2015 China Student Guide – English edition by UNSW Sydney

China Student Guide 2015 Never Stand Still

MAKING YOU CAREER READY There is no doubt that China’s graduate employment market is becoming increasingly competitive. As China continues its evolution from a manufacturing powerhouse to a knowledge-intensive and high-value economy, geared to service Asia’s middle class, it is more important than ever to ensure you are ready to compete in these new economic frontiers.

MAKING YOU CAREER READY

There are many reasons why UNSW Australia leads the way. We have some of the highest graduate starting salaries and employment rates. We understand what it takes to educate the leaders of tomorrow.

Whether it’s working with the business community to improve the design of our curriculum or forming partnerships with companies to solve research challenges, we strive to work more closely with industry than any other Australian university. All of this amounts to a more ‘employable’ you. We understand there is an immediate relationship between what you learn in the classroom and what the real world needs of industry are. We recognise that gaining an understanding of where your degree might take you is one of the most important factors when choosing a university, which is why we have completed extensive research, matching our world-class degree programs with opportunities in China’s rapidly growing economy. Aligning your academic interests with emerging graduate opportunities in China will help prepare you for a rewarding career in the world’s most vibrant and evolving economy. Remember the journey doesn’t stop here. When you come to UNSW Australia you will get the opportunity to meet with dedicated international careers counselors and participate in a professional development program designed exclusively for international students so you can enter the global workforce with the right skills set to enhance your degree. We’ve done our homework – now it is time to go and do yours.

Never stand still!

CONTENTS Making you career ready

Your Australian adventure

Discover Sydney

Thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a lot to love at UNSW

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Tap into our global network

Valuable workplace skills

Innovation

Business

Engineering

Energy

Cities and environment

Aviation

Medical Sciences

Media and creative industries

Design

Your journey starts here

How to apply

Gaokao requirements

Undergraduate program summary table

Postgraduate program summary table

A city within a city

Journey beyond

CONTENTS

Make the right investment

YOUR AUSTRALIAN ADVENTURE

JAN Australian Open Tennis Championship

FEB Biennale Adelaide Festival

MAR YOUR AUSTRALIAN ADVENTURE

Snorkelling at The Great Barrier Reef

APR Ayers Rock adventure

MAY Scenic hot ballooning over The Hunter Valley

JUN Winter ski trip

JUL South Australian outback adventure

AUG Western Australiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s wildflowers

SEP Southern Highlands Food and Wine Festival

OCT Murrumbateman Moving Feast

NOV Melbourne Cup Carnival

DEC Sydney Christmas celebrations

DISCOVER SYDNEY

JAN Sydney Festival

FEB Chinese New Year Festival

MAR Sydney Biennale

APR Anzac Day Parade

DISCOVER SYDNEY

MAY

TEDxSydney

JUN Vivid Sydney

JUL Whale watching

AUG City2Surf Marathon

SEP Art and About

OCT Good Food Month

NOV Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi

DEC Sydney New Years Eve fireworks

THERE’S A LOT TO LOVE AT UNSW

JAN Australia Day Excursion

FEB Arrival Essentials

MAR APR Indoor Rock Climbing

MAY Arc Flea Market

JUN Conversation Class

JUL Internship Expo

AUG Utzon Lecture Series

SEP UNSW Open Day

OCT Outdoor Cinema

NOV COFA Annual

DEC Sydney Christmas celebrations

THERE’S LOTS TO LOVE AT UNSW AUSTRALIA

Orientation Week

MAKE THE RIGHT INVESTMENT There are so many reasons to choose UNSW Australia that we didn’t have enough space to cover them all. But here are a few reasons why we think you’ll love us and feel proud to join UNSW.

MAKE THE RIGHT INVESTMENT

UNSW has produced more technology entrepreneurs in the past 15 years than any other Australian university – research by CrunchBase 2013.

UNSW is ranked 24th in the world for employer reputation in the 2013 QS World University Rankings.

We boast more millionaire alumni than any other university in Australia according to research by Spear’s WealthInsight (2014).

UNSW is ranked 52nd in the world, in the QS World University Rankings 2013.

In 2013, UNSW achieved the maximum QS Five Star Plus rating – one of only eight universities in the world to do so.

Climbing up the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2014, we scored 16 subjects in the world’s top 50 with Accounting and Finance in the top 10.

UNSW undergraduates and postgraduates are in the top 5% for starting salaries and earn the highest median starting salary of any university in NSW, according to the Australian Graduate Survey 2012.

We’re at the forefront of scientific and technological development. Ranked above world standard for research excellence in the Excellence in Research for Australia Report 2012, we are recognised internationally for pioneering research in photovoltaics, solar energy, quantum computing, interactive cinema and HIV/AIDS research.

We have educated more CEOs from Australia’s top 50 companies than any other Australian university, according to research by Leading Company 2012.

– UNSW is a founding member of the prestigious Group of Eight (Go8) – a coalition of Australia’s leading teaching and research intensive universities. – UNSW gained membership to the Association of Pacific Rim Universities (APRU) and the Universitas 21 network. – UNSW is the only Australian university invited to join GlobalTech, the Global Alliance of Technological Universities.

UNSW is recognised as the Australian university with the strongest links to industry, reflecting our focus on real-world research and innovative research partnerships. In 2013, we received $13.2 million in Linkage Project grants from the Australian Research Council (ARC), the highest level of funding in the state and the second highest in the country.

At UNSW, we offer over 200 exchange destinations to consider.

We take great pride in looking after our students.

BEST LOCATION Enjoy state-of-the-art labs, design studios, libraries and sporting and social facilities.

With a high quality of living and vibrant student mix, Sydney has been recognised as Australia’s best student city in the QS Top 10 Student Cities in the world 2014.

You’ll work with some of the brightest and most inspiring academics, lecturers and researchers in the world.

MAKE THE RIGHT INVESTMENT

LEADERS IN EDUCATION

TAP INTO OUR GLOBAL NETWORK

UNSW Australia has over 500 partnerships with universities, organisations and industry leaders all over the world.

Beihang University Beijing Normal University Capital Medical University Central Academy of Fine Arts Chinese Academy of Sciences China Scholarship Council China University of Petroleum China University of Political Science and Law China University of Mining & Technology Peking University Peking University, Guanghua School of Management Tsinghua University Institute of Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences State Grid Corporation of China

Xiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;an Jiaotong University

Wuhan University Wuhan University of Technology Huazhong University of Science and Technology Chinese Academy of Sciences, Kunming Institute of Zoology Yunnan Institute of Cultural Relics and Archeology

Harbin Institute of Technology Jilin University Liaoning University of Science and Technology

Tianjin University Shenhua Corporation Nankai University

Northeastern University

Jinan University Shandong University Ocean University of China Qingdao Institute of Bioenergy and Biopreocess Technology

National University of Defence Technolgy

Nanchang University

South China University of Technology Sun Yat-sen University

Zhejiang University Nanjing University Hohai University, Nanjing Jiangsu Provincial Department of Education Jiangsu Education Service for International Exchange

Shanghai Jiao Tong University Shenhua Corporation China Unionpay Fudan University Shanghai University Tongji University University of Nottingham, Ningbo Campus University of Science and Technology Wuxi City Shanghai Jiao Tong University Shanghai Advanced Institute of Finance

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EUROPE 4

US 8 US 2

ASIA 7 EUROPE洲 8

ASIA 25

AUS 3

非AFRICA 1

AUS 4

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Australia: UNSW Australia University of Melbourne University of Queensland Canada: McGill University University of British Columbia Chile: Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile China: Fudan University Shanghai Jiao Tong University Hong Kong: University of Hong Kong India: University of Delhi Ireland: University College Dublin Japan: Waseda University Mexico: Tecnológico de Monterrey

ASSOCIATION OF PACIFIC RIM UNIVERSITIES New Zealand: University of Auckland Singapore: National University of Singapore South Africa: University of Johannesburg South Korea: Korea University

University of California, Berkeley

Chulalongkorn University

University of California, Davis

Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich

Far Eastern Federal University

University of California, Irvine

Georgia Institute of Technology

Fudan University

University of California, Los Angeles

Imperial College London

Hong Kong University of Science and Techonology

University of California, San Diego

Keio University

University of California, Santa Barbara

Korea University Kyoto University

University of Chile University of Hawaii at Manoa

Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education

The Netherlands: University of Amsterdam

Nanjing University

University of Indonesia

National Autonomous University of Mexico

University of Malaya

United States of America: The Ohio State University University of Connecticut University of Maryland University of Virginia

California Institute of Technology

Sweden: Lund University

United Kingdom: University of Birmingham University of Edinburgh University of Glasgow University of Nottingham

GLOBAL ALLIANCE OF TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITIES

National Taiwan University National University of Singapore Osaka University

University of Hong Kong

University of Melbourne University of Oregon University of Science and Technology of China

Peking University

University of Southern California

Seoul National University

University of Sydney

Stanford University

University of the Philippines

The Australian National University

University of Tokyo

Tohoku University Tsinghua University University of Auckland University of British Columbia

University of Washinton UNSW Australia Waseda University Yousei University Zhejiang University

TAP INTO OUR GLOBAL NETWORK

Global networks

Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay Nanyang Technological University Shanghai Jiao Tong University Technical University of Munich UNSW Australia

VALUABLE WORKPLACE SKILLS

UNSW has a wide range of career development services and events to equip you with the skills and experience you’ll need to stay competitive in the job market.

THERE ARE 250 THOUSAND STUDENTS AROUND THE WORLD WHO HAVE GRADUATED FROM UNSW AUSTRALIA. WE ARE RANKED IN THE TOP 30 UNIVERSITIES IN THE WORLD FOR EMPLOYER REPUTATION, PLACED AT 24TH IN THE QS WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKINGS (2013). UNSW GRADUATES ARE SOME OF THE MOST SOUGHT AFTER GRADUATES IN THE WORLD. 80% OF OUR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS FIND JOBS WITHIN 6 MONTHS OF GRADUATING. 84% OF OUR POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS FIND JOBS WITHIN 6 MONTHS OF GRADUATING.

UNSW Careers Expo The Careers Expo is a chance for students to meet and discuss potential employment opportunities with more than 100 participating high-profile companies, including BHP Billiton, Chevron, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Deloitte, HSBC, IBM Australia and many more. For more information, please visit: www.student. unsw.edu.au/careers-expo

UNSW Internship Expo The UNSW Internship Expo is a chance for students to meet and discuss potential internship opportunities with more than 20 multinational companies such as Microsoft, General Electric, Chevron Australia, KPMG, Deloitte, IBM and the Commonwealth Bank of Australia.

Univative Univative is an inter-university consulting competition designed to enhance workplace skills by placing students in a teamwork project with limited time and resources. Student teams compete against other Australian universities to come up with a solution to a project sponsored by a corporate or not-for-profit organisation. • Develop practical work skills including business consulting, team work, problem-solving, presenting, research, creative thinking and report writing • Gain an understanding of real-world business practices within a particular industry or field • Enhance your resume with valuable business experience and achievements • Expand your network of industry professionals, contacts, and new friends and colleagues Read more about Univative here: www.student. unsw.edu.au/univative-competition

UNSW Volunteer Work Expo Held at our Kensington campus, The Volunteer Work Expo is a chance for students to connect with non-profit organisations offering volunteer positions. Volunteering is a great way get further experience in your field, explore different areas of interest, and give back to your local or wider community. For more information, please visit: www.student. unsw.edu.au/volunteer-work-expo

Professional Development Program for International Students UNSW offers a professional development program designed to give students hands-on experience in a professional workplace setting. It includes a three-day seminar followed by a 50-hour office internship program organised by UNSW Careers and Employment. • The three-day seminar includes topics on business communication, customer service skills, employer expectations and recruitment processes • Get hands-on experience and knowledge from 50 hours of interning at offices all over UNSW • Gain knowledge of employer expectations in the Australian workplace • Enhance your business communication, business writing and customer service skills • Gain confidence and improve job interview skills through working in a professional setting Read more about our Professional Development Program for International Students here: www.student.unsw.edu.au/professionaldevelopment-program-international-students

VALUABLE WORKPLACE SKILLS

For more information, please visit: www.student. unsw.edu.au/internship-expo

INNOVATION

Turn your ideas into reality

“Innovation is the motive force for adjusting and upgrading economic structure. We need to make innovation the core of China’s development endeavors, promote the full integration of science and technology with economic and social development, and elevate China’s industries to the high range of the global value chain.” – Chinese Premier Li Keqiang, Government Work Report to the 12th National People’s Congress, 5 March 2014

China’s era of start-ups has arrived

• The median size of equity investments in Chinese start-ups increased by 122% in the last quarter of 2013 alone and is poised to continue with record-strong growth. • While the amount of capital invested in startups will vary depending on sector, analysis by the Wall Street Journal predicts overall capital will increase across the whole startup industry in China. • Major Chinese companies such as Alibaba, Baidu and Tencent Holdings are leading the way with startup acquisitions in China and across the world. • Having recently surpassed the European Union, China is home to the world’s second largest venture capital market.

At UNSW, we live and breathe innovation

UNSW has invested AUD$45 million into a brand new home for innovation. The Michael Crouch Innovation Centre (MCIC) will boast a huge 1,000 metre fit-out with state-of-the-art facilities, including an innovation hall, a multifunctional workspace, 3D printers and laser cutters. Due to open in 2015, the MCIC will be a hub for innovation where students can generate ideas, meet like-minded peers and get real-world support and knowledge to turn their ideas into commercial ventures. We connect student entrepreneurs with our global network of industry partners, successful start-up founders, professional mentors and angel investors who could potentially fuel exciting business prospects. If you have an innovative idea or want help setting up your business, NewSouth Innovations’ dedicated Student Entrepreneur Development Team can help you turn your idea into a commercially viable start-up. You’ll have access to free advisory services, expert advice and everything a

INNOVATION

Opening in 2015, the new home for innovation at UNSW – The Michael Crouch Innovation Centre (MCIC)

budding businessperson could want including commercial, legal, intellectual property protection, financial and accounting advice.

