Faculty of Science Dr Hitchens reported that similar to the Faculty of Arts, some departments in the Faculty of Science have proposed a number of shell units, some have proposed a number of discipline specific units and others have proposed a mix of these units. The Faculty has also developed an example of learning outcomes. Faculty of Human Sciences Associate Professor Coutts reported that similar to the Faculty of Business and Economics, the Faculty of Human Sciences has adopted the shell unit approach with a number of units (eg. ethics, qualitative) being shared between different departments. Some discipline specific units were also proposed. The Committee discussed the need to provide further guidance to the faculties in their development of the new research unit proposals in relation to workload, assessment, prerequisites, delivery, co-teaching and overlap of units. The Committee agreed that the faculties be asked to review and submit another iteration of their unit proposals against the following principles. Units are to be revised and resubmitted in time for the deadline of 10 April for consideration at the next ASQC meeting on 17 April. Workload

180 hours for a 4cp unit

32cp per year Assessment

5000 - 6000 words a guideline for total assessment for a 4cp unit

Rationale to be provided as part of proposal for equivalences and/or variation against the above guideline.

Prerequisites

Standard prerequisite to be “Admission to MRes and permission of Executive Dean of Faculty”.

Approval by the department MRes advisor of the unit within the student’s MRes program.

Delivery

Research frontiers units – appropriate that these units be delivered at the department level.

Service units (eg. statistics for research) may be appropriate however guidance will be necessary for the department MRes advisor in assessing the balance between these units and genuine discipline breadth.

Locally delivered versions of such units may also be appropriate where related to the discipline (eg. statistics for discipline).

Co-teaching

Where any 700 level unit is co-taught with an 800 level unit, the units should also be NCCW with one another.

Overlap of Units

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7. NEW AWARDS

7.1 Postgraduate Master of Engineering Management The Committee considered the 2013 – Academic Case for the Establishment of New Postgraduate Award submitted by the Faculty of Science for the Master of Engineering Management. It was noted that the Master of Engineering Management had originally been approved for introduction in 2008 but has been rested since 2009. The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the reinstatement of the Master of Engineering Management with effect from 1 January 2013. 7.2 Undergraduate Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education) (Birth to 12)

[BEd(ECE)(0-12)] The Committee considered the correspondence dated 1 March 2012 from the Faculty of Human Sciences requesting a change of degree name of the Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education) (EDUC01) to Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education) (Birth to 12) [BEd(ECE)(0-12)], required due to accreditation procedures. The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves a change of degree name of the Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education) (EDUC01) to Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education) (Birth to 12) [BEd(ECE)(0-12)] effective immediately.

8. NEW INTERNSHIP UNITS FOAR289 – Arts Internship 1 FOAR299 – Arts Internship 2 FOHS289 – Human Sciences Internship 1 FOHS299 – Human Sciences Internship 2 FOSC289 – Science Internship 1 FOSC299 – Science Internship 2 The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the introduction of the above units with effect from 1 January 2013.

9. CO-TEACHING OF UNITS The Committee discussed issues around co-teaching between undergraduate and postgraduate units. The Committee agreed that NCCWs should not exist where there is a co-teaching arrangement between a 300 level unit and a 700/800 level unit. Further the Committee suggested that to align with TEQSA requirements, the University should be mindful of ensuring that appropriate quality assurance mechanisms are in place in the management of co-teaching arrangements. Particular attention needs to be paid to the issue of post-graduate unit teaching quality and standards, and to the importance of delivering a truly post-graduate level of education to postgraduate students. It was decided that ASQC will audit the ug/pg units that are currently listed as co-taught to ensure that the two levels are distinct in terms of resources, assessment and learning outcomes. The Chair will follow up with Jonathan Wylie on the logistics of conducting this audit later in the year.


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10. EMERGENCY CHANGES

The Committee noted the summary of emergency changes for 2012 requiring academic approval processed since the last ASQC meeting held on 28 February 2012. Undergraduate units 1 Postgraduate units 33 Undergraduate programs 2 Postgraduate programs 4

10.1 Units 10.1.1 Emergency Changes to Undergraduate units supported by the Deputy Chair on

behalf of ASQC 10.1.2 Emergency Changes to Postgraduate units supported by the Chair of the

Postgraduate Sub-Committee

10.1.3 Emergency Changes to Postgraduate units approved by the Chair on behalf of ASQC

The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the 2012 Emergency Changes to Undergraduate and Postgraduate Units as presented in the summary tables, effective immediately (Attachment 1).

10.2 Programs

10.2.1 Emergency Changes to Undergraduate programs supported by the Deputy Chair on

behalf of ASQC 10.2.2 Emergency Changes to Postgraduate programs supported by the Chair of the

Postgraduate Sub-Committee The Committee RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC SENATE approves the 2012 Emergency Changes to Undergraduate and Postgraduate Programs as presented in the summary tables, effective immediately (Attachment 1).

11. ANY OTHER BUSINESS Queries were raised regarding the timeline for session 3 unit offerings. It was clarified that session 3 offerings should be handled as a regular part of the annual process for the Schedule of Units. Mr Burrell reminded the Committee that the COE office welcomes consultation and is resourced to provide support in the establishment of session 3 unit offerings.

12. NEXT MEETING

The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, 17 April 2012 commencing at 9.30am.


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Units9/03/2012 STAT402

Topics in Stochastic FinanceEmergency Change to prerequisites STAT272(P) or STAT371(P) STAT272(P) or STAT371(P) or STAT306(P) Reccommended by the Deputy Chair P. Coutts on behalf of ASQC on

9/03/2012

Programs9/03/2012 CRA01

Creative ArtsLate Amendment to Major Required MMCS105 Reiquired either MMCS105 or ACCG106 Reccommended by the Deputy Chair P. Coutts on behalf of ASQC on

9/03/2012

9/03/2012 BIOT11GCGraduate Certificate ofBiotechnology

Late Amendment to Program 12cp required, 4 x 3cp units from a list of 8 CBMS and 4 BIOL units

Addition of ‐ BIOL206 Genetics Reccommended by the Deputy Chair P. Coutts on behalf of ASQC on 9/03/2012


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FacultyUnit Code

Unit Title Request Existing Entry Revised/New EntryConsidered

by ASQC

Action/ ResolutionConsidered

by Senate

22/02/2012 SC CMBS803 Organic and Biological Chemistry A

Change to Prerequisite

(Admission to MBiotech or MLabQAMgt or MRadiopharmSc or MSc) and permission of Executive Dean of Faculty

(Admission to MBiotech or MLabQAMgt or PGDipLabQAMgt or PGCertLabQAMgt or MRadiopharmSc or MSc) and permission of Executive Dean of Faculty

ASQC for Noting – P. Coutts (ASQC Deputy Chair) 13/03/2012

For Recommendation to Senate 3/04/2012

22/02/2012 SC CMBS804 Organic and Biological Chemistry B


(Admission to MBiotech or MLabQAMgt or MRadiopharmSc or MSc) and permission of Executive Dean of Faculty

(Admission to MBiotech or MLabQAMgt or PGDipLabQAMgt or PGCertLabQAMgt or MRadiopharmSc or MSc) and permission of Executive Dean of Faculty



22/02/2012 SC CMBS832 Protein Discovery and Analysis


Admission to MBiotech or MBiotechMCom or MLabQAMgt

Admission to MBiotech or MBiotechMCom or MLabQAMgt or PGDipLabQAMgt or PGCertLabQAMgt



22/02/2012 SC CMBS842 Medicinal Chemistry Change to Prerequisite

(Admission to MBiotech or MLabQAMgt or MRadiopharmSc) and permission of Executive Dean of Faculty

(Admission to MBiotech or MLabQAMgt or PGDipLabQAMgt or PGCertLabQAMgt or MRadiopharmSc) and permission of Executive Dean of Faculty



22/02/2012 FBE ACCG612 Intermediate Financial Accounting


ACCG611 Admission to MAcc(CPA) or MAcc(Prof) or MCom or MEc or MIB or MBioTechMCom




Change to Corequisite None ACCG611 ASQC for Noting – P. Coutts (ASQC Deputy Chair) 13/03/2012


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22/02/2012 FBE ACCG613 Intermediate Managerial Accounting


ACCG611 Admission to MAcc(CPA) or MAcc(Prof) or MCom or MEc or MIB or MBioTechMCom




Change to Corequisite None ACCG611 ASQC for Noting – P. Coutts (ASQC Deputy Chair) 13/03/2013


23/02/2012 FBE ACCG611 Principles of Accounting Change to Prerequisite

Admission to MAcc(CPA) or MAcc(Prof) or MCom or MEc or MIB

Admission to MAcc(CPA) or MAcc(Prof) or MCom or MEc or MIB or MBioTechMCom or MIntBusMIntRel



23/02/2012 FBE ACCG614 Business and Corporation Law


Admission to MAcc(CPA) or MAcc(Prof) or MCom or MEc

Admission to MAcc(CPA) or MAcc(Prof) or MCom or MEc or MBioTechMCom



24/02/2012 HSc TRAN835 Advanced Auslan Interpreting


TRAN869 TRAN869 or TRAN822 For Noting in Senate 3/04/2012


Co‐taught unit None ACCG921 ASQC for Noting – P. Coutts (ASQC Deputy Chair) 13/03/2013



Co‐taught unit None ACCG923 ASQC for Noting – P. Coutts (ASQC Deputy Chair) 13/03/2013


1/03/2012 HSc APPL902 Research Methods in Language Study


Admission to MAppLing or PGDipAppLing or MCommDis or MTransInter or MTransInterMAppLing or MTransInterMIntRel or MAuslEngInt or PGDipAuslEngInt or MConfInt or MAdvTrans or PGCertResPrep(Hus)

Admission to MAppLing or PGDipAppLing or MCommDis or MTransInter or MTransInterMAppLing or MTransInterMIntRel or MAuslEngInt or PGDipAuslEngInt or MConfInt or MAdvTrans or PGCertResPrep(Hus) or MTransIntPed

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1/03/2012 HSc APPL910 Exploring Discourse in Context and Action


Admission to MAppLing or PGDipAppLing or PGCertAppLing or MTransInterMAppLing

Admission to MAppLing or PGDipAppLing or PGCertAppLing or MTransInterMAppLing or MTransIntPed


1/03/2012 HSc APPL924 Language Testing and Evaluation


Admission to (MAppLing in TESOL or LSP) or PGDipAppLing in TESOL or MTransInterMAppLing or MCommDis

Admission to (MAppLing in TESOL or LSP) or PGDipAppLing in TESOL or MTransInterMAppLing or MCommDis or MTransIntPed


5/03/2012 Arts MHPG844 History, Culture and Museum Studies


(12cp in MHIS or AHST or POL units at 300 level) or (admission to MA in Modern History or PGDipArts in Modern History or PGCertArts in Modern History)

(12cp in MHIS or AHST or POL units at 300 level) or (admission to MA in History or MA in Modern History or PGDipArts in Modern History or PGCertArts in Modern History)


5/03/2012 Arts MHPG847 Rewriting History Change to Prerequisite




5/03/2012 Arts MHPG848 An Introduction to Modern Historiography





5/03/2012 Arts MHPG849 Australian Historiography







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5/03/2012 Arts MHPG850 Remembering Trauma in the 20th Century: Genocides, Conflicts, Colonialism and Epidemics





5/03/2012 Arts MHPG856 The World Since 1750 Change to Prerequisite

(12cp in MHIS or AHST or POL units at 300 level) or (admission to MA in Modern History or PGDipArts in Modern History or PGCertArts in Modern History or MIntRel or MIntCommMIntRel or MIntBusMIntRel or MIntRelMIntTrdeComLaw or MTransInterMIntRel)

(12cp in MHIS or AHST or POL units at 300 level) or (admission to MA in History or MA in Modern History or PGDipArts in Modern History or PGCertArts in Modern History or MIntRel or MIntCommMIntRel or MIntBusMIntRel or MIntRelMIntTrdeComLaw or MTransInterMIntRel)


5/03/2012 Arts MHPG888 Modern History Minor Research Project Part A


16cp in MHPG units at 800 or 900 level with an average grade of credit

(16cp in MHPG units at 800 or 900 level with an average grade of credit) or MA in History


5/03/2012 Arts MHPG889 Modern History Minor Research Project Part B





5/03/2012 Arts MHPG892 Modern History Minor Research Project





5/03/2012 Arts MHPG912 World Historians Change to Prerequisite






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5/03/2012 Arts MHPG914 Weimar and Nazi Germany





