POSTGRADUATE WORK INDEX AGRICULTURE & ENVIRONMENT SCIENCE VETERINARY SCIENCE 2014 NATURAL SCIENCEs
This is quick index guide to the postgraduate coursework programs available to in 2014. This is where you will find the basic entry requirements about each course and details on where to find more detailed information. INDEX 1 The Sydney advantage 2 How to apply 4 Agriculture 4 Environmental science 4 Environmental science and law 4 History and philosophy of science 5 Marine science and management 5 Medical physics 5 Nutrition and dietetics 6 Psychology 6 Applied positive psychology 6 Coaching psychology 6 Clinical psychology 6 Sustainability 7 Animal science 7 Animal science (Animal breeding management) 8 Veterinary public health 8 Veterinary public health management 9 Veterinary studies 9 Wildlife health and population management
THE SYDNEY ADVANTAGE 1 great reasons to study at the University of Sydney Research excellence The University of Sydney is ranked in the top 40 universities in the world (QS Ranking 2011/12). In terms of scientific output, the University of Sydney has been ranked first in Australia and first in the Oceania region in the SCImago Institutions Rankings World Report 2011 and 2010, which measures international research rankings. Our reputation for scientific excellence attracts the best researchers, significant research funding and prestigious prizes. The Division of Natural Sciences is home to numerous centres of excellence and is an integral part of new multidisciplinary research hubs at the University such as the new Charles Perkins Centre, the Centre for Carbon Water and Food, and the Australian Centre for Microscopy and Microanalysis. Excellence in teaching and learning The University of Sydney attracts some of the best in Australia and the world. We provide the highest quality learning and teaching, and foster intellectual inquiry, academic freedom and integrity, and ethical practice in academic endeavors. At the heart of all of this is an exciting and stimulating studentcentred learning and teaching environment. Supporting our At Sydney we offer a number of programs and options that will really add value to your course and career prospects, such as professional development activities, specialist postgraduate study skills workshops, and networking events. We also want to ensure you are supported, so we offer a range of services including: the Careers Centre, accommodation information service, financial assistance and disability services to name a few. We create leaders Many of our graduates have gone on to become inspirational leaders, making a positive difference in Australia and around the world. Our alumni have changed the face of global science and continue to change our national and worldwide agendas. A rich and vibrant student life With hundreds of clubs and societies, cafes, bars, bands, theatre productions, sports, three sporting complexes, and Australia s oldest student newspaper, Honi Soit, you will be a part of Australia s most vibrant and active student community. Our campus As a student in the natural sciences you will have access to the latest research facilities and specialist equipment. Choose from facilities located across several campuses and centres. Take advantage of the University of Sydney s beautiful campus, a combination of rich heritage and modern architecture located in inner Sydney, one of the world s most livable cities!
2 HOW TO APPLY Standard application deadlines Please note that some courses have early deadlines. Check website for specific dates. Domestic: Semester 1 entry: 31 October 2013 Semester 2 entry: 30 June 2014 International: Semester 1 entry: 31 October 2013 Semester 2 entry: 30 April 2014 We cannot guarantee that late applications will be processed for the proposed start date. STEP 1 Select the course that you want to study Consult this guide and the faculty websites for course details. Make a note of the full course title, course code and code. You can apply for up to three courses, in order of preference. If you are not accepted for your first choice, you will automatically be considered for your other preferences. sydney.edu.au/courses STEP 2 Check the entry requirements (see course index on following pages) i) International : To be considered for entry as an international student you must not be one of the following: a citizen of Australia or New Zealand (including joint citizenship), or a permanent resident of Australia. sydney.edu.au/internationaloffice/student/international ii) Standard English language requirements: Please note that English language requirements vary between courses. Be sure and check the specific course entry prior to applying. Scores over two years old will not be accepted. iii) Specific academic requirements: There are specific academic requirements for each course. See the course description in this guide or visit the website below. iv) Additional entry requirements: Some courses have additional entry requirements, such as an audition or interview. Health and security checks are also required for courses involving fieldwork in the New South Wales hospital and education systems. For more information on entry requirements at the University of Sydney, visit sydney.edu.au/pg-int-entry
3 STEP 3 Submit your application You have two different ways of applying to study at the University of Sydney. Choose which option is most suitable for you. i) Apply direct to the University: International can apply direct to the University from anywhere in the world via our online application form. Simply register with the apply online application service, select your preferred course, complete the application form and upload all relevant supporting documentation. Alternatively, you can download and complete an application form and submit it via mail, fax or email. sydney.edu.au/courses sydney.edu.au/future_/ international_postgraduate_coursework/ admissions ii) Apply through a University representative: We have representatives in more than 50 countries who offer assistance in all aspects of the application procedure. To locate a representative near you refer to sydney.edu.au/internationaloffice/agents Make sure you read all course and application information carefully and follow instructions provided when completing your application. This will help ensure your application can be processed efficiently and with minimal delays. Please note that Study Abroad can also apply direct or through a representative. sydney.edu.au/studyabroad What happens next? When we receive your application we will assess it. This usually takes four to six weeks. You will be considered for admission if you meet the University s minimum eligibility criteria. The offer of a place also depends upon the number of places available and the quality of those competing. The University will communicate with you or your agent regarding your application via email, including offers and requests for further information.