For more information, aspiring entrepreneurs and innovators should contact NSi at: student.enterprise@nsinnovations.com.au Or visit the NSi website: www.nsinnovations.com.au

Cultivating your entrepreneurial spirit is at the core of what we stand for • All UNSW student start-up companies are eligible for AUD$20,000 worth of products and services from our partners at Google.

Scan the code to find out more about Student Enterprise on our China website:

• A strong partnership with current MIT students and alumni provide UNSW student entrepreneurs with mentorship initiatives to support student-led start-ups. • Events throughout the year connect student entrepreneurs with angel investors and industry mentors • Participate in student start-up competitions and seminars and have the opportunity to win prizes • Student entrepreneur services are available to all UNSW students as a free part of your degree

www.china.unsw.edu.au/industry/student-enterprise/

BECOME THE NEXT LI YANHONG BUSINESS Become part of the millionaire factory

BUSINESS

UNSW Australia has produced more millionaires and trained more CEOs than any other Australian university. We’ve even produced a few billionaires too.

With some of the best graduate starting salaries and the highest employment rates in Australia, we’ll make sure you are on your way to a successful future. With a network of over 75,000 graduates from UNSW’s Australian School of Business (ASB) dotted all over the world, you can expect to join this prestigious network from the moment you begin your studies with us. You’ll have opportunities to forge lucrative connections and ensure you stay ahead of the global business game. Australian School of Business: www.asb.unsw.edu.au

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TO GET RICH IS GLORIOUS. DENG XIAOPING

WELCOME TO THE ASIAN CENTURY largest trading partner and China is Australia’s

The services economy now represents the biggest cluster of China’s labour market with more

two-way trade is now worth

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$USD130 billion.

than a third of the entire workforce employed in this sector alone. And as this is forecast to grow dramatically as the nation urbanises.

China's e-commerce industry is forecast to reach

RMB 30 trillion by 2020,

becoming the world's largest e-commerce economy.

China’s financial sector has been growing at record pace and is expected to contribute to an increase of

more than 200% in gross domestic product within the next two years alone.

The RMB is forecast to become a major international trade-settlement currency and potentially replace the greenback over the course of the next decade.

an unprecedented wave of reforms designed to give the private market with a ‘decisive role’ in the economy. These reforms include a bold trial program

China has introduced

to launch private banks, liberalise interest rates and establish Free Trade Zones to stimulate high-value global trade.

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ACCOUNTANT The Australian School of Business (ASB) has cemented its place among the world’s leading business schools following the release of the latest QS World University Rankings 2014 which placed our Accounting and Finance subjects among the top 10 in the world.

We’ve recently invested AUD$4 million in innovative state-of-the-art technology enabled learning spaces designed to ‘flip the classroom’ by offering material online, which was previously delivered in lectures, so more in-class time is spent on practical problem-solving, team work and group learning.

We’re proud of our record of shaping business practice through policy and research.

We’re home to a number of prestigious professional chairs such as the Macquarie Group Chair in Financial Services.

We have some of the best public and private sector research partnerships, including the World Bank and the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

Our curriculum is designed in close consultation with major recruiters and a trusted industry advisory council to ensure you are ahead of the pack when you graduate.

ACTUARIAL ANALYST

UNSW Australia has a wide range of internationally recognised degrees in business designed to prepare you for a successful career in the Chinese economy.

AUDITOR

Actuarial Studies

E-COMMERCE SPECIALIST

Business Law

EQUITY ADVISOR FINANCIAL ANALYST FINANCIAL PLANNER

WHAT

Accounting

Business

MAKES

Business Economics Commerce Commerce/Economics Commerce/Law Commerce/Science

FUNDS MANAGER

Economics Finance

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INVESTMENT BANKER

Financial Economics

MARKETING, ADVERTISING OR BRAND MANAGER

Human Resource Management

PORTFOLIO MANAGER STOCKBROKER STRATEGIC PLANNER

Econometrics

Financial Analysis

Information Systems International Business Management Marketing Professional Accounting Real Estate Studies Taxation

For more information refer to our International Student Guide or visit: http://china.unsw.edu. au/study/degrees/

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We have the best full-time MBA program in Australia, according to the Financial Times UK 2014.

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BUSINESS

WHAT CAN YOU BE?

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DIFFERENT ?

FUEL THE ENGINE ROOM OF THE WORLD’S RISING SUPERPOWER

ENGINEERING

Founded in 1949 with a firm focus on science and technology, it’s easy to see why UNSW Australia is known as the Tsinghua of the Southern Hemisphere. Whether it’s building a quantum computer, simulating a complex underground mine or programming football-playing robots; it’s our focus on applied engineering that sets us apart. China will need more innovators than ever before to achieve the great Chinese Dream – so dream big with a degree from Australia’s number one Engineering faculty*. *Shanghai Jiao Tong University’s Academic Ranking of World Universities in Engineering/Technology and Computer Sciences 2013.

Faculty of Engineering: www.engineering.unsw.edu.au

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ENGINEERING

Chase the Chinese dream

CHINA IS QUICKLY RISING UP THE GLOBAL RANKS IN A NUMBER OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY-HEAVY SECTORS, FROM HEALTHCARE AND BIOTECH, TO HIGH-TECH MANUFACTURING, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, AND ALTERNATIVE ENERGY. KPMG CHINA 360 REPORT

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INNOVATION IS AT THE CORE OF THE CHINESE DREAM

China is now the world’s second largest investor in Research and Development (R&D) and is forecast to

US as the world’s largest investor by 2022. overtake the

China spent an estimated

USD$220 billion on R&D in 2013

and this is tipped to grow to

USD$600 billion per annum

at the end of the current decade.

The number of multinational corporations setting up

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R&D centres in China continues to rise with

over 1,100 new corporations established in China since the arrival of the new millennium.

By the end of 2015, China is expected to record a

54% expansion in the length of railways, a 157% expansion in the length of expressways, 62% increase in the number of airports and a 132% increase in the capacity of shipping container terminals.

China is planning some of the world’s most spectacular engineering marvels including the

world’s longest undersea tunnel and the world’s tallest building.

China expects strong growth in engineering machinery this year after most sectors reported

double-digit growth in 2013.

WHAT CAN YOU BE?

UNSW DEGREES

Every one of our engineering subject areas was ranked in the world’s top 50 in the QS World University Subject Rankings 2014.

MECHANICAL AND MANUFACTURING ENGINEERS PROJECT MANAGERS

In the list of Australia’s top 100 most influential engineers, an impressive 23 of them are UNSW Engineering alumnus.

MINING ENGINEERS PETROLEUM ENGINEERS

Our engineering graduates are the leading contributors to UNSW Australia’s status as the nation’s technology entrepreneur factory.

NAVAL ARCHITECTS CHEMICAL ENGINEERS

All of our students are exposed to a high degree of interaction between academic staff and industry personnel

We work with some of China’s best engineering universities including an exciting new joint research fund with the prestigious Shanghai Jiao Tong University

DIGITAL MAP CREATOR ROBOTICS SPECIALIST

WHAT

Civil Engineering Chemical Engineering Computer Science Civil Engineering with Architecture

MAKES

Electrical and Electronic Engineering Engineering Management Engineering Science Geoinformation Systems Information Technology

Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering Mining Engineering

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Industrial Chemistry

Materials Science and Engineering Naval Architecture Petroleum Engineering Renewable Engineering Surveying Software Engineering Telecommunications

For more information refer to our International Student Guide or visit: http://china.unsw.edu. au/study/degrees/

UNSW

ENGINEERING

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CIVIL ENGINEERS

ENGINEERING

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UNSW Australia has an extensive range of undergraduate, postgraduate and research degrees to prepare you for a successful career in China’s rising engineering sector.

DIFFERENT ?

SAVING THE PLANET AND SERVING THE PEOPLE ENERGY

There are many reasons why China’s Vice-Premier Liu Yandong said UNSW Australia is a leader in renewable energy, when she visited in December 2012. From maintaining the world record for creating the most efficient solar cell technology for over three decades, to Australia’s only degree program in nuclear energy engineering, it’s not hard to see why we are a leader in the field. Join us – and you can be a leader too. To find out more about our new state-of-the-art home of energy research, visit the Tyree Energy Technology Building (TETB) website:

www.facilities.unsw.edu.au/tyree-energytechnologies-building-sustainable-energy-research

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ENERGY

Energise your career

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IT IS NECESSARY TO STRENGTHEN THE REVISION AND MANAGEMENT OF THE RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT PLAN, FURTHER INCREASE GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES AND TAX BREAKS, AND STRENGTHEN R&D APPLICATION OF KEY TECHNOLOGIES IN ORDER TO PROVIDE STRONG SUPPORT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF RENEWABLE ENERGY. HINESE PREMIER LI KEQIANG’S 2014 WORK REPORT TO C THE STANDING COMMITTEE OF THE NATIONAL PEOPLE’S CONGRESS

CHINA IS THE ENERGY POWERHOUSE OF THE NEW MILLENNIUM The Chinese Government plans to cap coal use to

below 65% of total primary energy consumption by 2017 as part of its efforts to diversify the nation’s energy mix.

China plans to double

the number of wind turbines over the next six years.

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China’s energy demand will be more than India, Brazil and all of Western Europe within a generation.

China’s nuclear energy capacity is

increase by almost 300% with current

forecast to

construction representing almost half of current global capacity being built.

China raced ahead of the United States and became the world’s largest energy consumer in 2010 and the world’s largest power generator in 2011. China is set to become one of the world’s largest liquefied natural gas importers,

with analysts predicting the nation will need a fifth of the 272 million tonnes of gas expected

to be produced globally by 2018.

China is the world’s

largest investor in renewable energy and has invested RMB1.8

trillion in the current five-year period with plans to invest

another RMB 2.3 trillion.

In 2013 China consumed an estimated 10.7 million barrels of oil per day and is the world’s

consumer of oil.

second largest

The TETB has received a 6 Green Star Energy Rating from the Green Building Council of Australia representing world leadership in environmentally sustainable building practices.

The solar revolution was born at UNSW Australia and we pioneered the development of the world’s most efficient silicon solar cells.

We work closely with some of the biggest Chinese power companies including China State Grid, Sinopec, Guodian and China Sunergy – many of our PhD graduates have made their careers in some of these Chinese industry giants.

Australia is a major supplier of China’s energy industry supplying more than 30% of China’s annual coal needs and 24% of its liquefied natural gas (LNG) market.

Chinese companies are investing more in Australia’s energy sector with major Chinese players such as Yancoal, Shenhua, PetroChina, Sinopec and CNOOC contributing billions of foreign capital to Australia

UNSW Australia has a wide range of internationally recognised degrees in energy, designed to prepare you for a successful career in the Chinese economy, including:

PHOTOVOLTAIC AND SOLAR ENERGY ENGINEERS Environmental Management

PETROLEUM ENGINEERS

Mining Engineering

CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERS MINING ENGINEERS MATERIALS ENGINEERS ENERGY AND COMMODITIES TRADERS NAVAL ARCHITECTS

WHAT

Environmental Engineering

NUCLEAR ENERGY ENGINEERS

Materials Science

MAKES

Naval Architecture Nuclear Engineering Petroleum Engineering Photovoltaics and Solar Energy Renewable Energy Engineering Science

For more information refer to our International Student Guide or visit: http://china.unsw.edu. au/study/degrees/

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UNSW Australia recently completed its $123 million state-of-the-art Tyree Energy Technologies Building (TETB), which is home to the Australian Energy Research Institute, boasting new laboratories for photovoltaic technologies, sustainable clean fuels, smart grids, energy storage, energy economics and policy analysis.

UNSW DEGREES

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WHAT CAN YOU BE?

DIFFERENT ?

BUILD CHINA’S CITIES OF THE FUTURE TODAY

Build a career in China’s urban future Whether you see yourself solving complex urban planning challenges, designing the green skyscrapers of tomorrow, or supplying new sources of renewable energy to China’s unprecedented urban sprawl, UNSW Australia has an impressive range of world-class degrees to help you achieve your environment-focused goals. From graduates working in Asia’s top architecture firms to our academics who are advising the designers of China’s first emissions trading scheme– urban design and innovation is in our DNA. Find out more about renewable energy:

www.engineering.unsw.edu.au/energy-engineering/ crc-for-low-carbon-living

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CITIES AND ENVIRONMENT

THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT’S ‘NATIONAL NEW URBANISATION STRATEGY’ ENVISIONS A MASSIVE BUILDING PROGRAM OF TRANSPORT NETWORKS, URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE AND RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE FROM NOW UNTIL 2020. THE FINANCIAL TIMES

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BUILD YOUR FUTURE IN CHINA’S SLEEPLESS CITIES

The environmental protection industry will

USD$735 billion by the end of 2015. generate an annual turnover of

An additional USD$163 billion will be invested in upgrading housing in China’s

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urban fringes as part of China’s new urbanisation plan.

“has never been greater” to add to the estimated 16,800 qualified architects and 16,000 urban planners The China Daily reports the demand

registered in China today.

China is investing a record

USD$330 billion to the proportion of China’s population living in urban areas will reach 60%. The proportion of people registered under By 2020,

urban ‘hukou’ households will increase to 45% from 36% over the same period.

tackle water pollution and

a new USD$227

billion to battle air pollution in urban areas.