5/03/2012 Arts MHPG915 Bulletin to Big Brother: The Media in Australia Since 1880





5/03/2012 Arts MHPG916 Australian Popular Culture from the Fifties to Now





5/03/2012 Arts MHPG918 Rights and the Evolution of Australian Citizenship





5/03/2012 Arts MHPG919 The Sixties: Culture and Counter‐Culture





7/03/2012 Arts AHPG860 Ancient Egypt Reinstatement of Unit Unit not available Reinstated Session D1


For Recommendation to Senate



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7/03/2012 Arts AHPG874 Middle Egyptian II Unit Reinstated Unit Discontinued Session D1 ASQC for Noting – P. Coutts (ASQC Deputy Chair) 13/03/2013


7/03/2012 Arts AHPG879 Egypt in the Middle Kingdom

Removal of NCCW NCCW AHPG372 ASQC for Noting – P. Coutts (ASQC Deputy Chair) 13/03/2013




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FacultyUnit Code

Unit Title Request Existing Entry Revised/New EntryAction/ Resolution

Considered by

SenateAction/ Resolution

24/02/2012 HSc TRAN835 Advanced Auslan Interpreting


TRAN869 TRAN869 or TRAN822 For Noting in Senate 3/04/2012 ASQC for Noting – J.FitnessNoted by Senate

1/03/2012 HSc APPL902 Research Methods in Language Study


Admission to MAppLing or PGDipAppLing or MCommDis or MTransInter or MTransInterMAppLing or MTransInterMIntRel or MAuslEngInt or PGDipAuslEngInt or MConfInt or MAdvTrans or PGCertResPrep(Hus)

Admission to MAppLing or PGDipAppLing or MCommDis or MTransInter or MTransInterMAppLing or MTransInterMIntRel or MAuslEngInt or PGDipAuslEngInt or MConfInt or MAdvTrans or PGCertResPrep(Hus) or MTransIntPed

For Noting in Senate 3/04/2012 ASQC for Noting – J.FitnessNoted by Senate

1/03/2012 HSc APPL910 Exploring Discourse in Context and Action


Admission to MAppLing or PGDipAppLing or PGCertAppLing or MTransInterMAppLing

Admission to MAppLing or PGDipAppLing or PGCertAppLing or MTransInterMAppLing or MTransIntPed


1/03/2012 HSc APPL924 Language Testing and Evaluation


Admission to (MAppLing in TESOL or LSP) or PGDipAppLing in TESOL or MTransInterMAppLing or MCommDis

Admission to (MAppLing in TESOL or LSP) or PGDipAppLing in TESOL or MTransInterMAppLing or MCommDis or MTransIntPed


5/03/2012 Arts MHPG844 History, Culture and Museum Studies





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5/03/2012 Arts MHPG847 Rewriting History Change to Prerequisite




5/03/2012 Arts MHPG848 An Introduction to Modern Historiography





5/03/2012 Arts MHPG849 Australian Historiography





5/03/2012 Arts MHPG850 Remembering Trauma in the 20th Century: Genocides, Conflicts, Colonialism and Epidemics





5/03/2012 Arts MHPG856 The World Since 1750 Change to Prerequisite

(12cp in MHIS or AHST or POL units at 300 level) or (admission to MA in Modern History or PGDipArts in Modern History or PGCertArts in Modern History or MIntRel or MIntCommMIntRel or MIntBusMIntRel or MIntRelMIntTrdeComLaw or MTransInterMIntRel)

(12cp in MHIS or AHST or POL units at 300 level) or (admission to MA in History or MA in Modern History or PGDipArts in Modern History or PGCertArts in Modern History or MIntRel or MIntCommMIntRel or MIntBusMIntRel or MIntRelMIntTrdeComLaw or MTransInterMIntRel)




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5/03/2012 Arts MHPG888 Modern History Minor Research Project Part A





5/03/2012 Arts MHPG889 Modern History Minor Research Project Part B





5/03/2012 Arts MHPG892 Modern History Minor Research Project





5/03/2012 Arts MHPG912 World Historians Change to Prerequisite




5/03/2012 Arts MHPG914 Weimar and Nazi Germany





6/03/2012 Arts MHPG915 Bulletin to Big Brother: The Media in Australia Since 1880







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7/03/2012 Arts MHPG916 Australian Popular Culture from the Fifties to Now





8/03/2012 Arts MHPG918 Rights and the Evolution of Australian Citizenship





9/03/2012 Arts MHPG919 The Sixties: Culture and Counter‐Culture







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FacultyH'dbk

AbreviationProgram Title Request Existing Entry Revised/New Entry

Considered by

ASQCAction/ Resolution

Considered by

Senate

20/02/2012 SC MSc [SC121S]

Master of Science with Specialisation ‐ Science Research Preparation

New Specialisaiton Requirements for the Specialisation:Completion of a minimum of 24 credit points including the following prescribed units:800 level or aboveRequiredFOSC800 Research Preparation (4)Required FOSC801 Research Project (8)Required FOSC802 Special Project (4)Required FOSC803 Research Project 2 (8)

TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED TO SATISFY THIS SPECIALISATION 24



27/02/2012 FBE MEc[ECON11M]

Master of Economics Addition to Program 800 level or aboveRequired ECON840 Applied Econometrics I RequiredECON860 Advanced Microeconomics RequiredECON861 Advanced MacroeconomicsRequiredECON864 Mathematical EconomicsRequiredeither1 specialisationor 16cp from ECON800‐ECON899 or ACST, AFIN, MKTG 800 or 900 level units designated as Economics units

800 level or aboveRequired ECON840 Applied Econometrics I RequiredECON860 Advanced Microeconomics RequiredECON861 Advanced MacroeconomicsRequiredECON864 Mathematical EconomicsRequiredeither1 specialisationor 16cp from ECON800‐ECON899, ECON904, ECON905 or ACST, AFIN, MKTG 800 or 900 level units designated as Economics units



27/02/2012 FBE MEc[ECMS11S]

Master of Economics with Specialisation in Econometrics

Addition to Program Required 8cp fromECON800 ‐ ECON899

Required 8cp fromECON800 ‐ ECON899ECON904 Research Project A ECON905 Research Project B



29/02/2012 Arts PGCertResPrep(Arts)[RPAR31C]

Postgraduate Certificate in Research Preparation (Arts)

Addition to Program Specific minimum requirements:Credit points 800 level or aboveRequired 4cp fromLIT806 Literary Theory MHPG848 An Introduction to Modern Historiography PICT812 Methods of Research and Writing POL822 Using Research SOC830 Doing Social Survey Research C831 Qualitative Methods IRPG841 Theories of International Relations IRPG849 International Political Economy IRPG857 International Law and Institutions IRPG831 International Security Required 8cp fromIRPG846 International Relations Special Project IRPG850 International Relations Special Project A and IRPG851 International Relations Special Project BLIT870 Research Thesis I: Preparation and LIT871 Research Thesis II: Writing MHPG892 Modern History Minor Research Project PICT809 Research Project POL801 Public Policy DissertationSOC817 Individual Project Half Year and SOC 820 Individual Project Half Year TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED FOR THIS PROGRAM 12

Specific minimum requirements:Credit points 800 level or aboveRequired 4cp fromLIT806 Literary Theory MHPG848 An Introduction to Modern Historiography PICT812 Methods of Research and Writing POL822 Using Research SOC830 Doing Social Survey Research C831 Qualitative Methods IRPG841 Theories of International Relations IRPG849 International Political Economy IRPG857 International Law and Institutions IRPG831 International Security ANTH801 Methodology in Local and Community Studies Required 8cp fromIRPG846 International Relations Special Project IRPG850 International Relations Special Project A and IRPG851 International Relations Special Project BLIT870 Research Thesis I: Preparation and LIT871 Research Thesis II: Writing MHPG892 Modern History Minor Research Project PICT809 Research Project POL801 Public Policy DissertationSOC817 Individual Project Half Year and SOC 820 Individual Project Half Year



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Faculty of ARTS - FSQC savings and deeming cases considered at meeting 14.3.12

Chang Jae 41204174 Deeming JPN261 to be deemed JPN221 approved

Cox Alyse 42120608 Deeming MHIS211 to be deemed MHIS115 approved

Lamplough Nicole 41815378 Savings People/Planet unit outside Faculty. EUL101 to be deemed as people unit-APS advised Savings clause needs to be invoked

Recommended to Academic Senate

Marcovic Nina 41492382 Deeming GMN275 to be deemed GMN287 approved

Motz Alexis 40772543 Deeming GEOS111 to be deemed GEOS112 and ANTH150 deemed ANTH151

Delegated approval noted

Nobrega Fatima 41075986 Deeming BUS834 to be deemed LAW 850 approved

Olcayto Alan 41200667 Savings Cross faculty individual case Bcom ProfAccg LLB student needs to qualify under the pre 2010 version of BCom. (He was in a tuition fee place and needed to reapply to UAC in order to gain CSP place. This action did not alter his course or his intent just the fee liability category)


Renshaw Brogan 41901924 Deeming SOC849 to be deemed SOC863 Approved

Roberts Paul 40748758 Deeming SOC329 to be deemed SOC365 Delegated approval noted

Sami Cherrie 41196198 Savings Ambiguous advice given student was assured by Department that she meets the requirements for BSoci LLB APS advises student only meets requirements for BA LLB


True James 41219090 Deeming LAW411; LAW423;LAW469; LAW562 to be deemed WXLW420 and EUL 301 to be deemed FRN337 and FRN348

Approved

Wicks Millicent 41190653 Savings Student wishes to graduate under the pre 2010 rules.APS has indicated the difference in her required program of study and through a combination of transition confusion, inappropriate advice it appears she has been disadvantaged by the application of the new rules

Delegated recommendation to Academic senate noted


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FSQC INDIVIDUAL STUDENT CASES

Monthly Report to ASQC

Faculty: ARTS FSQC Meeting Date: 11th April 2012

Student ID Number Program

Type of Case (Deeming, Savings,

Other)

Details of Request FSQC Decision

41229401

BA-LLB Savings Student be allowed to satisfy degree requirements for pre-2010 degree in spite of break in in 2010 Law studies to complete her Honors in Arts

approved

30082269

Master of Arts in Ancient History

Savings Student be allowed to satisfy degree requirements for MA in Ancient History (coursework) counting two 300 lvl units

approved

41467299

BA Savings Student be allowed to satisfy degree requirements for BA counting MAS214 as her People unit in spite of being from within her Faculty of enrolment

approved

41654730

BA- Media Deeming To deem MAS389 equivalent to MAS306, MAS320-322

approved


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42718910

PG Cert in Policy and Applied Social Research

Deeming To deem SGY888 equivalent to SGY881

approved

Submitted by:

Date: 13.4.2012

Name: Vicki Worthington Ext: 8831 Email: [email protected]

Endorsed by Chair FSQC:

Date:

Name: John Simons Ext: 8736 Email: [email protected]

Return the completed form to: [email protected]


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mailto:[email protected]

RetrospectiveReporttoFBE - FSQConIndividualCases(DeemingsandSavings)July2011–February2012

Undergraduate:Deemings

Meeting Student ID Program Type Outcome

27 July 2011

41399285 BAppFin Deeming ACCG350 deemed for ACST300

40956814 BBA with BA in European Studies

Deeming BBA250 deemed for HRM107

10 August 2011 41380363 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming ACCG105 deemed for ISYS104

15 August 2011

30600332 BCom Deeming COMP124 as an equivalent to

ISYS100 BCom Deeming STAT175 deemed for ACCG106 BCom Deeming DEM256 deemed for BBA102

41193113 BCom‐Accg Deeming JPS301 deemed for JPN331

30 August 2011

41796918 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming BBA111 deemed for BBA102 40964663 BCom Deeming BBA111 deemed for BBA102

41376374 BCom Deeming ACCG201 deemed for ACCG301 BCom Deeming ACCG323 deemed for ACCG399

40430138 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming ISYS123 deemed for ISYS100 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming CHN222 deemed as a People Unit

42082374 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming BBA111 deemed for BBA102 41962672 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming BBA111 deemed for BBA102 42087090 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming BBA111 deemed for BBA102