4 NATURAL SCIENCES POSTGRADUATE WORK PROGRAMS please see listed websites and course contacts for more information and specific application deadlines. NAME CODES REQUIREMENTS ENGLISH EXAMS FEES/DURATION & ENTRY AGRICULTURE Postgraduate Administrator, Ms Fiona Lawrence P +61 2 8627 1002 E agriculture.pg@sydney.edu.au sydney.edu.au/agriculture Agriculture Agriculture BC030 000661G BF018 058082C ACADEMIC REQ: Relevant three-year bachelor s degree or equivalent with a credit average. In some instances the admission requirements may be met by evidence of general or professional qualifications and appropriate work experience. PROGRAM REQ: At least 4 core units plus 4 electives, and a compulsory research project. Students must arrive in Australia at least 3 weeks before commencement of studies. PROGRAM REQ: Satisfactory completion of 6 units of study made up of a research project and a selection of core and elective units chosen from subjects meeting prior learning requirements and timetabling DOM $570 per cp INT $15,000 per sem DOM $570 per cp INT $15,000 per sem * Agriculture BG000 058083B PROGRAM REQ: Satisfactory completion of 4 units of study made up of a selection of core and elective units chosen from subjects meeting prior learning requirements and timetabling. DOM $570 per cp DUR 1 sem * * subject to approval ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE Dr Jeffrey Neilson, P +61 2 9351 4733 E jeffrey.neilson@sydney.edu.au sydney.edu.au/envsci Science in Environmental Science Environmental Science LC056 074174K LF044 074173M ACADEMIC REQ: Relevant bachelor s degree, or any bachelor s degree plus substantial relevant work experience. A credit average is required. PROGRAM REQ: 8 units of study, including optional research project. PROGRAM REQ: Choice of 6 units. Environmental Science LG028 074172A PROGRAM REQ: Choice of 4 units. DUR 1 sem ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & LAW Dr Jeffrey Neilson, P +61 2 9351 4733 E jeffrey.neilson@sydney.edu.au sydney.edu.au/envsci Environmental Science and Law LC040 040350B ACADEMIC REQ: A bachelor s degree in either science or law; or bachelor s degree with relevant work experience. A credit average is required. PROGRAM REQ: 8 units of study 4 each from Faculty of Science and Faculty of Law. IELTS 7.0 (6.0) IBT 100 (23/22) DOM $530 per cp HISTORY & PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE Dr Dominic Murphy, P +61 2 9351 3762 E dominic.murphy@sydney.edu.au sydney.edu.au/science/hps Science Science (History and Philosophy of Science) LF008 012846K LG012 ACADEMIC REQ: A bachelor s degree with a credit average. or equivalent. PROGRAM REQ: Satisfactory completion of 48 cp, which includes a 15,000 word research thesis. ACADEMIC REQ: A bachelor s degree or equivalent. PROGRAM REQ: Satisfactory completion of 24 cp. DOM $337 per cp DOM $462 per cp (part time only)
5 NAME CODES REQUIREMENTS ENGLISH EXAMS MARINE SCIENCE Dr Eleanor Bruce P +61 2 9351 6443 E eleanor.bruce@sydney.edu.au sydney.edu.au/science/marine Master of Marine Science and Diploma in Marine Science and LC063 074730J LF051 074731G ACADEMIC REQ: Bachelor s degree in science or engineering with a credit average, or equivalent qualification. PROGRAM REQ: 4 core units of study; at least 2 elective units from the University of Sydney; and 2 elective units from the University of Sydney or from the other partner universities under the equivalent master program (University of NSW, University of Technology Sydney, Macquarie University) via cross institutional study. ACADEMIC REQ: Bachelor s degree in science or equivalent. PROGRAM REQ: 4 core units of study; 2 elective units. FEES/DURATION & ENTRY Certificate in Marine Science and LG035 PROGRAM REQ: 2 core units of study plus 2 elective units of study. Medical Physics Dr Pulin Gong, P +61 2 9036 9368 E pulin.gong@sydney.edu.au sydney.edu.au/science/medical_physics Medical Physics Medical Physics LC046 050097E LF034 050098D ACADEMIC REQ: Bachelor s degree in physics, physical sciences, engineering or equivalent with minimum GPA 65%. PROGRAM REQ: Core units of study plus a research project undertaken in a hospital. ACADEMIC REQ: Bachelor s degree in physics, physical sciences, engineering or equivalent. PROGRAM REQ: Core units of study. DUR 3 sems Nutrition and Dietetics Wendy Stuart-Smith, E wendy.stuart-smith@sydney.edu.au sydney.edu.au/science/nutrition