McKinsey forecasts that China’s urbanisation will generate

an additional 175 million jobs by 2025.

WHAT CAN YOU BE?

We have some of the best links with China’s architectural, urban planning and environmental elite, including partnerships with Tongji University, the National Development and Reform Commission and urban planning bureaus across China.

Sydney is one of the best cities in the world to live and breathe architecture, urban planning and the built environment.

Sydney is home to some of the world’s most iconic buildings and structures such as Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge.

Sydney is pioneering the world of ‘green’ building through the establishment of an innovative Green Star Rating System.

Chinese real estate and construction corporations are eyeing investment opportunities in Sydney with Fortune Global 500 giant Greenland Group recently unveiling a $600 million project to build Sydney’s tallest residential tower.

URBAN PLANNERS CONSTRUCTION MANAGERS

Construction Management and Property

PROPERTY SPECIALISTS

Environmental Engineering

INTERIOR ARCHITECTS INDUSTRIAL DESIGNERS LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNERS ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGERS CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERS WATER AND WASTE MANAGEMENT ENGINEERS RENEWABLE ENERGY ENGINEERS

WHAT

Architectural Studies

Environmental Management

Industrial Design Interior Architecture Landscape Architecture Photovoltaics and Solar Energy Planning Renewable Energy Engineering Social Policy and Research

For more information refer to our International Student Guide or visit: http://china.unsw.edu. au/study/degrees/

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MAKES UNSW

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UNSW Australia is host to the nation’s flagship AUD$28 million Cooperative Research Centre on Low Carbon Living.

ARCHITECTS

UNSW Australia has a wide range of internationally recognised degrees, designed to prepare you for a successful career in China’s urban future.

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Renowned architect and UNSW lecturer, Professor Glenn Murcutt, is Australia’s only recipient of the industry’s most prestigious award, the Pritzker Prize.

UNSW DEGREES

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DIFFERENT ?

FLY HIGH IN ONE OF CHINA’S FASTEST GROWING SECTORS

AVIATION

Whether you want to build the aircraft of the future, manage one of China’s leading airlines, or take to the skies as a commercial airline pilot, we have some of the best aviation degrees in the world. To ensure your career reaches new heights, you’ll be taught by teachers with international industry experience and have access to our dedicated Flight Training Unit. Our graduates can be found working in some of the world’s leading airlines, including Cathay Pacific, Qantas Airways, China Southern, Qatar Airways and Boeing – you never know, the captain of your flight to Sydney may well be a UNSW alumnus! Find out more about our alumni:

www.aviation.unsw.edu.au/alumni/alumni.html

BUSINESS

AVIATION

Your ticket to a future in China’s aviation industry

IOVANNI BISIGNANI, DIRECTOR-GENERAL AND CEO OF G THE INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION

AVIATION

"TO REALISE THE ECONOMIC GROWTH POTENTIAL [IN CHINA], WE WILL NEED EVEN MORE EFFICIENT AIR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT, AIRPORT FACILITIES AND SECURITY PROGRAMS."

AVIATION IS TAKING OFF! By 2020, China will have a total of

244 civilian airports, with the construction of

6,000 new aircraft

China has invested

RMB425 billion AVIATION

78 new airports.

China will need to meet growth over the next two decades.

in airport construction.

shortfall of 10,000 pilots

China already has a and this is expected to continue as the sector grows

Chinese airlines are already enticing American pilots with

Boeing values new from China at

aircraft orders

US$780 billion.

USD$270,000 annual salaries â&#x20AC;&#x201C; almost double the salary of a US based captain.

worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s second largest cargo market in the world after the United States and is on track to overtake the US through the next decade. China is the

Over the next 20 years, international travel will grow at an annual rate of

7.2%

and domestic travel will grow by almost

7% over the same period.

All of our students are exposed to a high degree of interaction between academic staff and industry personnel.

Many staff members have international industry experience and consult widely in both the Australian and international aviation industry.

Sydney is an ideal international city to immerse yourself in the aviation world.

Sydney is a major global aviation hub; home to the world’s third largest base for the Airbus A380 super jumbo and an early destination city servicing the state-of-theart Boeing 787 Dreamliner. Sydney is well serviced by a growing number of mainland Chinese airlines – Air China, China Eastern, China Southern, Hainan Airlines and Sichuan Airlines provide frequent direct connections to Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Nanjing, Shenzhen and Chongqing. Australia is home to much of the growth in China’s aviation industry and Australia has emerged as a key pillar underwriting the international strategies of leading Chinese airlines with China Southern increasing capacity by 40% on the Sydney to Guangzhou route in 2013.

More than half a million seats were added by Chinese airlines flying to Australia between 2005 and 2013.

AEROSPACE ENGINEERS AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL OPERATORS AND MANAGERS AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ENGINEERS AIRPORT CONSTRUCTION MANAGERS AIRPORT MANAGERS CORPORATE SALES AND MARKETING SPECIALISTS FLEET AND PRICING ANALYSTS FREIGHT AND CARGO MANAGERS NETWORK AND ROUTE PLANNERS PILOTS

UNSW DEGREES UNSW Australia has a wide range of internationally recognised degrees in aviation designed to prepare you for a successful career in the Chinese industry, including:

WHAT

Actuarial Studies Aviation (Flying) Aviation (Management) Aerospace Engineering

MAKES

Human Resource Management Mechanical Engineering

For more information refer to our International Student Guide or visit: http://china.unsw.edu. au/study/degrees/

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UNSW

AVIATION

Take our flying stream to have access to world-class infrastructure – owned by UNSW Australia – at our dedicated Flight Training Unit located at Sydney’s second largest airport in Bankstown.

WHAT CAN YOU BE?

AVIATION

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Proven track record at producing successful graduates who are now working in the aviation industry all over the world. Cathay Pacific CEO designate Ivan Chu is a proud UNSW alumnus.

DIFFERENT ?

MEDICAL SCIENCES Make a difference to China’s health system From forging new partnerships with top pharmaceutical companies to pioneering new cancer treatment, it’s not hard to see why UNSW Australia attracts over AUD$100 million in annual research funding to further our work in the medical sciences area. Find out more about the Lowy Cancer Research Centre: www.lowycancerresearchcentre.unsw.edu.au

BUSINESS

MEDICAL SCIENCES

SAVE LIVES AND POSITIVELY IMPACT A GROWING HEALTH SYSTEM

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BIOTECHNOLOGY IN CHINA IS EXPANDING RAPIDLY AND BECOMING A MAJOR INVESTMENT HOTSPOT AS A RESULT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, IMPROVED STANDARD OF LIVING, INCREASING AWARENESS AND DEMAND FOR PHARMACEUTICAL BIOTECHNOLOGY, AS WELL AS REGULATORY POLICIES THAT ARE CONSIDERED VERY INDUSTRY-FRIENDLY M ARKET REPORT BY THE AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN SHANGHAI

CHINA IS AT THE FOREFRONT OF GLOBAL REFORM AND INNOVATION IN THE HEALTHCARE SECTOR

With annual sales of more than

USD$70 billion,

world’s third largest pharmaceuticals market. The sector is currently recording annual growth rates of 20% - more than twice the growth rate China is currently the

in the US – and is scheduled to become

the world’s second largest market by the end of 2015.

investment of RMB 12 billion in new drugs

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Biotechnology was included as a major industry as part of the Chinese Government’s latest fiveyear plan, with new government committed between 2011 and 2015.

China’s market for over-the-counter and generic medicines will grow

USD$23 billion in 2010 to an astronomical USD$369 billion by 2020. from a modest

Reform to China’s healthcare system is a key pillar of Xi Jinping’s policy agenda with the Third Plenum of the Chinese Communist Party recently pledging the private market will play a decisive role in the sector’s future.

In his first work report as Premier, Li Keqiang announced China’s basic medical insurance system now covers all of China’s 1.3 billion people. The Chinese Government has launched a range of pilot programs expanding

medical insurance to cover major diseases and emergency disease treatment.

Research by McKinsey estimates China’s total healthcare spending will grow

from USD$360 billion in 2011 to more than USD$1 trillion by the end of the current decade.

By 2050, the number of China’s population aged over 50 is expected to equal more than 25% of the

population and this is driving more than USD$10

billion of annual investment in the aged care sector.

WHAT CAN YOU BE? DOCTOR

UNSW Australia’s pharmacology was ranked 11th in the world and our medical school was in the top 30 in the latest QS subject rankings.

Our AUD$123 million state-of-the-art Lowy Cancer Research Centre is Australia’s only integrated childhood and adult cancer medical research institute.

Since diagnosing Australia’s first case of HIV, researchers at UNSW have actively been involved in the development of every existing antiretroviral HIV drug.

UNSW offers Australia’s first undergraduate-entry Doctor of Medicine (MD) program offering medical graduates the dual benefits of a higherlevel qualification and a more globally recognised degree.

BIOINFORMATICIAN RESEARCH SCIENTIST

International Public Health Pharmaceutical Medicine Public Health Psychology Reproductive Medicine Women’s Health Medicine

LABORATORY TECHNICIAN

Medical Science

BIOTECHNOLOGY AND PHARMACEUTICAL SALES

Microbiology

CLINICAL TRIAL MANAGER CLINICAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE PHARMACEUTICAL DEVELOPER OPTOMETRIST AGED CARE PROVIDER VENTURE CAPITALIST

WHAT

Health Management

Neuroscience Optometry

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Medicine

Pathology Vision Sciences

For more information refer to our International Student Guide or visit: http://china.unsw.edu. au/study/degrees/

MAKES UNSW

MEDICAL SCIENCES

Our medical sciences regularly top UNSW Australia’s research performance and account for more than 40% of the University’s entire research income.

BIOMEDICAL ENGINEER

UNSW Australia has an extensive range of undergraduate, postgraduate and research degrees to prepare you for a successful career in China’s rising medical science industries sector including:

MEDICAL SCIENCES

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SURGEON

UNSW DEGREES

DIFFERENT ?

MEDIA AND CREATIVE INDUSTRIES Get a world-class degree in this rapidly growing area If youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re interested in a career in media and the creative industries, UNSW is the place to be. Our media and communications' disciplines were awarded four out of five stars in the Excellence in Research for Australia Report 2012. And itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not hard to see why. We have cutting-edge teaching and research covering a broad spectrum, from journalism and public communication to digital technologies and the internet. Our programs examine these fields through the lenses of media and cultural theory and provide our students with technical skills and experience to compete in the job market. Arts and Social Sciences: www.arts.unsw.edu.au

BUSINESS

MEDIA & CREATIVE INDUSTRIES

BE A STAR OF SCREEN AND SOUND

MEDIA & CREATIVE INDUSTRIES 43

AS CHINA HAS GROWN, SO HAS ITS MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY. DEMAND FOR MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENT CONTENT — BOTH TRADITIONAL AND DIGITAL — IS SURGING, AND ALL OF CHINA’S MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENT SECTORS ARE GROWING. ERNST & YOUNG REPORT

TRANSFORMING THE MEDIA LANDSCAPE LIKE NEVER BEFORE Major US and British production houses are now actively tailoring scripts to Chinese audiences with global giants

Dreamworks and Paramount pursuing projects and joint ventures in China. such as

The Chinese Government has identified culture as a ‘pillar industry’ as

part of its latest Five Year Plan and has

set ambitious targets in performing arts, entertainment, animation, gaming, cultural

MEDIA & CREATIVE INDUSTRIES

tourism, art, exhibitions and digital culture.

A report by the Beijing Government estimates that one

Shanghai is taking the lead in China’s revamp of the media sector with the city undertaking a massive restructure of media assets and

new media company is established in the Chinese capital every day.

large players establishing joint ventures with Baidu, Tencent and Disney.

China is home to a growing population of

266 million online gamers accounting for an

industry worth an estimated $13.5 billion in 2013.

China is expected become the world’s largest film industry by 2018 when box office receipts are forecast to match the US – these are then expected to double by 2023. China’s cultural development plan includes the goal of

doubling the added value of the cultural industry by 2015.

The number of movie theaters in China has exploded over the past decade. According to Beijing-based film industry research company Entgroup, there were just

3,000 movie screens in operation

in China in 2007 – today there are more than 18,000.

WHAT CAN YOU BE?

UNSW DEGREES UNSW Australia has an extensive range of undergraduate, postgraduate and research degrees to prepare you for a successful career in China’s rising media and creative industries sector including:

ACCOUNT MANAGER ADVERTISING

We have some of the best collaborations with industry in the country – our academics work on the most exciting challenges in the media and creative field with teachers forming a critical part of some of Australia’s biggest events, including Vivid Sydney and the Sydney Festival.

Arts Administration Communications

FILM DIRECTOR

Creative Writing

EDITOR EVENT MANAGER FILM PRODUCER JOURNALIST

Dance Journalism

Media Arts Media and Communication

Music Education

MEDIA AND ADVERTISING MANAGER

Theatre and Performance Studies

PERFORMER

For more information refer to our International Student Guide or visit: http://china.unsw.edu. au/study/degrees/

PUBLISHER SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATOR TV HOST

UNSW

Music

MEDIA AND ARTS ADMINISTRATOR

PUBLIC RELATIONS PROFESSIONAL

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MAKES

MEDIA & CREATIVE INDUSTRIES

We combine the theoretical study of contemporary media with hands-on practice based learning.

COPYWRITER

MEDIA & CREATIVE INDUSTRIES

Our undergraduate degree programs in media offer a wide range of courses in areas such as media writing, professional communication, media production, strategic communication and communication ethics.