41455835

BCom‐Accg with BCom‐Actuarial Studies

Deeming ACST151 deemed as an ISYS/COMP unit

29 September 2011

4197004 BCom‐Mktg Deeming

Rejected deeming MKTG311 for MKTG303 MKTG311 had previously been

deemed for MKTG303, however, the student had received a F grade

BUSL301 was now requested to be deemed equivalent to MKTG303 to enable the student to satisfy the degree requirements

41954556 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming BBA111 deemed for BBA102 41189868 Bcom Deeming HRM328 deemed for HRW327

41493281 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming ECON110 deemed as a People Unit BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming ACCG323 deemed for ACCG399

40331636 BBA Deeming BBA250 deemed for HRM107

41107489 BCom Deeming BBA111 deemed for BBA102 BCom Deeming ACCG201 deemed for ACCG224

40810488 BCom‐Mktg Deeming COMP123 deemed for ISYS123 BCom‐Mktg Deeming MKTG207 deemed for MKTG204 or


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MKTG208 or MKTG210 42087740 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming BBA111 deemed for BBA102 41769880 BCom Deeming HRM328 deemed for HRM327 42134900 BA in the FBE Deeming HRM328 deemed for HRM327

41548604 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming ECON110 (old required core unit) deemed as BBB102 (new required core unit)

41468333 BCom‐ProfAccg with BLaw Deeming ECON110 (old required core unit) deemed

as BBB102 (new required core unit) 41970004 BCom Deeming BUSL301 deemed for MKTG303

40734358 BCom Deeming BBA207 deemed for HRM207 BCom Deeming BBA250 deemed for HRM250 BCom Deeming HRM327 deemed for HRM328

41773152 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming ECON110 deemed as a People Unit

40329674

BAppFin with BLaw Deeming LAW553 deemed for ACST101

BAppFin with BLaw Deeming ECON303 deemed for ECON110

BAppFin with BLaw Deeming AFIN328 deemed for ECON111

BAppFin with BLaw Deeming ECON333 deemed for ECOn141

BAppFin with BLaw Deeming ECON203 deemed for ECON201

41797310 BAppFin Deeming ISYS123 deemed for ISYS100

41210204

BCom – Mktg/LLB Deeming TGIM201 deemed for BBA303

(discontinued) MKTG204 BCom – Mktg/LLB Deeming TIBT306 deemed for BBA315

BCom – Mktg/LLB Deeming BBA340 deemed for MKTG304

41411226 BCom Deeming ISYS123 deemed for ISYS100 BCom Deeming BBA216 deemed for ACBE100

41757351 BBA with BA ‐ Psych Deeming ISYS104 deemed for ISYS123

40503577

BBA Deeming BBA250 deemed for HRM107 BBA Deeming BBA301 deemed for BBA350 BBA Deeming BBA316 deemed for BBA216 BBA Deeming BBA311 deemed for BBA360

40755258 BAppFin with BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming ISYS123 deemed for ISYS100

27 October 2011

40503577 BBA Deeming COMP123 deemed for ISYS100 42282470 BBA Deeming ACCG100 deemed for ACCG106 41368134 BCom Deeming ISYS123 deemed for ISYS100 (Planet Unit)

41528689 BCom Deeming BBA111 deemed for BBA102

BCom Deeming ECON110 (old required core unit) deemed as MKTG101 (new required core unit)

42145120 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming ACCG355 deemed for ACCG399

7 December 2011 41970004 BCom Deeming

Rejected, deeming BUSL301 for MKTG303 request to be re‐considered with

further information


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42144752 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming MKTG203 deemed as a People Unit

40759032 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming MATH130 deemed for MATH123 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming ECON110 deemed as a People Unit

9‐13 December 2011

41380444 BCom Deeming ISYS123 deemed for ISYS100 (Planet Unit) 41376439 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming ACCG399 deemed for ACCG323/325

41968905 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming That BUSL100 deemed for PHL137 (Planet Unit)

41765591 BCom‐Accg with BLaw Deeming ISYS123 deemed for ISYS100 (Planet Unit)

41915305 BA in the FBE Deeming BBA250 deemed for HRM250 BA in the FBE Deeming HRM327 deemed for HRM328

42056853 BBA Deeming ACCG100 deemed for ACCG106

40359565 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming MATH130 deemed for MATH123 (Planet

Unit)

BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming EAP100 deemed for ACBE100 (People Unit)

41792270 BBA Deeming ECON394 deemed for SOC182 (People Unit)

41761324 BAppFin with BLaw Deeming ISYS123 deemed for ISYS100 (Planet Unit)

40551830 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming COMP123 deemed for ISYS100 (Planet Unit)

41371968 BA Deeming HRM327 deemed for HRM328 BA Deeming BBA250 deemed for HRM250

41516753 BA in the FBE Deeming ISYS123 deemed for ISYS100 (Planet Unit) 41749871 BCom/ BLaw Deeming ISYS123 deemed for ISYS100 (Planet Unit) 42036127 BCom Deeming BUSL100 deemed as a Planet Unit 41766431 BCom Deeming ECON110 deemed for ECON111

40690512 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming ACCG252 deemed for ACCG253 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming ACCG325 deemed for ACCG399

41379934 BBA Deeming PSY247 deemed for PSY250 (People Unit) BBA Deeming ISYS123 deemed for ISYS100 (Planet Unit)

41016459 BCom Deeming Bulk Request

ACCG326 deemed for ACCG325 42147913

BCom Deeming Bulk Request ACCG326 deemed for ACCG325











ACCG326 deemed for ACCG325


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ACCG326 deemed for ACCG325

17 January 2012

41801148 BCom‐AcSt Deeming Approved by Executive action STAT272 deemed for ECON141

41732987 BCom‐AcSt Deeming Approved by Executive action STAT272 deemed for ECON141

41797817 BAppFin with BEcon Deeming Approved by Executive action

BBA111 deemed for ECON110

42124751 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming BUSL100 deemed for ECON131 (Planet Unit)

41732200 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming ACCG399 deemed for ACCG323 41925920 BCom Deeming BBA360 deemed for BUS303 42026645 BAppFin Deeming ISYS104 deemed for ISYS100 (Planet unit)

40956822 BBA with BA‐Psych Deeming BBA250 deemed for HRM107

41323010 BCom Deeming ACCG326 deemed for ACCG325 41502922 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming ACCG399 deemed for ACCG323 41954548 BCom Deeming ACCG253 deemed for ACCG252/AFIN252

41320670 BBA with BA‐Psych Deeming

Rejected, deeming PSY353 for BBA340 noted PSY353 BBA340 do not

have enough in common.

9‐13 February 2012

42081807 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming Approved by Executive action ECON110 deemed for BBA111

41771125 BCom Deeming ISYS123 deemed for ISYS100 (Planet Unit)

41195655 BCom with BLaw Deeming Law460 deemed for LAW472 (or any

Commerce, Economics designated units) 41073355 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming ISYS123 deemed for ISYS100 (Planet Unit) 41804562 BA Deeming ISYS123 deemed for ISYS100 (Planet Unit) 41227182 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming ISYS123 deemed for ISYS100 (Planet Unit)

41227212 BCom Deeming ISYS123 deemed for ISYS100 (Planet Unit) BCom Deeming SOC298 deemed for SOC297 (People unit)

30543622 BCom Deeming COMP123 deemed for ISYS100 (Planet Unit)

42049814 BCom‐ProfAccg Deeming BUSL100 deemed for ANTH106 (Planet unit)

42231418 BBA Deeming ACCG100 deemed for ACCG106


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Undergraduate:Savings

29 September 2011

41773152 BCom‐ProfAccg Saving

Student saved from doing ISYS100 (Planet Unit), BBA102 and MKTG102. This was a returning excluded student. The

student has sufficient credits to qualify.

41493281 BCom‐ProfAccg Saving

Student saved from doing MKTG101, BBA102 and ACCG224 This student was affected by the new

curriculum, and is requesting to graduate without undertaking the new core units.

The student had a good record. 7 December 2011 41528689 BCom Saving Rejected, student being saved from doing

ACCG200 and ACCG224.


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Postgraduate:Deemings

Meeting Student ID Program Type Outcome

15 August 2011

41834437 MCom with MIT Deeming

STAT888 and BUS804 is deemed to satisfy INFT75P requirement for graduation purposes

42168562 Master of Actuarial Practise Deeming ACST871 is added to the student’s

study pattern 42396816 MCom Deeming ICMS821 is NCCW MKTG802

9‐13 December 2011

41959337 MEcon Deeming ECON835 deemed for ECON840

41959337 MEcon Deeming ECON847 deemed for ECON844

9‐13 February 2012

40975622

Master of Banking and Financial Regulation

Deeming

Approved by Executive action ACCG930 deemed for BUSL861 FBE will no longer offer BUSL

units in 2012, request to be added to the study plan for graduation purposes


Deeming




Deeming



420000564


Deeming




Deeming



42586585

MCom (Business Management and Organisation)

Deeming Approved by Executive action BUS803 deemed for BUS832


Deeming Approved by Executive action BUS850 deemed for BUS845


Deeming Approved by Executive action ICMS831 deemed for MKTG808

42596793 MCom Deeming Approved by Executive action BUS854 deemed for BUS828

42587077 Master of Deeming Approved by Executive action ICMS812 deemed for BUS832


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International Business Master of International Business

Deeming Approved by Executive action ICMS831 deemed for MKTG808

42567572 Master of International Business

Deeming Approved by Executive action ICMS812 deemed for BUS832

41334353 MEcon Deeming ECON896 deemed for ECON864 41812018 MEcon Deeming ECON896 deemed for ECON864 41514602 MEcon Deeming ECON896 deemed for ECON864

40321037


Deeming ACCG970 deemed for BUSL852


Deeming ACCG930 deemed for BUSL861


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Faculty of Human Sciences Individual Student Cases 2 April 2012

SID Program Type Outcome

42134617 BADipEd Saving Student disadvantaged by incorrect advice Case recommended to Senate

41487389 BA-Psych with degree of Bachelor of Laws

Saving Student disadvantaged by changes in credit points for PSY300 units Case recommended to Senate

42413605 PC-EDIT Saving Student disadvantaged by PG review changes Case recommended to Senate

42189403 Master of Applied Linguistics in Language for Specific Purposes

Deeming APPL910 deemed as APPL902

40258335 Master of Organisational Psychology

Other Student re-admitted to her 2011 program of study.

41470818 Bachelor of Business Administration with Bachelor of Arts-Psychology

Other Student to qualify under the 2009 degree rules

41192842 Bachelor of Psychology (Hons)

Other Student will qualify under the 2007 rules for this degree

41841336 42296048 42149630 42086841

Master of Advanced Translation

Other Removal of some NCCW restrictions to address student’s disadvantage due to program changes

40998290 41775112 41777824 41915593

BADipEd (old curriculum)

Other Student will qualify under the 2009 degree requirements

41419866 BADipEd Deeming ECH229 deemed as EDUC 200 level unit

41609301 BADipEd Deeming ECH229 deemed as EDUC 200 level unit ECH228 deemed as EDUC 200 level unit ECH129 deemed as EDUC 100 level unit

41967143 BADipEd Deeming TEP245 deemed as EDUC270

42117577 BADipEd Deeming ECH113 deemed as EDUC 100 level unit

41588126 BADipEd Deeming ECH113 deemed as EDUC 100 level unit ECH131 deemed as EDUC 100 level unit



41318358 BADipEd (old curriculum)

Deeming LING214 deemed as PSY238


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Faculty of Science - Individual Cases Committee.

Students submitted for deliberation in 2012.