Nutrition and Dietetics LC005 008414B ACADEMIC REQ: Applicants for this course must: have a bachelor s degree in science (or equivalent) from a recognised institution with a credit average, have successfully completed 2 semesters of chemistry (first year), have successfully completed at least 2 semesters of biochemistry and/or molecular biology (second or third year equivalent) and have successfully completed at least 2 semesters of human physiology (second or third year equivalent). PROGRAM REQ: First year: lectures, tutorials and practicals. Second year: Semester 1 clinical training and Semester 2 small research project. IELTS* 7.5 (6.5) * no other test will be accepted. DOM $400 per cp DUR 4 sems (full-time only) Psychology Dr Marianna Szabo, P +61 2 9351 2872 E marianna.szabo@sydney.edu.au sydney.edu.au/science/psychology Psychology LF017 ACADEMIC REQ: A relevant undergraduate degree and have successfully completed Psychology 1001 and Psychology 1002 or equivalent introductory psychology units within the past 10 years. PROGRAM REQ: 8 units of study across intermediate and senior psychology. DUR 3 sems (combined part-time and full-time)
6 NAME CODES REQUIREMENTS Applied Positive Psychology Associate Professor Anthony Grant, P +61 2 9351 6792 E anthony.grant@sydney.edu.au sydney.edu.au/science/psychology/info/coach/positive_psychology Applied Positive Psychology LG024 ACADEMIC REQ: A three-year psychology degree or a three-year degree in a cognate discipline with a major in areas such as (but not limited to) arts, humanities, business, science or law, plus at least two years relevant employment experience. A credit average is required. PROGRAM REQ: 2 core units and 2 electives. ENGLISH EXAMS FEES/DURATION & ENTRY (part-time only) Coaching Psychology Associate Professor Anthony Grant, P +61 2 9351 6792 E anthony.grant@sydney.edu.au sydney.edu.au/science/psychology/info/coach/positive_psychology Science in Coaching Psychology Coaching Psychology Certificate in Coaching Psychology LC060 074185G LF048 074184G LG005 ACADEMIC REQ: Three year bachelor s degree in psychology: applicants with a three year sequence in psychology or a cognate discipline will be considered. At least two years relevant employment experience is required. PROGRAM REQ: 3 core units plus 5 electives. PROGRAM REQ: 3 core units plus 3 electives. PROGRAM REQ: 4 units of study. IELTS 7.5 (6.0) IELTS 7.5 (6.0) DOM $540 per cp DOM $540 per cp DOM $540 per cp DUR 1 sem Clinical Psychology/ Science Clinical Psychology Unit, P +61 2 9351 6180 E psychology.pgadmin@sydney.edu.au sydney.edu.au/science/psychology/clinical_psychology/future_stud/course_info Doctor of Clinical Psychology/ Science LB001 040243E ACADEMIC REQ: APAC accredited four year bachelor s degree with honours (2.1) (or equivalent from a University) with a recognised major in psychology, including a major research project and thesis. PROGRAM REQ: 84 cp of study. IELTS* 7.0 (7.0) * no other test will be accepted. INT $19,550 per sem DUR 6 sems Sustainability P +61 2 9351 7728 E sustainability.program@sydney.edu.au sydney.edu.au/science/sustainability Sustainability LC054 068694C ACADEMIC REQ: A bachelor s degree with a credit average or equivalent qualification. PROGRAM REQ: 6 core units, 2 electives and 4 units of a capstone experience. The capstone experience is a research-type activity involving at least two themes in sustainability (e.g., analysis and policy). Students select the research topic in consultation with an academic adviser. DOM $635 per cp DUR 3 sems Sustainability LF042 068693D PROGRAM REQ: 6 core units of study and 2 electives. DOM $635 per cp Sustainability LG025 068692E PROGRAM REQ: 2 core units of study and 2 electives. DOM $635 per cp DUR 1 sem