Arts

BUSINESS

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COMMUNICATION STRATEGIST UNSW Australia’s media and communications discipline is a national leader at the forefront of research and teaching and was recently awarded four stars in the Excellence in Research Australia Report.

WHAT

Advertising

Public Relations

Video and Sound Production

DIFFERENT ?

WORLD-CLASS PRODUCTS FOR THE WORLD’S FASTEST GROWING ECONOMY

DESIGN DESIGN 46

Designers play a vital role in shaping the way we live. Whether it’s designing products we use at home or streamlining systems we use at work – experienced and creative designers are in demand. Careers in the design space are highly competitive so it is critical that you have a high level of professional and technical excellence with a proven capacity for creativity. We have state-of-the-art design facilities, design studios and gallery spaces. Our teachers are industry leaders with a network of over 900 affiliations with art, design and media companies in 22 countries around the world. COFA – Art, Design, Media: www.cofa.unsw.edu.au

BUSINESS

Design China’s future

DESIGN 47

CHINA’S REBALANCING REQUIRES MOVING UP THE VALUE CHAIN TO VALUE-ADDED MANUFACTURING, FROM LOW-COST TO HIGH-TECH, FROM ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURER TO BRAND BUILDING, FROM ‘MADE IN CHINA’ TO ‘DESIGNED IN CHINA’ AND ‘INNOVATED IN CHINA’. KPMG GLOBAL CHINA PRACTICE REPORT

REBALANCE CHINA’S ECONOMY WITH CLEVER DESIGN

DESIGN

MADE IN CHINA

DESIGNED IN CHINA

The Ministry of Information Technology’s 2010 blueprint for the sector’s reform attempts to prompt the development of the industrial design industry by

creating more companies engaged in the sector.

The Chinese Government is investing in an unprecedented national policy effort to turbo-charge change in

China’s success from the ubiquitous ‘Made in China’ tag to a ‘Designed in China’ future.

Industrial design has emerged as a rapidly growing profession in China from an almost non-

300,000 strong base of industrial designers. existent to an estimated

The International Visual Communicators Association estimates there are around

5,600 animation companies in China

mostly located in Beijing, Changsha,

Guangzhou, Hangzhou, Nanjing, Shanghai and Wuxi.

In 2011, the National Development

listed industrial design for the first time & Reform Commission

in its white list industries slated as

priorities for foreign

direct investment.

China’s demand for jewellery and luxury

merchandise is set to continue to grow

at double-digit rates over the next decade with growing incomes

an additional 20% yearon-year rise in gold jewellery to 2017. and high savings rates set to underwrite

WHAT CAN YOU BE?

Art and design at UNSW is an integral part of our emphasis on science, technology and the professions.

UNSW Australia has an extensive range of undergraduate, postgraduate and research degrees to prepare you for a successful career in China’s rising design industry including:

ANIMATOR ART DIRECTOR

Fine Arts

CONCEPT ARTIST

Ceramics Design

FILM DIRECTOR

Industrial Design

JEWELLERY DESIGNER

Modern studio spaces, workshops, experimental spaces and specialist areas sit alongside traditional lecture halls, tutorial rooms and break-out spaces.

MULTIMEDIA DESIGNER

The design environment is not limited to the geography of our state-of-the-art campus – many of our programs provide internship opportunities and field trips to a wide range of locations in Australia and internationally with our global network of industry partners.

PRODUCTION DESIGNER/MANAGER

PRODUCER

SOUND DESIGNER TEXTILE DESIGNER MUSEUM AND GALLERY CURATOR

Screen and Sound Production

For more information refer to our International Student Guide or visit: http://china.unsw.edu. au/study/degrees/

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UNSW

DESIGN

INDUSTRIAL DESIGNER

Jewellery

DESIGN

Our design students experience a variety of innovative learning environments and work across multiple disciplines to gain as much skill and experience as possible.

Graphic/Media Design

GAME DESIGNER GRAPHIC DESIGNER

MAKES

Digital Media

FILM PRODUCER Our art and design researchers work in closer collaboration than you might think with their colleagues from engineering, medicine and the sciences on a range of real-world challenges such as robotics, medical research and the digital economy.

WHAT

Animation

BUSINESS

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Completed in 2013, our new College of the Fine Arts (COFA) campus boasts state-ofthe-art facilities including a purpose-built gallery, world-class design studios and flexible study zones for you to collaborate with peers and design to your full potential.

UNSW DEGREES

DIFFERENT ?

YOUR JOURNEY STARTS HERE At UNSW you are spoilt for choice. From preparation study programs and full-time undergraduate studies, to honours degrees and postgraduate coursework and research studies – your hardest decision will be deciding what to study.

PICK UP ON ARRIVAL

FOUNDATION STUDIES

YOUR JOURNEY STARTS HERE

(PRE-UNIVERSITY STUDIES) www.ufs.unsw.edu.au

CULTURAL MENTORING www.student.unsw. edu.au/culturalmentors

UNDER 18 SUPPORT www.student.unsw.edu. au/international-studentsunder-18-years-age

UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES SEMESTER 1 AND 2 ENTRY www.international. unsw.edu.au/

ENGLISH LANGUAGE STUDIES

VISA ASSISTANCE www.student.unsw. edu.au/visa

www.languages. unsw.edu.au

HOUSING ASSISTANCE www.student.unsw. edu.au/housingassistance

SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES GLOBAL EDUCATION http://scholarships. OPPORTUNITIES online.unsw. edu.au INBOUND

– Study Abroad – Student Exchange – International Visiting Research Student (IVRS) – Pracitcum Exchange

www.international.unsw.edu.au/inbound

OUTBOUND – Student exchange – Practicum Exchange – International internships and voluteering – Short courses

www.international.unsw.edu.au/outbound

ORIENTATION (O-WEEK) www. gettingstarted. unsw.edu.au

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SUPPORT www.student.unsw. edu.au/international

CLUBS AND SOCIETIES www.arc.unsw.edu. au/get-involved/clubsand-societies

We also have a number of student support services to assist you as you progress through university life. Every student’s journey is varied and unique – and we’re here to help you, every step of the way.

UNSW ALUMNI

GRADUATION

www.alumni.unsw.edu.au

www.graduation. unsw.edu.au

– Master of Philosophy (MPhil) – Masters by Research (MRes) – Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

CAREERS & EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE www.careers. unsw.edu.au

www.research.unsw.edu.au

POSTGRADUATE COURSEWORK STUDIES www.international. unsw.edu.au

YOUR JOUNREY STARTS HERE

POSTGRADUATE RESEARCH STUDIES

LEARNING CENTRE www.lc.unsw.edu.au

RELIGIOUS FACILITIES www.student.unsw. edu.au/religion

THE HUB

www.student.unsw. edu.au/hub

SOCIAL ACTIVITIES www.student. unsw.edu.au/life

VOLUNTEERING OPPORTUNITIES www.student.unsw. edu.au/jobs-andvolunteering

ACADEMIC SUPPORT www.student.unsw. edu.au/academic-skills

ARC@UNSW STUDENT ORGANISATION www.arc.unsw. edu.au

INTERNSHIP & PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENTS www.student.unsw. edu.au/careers

HEALTH SERVICES www.healthservices. unsw.edu.au

SECURITY AND SAFETY www.facilities. unsw.edu.au

COUNSELLING & PSYCHOLOGY www.counselling. unsw.edu.au

EQUITY & DISABILITY SERVICES www.studentequity. unsw.edu.au

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HOW TO APPLY CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM Please make sure the program suits your interests, skills and future career goals.

CHECK THE PROGRAM’S ENTRY REQUIREMENTS For the latest information, please check the International Student Guide or visit our website at www.china.unsw.edu.au/study/degrees/

HOW TO APPLY

• If you are a senior high school student in China, you can use your higher school academic results (Gaokao) to apply for most of UNSW’s undergraduate bachelor degrees. For further information, please refer to the Gaokao information on page 54.

You will also need to meet the English language requirements. Each program may have different requirements.

SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION ONLINE To do this, visit: www.apply.unsw.edu.au. You will need to send the following documents: • Certified copies of academic transcripts and testamurs (if not in English a NAATI approved translation must be provided). • Certified copies of IELTS or TOEFL (or equivalent) test scores. • Details of work experience, if applicable.

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Some programs may require additional documentation, such as a resume or portfolio. Please refer to program requirements carefully.

APPLICATION CONFIRMATION Once you submit your application online, you will receive an application receipt. This will contain your student ID number.

WE WILL SEND YOU A LETTER OF OFFER You will be advised of the outcome of your application via email. If you are receiving assistance with your application, your nominated representative will also receive a copy.

ACCEPT YOUR OFFER To do this, go to: www.my.unsw.edu.au and follow the instructions in your offer letter. Once we receive your acceptance, you will be sent your electronic confirmation of enrolment (eCoE).

ENROL ONLINE Once you have accepted your offer you must enrol online at www.my.unsw.edu.au to secure your place in your program of choice.

TRY TO REMEMBER

We’re a competitive university and unfortunately, we can’t accept everyone that applies. Because of this, your application does not guarantee admission. You may need to submit additional documents, including a resume, evidence of your experience, a statement of study, or portfolio. You’ll find this information in your program’s entry requirements.

UNSW Australia Admissions Office T: +61 2 9385 3656 F: +61 2 9385 9437 E: admissions@unsw.edu.au

Admissions Office UNSW Australia Kensington, Sydney NSW 2052 Australia

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS If I complete my Chinese undergraduate degree next year, when should I apply for postgraduate studies? For postgraduate applications, our updated policy for China-based applications now allows you to apply immediately after you complete the 6th semester of your undergraduate program in China. If you successfully meet the entry requirements of your postgraduate application, you may receive an offer to study at UNSW. For more information, visit: www.international.unsw.edu. au/updated-policy-china-based-applicants-applyingpostgraduate-coursework-programs/

If I have received a packaged offer, with a requirement to successfully complete English studies at University English Entry Course (UEEC), when should I start? Depending on your level of English you may be placed into a 20-week course, a 15-week course or a 10-week course. On successful completion, you will progress directly into your relevant degree without needing to retake an IETLS or similar test. For more information, :

www.languages.unsw.edu.au/courses/academic-english/ the-university-english-entry-course

UEEC 20 WEEK COURSE

UEEC 15 WEEK COURSE

UEEC 10 WEEK COURSE

For entry to UNSW Semester 1, 2015

4 Aug - 19 Dec 2014 or 8 Sep 2014 - 6 Feb 2015

8 Sep - 19 Dec 2014 or 13 Oct 2014 - 6 Feb 2015

13 Oct – 19 Dec 2014 or 17 Nov 2014 - 6 Feb 2015

For entry to UNSW Semester 2, 2015

5 Jan - 22 May 2015 or 09 Feb - 26 Jun 2015

09 Feb - 22 May 2015 or 16 Mar – 26 Jun 2015

16 Mar – 22 May 2015 or 20 Apr – 26 Jun 2015

For entry to UNSW Semester 1, 2016

3 Aug - 18 Dec 2015 or 7 Sep 2015 - 5 Feb 2016

7 Sep - 18 Dec 2015 or 12 Oct 2015 - 5 Feb 2016

12 Oct – 18 Dec 2015 or 16 Nov 2015 - 5 Feb 2016

2015 DATES

SEMESTER 1

Coursework applications 30 Nov 2014

SEMESTER 2 31 May 2015

Orientation dates

23 Feb – 27 Feb

22 Jul – 24 Jul

Semester dates

2 Mar – 29 Jun

27 Jul – 24 Nov

HOW TO APPLY

If I didn’t meet the Gaokao cut-off for my undergraduate degree application, is there an alternative pathway? UNSW Global offers a four-month Transition Program which is an accelerated pre-university program designed to assist students who have completed a matriculation qualification where their results were marginally below the Gaokao requirement for direct entry to university. For more information, visit: www.ufs.unsw.edu.au/ academic-programs/program/transition

What are the English Language requirements I need to meet? UNSW recognises results from a number of English Language tests and English Preparation Courses. For more information, please visit: www.unsw.edu.au/english-requirements-policy

Research applications Higher Degree Research applications can be submitted outside of these dates, however so as to ensure students are enrolled by census date (31 March 2014 for Semester 1 and 31 August 2014 for Semester 2), it is highly recommended that students apply online up to 8 weeks prior to census.

GAOKAO REQUIREMENT FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION

If I successfully meet the minimum entry score required for a UNSW program (degree), but do not meet the Gaokao score, can I still apply? Yes. As an example, if your score is 508 and the total score for the University Entrance Exam in Shanghai is 600, you should convert your score (508) to a percentage: 84.67% (508/600 x 100%). If you want to study Engineering and the minimum required score is 80%, you will be eligible to apply because your Gaokao converted score is 84.67%. * The total score for the University Entrance Exam is based on the figure released in 2014 only; it will be adjusted and reviewed each year by the Chinese Government.

GAOKAO REQUIREMENT

Note: For students that apply based on the total score mentioned above, you’ll also need to fulfil the minimum English language requirements. You’ll need to provide IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent results.