Student ID Name Award Comments Action

41224035 Nguyen, Thanh

B Chir Sci Savings request to graduate 3cp short, based on incorrect advice

Approved by FSQC

41472284 Hall, Karina Janet

BSc - major climate science

That ENVE237 Natural Hazards be deemed equivalent to ENVE117 Biophysical Environments

Approved by FSQC

40959481 Martignoni, Julia

pre2010; BSocSci

That EXGE306 Exchange Human Geography be deemed equivalent to GEOS324 Economy Place and Culture

Approved by FSQC

41769635 Evans, Jacob BSc - physics major

That PHYS303 Atomic and Solid State Physics be deemed equivalent to PHYS310 Energy and Entropy

Approved by FSQC

41202945 Liu, Jason Junqui

BSc That COMP249 Web Technology be deemed equivalent to COMP115 Introduction to Computer Science And That MATH132 Mathematics 1A(Advanced) be deemed equivalent to DMTH137 Discrete Mathematics

Approved by FSQC

42089395 Zhao, Yifan BIT That CAPP100 Communication for Academic and Professional Purposes 1 be deemed equivalent to ACSC100 Academic Communication in Science and That MATH130 Mathematics IE be deemed equivalent to MATH123 Mathematics 123

Approved by FSQC

41323270 Zheng, Zijun BIT That COMP355 Information Technology Project be deemed equivalent to ISYS355 Information Systems Project

Approved by FSQC

83186557 LAWRENCE, Gregory Victor

BSc Dip Ed Deeming request – 3 units Returned to department for further action

30486327 LINARDOS, Sharon Faye

BSc That PHYS270 Astronomy be deemed equivalent to ASTR170 Introductory Astronomy

Approved by FSQC

41463668 Abraham, Peter Brooking

BSc Deeming request – 1 unit Returned to department for further action

41757866 Tocknell, James Gregory

BAdvSc That PHYS304 Quantum Physics II be deemed equivalent to the Capstone unit ASTR310 Frontiers in Astronomy

Approved by FSQC

41475747 Burton, Rebecca Jane

BSCBA That MHIS365 From Beats to Big Brother: Popular Culture Since the 1950s be deemed equivalent to HIST371 Indigenous Settler Relations in Australia Contact, Context and Shared Histories from 1750 and that BIOL318 Birds of Australia be deemed equivalent to BIOL360 Biology of Australasian Vertebrates

Approved by FSQC

42413753 Sivalingam, Vithushan

MIT; INFT15P deeming requested – case not approved

Case Rejected

31905676 Li, Ai PGCertLabQA Deeming requested – case not Case Withdrawn


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approved

41755952 Young, Samantha

BMarineSc That BIOL245 Tropical Marine Systems be deemed equivalent to ENVE214 Climate Change

Approved by FSQC

40911128 McCauley, Kate

MA, Human Geog

That GSE 828 Research Methods for Sustainable Development be deemed equivalent to HGEO807 Research Methods in Human Geography

Approved by FSQC

42275660 Smith, Taryn-Leigh

MA, Human Geog

That SOC830 Doing Social Survey Research be deemed equivalent to HGEO807 Research Methods in Human Geography

Approved by FSQC

41952871 Huang, Tianyu

BCom major in decision sc.

That STAT378 Statistical Computing be deemed equivalent to STAT302 Graphics, Multivariate Methods and Data Mining

Approved by FSQC

41766687 Michael Raynor

BIT 2010 That ISYS123 Introduction to Information Systems and Technologies be deemed equivalent to ISYS104 Introduction to Business Information Systems and that COMP365 Systems Engineering Project be deemed equivalent to ISYS355 Information Systems Project

Recommend to FSQC for approval

42608732 Elizabeth Noble

PGCertEnvEd That HGEO814 Selected Coursework - Human Geography be deemed equivalent to EDCN806 Individual Education Project 1


42500273 Katherine Zischka

MEnvMgt That MAR 801 Topics in Australian Marine Science be deemed equivalent to BIOL887 Biodiversity and Conservation


41913787 Alexander Spaller

BEnvironment That MAR 201 Introduction to Marine Science be deemed equivalent to ENVE270 Environmental Science Fieldwork



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Monthly Report to ASQC

Faculty: _________________________________________________ FSQC Meeting Date: _______________________________________

Student ID Number Program

Type of Case (Deeming, Savings,

Other)

Details of Request FSQC Decision


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Submitted by:

Date:

Name: Ext: Email:

Endorsed by Chair FSQC:

Date:

Name: Ext: Email:

Return the completed form to: [email protected]


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ASQC Undergraduate Sub-Committee

Minutes of the meeting held on 27 March 2012

Attending Members: Ms Sue Spinks (Chair), Dr Nicole Anderson, Mr Kevin Baird, Ms Lindie Clark, Dr Michael Hitchens. In Attendance: Jemima Morley, Ms Sheena Pillai, Ms Kylie Shorrock, Mr Brad Windon, Mr Jonathan Wylie. Invitees: Ms Leanne Denby, Ms Wendy Goldstein. Apologies: A/Prof Pamela Coutts.

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1. MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING

The Minutes from the previous meeting held on 28 February 2012 were submitted to the ASQC meeting of 13 March 2012. For Noting

2. 2012 ACADEMIC PROGRAM

2.1 Emergency Changes to the Schedule of Units

Faculty of Business and Economics LEX300 Social Innovation, Governance and Professional Leadership

The Sub-Committee considered the Faculty’s request to add a Commerce designation to LEX300. Consultation between the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Business and Economics has been provided and was noted by the Sub-Committee.

Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC the Emergency Change request to add a Commerce designation to LEX300 Social Innovation, Governance and Professional Leadership.

Faculty of Human Sciences LING398 Phonetics: Transcription & Theory

The Sub-Committee considered the Faculty’s request to add LING210 and LING217 as NCCW units to LING398. Action: The Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to ASQC the Emergency Change request to add LING210 and LING217 as NCCW units to LING398 Phonetics: Transcription & Theory.


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2.2 Proposal to Nominate Existing Unit as a Capstone in 2012

Faculty of Science BIOL313 Plants: Cells to Ecosystems

The Sub-Committee discussed the proposal to nominate BIOL313 as a Capstone unit for 2012 and raised the following concerns. The Sub-Committee had requested that this proposal be submitted on 5 July 2011. This proposal has therefore missed the deadlines for submission and it would cause significant problems to implement the request at this stage. The Sub-Committee also observed that, since this proposal is only for 2012, ONLY students who wish to qualify under the 2012 program should be able to use BIOL313 as a Capstone unit. It was identified that 29 students are currently enrolled in the unit who may be affected by the proposal. The Sub-Committee recommends that the Faculty put forward an individual case for those students who are affected and who wish to use BIOL 313 as Capstone in order to qualify this year. Further the Sub-Committee noted that a change of unit code is required when there is a substantial change of content to the unit. Action: The Sub-Committee agreed not to recommend the proposal to nominate BIOL313 as a Capstone unit in 2012. The Sub-Committee recommends that the Department of Biology indentify the students who want to use BIOL313 as their Capstone unit and put forward an individual case for those students requesting that the deeming provision be applied.

3. 2013 ACADEMIC PROGRAM

3.1 2013 New Unit Proposals

Faculty of Arts

CHN361 Contemporary Chinese Culture and Society I CHN362 Contemporary Chinese Culture and Society II LEX202 Crime, Policy and Governance MAS329 Critical Games Studies

The Sub-Committee discussed the new unit proposals submitted by the Faculty of Arts and raised the following concerns for both CHN361 and CHN362:

• The prerequisite of ‘PDF’ should be expressed as ‘permission of Executive Dean of Faculty”.

• The proposal is missing approval and consultation with the Learning and Teaching Centre.

• It was noted that the combination of a group project/ presentation and class participation/ discussion amounts to 40% to the Unit Assessment. The Sub-Committee expressed concern that a 300 level unit attributes such a large percentage of the unit assessment to group work and discussion.

The Sub-Committee discussed the need to revisit the assessment policy in regards to the allocation of 20% to class participation and the requirement that group work be assessed on a Pass or Fail basis.

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January 2013. The Sub-Committee requested that the Faculty of Arts demonstrate how CHN361 Contemporary Chinese Culture and Society I and CHN362 Contemporary Chinese Culture and Society II meets the University’s Assessment Policy (in relation to the 20% group project/ presentation and the 20% class participation/ discussion). Furthermore it is requested that the Faculty of Arts provide details of consultation and approval from the Learning and Teaching Centre. Additionally the Sub-Committee requests that the assessment policy be revisited by ASQC in regards to class participation and group work.

Faculty of Human Sciences ECH350 Diversity in Schools ECH455 Literacy and Numeracy Across the Primary Curriculum (Stage 2 and 3)

The Sub-Committee discussed the new unit proposals submitted by the Faculty of Human Sciences and agreed to recommend them. Action: The Subcommittee agreed to recommend that ECH350 Diversity in Schools and ECH455 Literacy and Numeracy Across the Primary Curriculum (Stage 2 and 3) be introduced as new units from 1 January 2013.

Faculty of Science GEO112 The Planet Earth (OUA) GEO251 Minerals Energy and the Environment (OUA)

The Sub-Committee discussed the new unit proposals submitted by the Faculty of Science and agreed to recommend them. Action: The Subcommittee agreed to recommend that GEO112 The Planet Earth (OUA) and GEO251 Minerals Energy and the Environment (OUA) be introduced as new units from 1 January 2013.

3.2 Proposal to Add an Existing Unit to the Schedule of Participation Units

ECHP424 Early Childhood Reflective Practice 6 The Sub-Committee considered the proposal to add ECHP424 to the Schedule of Participation Units from the Faculty of Human Sciences. Action: The Subcommittee agreed to recommend that ECHP424 Early Childhood Reflective Practice 6 be added to the Schedule of Participation Units from 1 January 2013.

3.3 Academic Case for the Establishment of a New Major Faculty of Arts Public Policy, Law and Governance

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Committee suggested that the Faculty consider adding a policy oriented Sociology unit to the program as it is relevant to public policy. The following units were suggested as possibilities: SOC223 Social Inequality and Social Policy, SOC311Justice and Social Order and SOC322 Care and Human Services. Action: The Subcommittee agreed to recommend that the new Public Policy, Law and Governance Major be introduced from 1 January 2013.

3.4 Amendment to the Schedule of Programs

BTeach(ECS) - Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Services) The Sub-Committee considered the request from the Faculty of Human Sciences to amend the BTeach(ECS) from 2013. Action: The Subcommittee agreed to recommend that the requested amendments to the Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Services) take effect from 1 January 2013.

4. OTHER BUSINESS

4.1 Discussion regarding the People and Planet Units Review Project Ms Wendy Goldstein addressed the Sub-Committee to discuss the Learning and Teaching for Sustainability Project and how it relates to the People and Plant units. Generally the ambit of the Project is to define and incorporate the principle of sustainability into Macquarie programs. The Project aims to develop guidelines and a framework for sustainability which staff can use to develop units. The Project would not be at cross purposes with the curriculum oversight work of the Sub-Committee. It has a broad perspective on sustainability pedagogy that is all encompassing over the curriculum over a lengthy period of engagement (four years). The Project has started with a focus on People and Planet units for 2012 and will follow with Undergraduate and Postgraduate units in the following years. The Sub-Committee advised Ms Goldstein of the timelines for delivery of 2013 and 2014 unit proposals and agreed to provide this information to the Project team. For Noting: Ms Kylie Shorrock will provide Ms Goldstein with the 2013 and 2014 timeframes and submission dates for units and programs.

5. TABLED PAPERS

5.1 Tabled Paper 1 – Learning and Teaching for Sustainability Project An information brochure regarding the project was provided for reference.

For Noting

5.2 Tabled Paper 2 – Units to be Deleted in 2013


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ABEC112 The Social Context of Early Childhood ABEC320 Language, Literature and Literacy in ATSI Contexts ABEC335 Young ATSI Children and Mathematics, Science and Technology ABEC212 Difference and Disability in Early Childhood ABEC340 Management in Early Childhood Contexts The Sub-Committee discussed the Faculty’s request and agreed to recommend the deletions. Action: The Subcommittee agreed to recommend that the following units be deleted from 1 January 2013: ABEC112 The Social Context of Early Childhood; ABEC320 Language, Literature and Literacy in ATSI Contexts; ABEC335 Young ATSI Children and Mathematics, Science and Technology; ABEC212 Difference and Disability in Early Childhood; and ABEC340 Management in Early Childhood Contexts.

5.3 Change of Unit Code

Old Code: ABEC350 ATSI Children and Health: Education and Social Implications New Code: ABEC314 ATSI Children and Health: Education and Social Implications Old Code: ABEC312 Early Childhood Development 2 New Code: ABEC313 Early Childhood Development 2 The Subcommittee discussed the Faculty’s requests to change the unit codes as well as the credit points (from 4 to 3 credit points) for the units listed above. Action: The Subcommittee agreed to recommend to ASQC the change of unit codes from 1 January 2013. The Subcommittee recommends the change of unit code from ABEC350 ATSI Children and Health: Education and Social Implications to ABEC314 ATSI Children and Health: Education and Social Implications. The Sub-Committee also recommends the change of unit code from ABEC312 Early Childhood Development 1 to ABEC313 Early Childhood Development 1.