7 NAME CODES REQUIREMENTS ENGLISH EXAMS FEES/DURATION & ENTRY ANIMAL SCIENCE P +61 2 9036 6365 E vetscience.pgcinfo@sydney.edu.au sydney.edu.au/vetscience/future_/postgraduate/animal_science.shtml Animal Science NC031 055413B ACADEMIC REQ: Bachelor s degree with honours (or equivalent). Please note: this program will not train international veterinarians for registration in Australia. PROGRAM REQ: 2 core units in the area of major, a research project and 2 to 4 elective coursework units. $820 per cp (onshore) Animal Science NF009 055414A PROGRAM REQ: 2 core units in the area of a major, electives or research project, or combination of the two. $820 per cp (onshore) Animal Science NG001 055415M PROGRAM REQ: As above. $820 per cp (onshore) DUR 1 sems Animal Science (Animal Breeding ) P +61 2 9036 6365 E vetscience.pgcinfo@sydney.edu.au sydney.edu.au/vetscience/animal_breeding/future_/ab_future_s.shtml International should note that, as a distance program, it is the expectation that you will study from your home country. Enrolment in this program will not make you eligible for a student visa to Australia. Animal Science (Animal Breeding ) Animal Science (Animal Breeding ) Animal Science (Animal Breeding ) NC033 NF010 NG002 ACADEMIC REQ: Bachelor s degree with honours (or equivalent). PROGRAM REQ: 8 core and elective units of study. PROGRAM REQ: 6 core and elective units of study. Admission is also possible on the basis of at least eight semesters relevant work experience, with the Dean s permission. PROGRAM REQ: 4 core units of study. DUR 4 sems (part-time only) DUR 3 sems (part-time only) (part-time only)
8 NAME CODES REQUIREMENTS ENGLISH EXAMS FEES/DURATION & ENTRY Veterinary Public Health P +61 2 9036 6364 E vetvphmgt@sydney.edu.au sydney.edu.au/vetscience/future_/postgraduate/vph International should note that, as a distance program, it is the expectation that you will study from your home country. Enrolment in this program will not make you eligible for a student visa to Australia. Veterinary Public Health Veterinary Public Health Certificate in Veterinary Public Health NC035 NF011 NG004 ACADEMIC REQ: Bachelor s degree with honours (or equivalent). PROGRAM REQ: 8 core and elective units of study plus a research project, with a Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of 70 or more in the first 24 cp of study. PROGRAM REQ: 8 core and elective units of study. PROGRAM REQ: 7 core units of study. DUR Between 6-8 sems DUR Between 4-6 sems DUR Between 2-4 sems Veterinary Public Health P +61 2 9036 6364 E vetvphmgt@sydney.edu.au sydney.edu.au/vetscience/publichealth_management International should note that, as a distance program, it is the expectation that you will study from your home country. Enrolment in this program will not make you eligible for a student visa to Australia. Veterinary Public Health Veterinary Public Health Certificate in Veterinary Public Health NC030 NF008 NG000 ACADEMIC REQ: Bachelor s degree with honours (or equivalent). PROGRAM REQ: 9 core and elective units of study plus a research project, with a WAM of 70 or more in the first 24 cp of study. PROGRAM REQ: 7 core and elective units of study. Admission is also possible on the basis of at least four years relevant work experience, with the dean s permission. PROGRAM REQ: 6 core units of study. DUR Between 6-8 sems DUR Between 4-6 sems DUR Between 2-4 sems
NAME REQUIREMENTS CODES Veterinary Studies P +61 2 9036 6365 E vetscience.pgcinfo@sydney.edu.au sydney.edu.au/vetscience/future_/postgraduate/veterinary_studies.shtml Veterinary Studies Veterinary Studies Certificate in Veterinary Studies NC031 055413B NF009 055414A NG003 ACADEMIC REQ: Bachelor s degree with honours (or equivalent). Please note: this program will not train international veterinarians for registration in Australia. PROGRAM REQ: 8 units of study and a research project. Please note: this program will not train international veterinarians for registration in Australia. PROGRAM REQ: 6 units of study. PROGRAM REQ: 4 units of study. ENGLISH EXAMS FEES/DURATION & ENTRY $820 per cp (onshore) $820 per cp (onshore) DUR 1 sem Wildlife Health and Population Associate Professor David N. Phalen P +61 2 9036 7757 E david.phalen@sydney.edu.au sydney.edu.au/vetscience/future_/postgraduate/coursework.shtml Wildlife Health and Population NC038 074190K ACADEMIC REQ: Bachelor s degree with honours (or equivalent). PROGRAM REQ: 8 units of study including an optional supervised research project. DOM $690 per cp ENTRY July VETERINARY MEDICINE entry course will be open for commencing in 2015. Please contact the Faculty of Veterinary Science for more details: E vet.science@sydney.edu.au Doctor of Veterinary Medicine NC006 079224J ACADEMIC REQ: A bachelor s degree with prerequisites in Chemistry, Biology, Biochemistry. All candidates must submit a Commitment Statement PROGRAM REQ: 16 units of study including supervised research and elective rotations. IELTS 7.0 (7.0) IBT 100 (25/24) DOM N/A INT N/A DUR 8 sems
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