I am from Shanghai

My Score is

508 分 I can study Engineering

STATE

MAX SCORE

海南 Hainan

900

浙江 Zhejiang

810

云南 Yunnan

772

安徽 Anhui 北京 Beijing 重庆 Chongqing 福建 Fujian 甘肃 Gansu 广东 Guangdong 广西 Guangxi 贵州 Guizhou 河北 Hebei 黑龙江 Heilongjiang 河南 Henan 湖北 Hubei 湖南 Hunan 内蒙古 Inner Mongolia 江西 Jiangxi 吉林 Jilin 辽宁 Liaoning 宁夏 Ningxia 青海 Qinghai 陕西 Shaanxi 山西 Shanxi 山东 Shandong 四川 Sichuan

750

上海 Shanghai 江苏Jiangsu

600 480

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM SUMMARY TABLE Arts and Social Sciences

澳大利亚商学院 Australian School of Business

Max 900

Max 810

Max 772

Max 750

Max 600

Max 480

文科 B Arts

720

648

618

600

480

384

文科/商科 B Arts and Business

747

673

641

623

498

399

文科/教育学(中等教育) B Arts/B Education (Secondary)

720

648

618

600

480

384

理科/教育学 (中等教育) B Science/B Education (Secondary)

720

648

618

600

480

384

商学/教育学 (中等教育) B Commerce / B Education (Secondary)

792

713

680

660

528

423

经济学/教育学 (中等教育) B Economics / B Education (Secondary)

765

689

657

638

510

408

国际学 B International Studies

747

673

641

623

498

399

社会研究和政策 B Social Research and Policy

720

648

618

600

480

384

犯罪学和刑事司法学 B Criminology and Criminal Justice

720

648

618

600

480

384

社会工作 B Social Work

720

648

618

600

480

384

音乐 B Music

720

648

618

600

480

384

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM SUMMARY TABLE

人文和社会科学院

Program Name

音乐/科学 B Music/B Science

720

648

618

600

480

384

音乐/科学(高等科学) B Music/B Science (Advanced Science)

765

689

657

638

510

408

音乐/教育 B Music/B Education

720

648

618

600

480

384

传媒通信和新闻学 B Media in Communication and Journalism

720

648

618

600

480

384

传媒传媒产品 B Media in Media Production

720

648

618

600

480

384

传媒公关和广告 B Media in Public Relations and Advertising

720

648

618

600

480

384

传媒影视和音效 B Media in Screen and Sound

720

648

618

600

480

384

商学 B Commerce

792

713

680

660

528

423

商学 (国际) B Commerce (International)

792

713

680

660

528

423

商学/科学 (高级数学) B Commerce/B Science (Advanced Mathematics)

792

713

680

660

528

423

精算学 B Actuarial Studies

792

713

680

660

528

423

经济学 B Economics

765

689

657

638

510

408

信息系统 B Information Systems

720

648

618

600

480

384

本科专业名称

Max 900

Max 810

Max 772

Max 750

Max 600

Max 480

建筑学 B Architectural Studies

765

689

657

638

510

408

建筑计算机学 B Architectural Computing

720

648

618

600

480

384

工程管理和地产 B Construction Management and Property

720

648

618

600

480

384

工业设计 B Industrial Design

720

648

618

600

480

384

室内建筑设计 B Interior Architecture

720

648

618

600

480

384

园林建筑设计 B Landscape Architecture

720

648

618

600

480

384

规划 B Planning

720

648

618

600

480

384

美术 (荣誉学士) B Fine Arts (Hons)

720

648

618

600

480

384

美术/文科 B Fine Arts/B Arts

720

648

618

600

480

384

设计 (荣誉学士) B Design (Hons)

720

648

618

600

480

384

媒体 (荣誉学士) B Media Arts (Hons)

720

648

618

600

480

384

美术教育 B Art Education

720

648

618

600

480

384

设计 (荣誉学士) 美术教育 B Design (Hons) / B Art Education

720

648

618

600

480

384

美术理论 B Art Theory

720

648

618

600

480

384

工程学 B Engineering

747

673

641

623

498

399

工程学 (电气) /硕士学位工程学(电气) B Engineering (Electrical)/ M Engineering (Electrical)

792

713

680

660

528

423

工程学 (土木建筑) B Engineering (Civil with Architecture)

792

713

680

660

528

423

科学 (食品科学和技术) B Science (Food Science and Technology)

747

673

641

623

498

399

科学 (计算机科学) B Science (Computer Science)

747

673

641

623

498

399

工程学/文科或工程学/科学 B Engineering/ B Arts or Engineering/ B Science

747

673

641

623

498

399

工程学/商学 B Engineering/B Commerce

792

713

680

660

528

423

工程学/生物工程 B Engineering/B Biomedical Engineering

747

673

641

623

498

399

法学院 Law

法律双学位 Law Dual Degree

n/a

医学院 Medicine

医学/药剂师 B Medical Studies/Doctor of Medicine

n/a

执业心理学 B Exercise Physiology

720

648

618

600

480

384

科学 B Science

720

648

618

600

480

384

科学和商科 B Science and Business

747

673

641

623

498

399

科学/文科 B Science/B Arts

720

648

618

600

480

384

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM SUMMARY TABLE

建筑环境学院 Built Environment

美术学院美术 - 设计媒体 COFA - Art, Design, Media

工程学院 Engineering

科学院 Science

Max 900

Max 810

Max 772

Max 750

Max 600

Max 480

科学/社会研究和政策 B Science/ B Social Research and Policy

720

648

618

600

480

384

科学 (高级数学) B Science (Advanced Mathematics)

765

689

657

638

510

408

科学 (高级数学)/文科 B Science (Advanced Mathematics) / B Arts

792

713

680

660

528

423

科学 (高级科学) B Science (Advanced Science)

765

689

657

638

510

408

科学 (高级科学)文科 B Science (Advanced Science) / B Arts

765

689

657

638

510

408

科学 (生物学) B Science (Biotechnology)

720

648

618

600

480

384

科学 ( 纳米学) B Science (Nanotechnology)

720

648

618

600

480

384

航空 (飞行课程) B Aviation (Flying)

720

648

618

600

480

384

航空 (管理课程) B Aviation (Management)

720

648

618

600

480

384

环境科学 B Environmental Science

720

648

618

600

480

384

环境科学/文科 B Environmental Science/B Arts

720

648

618

600

480

384

工程学(材料科学和工程) B Engineering (Material Science and Engineering)

720

648

618

600

480

384

工程学(材料科学和工程/商科) B Engineering (Material Science and Engineering)/B Commerce

792

713

680

660

528

423

工程学(材料科学和工程/工程(化工工程) B Engineering (Material Science)/ B Engineering (Chemical Engineering)

747

673

641

623

498

399

工程学(材料科学和工程/生物工程) B Engineering (Material Science and Engineering) / M Biomedical Engineering

747

673

641

623

498

399

医学科学 B Medical Science

765

689

657

638

510

408

医药化学 B Medicinal Chemistry

747

673

641

623

498

399

眼科/科学 B Optometry/B Science

n/a

心理科学 B Psychological Science

720

648

618

600

480

384

心理学 B Psychology

792

713

680

660

528

423

UNSW 预科学习 (过渡性课程)

630

567

541

525

420

336

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM SUMMARY TABLE

本科专业名称

UNSW Foundation Studies (Transition Program)

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POSTGRADUATE PROGRAM SUMMARY TABLE This table is a summary of the entry requirements for all programs listed in this guide and allows you to compare different programs of study easily. For more details of a specific program refer to the page number given with the entry or contact the relevant faculty directly.

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CHOOSE THE FACULTY YOU WANT TO STUDY IN Arts and Social Sciences Australian School of Business Built Environment COFA - Art, Design, Media Engineering Law Medicine Science UNSW Canberra

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The entry requirements provided in the coursework program summary table below are a guide only and may be higher than those indicated. More detail can be found for coursework programs by referring to the program entry in this guide or by contacting the relevant faculty and for research programs by contacting the Graduate Research School: www.research.unsw.edu. au. In all cases admission will be determined upon the receipt of an application. Cut-off scores may be increased should demand exceed the availability of places in a program. UNSW reserves the right to vary entry requirements to those published without further notice.

English language entry requirements

CHOOSE THE PROGRAM YOU WISH TO STUDY Program Name

Entry Requirements (pg 29)

6.5

6.0

1 year

$23,760

Program Name

Entry Requirements* (pg 30)

6.5

6.0

1 year

$23,760

Program Name

Entry Requirements (pg 31)

6.5

6.0

1 year

$23,760

CHECK THAT THERE ARE NO ADDITIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS THAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT BEFORE APPLYING All additional entry requirements are marked with a Program Name

Academic entry requirements

Entry Requirements* (pg 30)

6.5

6.0

1 year

$23,760

[In this case you would refer to page 62 for more details about entry requirements]

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The estimated annual tuition fees are calculated based on a program-prescribed full-time study load in 2013. To calculate the estimated tuition fee for a whole program which may spread over more than one academic year, please refer to the Calculation of Tuition Fees section on page 130 in the International Student Postgraduate Guide.

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Program name (Program code)

Minimum academic entry requirement For more details refer to the program entry

Minimum IELTS requirements Reading/ Speaking/ Overall writing listening

Program duration

Estimated annual fees

Arts and Social Sciences Coursework Programs * Programs marked will be relaunched for 2015. For updated entry requirements and program structure, please visit www.art.unsw.edu.au from May 2014 A recognised Bachelor degree (or equivalent qualification) in English, linguistics, languages or a related area.

6.5

6.0

1 years

$27,120

Master of Development Studies (8939)*

A recognised Bachelor degree (or equivalent qualification) with a credit average (65%) and a minimum of one year full-time (or equivalent) experience in a development related area. A curriculum vitae outlining relevant professional or volunteer experience must be submitted with the application.

6.5

6.0

1 years

$27,120

Master of Education (8910)

- A recognised Bachelor degree and a postgraduate teaching qualification (e.g. Graduate Diploma of Education or Master of Teaching) OR - A four year pre-service teacher education qualification, including professional experience, equivalent to the qualifications required for Graduate teacher status in NSW.

6.5

6.0

1 year

$27,120

Master of Educational Leadership (8960)

7.5

7.0

8.0

1 year

$27,120

Master of Teaching (Secondary) (8926)

See International Student Guide 2015

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$40,680

Master of Arts in International Relations (8225)*

A recognised Bachelor degree (or equivalent qualification) with a credit average (65%).

6.5

6.0

1 years

$27,120

Master of Arts in International Relations/ Master of Public Policy (8221)

See International Student Guide 2015

6.5

6.0

2 years

$27,120

Master of Journalism and Communication (8222)*

A recognised Bachelor degree (or equivalent qualification) with a credit average (65%).

6.5

6.0

1 years

$27,120

Master of Public Relations and Advertising (8291)*

A recognised Bachelor degree (or equivalent qualification) with a credit average (65%).

6.5

6.0

1 years

$27,120

Master of Policy Studies (8248)*

A recognised Bachelor degree and minimum one year full-time professional experience (or equivalent) in a policy related area. A curriculum vitae must be submitted with the application.

6.5

6.0

1 years

$27,120

Master of Arts in Interpreting and Translation (8225)*

Bachelor degree (or equivalent qualification) in any discipline with a credit average (65%) and an advanced level of bilingual proficiency.

6.5

6.0

1 year

$27,120

Master of Arts (Extension) in Interpreting and Translation Studies (8229)

Bachelor degree (or equivalent qualification) in any discipline with a credit average (65%) and an advanced level of bilingual proficiency.

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$27,120

Master of Arts & Social Sciences (Combined) (8224)

Applicants must meet requirements of individual Master programs chosen.

6.5

6.0

2 years

$27,120

Graduate Certificates and Graduate Diplomas are available in most discipline areas. Please see the UNSW handbook www.handbook.unsw.edu.au for more details. Graduate Diploma in Education (Secondary) (5926)

See International Student Guide 2015

7.5

7.0

8.0

1 year

$40,680

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAM SUMMARY TABLE

Master of Arts in Applied Linguistics (8225)*

Program name (Program code)

Minimum academic entry requirement For more details refer to the program entry

Minimum IELTS requirements Reading/ Speaking/ Overall writing listening

Program duration

Estimated annual fees

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAM SUMMARY TABLE

Arts and Social Science Research Programs (Arts and Social Sciences Doctor of Philosophy program codes are likely to change. Visit the UNSW Handbook for updated codes or contact the Faculty Student Centre: +61 2 9385 2289, arts@unsw.edu.au)

Doctor of Philosophy in Creative Practice (1273) (includes music, creative writing, practice-based research).

• a four-year Bachelor’s degree with first or upper second class honours from an Australian University • a completed Masters by Research degree, or • equivalent academic qualification(s) approved by the appropriate Faculty Higher Degree Committee.

6.5

6.0

3 years

$25,920

Doctor of Philosophy in Education (1970)

6.5

6.0

3 years

$25,920

Doctor of Philosophy in Humanities (1271) Research is conducted in the broad areas of history and philosophy, foreign languages and literature, linguistics, translating and interpreting, English literature, film, media and the performing arts (dance, theatre and performance, music).

6.5

6.0

3 years

$25,920

6.5

6.0

3 years

$25,920

Doctor of Social Work (1744)

1. A social work qualification established by eligibility for membership of the Australian Association of Social Workers, or membership of an equivalent overseas professional social work association 2. A minimum two years post-qualifying professional social work practice experience 3. A first or upper-second class (Distinction) thesis research Honours degree (minimum thesis wordlength: 10,000 words) OR a Masters (Coursework) degree with a distinction average and a significant research component, minimum equivalent 18 unit of credit content, consisting of methodology training and a stand-alone research project.

6.5

6.0

3 years

$25,920

Master of Arts by Research (2353)

Recognised four-year Bachelor degree with honours that includes a substantial research component.

6.5

6.0

1.5 to 2 years

$24,960

Education (2354)

Music Education (2357)

Educational Leadership (2355)

Social Science (2358)

Master of Philosophy in Higher Education (2359)

Relevant Bachelor degree from UNSW, at a level specified by the faculty or school, or equivalent from a recognised university or tertiary institution.