5.4 Proposal to Nominate an Existing Unit as a Capstone Unit in 2013

ABEP330 Program Planning in ATSI Contexts

The Sub-Committee considered the proposal to nominate ABEP330 as a Capstone unit from the Faculty of Human Sciences.

Action: The Subcommittee agreed to recommend the nomination of ABEP330 Program Planning in ATSI Contexts as a Capstone unit from 1 January 2013.

6. NEXT MEETING

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ASQC Postgraduate Subcommittee

Meeting on Tuesday 20 March from 10.00am to 12.00 noon in C8A (Lincoln Building) Room 310

Attending Members: Associate Professor Pamela Coutts, Dr Michael Hitchens,

Professor Anne Ross-Smith,

In Attendance: Ms Fiona Courtis, Ms Bonnie Liu, Ms Alda McManis, Ms Kylie Shorrock,

Apology: Professor Julie Fitness, Dr Ian Wells, Mr Anthony Tse, Mr Jonathan Wylie,

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1. Minutes of previous meeting

The Minutes from the previous meeting held on 1 March 2012 were submitted to the ASQC Meeting of

13 March.

Action: Noted

2. Business Arising

Exiting with lesser Award

This has been previously discussed but not recommended to ASQC.

The Minutes from the previous meeting held on 16 February 2012 included the following action:-

Action: The PG Subcommittee discussed the paper and recommends to ASQC the following

guidelines, consistent with the procedures for Undergraduate awards:

1) Students requesting to exit with a lower award may be assessed against the award

requirements which were in place at the time they commenced in the original program, the

requirements in place at the time they terminate the original program or any year in between.

2) Students may request to exit with an award which is currently offered but which was not

offered at the time they commenced their original program provided they are a current

student.

The Subcommittee discussed the issues that arise and particularly the different rulings made

between Undergraduate and Postgraduate and suggests that there should be consistency.

The first point in the above guidelines should include a reference “subject to any Macquarie

University ruling on currency”.

The Subcommittee recommend that a small working party is established to prepare some

recommendations around currency, exemption guidelines and nesting of awards. The

Subcommittee also discussed the limitation of time as to when a student is taking out an

award, guidelines as to the limit of time before receiving their awards. To indicate the

maximum time, once a student has qualified, that they need to take out their award, the

subcommittee is recommending 5 years.

Action: The PG Subcommittee recommends to ASQC that a small working party be

established to prepare some recommendations around currency, exemption guidelines

and the nesting of awards.

The Committee also recommends to ASQC the following guidelines, consistent with the

procedures for Undergraduate awards:

1) Subject to Macquarie University ruling on currency, Students requesting to exit with a

lower award may be assessed against the award requirements which were in place at


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the time they commenced in the original program, the requirements in place at the

time they terminate the original program or any year in between.

2) Students may request to exit with an award which is currently offered but which was

not offered at the time they commenced their original program provided they are a

current student.

3) Students who qualify, but do not take out their award, have a limit of 5 years to request

their award.

3. Faculty of Arts

3.1 2013 Academic Program– Case for Retention and Renewal

Master of Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism with Master of International Security

Studies [File No. 06/991]

Specialisation in Counter Terrorism

Specialisation in Cyber-Security

Specialisation in Intelligence

Specialisation in Policing

(To be circulated on receipt)

The Subcommittee has not received any further documentation.

Action: The PG Subcommittee deferred this item until updated documentation has been

received.

4. Macquarie Graduate School of Management

4.1 2013 Academic Program – Case for the Retention and Renewal

Master of Business Administration

Master of Management

Postgraduate Diploma of Management

Postgraduate Certificate of Management

MBA Extension Postgraduate Certificate

The Subcommittee discussed the review of the MGSM units and noted that the overall

workload for the programs was considerable. A detailed response from Guy Ford indicated

that as part of their accreditation review for EQUIS they undergo peer review and are

benchmarked against over 600 schools and have satisfied the review team requirements. The

units focus on learning outcomes and are consistent in comparison to other programs.

The original proposal for the Master of Management that was submitted to the Postgraduate

Subcommittee of 40 credit points is renewed for 2013 to enable the teaching out of this award.

After further discussion with a number of members of the PG Subcommittee MGSM has

modified and resubmitted this program as a 48 credit program for commencement in 2014.

The above structures are fully imbedded.

Action: The PG Subcommittee recommends to ASQC the retention and renewal of the

awards and programs of study effective 1 January 2013 for the following awards:-

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Master of Management

Postgraduate Diploma of Management

Postgraduate Certificate of Management

MBA Extension Postgraduate Certificate

The PG Subcommittee recommends to ASQC the revised program of study for the Master

of Management from the 1 January 2014.

5. 2013 Academic Program – Awards Proposed for Discontinuance

Master of Recording Arts

Action: The PG Subcommittee recommends to ASQC the discontinuance of the above

award from 31 December 2012.

6. Units

6.1 Units to be Deleted 2013

6.1.1 Faculty of Human Sciences

AMED891 Basic Concepts in Medical Education

AMED892 Critical Appraisal of the Medical Literature

PSYO934 Professional Practice 1

PSYO935 Professional Practice 2

Action: The PG Subcommittee recommends to ASQC the deletion of the above units from

31 December 2013.

7. Other Business

Disestablishment of HDR Research Pathways replaced by the introduction of the Master of

Research.

The Subcommittee discussed the implications of the introduction of the Master of Research and

suggested that Postgraduate Research Diplomas and Certificates or units imbedded in Masters

degrees that previously allowed for a pathway to HDR research will need to be reviewed. The

committee suggested that the HDR pathways continue to be offered in 2013 but be reviewed with

consideration given to discontinuance in 2014. In addition, any specialisations existing within

coursework programs that provide a pathway to HDR will need to be reviewed. Faculties are

therefore encouraged to also review all stand-alone units, in particular Projects/Dissertation units

which are greater than 4 credit points, that are used as HDR pathways.

Faculties are also requested to advise the Subcommittee, if they intend to withdraw any Research

pathway specialisations in 2013.

Action: With the introduction of the Master of Research in 2013 the PG Subcommittee

recommends to ASQC that Faculties be advised to review all HDR Pathways such as

stand-alone awards, imbedded specialisations and/or units, as they may need to be

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8. Tabled Paper

2013 Academic Program – Case for the Establishment of an New Award

Doctor of Advanced Surgery

The Subcommittee considered and recommends the proposal for the new Award and Program of

Study for the Master of Advanced Surgery. The program consists of 4 coursework units (32cp), a

1 year research thesis (32cp) and 4 practice portfolio units (32cp). It was noted that the program

structure meets the AQF guidelines for a profession doctorate. Graduates of the Master of

Advanced Surgery will be eligible for a maximum of 32 credit points advanced standing upon

articulation to the Doctor of Advanced Surgery, providing the articulation is within 4 years.

Action: The PG Subcommittee recommends to ASQC the new award and program of

study for the Doctor of Advanced Surgery from 1 January 2013.

9. Next Meeting

The following meeting has been scheduled:

Thursday 3 May 2012 at 10am – 12 noon in Room 310 of the Lincoln Building (C8A).


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UPDATE ON PACE, INCLUDING LIST OF UNITS THAT ARE LIKELY TO BE PROPOSED AS PARTICIPATION UNITS FOR 2013 PURPOSE: The primary purpose of this report is to update ASQC on PACE-related matters, including the units that are likely to

be proposed for accreditation as Participation Units for the 2013 Academic Program.

RECOMMENDATIONS:

1. That ASQC note this report 2. That members further note that

a) Lindie Clark will provide a verbal update on the status of Participation unit proposals for the 2013 Academic Program at the 17 April meeting of ASQC, and

b) That the great bulk of these nominations will be submitted to the UG Sub-Committee for consideration at its 1 May meeting, with a view to subsequent consideration by ASQC at its 15 May meeting

BACKGROUND 1. Last year the overarching PACE Targets for the 2012 Academic Program were to ensure:

That a numerical majority of undergraduate degree programs offered students a Participation experience,

and

That a range of other Participation units were available to all students (who meet the pre-requisites) as

electives

2. Substantial progress was made against both targets. Senate has accredited a total of 29 Participation Units and a

Participation unit is now a core requirement in some 31 degrees (46% of the total number of degrees on offer in

2012). It is also a requirement in 8 majors/streams (see Attachment 1).

3. ‘New commencement’ enrolments in the 31 degrees in which a Participation unit is now a core requirement

currently total over 1,500 students (more than 20% of new UG students this year).

4. The longer term goal for the PACE program under the Five-Year Implementation Horizon is to incrementally

increase the percentage of undergraduate degree programs that offer students a Participation experience in

2012 and beyond until we can eventually make Participation a general requirement of all degrees (as People and

Planet are now) for new students commencing in 2016.

5. Mindful of this ultimate goal, and building on last year’s success, the Provost has accepted the PACE Advisory

Committee’s recommendation that the overarching PACE target for the 2013 Academic Program be “to embed

Participation as a requirement in degrees that account for a total of 40% of new student enrolments in 2013”. To

help achieve this goal, the Provost has included PACE-related targets in the KPIs of the Executive Deans.

ISSUES 1. Over the past month the PACE Academic and Programs Director and the Academic Directors of Participation in

each Faculty have met with their respective ADs (L&T) and Executive Deans to discuss the PACE targets and

agree Faculty-specific strategies to achieve them.

2. In the Faculties of Arts, Human Sciences and Science, achieving the proposed 40% target for 2013 primarily

involves (1) continuing to submit nominations of existing core units in ‘professional’ and like degree programs as

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select number of named degrees that meet certain conditions1. The Faculties of Arts and Science have also

identified a number of potential Participation units that, while not currently core requirements of any particular

program, will (if accredited) expand the range of ‘elective’ Participation units that students can choose from. This

is important both to expand student choices and help manage staff workloads.

3. FBE has taken a different approach, as befits their particular circumstances of large student enrolments and the

lack of a 'tradition' of discipline-based participation units in the Faculty. FBE has identified core units within 5 of

the 12 majors of the Bachelor of Commerce degree which can be nominated for accreditation as Participation

units. If these nominations for accreditation are successful, this will enable the Faculty to begin a staged

introduction of Participation into a degree that traditionally enrols a very large number of students

(approximately 1,000 new students per annum).

4. The Faculty-level strategies outlined above, if successful, will put the University in a very good position to

achieve the 40% target for PACE for the 2013 academic year.

5. A number of other strategies are also being pursued in order to

a. secure adequate resourcing to support the staged implementation of PACE in 2013 and beyond

b. expand the number of Participation Activities available to our students by increasing the number of

PACE partners and, where possible, expand the breadth of involvement of existing partners with the

PACE program, and

c. develop, pilot and evaluate a range of innovative unit delivery modes that are more ‘scalable’ than

individual internships, e.g. group projects, online delivery, on-campus delivery, etc.

6. To the latter two ends, funds have been earmarked in the 2012 PACE Operating Budget to promote new

partner/activity development and the trialling and evaluation of innovative delivery modes through the PACE

Development Grants scheme.

TIMING 1. The Academic Directors of Participation are currently working with the relevant Unit Convenors in their Faculties

on a range of Participation Unit Nominations that will give effect to the strategies outlined above. The list of

potential Participation units, and the status of these nominations, is detailed at Attachment 2. At least one of

these unit nominations (that of ECHP424) is on the Agenda for today’s meeting of ASQC. Our goal is to have the

remainder of these unit nominations prepared in time for consideration by the ASQC UG Sub-Committee at its 1

May meeting, with a view to subsequent consideration by ASQC at its 15 May meeting2.

2. Discussions are also underway with the relevant program ‘owners’ of a number of named degrees regarding the

potential for making Participation a general requirement of those degrees for new students commencing in

2013. A list of these degrees will be submitted to ASQC at its May meeting, or as soon as possible thereafter.

Lindie Clark PACE Academic and Programs Director 30 March 2012

1 These conditions are: agreement from the relevant program ‘owner’; a manageable number of annual enrolments; and

sufficient space in the program for electives 2 It is possible that a further 7 units may also be submitted for consideration by this date; Ms Clark will provide a verbal update

on the status of these units at the 17 April meeting.


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ATTACHMENT 1

APPROVED PARTICIPATION UNITS FOR 2012 The following Departmentally-based units have received Senate approval as Participation units:

1. BBA 360: Business Project

2. BIOL388 Advanced Science (Biology)

3. CBMS308: Chemical Analysis II

4. COMP365: Systems Engineering Project

5. ECHP499: Early Childhood Internship

6. ENGG400: Industry Experience

7. ENVG380: Human Geography in Action

8. ENVG390: GIS for Urban and Regional Management

9. ENVG461: Planning Experience

10. FOBE201: Working with and Employing People with Disabilities

11. HLTH300: Health Placement

12. LAW 488: Access to Justice

13. LAW551 Professional and Community Engagement

14. LAW599 Legal Governance and Professional Leadership

15. LEX 300 Social Innovation, Governance and Professional Leadership

16. MAS 350: Media Internship

17. MKTG304 Marketing Project

18. MMCS321: Arts Practicum

19. MSM311: Museum Field Studies

20. PHTN310 Industry Project

21. PSY399 Psychological Science: Putting Theory into Practice

22. SCOM300: Science Communication in Practice

23. SOC301: Internships in Social Research

24. SOC351: Social Change Placement

The following Faculty Shell Participation units have received Senate approval as Participation units, the first

three of which are running for the first time in 2012:

25. FOAR300: Participation and Community Engagement in Arts

26. FOSC300: Participation and Community Engagement in Science

27. FOHS300: Participation and Community Engagement in Human Science

28. FOBE200: Professional and Community Engagement

29. FOBE300: Student Leadership in Community Engagement


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PROGRAMS CONTAINING A PARTICIPATION UNIT AS A CORE REQUIREMENT, 2012

Participation unit is REQUIRED unit in the following 31 Degrees:

1. Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) = BBA360

2. BBA with Bachelor of Arts = BBA360

3. BBA with BA–Psychology = BBA360, PSY399

4. BBA with Bachelor of Commerce - Professional Accounting = BBA360

5. BBA with the Bachelor of Laws = BBA360 (plus one of LAW488/551/599)

6. Bachelor of Engineering = ENGG400

7. Bachelor of Engineering with Bachelor of Arts = ENGG400

8. Bachelor of Engineering with Bachelor of Business Administration = ENGG400

9. Bachelor of Engineering with Bachelor of Commerce = ENGG400

10. Bachelor of Engineering with Bachelor of Science = ENGG400

11. Bachelor of Health = HLTH300

12. Bachelor of Planning = ENVG380, ENVG390, ENVG461

13. BA-Psychology BHealth = HLTH300, PSY399

14. Bachelor of Social Science = SOC301

15. Bachelor of Social Science LLB = SOC301, one of LAW488/551/599

16. Bachelor of Teaching (Birth to Five Years) = ECHP499

17. Bachelor of Laws = one of LAW488/551/599

18. Bachelor of Applied Finance with Bachelor of Laws = one of LAW488/551/599

19. Bachelor of Arts - Media with Bachelor of Laws = one of LAW488/551/599

20. Bachelor of Arts - Psychology with Bachelor of Laws = PSY399, one of LAW488/551/599

21. Bachelor of Arts with Bachelor of Laws = one of LAW488/551/599

22. Bachelor of Commerce - Professional Accounting with LLB = one of LAW488/551/599

23. Bachelor of Commerce with Bachelor of Laws = one of LAW488/551/599

24. Bachelor of Environment with Bachelor of Laws = one of LAW488/551/599

25. Bachelor of Information Technology with Bachelor of Laws = one of LAW488/551/599

26. Bachelor of International Studies with Bachelor of Laws = one of LAW488/551/599

27. Bachelor of Science with Bachelor of Laws = one of LAW488/551/599

28. Bachelor of Arts – Psychology = PSY399

29. Bachelor of Arts - Psychology with the Diploma of Education = PSY399

30. Bachelor of Science – Psychology = PSY399

31. Bachelor of Psychology (Hons) = PSY399

Participation unit is REQUIRED unit in the following 8 Majors/Streams:

1. Creative Arts = MMCS321

2. Human Geography = ENVG380

3. Museum Studies = MSM311 (required); plus ENVG380, ENVG390, SCOM300 are all specified options

4. Photonics = PHTN310

5. Psychological Science = PSY399

6. Spatial Information Science = ENVG390 (required); plus ENVG380 is a specified option

7. Bachelor of Advanced Science (Biology Major) = BIOL388

8. Bachelor of Medical Science (Psychomedical Stream) = PSY399


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ATTACHMENT 2

LIST OF UNITS LIKELY TO BE PROPOSED AS PARTICIPATION UNITS FOR 2013

UNIT CODE UNIT NAME CORE OR ELECTIVE STATUS OF NOMINATION

ABST301 Case Studies in Indigenous Art Capstone in Indigenous Studies major

To be submitted to ASQC UG Sub-Committee for 1 May meeting

ASTR310 Frontiers of Astronomy and Astrophysics

Capstone of Astronomy and Astrophysics major


BIOL392 Greensteps Elective To be submitted to ASQC UG Sub-Committee for 1 May meeting

BUS303 International Business Project Capstone in International Business Major


CBMS235 Engaging the Community in Science

Elective To be considered by Senate at its 3 April meeting

CHIR896 Clinic Internship 1 Core unit in Master of Chiropractic


CHIR897 Clinic Internship 2 Core unit in Master of Chiropractic


COMP355 Information Technology Project

Capstone of Software Technology major and of Bachelor of Information Technology - Games Design and Development


DEM255 Australia's Population: Past, Present and Future

Core unit in Demographics major; part of option set in Bachelor of Planning


ECHP424 Reflective Practice 6 Capstone unit in Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education)

To be considered by ASQC at its 17 April meeting

ENV301 Environmental Management Project

Core unit in Bachelor of Environment; Capstone of Environmental Management major


ENVE304 Integrated Climate Science Capstone of Climate Science major


ENVE339 Fluvial Geomorphology and River Management

Elective; one of option set in Environmental Earth Science and Environmental Geology majors


ENVE340 Environmental Change Elective; one of option set in Environmental Earth Science and Environmental Geology majors


ENVG462 Social Impact Assessment Core unit in Bachelor of Planning; one of option set in Human Geography and Development Studies and Culture Change majors


HRM207 Human Resources Learning and Development

Core unit in Human Resources major


INTS305 International Studies Elective To be submitted to ASQC UG Sub-


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Internship Committee for 1 May meeting

ISYS355 Information Systems Project Capstone of Bachelor of e-Business


ISYS358 Business Information Systems Project

Capstone of Business Information Systems major


LAW448 Animal Law Elective To be submitted to ASQC UG Sub-Committee for 1 May meeting

LEX300 Social Innovation, Governance and Professional Leadership

Existing Participation unit that will be a core unit in the Public Sector Management major from 2013

Program change to be submitted to APS by 20 April

MAS390 Public Relations Practice Core in the Bachelor of Marketing and Media; part of option set in Creative Arts and International Communication majors; part of option set in Bachelor of Arts-Media


MKTG304 Marketing Project Existing Participation unit that will be a core unit in the Marketing major from 2013

Program change to be submitted to APS by 20 April

STAT399 Statistical Consulting Capstone of Statistics major To be submitted to ASQC UG Sub-Committee for 1 May meeting

TEP401 Professional Experience in Secondary School I

Core unit in BA/BSc Dip Ed To be submitted to ASQC UG Sub-Committee for 1 May meeting

TEP402 Professional Experience in Secondary School II

Core unit in BA/BSc Dip Ed To be submitted to ASQC UG Sub-Committee for 1 May meeting

TEP403 Professional Experience in Primary School I

Core unit in Bachelor of Arts with Bachelor of Education (Primary); and Bachelor of Education (Primary)


TEP404 Professional Experience in Primary School II

Core unit in Bachelor of Arts with Bachelor of Education (Primary); and Bachelor of Education (Primary)



Agenda Item 6


Certificates and Diplomas in the Faculty of Arts

For a number of years the Faculty has offered Certificates (4 unit) and Diplomas (8 unit) in ancient

and modern languages. These act as qualifications in their own right but also, more importantly,

function as articulation pathways into BA programmes in the related languages. The Faculty and the

University have, in good faith, returned students on these programmes as part of the CSP eligible

cohort. Federal policy now appears to be changing and it may no longer be legitimate to return

students registered for the certificate as eligible for CSP. The University has sought to protest this

change both independently and through its membership of the Australasian Council of Deans of Arts

and Social Science but until a final decision is taken it is not prudent to return certificate students as

CSP eligible.

However, the value of these awards is undoubted and to lose them entirely would be damaging both

to recruitment into the related BAs and to initiatives in community outreach which use the

certificate as a gentle introduction to academic study. Currently there is open access to the

certificate and a cut-off is set for the diploma.

In order to address this issue the following is proposed:

1. All current Certificate students will be registered for the Diploma.

2. No more students will be registered for the Certificate.

3. The Certificate will be retained only as an exit qualification from the diploma.

4. Students currently studying for the certificate may opt to take more units to complete the

diploma or, once they have registered for the diploma, opt to exit with the certificate.

5. Future students who register for the diploma may exit with a certificate.

6. Access to the diploma will, in future, will be open on the same basis as for the current

certificate.

7. The current rules for progression from the diploma to the BA will continue to apply.

These actions will mitigate any risk of funding clawback and ensure that the University does not

inadvertently claim CSP for students who are no longer eligible while retaining all the benefits of an

articulation pathway to degrees in the languages

AQSC and Senate are asked to approve this proposal.

Professor John Simons

Executive Dean, Faculty of Arts,

29 March, 2012.


Agenda Item 7


Disclaimer: this Schedule of Awards does not represent the Council-approved Schedule under the Bachelor Degree Rules. It should be checked against Council resolutions from the current year before publication.

Bachelor DegreesName of Award Abbreviation Faculty StatusBachelor of Actuarial Studies BActStud Faculty of Business and

EconomicsAvailable

Bachelor of Advanced Science BAdvSc Faculty of Science AvailableBachelor of Applied Finance BAppFin Faculty of Business and

EconomicsAvailable

Bachelor of Arts BA Macquarie University AvailableBachelor of Arts - Media BA-Media Faculty of Arts AvailableBachelor of Arts - Psychology BA-Psych Faculty of Human

SciencesAvailable

Bachelor of Biodiversity and Conservation BBioCons Faculty of Science AvailableBachelor of Business Administration BBA Faculty of Business and

EconomicsAvailable

Bachelor of Chiropractic Science BChiroSc Faculty of Science AvailableBachelor of Commerce BCom Faculty of Business and

EconomicsAvailable

Bachelor of Commerce - Professional Accounting BCom-ProfAccg Faculty of Business and Economics

Available

Bachelor of Community Management BCM Faculty of Arts AvailableBachelor of Economics BEc Faculty of Business and

EconomicsAvailable

Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education) BED(ECE) Faculty of Human Sciences

Available

Bachelor of Education (Primary) BEd(Prim) Faculty of Human Sciences

Available

Bachelor of Education (TESOL) BEd(TESOL) Faculty of Human Sciences

Available

Bachelor of Engineering BE Faculty of Science AvailableBachelor of Environment BEnv Faculty of Science AvailableBachelor of Health BHlth Faculty of Science AvailableBachelor of Information Technology BIT Faculty of Science AvailableBachelor of Information Technology - Games Design and Development

BIT-GDD Faculty of Science Available

Bachelor of International Studies BIntStud Faculty of Arts AvailableBachelor of Laws LLB Faculty of Arts AvailableBachelor of Marine Science BMarSc Faculty of Science AvailableBachelor of Marketing and Media BMktgMedia Faculty of Business and

EconomicsAvailable

Bachelor of Medical Sciences BMedScs Faculty of Science AvailableBachelor of Planning BPlan Faculty of Science AvailableBachelor of Science BSc Macquarie University AvailableBachelor of Science - Psychology BSc-Psych Faculty of Human

SciencesAvailable

Bachelor of Social Science BSocSc Faculty of Arts AvailableBachelor of Speech and Hearing Sciences BSpHearingSc Faculty of Human

SciencesAvailable

Bachelor of Teaching (Birth to Five Years) BTeach(0-5) Faculty of Human Sciences

Available

Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Services) BTeach(ECS) Faculty of Human Sciences

Available

Bachelor of e-Business BeBus Faculty of Science Available

Combined DegreesName of Award Abbreviation Faculty StatusBachelor of Applied Finance with the degree of Bachelor of Laws