Doctor of Philosophy in Social Sciences (1272) This Program covers study towards the PhD undertaken in the School of Social Sciences, the Social Policy Research Centre, and the Centre for Social Research in Health. Research is conducted in the broad areas of sociology and anthropology, criminology, politics and international relations, social work, policy studies, and development studies, social policy, social aspects of health and health care, including HIV, sexual health, viral hepatitis, drug use, Aboriginal health and related areas of education, health and wellbeing.

Social Work (2970)

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$24,960

Australian School of Business Coursework Programs Business Foundation Programs Master of Commerce (8404)

Recognised Bachelor degree with a credit average (65%).

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$36,960

Master of Commerce (Extension) (8417)

Recognised Bachelor degree with a credit average (65%).

6.5

6.0

2 years

$36,960

Recognised Bachelor degree with a credit average (65%).

6.5

6.0

2 years

$36,960

Master of International Business (8371)

Program name (Program code)

Minimum academic entry requirement For more details refer to the program entry

Minimum IELTS requirements Reading/ Speaking/ Overall writing listening

Program duration

Estimated annual fees

Master of Professional Accounting (8409)

Recognised Bachelor degree with a credit average (65%).

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$36,960

Master of Professional Accounting (Extension) (8415)

Recognised Bachelor degree with a credit average (65%).

6.5

6.0

2 years

$36,960

Master of Technology and Innovation Management (8009)

Recognised Bachelor degree in a related area with a credit average (65%).

6.5

6.0

1.5 year

$36,780

General Management and Leadership Programs AGSM Master of Business and Technology (8616)

Recognised Bachelor degree with minimum four years professional experience.

6.5

6.0

3 to 6 years by distance only

visit www. mbt.unsw. edu.au

Master of Business Administration (AGSM MBA) (8350)

Recognised Bachelor degree with minimum two years professional experience plus acceptable GMAT scores*

6.5

6.0

16 months full time

visit www. agsm.edu. au

Master of Accounting and Business Information Technology (8425)

Recognised Bachelor degree in a related area with a credit average (65%).*

6.5

6.0

1 year

$36,960

Master of Actuarial Studies (8411)

Recognised Bachelor degree in a related area with a credit average (65%).*

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$36,960

Master of Actuarial Studies (Extension) (8416)

Recognised Bachelor degree in a related area with a credit average (65%).*

6.5

6.0

2 years

$36,960

Master of Economics (8412)

Recognised Bachelor degree in a related area with a credit average (65%).*

6.5

6.0

1 year

$36,960

Master of Finance (8406)

Recognised Bachelor degree in a related area with a credit average (65%).*

6.5

6.0

1 year

$36,960

Master of Financial Analysis (8413)

Recognised Bachelor degree in a related area with a credit average (65%).*

6.5

6.0

1 year

$36,960

Master of Financial Economics (8427)

Recognised Bachelor degree in a related area with a distinction average (75%) plus acceptable GMAT scores.*

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$36,960

Master of Financial Planning (9273)

Recognised Bachelor degree in a related area with a credit average (65%) or a recognised Bachelor degree with a credit average (65%) plus two years work experience.

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$36,960

Master of Information Systems Management (8435)

Please refer to the specific entry requirements.

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$36,960

Master of Marketing (8423)

Please refer to the specific entry requirements.

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$36,960

Master of Risk Management (8428)

Recognised Bachelor degree in a related area with a credit average

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$36,960

Master of Taxation (9250)

Recognised Bachelor degree in a related area with a credit average (65%).

6.5

6.0

1 year

$36,960

6.5

6.0

3 to 4 years

$28,080

1.5 to 2 years

$28,080

Specialist Programs

Doctor of Philosophy

• a four-year Bachelor’s degree with first or upper second class honours from an Australian university, OR • a completed Master by Research degree, OR equivalent academic qualification(s) approved by the appropriate Faculty higher degree committee. Applicants must complete an expression of interest to the School before applying.

Accounting (1521)

Information Systems and Technology Management (1525)

Banking and Finance (1561) Economics (1540)

Master of Philosophy (2585)

Marketing (1550)

Risk and Actuarial Studies (1545) Taxation and Business Law (1535)

Management (1605) Appropriate Bachelor degree in the relevant discipline from UNSW or a qualification considered equivalent from another university or tertiary institution at a level acceptable to the Faculty higher degree committee, usually at honours level.

6.5

6.0

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAM SUMMARY TABLE

Australian School of Business Research Programs

Program name (Program code)

Accounting

Banking and Finance Economics

Human Resource Management

Minimum academic entry requirement For more details refer to the program entry

Industrial Relations

Information Systems and Technology Management International Business

Minimum IELTS requirements Reading/ Speaking/ Overall writing listening

Program duration

Estimated annual fees

Organisational Behaviour

Risk and Actuarial Studies Taxation and Business Law

Marketing

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAM SUMMARY TABLE

Built Environment Coursework Programs Master of Architecture (8143)

Recognised three-year Bachelor degree in architecture with at least a credit average (65%) and six months work experience.*

6.5

6.0

2 years

$33,120

Master of Sustainable Built Environment (8132)

Recognised four-year Bachelor degree in a related area with a credit average (65%). Applicants can complete the Graduate Diploma to gain entry into this program subject to satisfactory performance.

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$29,760

6.5

6.0

1 year

$29,760

Master of Construction Project Management (8123)

Recognised Bachelor degree with at least a credit average (65%) in a realated area plus a minimum of one year construction management experience gained post completion of a Bachelor degree.

Master of Construction and Project Management in Professional Practice (8124)

Students who have completed of 8123 with an average of 65% but not formally graduated can apply.

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$29,760

Master of Planning (8147)

Recognised Bachelor degree in a related area with a credit average (65%). Applicants can complete the Graduate Diploma to gain entry into this program subject to satisfactory performance.

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$29,760

Master of Property and Development (8127)

Recognised Bachelor degree with at least a credit average (65%) plus relevant professional experience.

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$29,760

Master of Urban Development and Design (8131)

Recognised four-year Bachelor degree in a related area with a credit average (65%).

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$29,760 (Plus $5000 for field trip)

Master of Urban Policy and Strategy (8313)

A Recognised Bachelor degree with at least a credit average (65%) in a relevant degree is required. A relevant field would be a built environment discipline or social science, social policy, business and law. At least 3 years of post graduate, industry experience is also required.

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$29,760 (Plus $5000 for field trip)

Graduate Diploma in Sustainable Built Environment (5132)

Recognised Bachelor degree in a related area with a credit average (65%).

6.5

6.0

1 year

$29,760

Graduate Diploma in Planning (5147)

Recognised Bachelor degree. Professional experience may also be considered.

6.5

6.0

1 year

$29,760

Graduate Diploma in Urban Policy and Strategy (5313)

6.5

6.0

1 year

$29,760

Graduate Certificate in Urban Policy and Strategy (7313)

6.5

6.0

0.5 year

$14,880

Doctor of Philosophy (1120)

Recognised Master degree (with a substantial research component), or a recognised fouryear Bachelor degree (with a substantial research component) with first or upper second class honours.

6.5

6.0

3 to 4 years

$30,000

Architecture

Facilities Management

Landscape Architecture

Building

Industrial Design

Property Development and Management

Construction and Project Management

Interior Architecture

Town Planning and Urban Design

Graduate Diploma Programs

Built Environment Research Programs

Minimum IELTS requirements Reading/ Speaking/ Overall writing listening

Program duration

Estimated annual fees

6.0

1.5 to 2 years

$30,000

6.0

1.5 to 2 years

$30,000

Program name (Program code)

Minimum academic entry requirement For more details refer to the program entry

Master degrees by research

Bachelor degree in the relevant area from UNSW, at a level specified by the Faculty, or a qualification considered equivalent from a recognised university or tertiary institution.

Architecture (2200)

Built Environment (2240)

Building (2210)

Landscape Architecture (2220)

Master of Philosophy (2222)

Bachelor degree in the relevant area from UNSW, at a level specified by the Faculty, or a qualification considered equivalent from a recognised university or tertiary institution.

Architecture

Facilities Management

Landscape Architecture

Building

Industrial Design

Property Development and Management

Construction and Project Management

Interior Architecture

Town Planning and Urban Design

6.5

6.0

Town Planning (2230)

6.5

6.0

COFA - Art, Design, Media Coursework Programs Recognised Bachelor degree or completion of the Graduate Diploma in Art (5307).

6.0

5.5

1.5 years

$26,880

Master of Arts Administration (9318)

A recognised Bachelor’s degree in any field with at least a credit average (65%) or equivalent. This provides admission into the 2 year program (96UOC). Applicants who have completed a recognised Honours or Bachelor’s degree in a related field may be eligible for advanced standing into the 1.5 year (72UOC) or 1year (48UOC) program.

6.5

6.0

2 years

$26,880

Master of Design (9313)

6.0

5.5

2 years

$26,880

Graduate Diploma in Art (5307)

Recognised Bachelor degree. Applicants with other academic and professional qualifications may be considered for admission.*

6.0

5.5

I year

$26,880

Graduate Diploma in Arts Administration (5312)

A recognised Bachelor’s degree in any field with at least a credit average (65%) or equivalent. This provides admission into the 1 year program (48UOC).

6.5

6.0

1 year

$26,880

Graduate Diploma in Design (5306)

A recognised Bachelor’s degree. Applicants who submit evidence of other academic qualifications in a related field along with an minimum 2 years of verified professional design experience may be considered for admission.

6.0

5.5

1 year

$26,880

Graduate Certificate in Art (7307)

Recognised Bachelor degree. Applicants with other academic and professional qualifications may be considered for admission.*

6.0

5.5

6 months

$13,440

Graduate Certificate in Arts Administration (7318)

A recognised Bachelor’s degree in any field with at least a credit average (65%) or equivalent.

6.5

6.0

6 months

$13,440

Graduate Certificate of Design (7306)

6.0

5.5

6 months

$13,440

Graduate Diploma Programs

Graduate Certificate Programs

COFA - Art, Design, Media Research Programs

Applicants should check the COFA research website before submitting an application: www.cofa.unsw.edu.au/degrees/how-to-apply/postgrad-students/postgraduate-research-applications Information for COFA Applicants: outlines proposal requirements. Master of Fine Arts (MFA) Proposal Guide: to write a successful MFA proposal. PhD Proposal Guide: to write a successful PhD Proposal.

Doctor of Philosophy

Recognised Master degree (with a substantial research component), or a recognised fouryear Bachelor degree (with a substantial research component) with first or upper second class honours.

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAM SUMMARY TABLE

Master of Art (9307)

6.5

6.0

3 to 4 years

Art Education (1285)

Design (1288)

Media Arts (1289)

Art Theory (1286)

Fine Arts (1287)

Visual Anthropology/Visual Culture (1283)

$26,640

Minimum IELTS requirements Reading/ Speaking/ Overall writing listening

Program duration

Estimated annual fees

6.0

2 years

$26,640

6.0

1.5 years

$26,640

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$35,520

A recognised four-year Bachelor degree in an appropriate area of engineering with honours 2/2 or an average grade of 65% over the final two years.

6.5

6.0

2 years

$35,520

Master of Engineering (8621)

Recognised four-year Bachelor degree in electrical engineering or telecommunications, with at least a credit average (65%).

6.5

6.0

2 years

$35,520

Master of Biomedical Engineering (8660)

Recognised four-year Bachelor degree in related area with a credit average (65%) over the final two years.

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$35,520

Master of Science in Food Science and Technology (8034)

Recognised four-year Bachelor degree or Honours 2/2 degree involving some basic studies in chemistry, microbiology and biochemistry with a minimum average of 75% over the final two years. (pg 86)

6.5

6.0

2 years

$35,520

Master of Mining Engineering (8058)

Recognised four-year Bachelor degree in a related area with a credit average (65%) over the final two years. Experience in the mining industry will be highly regarded.

6.5

6.0

1 year

$35,520

Master of Information Technology (8543)

Recognised four-year Bachelor degree in engineering, science or a discipline that includes mathematics up to at least year two level, with a credit average (65%) over the final two years; or a recognised three-year Bachelor degree in computer science or engineering, with a credit average (65%) over the final two years; or completion of the Graduate Diploma in Information Technology (5543).

6.5

6.0

2 years

$35,520

Graduate Diploma of Engineering Science (5338)

Recognised four-year Bachelor degree in engineering or science with honours 2/2 or a credit average (65%) over the final two years.

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$35,520

Graduate Diploma in Biomedical Engineering (5449)

Recognised three-year Bachelor degree in a related discipline.

6.5

6.0

1 year

$35,520

Graduate Diploma in Food Technology (5020)

Recognised three-year Bachelor degree involving some basic studies in chemistry, microbiology and biochemistry.

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$35,520

Graduate Diploma in Mine Ventilation (5045)

Recognised four-year Bachelor degree in a related area with a credit average (65%) over the final two years. Experience in the mining industry will be highly regarded.

6.5

6.0

1 year

$26,640

Graduate Diploma in Mining Engineering (5040)

Recognised four-year Bachelor degree in a related area with a credit average (65%) over the final two years. Experience in the mining industry will be highly regarded.

6.5

6.0

1 year

$26,640

Graduate Diploma of Information Technology (5543)

Recognised three-year Bachelor degree in engineering or science or a discipline that included mathematics up to at least year two level, with a high credit average over the final two years; or completion of the Graduate Certificate in Computing.

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$35,520

Graduate Certificate of Engineering Science (7338)

Recognised three-year Bachelor degree in engineering or science with a credit average (65%) over the final two years.