BAppFinLLB Faculty of Business and Economics

Available

Schedule of Undergraduate Awards 2013 ASQC - 17 April 2012

Agenda Item 11.1


Bachelor of Arts - Media with the degree of Bachelor of Laws

BA-MediaLLB Faculty of Arts Available

Bachelor of Arts - Psychology with the Diploma of Education

BA-PsychDipEd Faculty of Human Sciences

Available

Bachelor of Arts - Psychology with the degree of Bachelor of Laws

BA-PsychLLB Faculty of Human Sciences

Available

Bachelor of Arts with the Diploma of Education BADipEd Faculty of Human Sciences

Available

Bachelor of Arts with the degree of Bachelor of Education (Primary)

BABEd(Prim) Faculty of Human Sciences

Available

Bachelor of Arts with the degree of Bachelor of Laws BALLB Macquarie University AvailableBachelor of Business Administration with the degree of Bachelor of Laws

BBALLB Faculty of Business and Economics

Available

Bachelor of Commerce - Professional Accounting with the degree of Bachelor of Laws

BCom-ProfAccgLLB Faculty of Business and Economics

Available

Bachelor of Commerce with the degree of Bachelor of Laws

BComLLB Faculty of Business and Economics

Available

Bachelor of Environment with the degree of Bachelor of Laws

BEnvLLB Faculty of Science Available

Bachelor of Information Technology with the degree of Bachelor of Laws

BITLLB Faculty of Science Available

Bachelor of International Studies with the degree of Bachelor of Laws

BIntStudLLB Faculty of Arts Available

Bachelor of Science with the Diploma of Education BScDipEd Faculty of Human Sciences

Available

Bachelor of Science with the degree of Bachelor of Laws BScLLB Macquarie University Available

Bachelor of Social Science with the degree of Bachelor of Laws

BSocScLLB Faculty of Arts Available

Double DegreesName of Award Abbreviation Faculty StatusBachelor of Actuarial Studies with the degree of Bachelor of Economics

BActStudBEc Faculty of Business and Economics

Available

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies with the degree of Bachelor of Science

BActStudBSc Faculty of Business and Economics

Available

Bachelor of Applied Finance with the degree of Bachelor of Actuarial Studies

BAppFinBActStud Faculty of Business and Economics

Available

Bachelor of Applied Finance with the degree of Bachelor of Commerce - Professional Accounting

BAppFinBCom-ProfAccg

Faculty of Business and Economics

Available

Bachelor of Applied Finance with the degree of Bachelor of Economics

BAppFinBEc Faculty of Business and Economics

Available

Bachelor of Arts - Psychology with the degree of Bachelor of Health

BA-PsychBHlth Faculty of Human Sciences

Available

Bachelor of Arts with the degree of Bachelor of Commerce BABCom Macquarie University Available

Bachelor of Arts with the degree of Bachelor of Science BABSc Macquarie University AvailableBachelor of Business Administration with the degree of Bachelor of Arts

BBABA Faculty of Business and Economics

Available

Bachelor of Business Administration with the degree of Bachelor of Arts - Psychology

BBABA-Psych Faculty of Business and Economics

Available

Bachelor of Business Administration with the degree of Bachelor of Commerce - Professional Accounting

BBABCom-ProfAccg Faculty of Business and Economics

Available

Bachelor of Commerce with the degree of Bachelor of Arts -Psychology

BComBA-Psych Faculty of Business and Economics, Faculty of Human Sciences

Available

Bachelor of Commerce with the degree of Bachelor of Science

BComBSc Faculty of Business and Economics

Available

Bachelor of Engineering with the degree of Bachelor of Arts BEBA Faculty of Science Available

Bachelor of Engineering with the degree of Bachelor of Business Administration

BEBBA Faculty of Science Available

Bachelor of Engineering with the degree of Bachelor of Commerce

BEBCom Faculty of Science Available


Agenda Item 11.1


Bachelor of Engineering with the degree of Bachelor of Science

BEBSc Faculty of Science Available

Associate DegreesName of Award Abbreviation Faculty StatusAssociate Degree in Information Technology AssocDegIT Faculty of Science Available

DiplomasName of Award Abbreviation Faculty StatusDiploma of Ancient Languages DipAncLang Faculty of Arts AvailableDiploma of Languages DipLang Faculty of Arts Available


Agenda Item 11.1


Schedule of Graduate Awards 2013

Disclaimer: this Schedule of Awards does not represent the Council-approved Schedule under the Graduate Certificate Rules and the Graduate Diploma Rules. It should be checked against Council resolutions from the

current year before publication.

Graduate CertificatesName of Award Abbreviation Faculty StatusGraduate Certificate of Arts GCertArts Faculty of Arts AvailableGraduate Certificate of Biotechnology GCertBiotech Faculty of Science AvailableGraduate Certificate of Chiropractic Science GCertChiroSc Faculty of Science AvailableGraduate Certificate of Geoscience GCertGeosc Faculty of Science AvailableGraduate Certificate of Information Technology GCertIT Faculty of Science AvailableGraduate Certificate of Science GCertSc Faculty of Science AvailableGraduate Certificate of Teaching (8 to 12 years) GCertTeach(8-12) Faculty of Human Sciences Available

Graduate DiplomasName of Award Abbreviation Faculty StatusGraduate Diploma of Advanced Psychology GDipAdvPsych Faculty of Human Sciences Available

Graduate Diploma of Advanced Studies in Early Childhood GDipAdvStEc Faculty of Human Sciences Available

Graduate Diploma of Arts GDipArts Faculty of Arts AvailableGraduate Diploma of Chiropractic Science GDipChiroSc Faculty of Science AvailableGraduate Diploma of Early Childhood Teaching GDipECTeach Faculty of Human Sciences Available

Graduate Diploma of Education GDipEd Faculty of Human Sciences Available

Graduate Diploma of Geoscience GDipGeosc Faculty of Science AvailableGraduate Diploma of Information Technology GDipIT Faculty of Science AvailableGraduate Diploma of Psychology GDipPsych Faculty of Human Sciences Available

Graduate Diploma of Science GDipSc Faculty of Science AvailableGraduate Diploma of Speech and Communication GDipSphComm Faculty of Human Sciences Available

Graduate Diploma of Teaching (5 to 12 years) GDipTeach(5-12) Faculty of Human Sciences Available


Agenda Item 11.2


Schedule of Postgraduate Awards 2013

Disclaimer: this Schedule of Awards does not represent the Council-approved Schedule under the Master Degree Rules. It should be checked against Council resolutions from the current year before publication.

DoctoratesName of Award Abbreviation Faculty StatusDoctor of Clinical Neuropsychology DClinNeuro Faculty of Science AvailableDoctor of Clinical Psychology DClinPsych Faculty of Science AvailableDoctor of Organisational Psychology DOrgPsych Faculty of Science Available

MastersName of Award Abbreviation Faculty StatusDoctor of Physiotherapy DPhysio Faculty of Human Sciences AvailableMaster of Accounting (CPA Extension) MAcc(CPA) Faculty of Business and

EconomicsAvailable

Master of Accounting (Professional) MAcc(Prof) Faculty of Business and Economics

Available

Master of Actuarial Practice MActPrac Faculty of Business and Economics

Available

Master of Advanced Medicine MAMed Faculty of Human Sciences AvailableMaster of Advanced Professional Accounting MAdvProfAcc Faculty of Business and

EconomicsAvailable

Master of Advanced Surgery MASurg Faculty of Human Sciences AvailableMaster of Advanced Translation MAdvTrans Faculty of Human Sciences AvailableMaster of Applied Anthropology MAppAnth Faculty of Arts AvailableMaster of Applied Finance MAppFin Faculty of Business and

EconomicsAvailable

Master of Applied Linguistics MAppLing Faculty of Human Sciences AvailableMaster of Applied Statistics MAppStat Faculty of Science AvailableMaster of Arts MA Macquarie University AvailableMaster of Auslan-English Interpreting MAuslEngInt Faculty of Human Sciences AvailableMaster of Biostatistics MBioStat Faculty of Science AvailableMaster of Biotechnology MBiotech Faculty of Science AvailableMaster of Biotechnology with the degree of Master of Commerce

MBioTechMCom Faculty of Science, Faculty of Business and Economics

Available

Master of Chiropractic MChiroprac Faculty of Science AvailableMaster of Climate Change MClimCh Faculty of Science AvailableMaster of Clinical Audiology MClinAudiology Faculty of Human Sciences AvailableMaster of Clinical Neuropsychology MClinNeuro Faculty of Human Sciences AvailableMaster of Clinical Psychology MClinPsych Faculty of Human Sciences AvailableMaster of Commerce MCom Faculty of Business and

EconomicsAvailable

Master of Computer Forensics MCompForensics Faculty of Arts AvailableMaster of Conference Interpreting MConfInt Faculty of Human Sciences AvailableMaster of Corporate Governance MCorpGvnce Faculty of Business and

EconomicsAvailable

Master of Creative Media MCrMedia Faculty of Arts AvailableMaster of Development Studies and Culture Change MDevCult Faculty of Arts AvailableMaster of Early Childhood MEChild Faculty of Human Sciences AvailableMaster of Economics MEc Faculty of Business and

EconomicsAvailable

Master of Education MEd Faculty of Human Sciences AvailableMaster of Educational Leadership MEdLead Faculty of Human Sciences AvailableMaster of Engineering Management MEngMgt Faculty of Science AvailableMaster of Environment MEnv Faculty of Science AvailableMaster of Environmental Law MEnvLaw Faculty of Arts AvailableMaster of Environmental Planning MEnvPlan Faculty of Science AvailableMaster of Financial Regulation MFinReg Faculty of Business and

EconomicsAvailable

Master of Higher Education MHEd Faculty of Human Sciences AvailableMaster of Indigenous Education MIndigenousEd Faculty of Arts AvailableMaster of Information Technology MInfoTech Faculty of Science Available


Agenda Item 11.3


Master of Information Technology Consulting MITCons Faculty of Science AvailableMaster of International Business MIntBus Faculty of Business and

EconomicsAvailable

Master of International Business with the degree of Master of International Communication

MIntBusMIntComm

Faculty of Business and Economics, Faculty of Arts

Available

Master of International Business with the degree of Master of International Relations

MIntBusMIntRel Faculty of Business and Economics

Available

Master of International Communication MIntComm Faculty of Arts AvailableMaster of International Communication with the degree of Master of International Relations

MIntCommMIntRel Faculty of Arts Available

Master of International Environmental Law MIntEnvLaw Faculty of Arts AvailableMaster of International Relations MIntRel Faculty of Arts AvailableMaster of International Relations with the degree of Master of International Trade and Commerce Law

MIntRelMIntTrdeComLaw

Faculty of Arts Available

Master of International Security Studies MIntSecStud Faculty of Arts AvailableMaster of International Trade and Commerce Law MIntTrdeComLaw Faculty of Arts AvailableMaster of Laboratory Quality Analysis and Management MLabQAMgt Faculty of Science Available

Master of Laws LLM Faculty of Arts AvailableMaster of Marine Science and Management MMarScMgt Faculty of Science AvailableMaster of Medical Practice MMedPrac Faculty of Human Sciences AvailableMaster of Museum Studies MMusStud Faculty of Science AvailableMaster of Organisational Psychology MOrgPsych Faculty of Human Sciences AvailableMaster of Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism MPICT Faculty of Arts Available

Master of Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism with the degree of Master of International Security Studies

MPICTMIntSecSt Faculty of Arts Available

Master of Policy and Applied Social Research MPASR Faculty of Arts AvailableMaster of Politics and Public Policy MPP Faculty of Arts AvailableMaster of Radiopharmaceutical Science MRadiopharmSc Faculty of Science AvailableMaster of Recording Arts MRecordArts Faculty of Arts AvailableMaster of Science MSc Macquarie University AvailableMaster of Social Health and Counselling MSocHlthCounsel Faculty of Human Sciences Available

Master of Special Education MSpecEd Faculty of Human Sciences AvailableMaster of Speech and Language Pathology MSpchLngPath Faculty of Human Sciences AvailableMaster of Surgery MSurg Faculty of Human Sciences AvailableMaster of Sustainable Development MSusDev Faculty of Science AvailableMaster of Teaching (Birth to Five Years) MTeach(Birth to

Five Years)Faculty of Human Sciences Available

Master of Translating and Interpreting MTransInter Faculty of Human Sciences AvailableMaster of Translating and Interpreting with the degree of Master of Applied Linguistics