6.5

6.0

1 year

$35,520

Program name (Program code)

Minimum academic entry requirement For more details refer to the program entry

Master degrees by research

Recognised four-year Bachelor degree with honours that includes a substantial research component, or the equivalent.

Art Education (2255)

Art Theory (2265)

Art Administration (2264)

Design (Honours) (2266)

Master of Philosophy (2267)

Bachelor degree in the relevant area from UNSW, at a level specified by the Faculty, or a qualification considered equivalent from a recognised university or tertiary institution.

6.5

Master of Engineering Science (8538)

Recognised four-year Bachelor degree in an appropriate area of engineering with honours 2/2 or a credit average (65%) over the final two years.

Master of Engineering Science (Extension) (8539)

6.5

6.0

Fine Arts (2245)

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAM SUMMARY TABLE

Engineering Coursework Programs

Graduate Diploma Programs

Minimum IELTS requirements Reading/ Speaking/ Overall writing listening

Program name (Program code)

Minimum academic entry requirement For more details refer to the program entry

Graduate Certificate in Computing (7543)

Recognised three-year Bachelor degree in engineering or science or a minimum of five years work experience in an appropriate area of engineering or science.

6.5

6.0

Recognised Master degree (with a substantial research component), or a recognised fouryear Bachelor degree (with a substantial research component) with first or upper second class honours.

6.5

6.0

Program duration

Estimated annual fees

6 months

$17,760

Engineering Research Programs

Doctor of Philosophy

Biomedical Engineering (1710) Chemical Engineering (1010) Civil and Environmental Engineering (1630)

Electrical Engineering (1640) Food Science and Technology (1031) Industrial Chemistry (1016) Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering (1662)

Master of Engineering by Research

Recognised four-year Bachelor degree with honours that includes a substantial research component, or the equivalent.

$36,480

Mining Engineering (1050) Petroleum Engineering (1017) Photovoltaic Engineering (1655) Surveying and Spatial Information Systems (1681)

6.5

6.0

1.5 to 2 years

$36,480

Master of Laws (9200)

Recognised Bachelor degree in law with a credit average (65%).

6.5

6.0

1 year

$35,040

Master of Business Law (9231)

Recognised non-law Bachelor degree with a credit (65%) average.

6.5

6.0

1 year

$36,000

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAM SUMMARY TABLE

Computer Science and Engineering (1650)

3 to 4 years

Master of Criminal Justice and Criminology (9285)

Recognised Bachelor degree with a credit (65%) average.

6.5

6.0

1 year

$33,060

Master of Dispute Resolution (9235)

Recognised Bachelor degree with a credit (65%) average.

6.5

6.0

1 year

$35,040

Master of Human Rights Law and Policy (9211)

Recognised Bachelor degree in a related area with a credit average (65%).

6.5

6.0

1 year

$35,040

Master of International Law and International Relations (9240)

Recognised Bachelor degree in a related area with a credit average (65%).

6.5

6.0

1 year

$31,080

Master of Law, Media and Journalism (9214)

Recognised Bachelor degree with a credit (65%) average.

6.5

6.0

1 year

$31,080

Juris Doctor (9150)

Recognised non-law Bachelor degree, or a recognised non-Australian law degree.

6.5

6.0

3 years

$35,760

Graduate Diploma in Law (5740)

Recognised Bachelor degree in law

6.5

6.0

1 year

$26,280

Graduate Diploma in Business Law (5231)

Recognised non-law Bachelor degree.

6.5

6.0

1 year

$27,000

Graduate Diploma in Criminal Justice and Criminology (5285)

Recognised Bachelor degree.

6.5

6.0

1 year

$25,290

Graduate Diploma in Dispute Resolution (5235)

Recognised Bachelor degree.

6.5

6.0

1 year

$26,280

Graduate Diploma in Human Rights Law and Policy (5211)

Recognised Bachelor degree in a related area.

6.5

6.0

1 year

$26,280

Graduate Diploma in International Law and International Relations (5760)

Recognised Bachelor degree in a related area.

6.5

6.0

1 year

$23,310

Graduate Diploma in Law, Media and Journalism (5214)

Recognised Bachelor degree.

6.5

6.0

1 year

$23,310

Biomedical Engineering (2675) Chemical Engineering (2150) Civil and Environmental Engineering (2650) Computer Science and Engineering (2665)

Electrical Engineering (2660) Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering (2692) Mining Engineering (2180)

Photovoltaic Engineering (2655) Surveying and Spatial Information Systems (2721)

Petroleum Engineering (2156)

Master of Science by Research

Recognised four-year Bachelor degree with honours that includes a substantial research component, or the equivalent.

Biomedical Engineering (2795)

Civil and Environmental Engineering (2750)

Food Science and Technology (2031)

Chemical Engineering (2010)

Computer Science and Engineering (2765)

Industrial Chemistry (2016)

6.5

6.0

1.5 to 2 years

$36,480

Law Coursework Programs

Graduate Diploma Programs

Program name (Program code)

Minimum academic entry requirement For more details refer to the program entry

Minimum IELTS requirements Reading/ Speaking/ Overall writing listening

Program duration

Estimated annual fees

Law Research Programs

Doctor of Philosophy (1730)

Recognised Master degree (including a substantial research component) with a minimum distinction average (75%), or a recognised four-year Bachelor degree (with a substantial research component) with first class honours.

6.5

6.0

3 to 4 years

$31,440

Doctor of Juridical Science (1740)

Completion of coursework component (UNSW Master of Laws by coursework) with a minimum distinction average (75%) is required to articulate to the SJD program.

6.5

6.0

3 to 4 years

$31,440

Master of Laws by Research (2440)

Recognised four-year Bachelor degree (with a substantial research component) with Honours.

6.5

6.0

1.5 to 2 years

$31,440

Master of Pharmaceutical Medicine (9060)

Recognised three-year Bachelor degree in a cognate discipline plus relevant industry experience OR a four year undergraduate degree OR higher qualifications in a cognate discipline.

6.5

6.0

3 years part-time by distance

$12,840

Master of Health Management (8901)

An undergraduate degree in a health-related or public health-related discipline and: • Honours or postgraduate qualification in a healthrelated or public health-related discipline; or • Substantial professional experience acquired as part of a health-related degree of 4 or more years duration; OR • Two years full-time professional experience in a health-related or public health-related discipline, including as a volunteer in a health and public health organisation.

6.0

1 year or 2 years part-time by distance

$37,200

Master of Health Management (Extension) (8902)

Transfer considered on completion of the Master of Health Management (8901) with a minimum credit average (65%) and submission of an acceptable research proposal.

6.0

1.5 years or 3 years part-time $37,200 by distance

Master of International Public Health (9048)

Entry Requirements are as per Master of Health Management program (8901) above

6.0

1 years or 2 years part-time $37,200 by distance

Master of Public Health (9045)

Entry Requirements are as per Master of Health Management program (8901) above

6.0

1 year or 2 years part-time by distance

Master of Public Health (Extension) (9046)

Transfer considered on completion of the Master of Public Health (9045) with a minimum credit average (65%) and submission of an acceptable research proposal.

6.0

1.5 years or 2 years part-time $37,200 by distance

Master of Public Health/Health Management (9047)

Entry Requirements are as per Master of Health Management program (8901) above

6.0

1.5 years or 3 years part-time $37,200 by distance

Master of International Public Health/Health Management (9044)

Entry Requirements are as per Master of Health Management program (8901) above

6.0

1.5 years or 3 years part-time $37,200 by distance

Master of International Public Health/Public Health (9043)

Entry Requirements are as per Master of Health Management program (8901) above

6.0

1.5 years or 3 years part-time $37,200 by distance

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Medicine Coursework Programs

6.5

6.0

$37,200

Program name (Program code)

Minimum academic entry requirement For more details refer to the program entry

Master of Reproductive Medicine (9065)

An undergraduate degree in medicine, nursing, health or medical science and: - an Honours, Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma or higher qualification in medicine, nursing or health or medical science; OR - commencement of a recognised postgraduate medical specialist training program (e.g. general practice, obstetrics & gynaecology); OR - 1 year full-time equivalent of postgraduate professional experience in medicine, nursing, health or medical science.

Master of Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Health (9014)

Entry Requirements are as per Master of Reproductive Medicine program (9065)) above

Minimum IELTS requirements Reading/ Speaking/ Overall writing listening

6.5

6.0

Program duration

Estimated annual fees

6.0

1 year or 2 years part-time by distance

$35,760

6.5

6.0

1 year or 2 years part-time by distance

6.5

6.0

2 years part-time by distance

$12,840

6.0

1 year or 2 years part-time by distance

$27,900

6.0

1 year or 2 years part-time by distance

$27,900

6.0

1 year or 1.5 years part-time by distance

$27,900

Graduate Diploma Programs

Graduate Diploma in Health Management (5509)

Entry Requirements are as per Master of Health Management program (8901) above

Graduate Diploma in International Public Health (5567)

Entry Requirements are as per Master of Health Management program (8901) above

Graduate Diploma in Public Health (5507)

Entry Requirements are as per Master of Health Management program (8901) above

Graduate Diploma in Reproductive Medicine (5508)

6.5

6.0

A three year undergraduate degree OR relevant experience in the pharmaceutical industry

6.5

6.0

6.5

6.0

9 months or 1.5 years part-time by distance

$26,820

6.0

1 year part-time by distance

$12,840

6.0

6 months or 1 year parttime by distance

$18,600

6.0

6 months or 1 year parttime by distance

$18,600

6.0

6 months or 1 year parttime by distance

$18,600

Graduate Certificate Programs Graduate Certificate in Pharmaceutical Medicine (7370)

Graduate Certificate in Health Management (7360)

Entry Requirements are as per Master of Health Management program (8901) above

Graduate Certificate in International Public Health (7367)

Entry Requirements are as per Master of Health Management program (8901) above

Graduate Certificate in Public Health (7368)

Entry Requirements are as per Master of Health Management program (8901) above

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAM SUMMARY TABLE

Graduate Diploma in Pharmaceutical Medicine (5504)

Recognised three-year undergraduate degree in a cognate discipline which is defined as a degree in one of the following: biomedical/ biological sciences; pharmacy; nursing; veterinary science; chemistry/medicinal chemistry; medicine

6.5

6.0

Program name (Program code)

Minimum academic entry requirement For more details refer to the program entry

Minimum IELTS requirements Reading/ Speaking/ Overall writing listening

Program duration

6.0

6 months full-time or 1 year parttime by distance

$17,880

$37,200

Graduate Certificate in Reproductive Medicine (7379)

Recognised tertiary qualification. Special competency based entry may be granted.

Graduate Certificate in Women’s Health Medicine (7014)

An undergraduate degree in medicine, nursing, health or medical science and: -an Honours, Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma or higher qualification in medicine, nursing or health or medical science; OR -commencement of a recognised postgraduate medical specialist training program (e.g. general practice, obstetrics & gynaecology); OR -1 year full-time equivalent of postgraduate professional experience in medicine, nursing, health or medical science.

6.5

6.0

6 months full-time or 1 year parttime by distance

Recognised Master degree (including a substantial research component) or a recognised four-year Bachelor degree (with a substantial research component) with first class honours.

6.5

6.0

3 to 4 years

6.5

6.0

Estimated annual fees

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAM SUMMARY TABLE

Medicine Research Programs

Doctor of Philosophy

Anatomy (1750) Medicine (Prince of Wales Clinical School) (1770) Medicine (South Western Sydney Clinical School) (1771) Medicine (St George Clinical School) (1772)

Obstetrics and Gynaecology (1820)

Psychiatry (1800)

Paediatrics (1830)

Surgery (Prince of Wales Clinical School) (1810)

Pathology (1780)

Surgery (South Western Sydney Clinical School) (1811)

Physiology and Pharmacology (1790)

Surgery (St George Clinical School) (1812)

Rural Health (1795)

Surgery (St Vincent’s Clinical School) (1813)

Medicine (St Vincent’s Clinical School) (1773)

Doctor of Philosophy Public Health and Community Medicine (1835)

Bachelor degree with honours; MBBS (from an Australian or New Zealand university) or professional experience as acceptable to the Higher Degree Committee of the Faculty. Proof of research experience as acceptable to the Higher Degree Committee of the Faculty.

6.5

6.0

3 to 4 years

$29,040

Master degrees by research

MBBS or other medical degree or a Bachelor degree plus relevant experience. Support from the proposed supervisor and the relevant Head of School.

6.5

6.0

1.5 to 2 years

All $29,040 except 2515: $37,200

Health Administration (2960)

Medicine in Paediatrics (2515)

Health Professions Education (2885)

Public Health (2845)

Master of Science by Research

Recognised four-year Bachelor degree with honours (with a substantial research component).

6.5

6.0

1.5 to 2 years

All $37,200 except 2810: $29,040

Anatomy (2800) Community Medicine (2810)

Obstetrics and Gynaecology (2830)

Medicine (Prince of Wales Clinical School) (2820)

Paediatrics (2805)

Surgery (South Western Sydney Clinical School) (2875)

Pathology (2840)

Surgery (Prince of Wales Clinical School) (2876)

Medicine (South Western Sydney Clinical School) (2821)

Physiology and Pharmacology (2850)

Surgery (St George Clinical School) (2877)

Medicine (St George Clinical School) (2822)

Psychiatry (2880)

Surgery (St Vincent’s) (2878)

Rural Health (2835)

Medicine (St Vincent’s Clinical School) (2823) Master of Science by Research

Recognised four-year Bachelor degree with honours (with a substantial research component).

Surgery (Prince of Wales Clinical School) (2861)

Surgery (St George Clinical School) (2862)

Surgery (South Western Sydney Clinical School) (2860

Master of Philosophy Forensic Mental Health (2712)

6.5

6.0

1.5 to 2 years

$35,760

6.0

1.5 years

$37,200

Surgery (St Vincent’s Clinical School) (2863)

Bachelor degree in the relevant discipline from UNSW, at a level specified by the Faculty or School, or a qualification considered equivalent from a recognised university or tertiary institution

6.5

Minimum IELTS requirements Reading/ Speaking/ Overall writing listening

Program duration

Estimated annual fees

Program name (Program code)

Minimum academic entry requirement For more details refer to the program entry

Master of Philosophy Public Health (2713)

Bachelor degree in the relevant discipline from UNSW, or equivalent program from another university or equivalent academic or professional experience acceptable to the higher degree committee of the Faculty.

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

Master of Aviation Management (8741)

Recognised three-year Bachelor degree in any discipline; or recognised Bachelor of Aviation degree; or recognised three-year Bachelor degree in any discipline plus a minimum of 6 months relevant professional experience

6.5

6.0

1 to 2 years

$30,240

Master of Biostatistics (8751)

Recognised three-year Bachelor degree in Mathematics or Statistics, with sufficient mathematical and/or statistical background, as indicated by a credit average or above in higher level mathematics and/or statistics university courses.

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$33,840

Master of Chemical Analysis and Laboratory Management (8708)

Recognised four-year Bachelor degree with Honours in chemistry or closely related discipline (e.g., industrial chemistry, medicinal chemistry, biochemistry); or a Graduate Diploma in chemistry or a closely related discipline; or a three-year Bachelor of Science degree with relevant professional experience; or satisfactory completion of the related Graduate Certificate in Chemical Analysis and Laboratory Management with a credit average and no fails.

6.5

6.0

1 year

$33,840

Master of Community Eye Health (8761)

Recognised three-year Bachelor degree in a discipline related to community eye health (e.g. medicine, optometry, public health, and management); or other relevant qualifications and experience that demonstrate the attainment of knowledge and skills (learning outcomes) through formal or informal learning.

6.5

6.0

1 year

$33,840

Master of Science And Technology â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Engineering Materials (8715)

Recognised four-year Bachelor degree in engineering or science.

6.5

6.0

1 year

$33,840

Master of Environmental Management (8623)

Recognised three-year Bachelor degree in any discipline with an average of 65 or above; or a Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma in Environmental Management with an average greater than 65; or a recognised four-year Bachelor degree with Honours; or a three-year Bachelor degree with a average of 50-65 plus approximately five years professional experience in a relevant field; or other relevant qualifications and experience that demonstrate the attainment of the same knowledge and skills (learning outcomes) through formal or informal learning.

6.5

6.0

2 years

$33,840

Master of Financial Mathematics (8161)

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$33,840

Master of Marine Science and Management (8270)

Recognised three-year Bachelor degree in a relevant area.

6.5

6.0

1 year

$33,840

Master of Mathematics (8719)

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$33,840

Master of Optometry (8073)

Recognised three-year Bachelor degree in Optometry.

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$33,840

Master of Psychology (Clinical) (8256)

Accredited four-year Bachelor degree with honours class 1 in psychology from a university recognised by the Australian Psychological Accreditation Council.*

7.0

2 years

$33,840

$29,040

Science Coursework Programs

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Minimum IELTS requirements Reading/ Speaking/ Overall writing listening

Program duration

Estimated annual fees

2 years

$33,840

2 years

$33,840

4 years

$34,560

4 years

$34,560

Program name (Program code)

Minimum academic entry requirement For more details refer to the program entry

Master of Psychology (Forensic) (8257)

Accredited four-year Bachelor degree with honours class 1 or a good class 2 in psychology from a university recognised by the Australian Psychological Accreditation Council.*

7.0

Master of Psychology (Organisational) (8258)

Accredited four-year Bachelor degree with honours class 1 or a good class 2 in psychology from a university recognised by the Australian Psychological Accreditation Council.*

7.0

Combined PhD/Master of Psychology (Clinical) (1404)

Accredited four-year Bachelor degree with upper first class honours in psychology from a university recognised by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council. The degree must include a research thesis as a major component.*

7.0

Combined PhD/Master of Psychology (Forensic) (1405)

7.0

Combined PhD/Master of Psychology (Organisational) (1406)

7.0

4 years

$34,560

Master of Statistics (8750)

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$33,840

Graduate Diploma in Aviation Management (5741)

The minimum entry requirement to the Graduate Diploma in Aviation Management is at least 1 year of relevant industry experience.*

6.5

6.0

6 months to 1 year

$21,780

Graduate Diploma in Environmental Management (5499)

Recognised three-year Bachelor degree in any discipline; or successful completion of other tertiary qualifications equivalent to three years full-time study and a minimum of 2 years of professional experience in a role related to environmental management; or other relevant qualifications and experience that demonstrate the attainment of the same knowledge and skills (learning outcomes) through formal or informal learning.

6.5

6.0

1 year

$33,840

Graduate Diploma in Mathematics and Statistics (5659)

6.5

6.0

1 year

$33,840

Graduate Diploma (Research) (5304)

Recognised three-year Bachelor degree with a good pass in a related, but not necessarily directly relevant discipline to their chosen area of study.*

6.5

6.0

1 year

$33,840

Graduate Certificate in Chemical Analysis and Laboratory Management (7429)

Recognised three-year Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Chemistry; or recognised three-year Bachelor degree with a major in an associated discipline; or a recognised Bachelor degree in any discipline with a minimum of one year of professional laboratory experience

6.5

6.0

6 months

$16,920

Graduate Certificate in Environmental Management (7339)

6.5

6.0

6 months

$16,920

7.0

Graduate Diploma Programs

Graduate Certificate Programs

Program name (Program code)

Minimum academic entry requirement For more details refer to the program entry

Graduate Certificate in Mathematics and Statistics (7659)

Minimum IELTS requirements Reading/ Speaking/ Overall writing listening

6.5

6.0

Program duration

Estimated annual fees

6 months

$16,920

3 to 4 years

$34,560

Science Research Programs One of the following qualifications: • A recognised undergraduate degree with Honours 2/1 or equivalent (for example at UNSW, this is graded as distinction level or 75%+), or; Doctor of Philosophy (Research)

• A recognised Master by Research degree or equivalent postgraduate qualification that includes a substantial research component written up as an academic thesis, awarded at or above distinction level or equivalent, or;

6.5 (min. 6.0 in each subtest)

6.5

Applied Geology (1000)

Chemistry (1870)

Microbiology and Immunology (1440)

Aviation (1900)

Climate Science (1476)

Optometry (1860)

Biochemistry & Molecular Genetics (1410)

Environmental Management (1425)

Mathematics (1880)

Biological Science (1435)

Vision Science (1487)

Physics (1890)

Biotechnology (1036)

Geography (1080)

Psychology (1400)

Materials Science and Engineering (1045)

Doctor of Philosophy / Master of Psychology

Completion of an Honours Class 1 degree in Psychology from UNSW or from a recognised APAC university, and the availability of adequate supervision and research infrastructure. Referees reports will be sought for applicants who are short-listed, and an interview may be required

7.0 (min. 7.0 in each subtest)

7.0

4 years

$34,560

This degree is not available to overseas students holding an EIPRS or UIPA. Psychology (Clinical) (1404)

Psychology (Forensic) (1405)

Master of Science (MSc)

Recognised 4-year Bachelor degree with Honours that includes a substantial research component; or with the consent of the potential supervisor, a qualification or combination of qualifications considered to be equivalent by the Faculty of Science Higher Degree Committee.

Applied Geology (2000)

Geography (2040)

Optometry (2900)

Aviation (2905)

Materials Science and Engineering (2055)

Physics (2930)

Biochemistry & Molecular Genetics (2460)

Materials Science and Engineering (2175)

Psychology (2450)

Chemistry (2910)

Mathematics (2920)

Vision Science (2487)

Climate Sciences (2476)

Microbiology and Immunology (2490)

Master of Philosophy (MPhil) (Science) (2475)

Recognised Bachelor degree in the relevant discipline or a qualification considered equivalent from another university or tertiary institution usually at Honours level.

Aviation

Chemistry

Microbiology and Immunology

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Environmental Studies Geoscience

Oceanography

Biological Science

Materials Science

Optometry

Biotechnology

Mathematics

Physics

Psychology (Organisational) (1406)

6.5

6.0

6.5

6.0

1.5 to 2 years

6.5

1.5 to 2 years

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•In exceptional circumstances, sufficient evidence of research experience that clearly demonstrates exceptional research skills and the ability to undertake the proposed research program.

$34,560

Program name (Program code)

Minimum academic entry requirement For more details refer to the program entry

Minimum IELTS requirements Reading/ Speaking/ Overall writing listening

Program duration

Estimated annual fees

UNSW Canberra Coursework Programs UNSW Canberra offers a range of postgraduate coursework programs by distance learning. For more information visit: sas.unsw.adfa.edu.au/future_students/pg_ coursework/

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAM SUMMARY TABLE

UNSW Canberra Research Programs

Doctor of Information Technology (1743)

Recognised Master degree (including a substantial research component) or a recognised four-year Bachelor degree (with a substantial research component) with first or upper second class honours.

6.5

6.0

3 to 4 years

$28,320

Doctor of Project Management (1742)

Recognised Master degree (including a substantial research component) or a recognised four-year Bachelor degree (with a substantial research component) with first or upper second class honours.

6.5

6.0

3 to 4 years

$28,320

Doctor of Systems Engineering (1741)

Recognised Master degree (including a substantial research component) or a recognised four-year Bachelor degree (with a substantial research component) with first or upper second class honours.

6.5

6.0

3 to 4 years

$28,320

Doctor of Philosophy

Recognised Master degree (including a substantial research component) or a recognised four-year Bachelor degree (with a substantial research component) with first or upper second class honours.

6.5

6.0

3 to 4 years

$28,320

Aerospace Engineering (1663) Business (Economics and Management) (1541) Civil Engineering (1631) Chemistry (1871) Computer Science (1885) Electrical Engineering (1643)

English (1201)

Project Management (1615)

Geography (1081)

Mathematics and Statistics (1881)

History (1241)

Mechanical Engineering (1661)

International and Political Studies (1321)

Southeast Asian Social Inquiry (1203)

Oceanography (1082)

System Engineering (620)

Physics (1892)

Master of Arts by Research (2406)

Recognised Master degree (including a substantial research component) or a recognised four-year Bachelor degree (with a substantial research component) with first or upper second class honours.

6.5

6.0

2 years

$28,320

Master of Engineering by Research

Recognised Master degree (including a substantial research component) or a recognised four-year Bachelor degree (with a substantial research component) with first or upper second class honours.

6.5

6.0

2 years

$28,320

Aerospace Engineering (2693)

Electrical Engineering (2663)

2 years

$28,320

Mechanical Engineering (2691)

Civil Engineering (2651)

Master of Science by Research

Recognised Master degree (including a substantial research component) or a recognised four-year Bachelor degree (with a substantial research component) with first or upper second class honours.

Chemistry (2911)

Geography (2041)

Physics (2931)

Computer Science (2925)

Oceanography (2042)

Mathematics and Statistics (2921)

Master of Philosophy

Bachelor degree in a related area from UNSW, at a level specified by the Faculty or School, or equivalent qualification from a recognised university or tertiary institution.

Aerospace, Civil and Mechanical Engineering (2227) Business (2226)

Humanities and Social Science (2225) Information Technology and Electrical Engineering (2228)

6.5

6.0

1.5 years

$28,320

Physical, Environmental and Mathematical Science (2229)

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A CITY WITHIN A CITY Think of UNSW as a campus – with a city attached. Combining great food, cafes, shops, libraries with heaps of student services – all is made to be affordable, accessible and welcoming.

SYDNEY CBD & COFA

A CITY WITHIN A CITY

15 – 20 MINUTES BY BUS

UNSW CANBERRA 3-HOUR DRIVE

RANDWICK SHOPS 10 MINUTES WALK

A CITY WITHIN A CITY 75

COOGEE BEACH

25 – 30 MINUTES WALK

JOURNEY BEYOND A poem for our future leaders:

致梦想者你心怀梦想，好奇未来的无限可能，你想去远方，看看这个世界，和你的想象有多少不一样，你想认识一辈子的朋友，你想学习终生受益的知识，

COOGEE BEACH

你想拥有一段经历，让你人格与心智更加坚强，

2.5 KM

以期在未来，有足够的勇气和能力选择自己想要的生活，

JOUNREY BEYOND

风华之年而得已远游，亦当是一件幸运的事，

因为生命的活力终会眷顾心中拥有梦想、勇敢追逐梦想的人，为梦想者－你，加油。

For the dream-seekers You’ve got a dream to pursue And curiosity for what life could be You want to reach out To see the world and How different it is From what you imagine

BONDI BEACH 6.8 KM

You want to make lifelong friends Learn knowledge that would benefit a whole lifetime You want to take a journey That is empowering and inspiring Hoping one day you will have The courage and ability to choose the life you want And travelling in your prime Is a blessing For, opportunity favors Those who have a chance and Make a chance To fulfill their dreams For you, my dear dream-seekers –

Never stand still.

SYDNEY CITY 7.1 KM

A HOME AWAY FROM HOME Kensington campus

The Kensington campus is UNSW’s main campus located 15 minutes by bus from Sydney’s city centre and only 15 minutes by car from Sydney International Airport. Situated in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, nearby are the beach suburbs of Bondi, Coogee and Maroubra.

MAROUBA

BEACH 5.5KM

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