MTransInterMAppLing

Faculty of Human Sciences Available

Master of Translating and Interpreting with the degree of Master of International Relations

MTransInterMIntRel

Faculty of Human Sciences Available

Master of Translation and Interpreting Pedagogy MTransInterPed Faculty of Human Sciences AvailableMaster of Wildlife Management MWldMgt Faculty of Science Available

Postgraduate DiplomasName of Award Abbreviation Faculty StatusPostgraduate Diploma of Applied Anthropology PGDipAppAnth Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Diploma of Applied Linguistics PGDipAppLing Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Diploma of Applied Statistics PGDipAppStat Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Diploma of Arts PGDipArts Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Diploma of Auslan-English Interpreting PGDipAuslEngInt Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Diploma of Biostatistics PGDipBiostat Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Diploma of Computer Forensics PGDipCompForen

sicsFaculty of Science Available

Postgraduate Diploma of Development Studies and Culture Change

PGDipDevCult Faculty of Science Available

Postgraduate Diploma of Early Childhood PGDipEChild Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Diploma of Education Studies PGDipEdS Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Diploma of Educational Leadership PGDipEdLead Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Diploma of Environmental Law PGDipEnvLaw Faculty of Science Available


Agenda Item 11.3


Postgraduate Diploma of Higher Education PGDipHEd Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Diploma of Indigenous Education PGDipIndigenous

EdFaculty of Science Available

Postgraduate Diploma of Information Technology PGDipInfoTech Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Diploma of International Relations PGDipIntRel Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Diploma of International Security Studies PGDipIntSecStud Faculty of Science Available

Postgraduate Diploma of International Trade and Commerce Law

PGDipIntTrdeComLaw

Faculty of Science Available

Postgraduate Diploma of Laboratory Quality Analysis and Management

PGDipLabQAMgt Faculty of Science Available

Postgraduate Diploma of Museum Studies PGDipMusStud Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Diploma of Organisational Behaviour PGDipOrgBeh Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Diploma of Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism

PGDipPICT Faculty of Science Available

Postgraduate Diploma of Policy and Applied Social Research

PGDipPASR Faculty of Science Available

Postgraduate Diploma of Politics and Public Policy PGDipPP Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Diploma of Professional Psychology PGDipProfPsych Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Diploma of Research Preparation (Arts) PGDipResPrep(Ar

ts)Faculty of Science Available

Postgraduate Diploma of Research Preparation (Business and Economics)

PGDipResPrep(BusEc)


Postgraduate Diploma of Research Preparation (Science)

PGDipResPrep(Sc)


Postgraduate Diploma of Science PGDipSc Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Diploma of Social Health and Counselling PGDipSocHlthCou

nselFaculty of Science Available

Postgraduate Diploma of Social Impact Assessment PGDipSIA Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Diploma of Special Education PGDipSpecEd Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Diploma of Sustainable Development PGDipSusDev Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Diploma of Translating and Interpreting PGDipTransInter Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Diploma of Translation and Interpreting Pedagogy

PGDipTransInterPed


Postgraduate Diploma of Wildlife Management PGDipWldMgt Faculty of Science Available

Postgraduate CertificatesName of Award Abbreviation Faculty StatusPostgraduate Certificate of Applied Finance PGCertAppFin Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Certificate of Applied Linguistics PGCertAppLing Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Certificate of Applied Statistics PGCertAppStat Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Certificate of Arts PGCertArts Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Certificate of Biostatistics PGCertBiostat Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Certificate of Computer Forensics PGCertCompFore

nsicsFaculty of Science Available

Postgraduate Certificate of Creative Media PGCertCrMedia Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Certificate of Development Studies and Culture Change

PGCertDevCult Faculty of Science Available

Postgraduate Certificate of Early Childhood PGCertEChild Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Certificate of Editing and Electronic Publishing

PGCertEditElecPub


Postgraduate Certificate of Education Studies PGCertEdS Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Certificate of Educational Leadership PGCertEdLead Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Certificate of Environment PGCertEnv Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Certificate of Environmental Law PGCertEnvLaw Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Certificate of Environmental Planning PGCertEnvPlan Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Certificate of Higher Education PGCertHEd Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Certificate of Indigenous Education PGCertIndigenous

EdFaculty of Science Available

Postgraduate Certificate of Intelligence PGCertIntell Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Certificate of International Relations PGCertIntRel Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Certificate of International Security Studies PGCertIntSecStud Faculty of Science Available

Postgraduate Certificate of International Trade and Commerce Law

PGCertIntTrdeComLaw



Agenda Item 11.3


Postgraduate Certificate of Laboratory Quality Analysis and Management

PGCertLabQAMgt Faculty of Science Available

Postgraduate Certificate of Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism

PGCertPICT Faculty of Science Available

Postgraduate Certificate of Policy and Applied Social Research

PGCertPASR Faculty of Science Available

Postgraduate Certificate of Politics and Public Policy PGCertPP Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Certificate of Research Preparation (Arts) PGCertResPrep(A

rts)Faculty of Science Available

Postgraduate Certificate of Research Preparation (Business and Economics)

PGCertResPrep(BusEc)


Postgraduate Certificate of Research Preparation (Human Sciences)

PGCertResPrep(Hus)


Postgraduate Certificate of Research Preparation (Science)

PGCertResPrep(Sc)


Postgraduate Certificate of Science PGCertSc Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Certificate of Social Health and Counselling

PGCertSocHlthCounsel


Postgraduate Certificate of Social Impact Assessment PGCertSIA Faculty of Science Available

Postgraduate Certificate of Special Education PGCertSpEd Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Certificate of Sustainable Development PGCertSusDev Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Certificate of TESOL PGCertTESOL Faculty of Science AvailablePostgraduate Certificate of Translating and Interpreting PGCertTransInter Faculty of Science Available

Postgraduate Certificate of Wildlife Management PGCertWldMgt Faculty of Science Available


Agenda Item 11.3


Date Received From

Date Considered at PGSC

Meeting or approved

FacultyUnit Code

Unit Title Request Existing Entry Revised/New EntryConsidered

by ASQC

Action/ ResolutionConsidered

by Senate

Date Updated in 2012

Handbook


Handbook

Date AMIS advised (Y/N)

23/03/2012 Agnes Heffernana

23/03/2012 Arts AHPG864 Ancient Egyptian Epigraphy


Admission to MA in (Ancient History or Coptic Studies or ECJS or Egyptology or History or Late Antiquity or Ancient Art and Architecture) or PGDipArts in (Ancient History or ECJS) or PGCertArts in (Ancient History or Coptic Studies)

Admission to MA Specialisation in Egyptology and (AHPG874 or AHIS360 or Permission of Executive Dean of Faculty)


For Recommendation to Senate 1/05/2012 27/03/2012 27/03/2012 27/03/2012


23/03/2012 Arts AHPG872 Old Kingdom Archaeology, History, and Documents






1/05/2012 27/03/2012 27/03/2012 27/03/2012


23/03/2012 Arts AHPG879 Egypt in the Middle Kingdom






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Date Received FacultyH'dbk

AbreviationProgram Title Request Existing Entry Revised/New Entry

Considered by

ASQCAction/ Resolution

Considered by

SenateAction/ Resolution

Faculty Advised of Approvals


Handbook

Date Updated in 2013 Handbook

Date AMIS advised (Y/N)

20/03/2312 FBE PGDipEc [ECON21D]

Postgraduate Diploma in Economics

Addition to Program 800 level or aboveRequiredECON840 Applied Econometrics I RequiredECON860 Advanced Microeconomics RequiredECON861 Advanced Macroeconomics Required ECON864 Mathematical Economics Required 8cp fromECON800‐ECON899, ACST, AFIN, MKTG units at 800 or 900 level designated as Economics units

800 level or aboveRequiredECON840 Applied Econometrics I RequiredECON860 Advanced Microeconomics RequiredECON861 Advanced Macroeconomics Required ECON864 Mathematical Economics Required 8cp fromECON800‐ECON899, ACST, AFIN, MKTG units at 800 or 900 level designated as Economics unitsECON904 Research Project A ECON905 Research Project B


For Recommendation to Senate 3/04/2012 20/03/2012 20/03/2012 20/03/2012 20/03/2012

4/04/2012

Sc MWldMgt [WILM11M]

Master of Wildlife Management

Addition to Program Specific minimum requirements:Credit points 800 level or aboveRequired GSE852 Wildlife Habitat Management Required GSE853 Wildlife Management: Principles and Practices RequiredGSE854 Biodiversity Survey and Habitat Assessment Techniques RequiredGSE855 Communication and Wildlife Management Required 8cp fromBIOL861 Conservation of Australasian WildlifeBIOL887 Biodiversity Conservation ENV875 Cross Institutional Study A ENV876 Cross Institutional Study B ENVE853 Environmental Applications of GIS and Remote SensingGSE804 Ecological Processes GSE811 Coastal Management GSE826 Eco‐tourism for Sustainable Development GSE827 Education for Sustainable Development GSE845 Environmental Impact Assessment GSE848 Capstone Project 1 GSE849 Capstone Project 2 GSE851 Capstone ProjectGSE856 Wildlife Survey (Design, Conduct and Interpretation) HGEO803 Cultural Issues in Wildlife Management

Specific minimum requirements:Credit points 800 level or aboveRequired GSE852 Wildlife Habitat Management Required GSE853 Wildlife Management: Principles and Practices RequiredGSE854 Biodiversity Survey and Habitat Assessment Techniques RequiredGSE855 Communication and Wildlife Management Required 8cp fromBIOL861 Conservation of Australasian WildlifeBIOL887 Biodiversity Conservation ENV808 Introduction to Geographic Information Science for Postgraduates ENV875 Cross Institutional Study A ENV876 Cross Institutional Study B ENVE853 Environmental Applications of GIS and Remote SensingGSE804 Ecological Processes GSE811 Coastal Management GSE826 Eco‐tourism for Sustainable Development GSE827 Education for Sustainable Development GSE845 Environmental Impact Assessment GSE848 Capstone Project 1 GSE849 Capstone Project 2 GSE851 Capstone ProjectGSE856 Wildlife Survey (Design, Conduct and Interpretation) HGEO803 Cultural Issues in Wildlife Management

1/05/2012 ASQC for Noting – J.Fitness (approved 10/04/2012)for Noting by Senate

11/04/2012 11/04/2012 11/04/2012 11/04/2012

Sc PGDipWldMgt [WILM21D]

Postgraduate Diploma Wildlife Management

Addition to Program Specific minimum requirements:Credit points 800 level or aboveRequired GSE852 Wildlife Habitat Management Required GSE853 Wildlife Management: Principles and Practices Required GSE854 Biodiversity Survey and Habitat Assessment Techniques Required GSE855 Communication and Wildlife Management Required either orGSE856 Wildlife Survey (Design, Conduct and Interpretation) HGEO803 Cultural Issues in Wildlife Management Required 4cp fromBIOL861 Conservation of Australasian Wildlife BIOL887 Biodiversity Conservation ENVE853 Environmental Applications of GIS and Remote Sensing GSE801 Environmental Law and Policy GSE806 Economic Evaluation Techniques (APPROVED FOR 2013 DELETION) GSE816 Local Government Approval Process GSE845 Environmental Impact Assessment HGEO802 Social Impact Assessment and Cross Cultural Negotiation LAW855 Environmental Law and Sustainable Development LAW861 Local Government and Planning Law

Specific minimum requirements:Credit points 800 level or aboveRequired GSE852 Wildlife Habitat Management Required GSE853 Wildlife Management: Principles and Practices Required GSE854 Biodiversity Survey and Habitat Assessment Techniques Required GSE855 Communication and Wildlife Management Required either orGSE856 Wildlife Survey (Design, Conduct and Interpretation) HGEO803 Cultural Issues in Wildlife Management Required 4cp fromBIOL861 Conservation of Australasian Wildlife BIOL887 Biodiversity Conservation ENV808 Introduction to Geographic Information Science for Postgraduates ENVE853 Environmental Applications of GIS and Remote Sensing GSE801 Environmental Law and Policy GSE806 Economic Evaluation Techniques (APPROVED FOR 2013 DELETION) GSE816 Local Government Approval Process GSE845 Environmental Impact Assessment HGEO802 Social Impact Assessment and Cross Cultural Negotiation LAW855 Environmental Law and Sustainable Development LAW861 Local Government and Planning Law

1/05/2012 ASQC for Noting – J.Fitness (approved 10/04/2012)for Noting by Senate

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Agenda Item 12.2
