Masters Degree by Research
Program at a glance
| Duration: |
2 years full-time, 4 years part-time |
| Mode & Location: |
internal - ROK/MKY/BDG/EMD/GLD (according to availability of resources),
external |
| Faculty: |
selected areas available in all Faculties |
| Entry: |
direct application at any time of year |
| Accreditation: |
not applicable |
| Residential School: |
not applicable |
| Practicum/Work placement: |
not applicable |
| Exit awards: |
not applicable |
| Interim awards: |
not applicable |
| Contact: |
Office of Research on 07 4923 2607 |
| International students: |
International students studying in Australia must study full-time,
on-campus. |
| CRICOS program codes: |
001271B (Arts), 020808E (Applied Science), 007541C (Applied Science - Biology),
005055M (Applied Science - Chemistry), 007548G (Applied Science - Mathematics),
005056K (Applied Science - Physics), 009854C (Business), 040965D (Communication),
009871B (Education), 020532F (Engineering), 015724G (Health Science), 040964E
(Informatics) and 023159J (Human Movement Science) |
Program outline
The Masters Degree by Research is a program of supervised research and study
leading to the submission of a thesis which makes a contribution to knowledge.
The program is governed by the Rules for Masters Degrees by Research which
provide details regarding all aspects of admission, progression, submission
and examination of the thesis. Consultation with the Associate Dean (Research)
of the appropriate faculty will assist applicants to determine eligibility for
admission, to identify the proposed areas of research and to ascertain the
availability of suitable supervisors.
Program structure
To complete the program, a candidate will normally study for an expected
period of 2 years (full-time) or 4 years (part-time). New candidates may enrol
at any time of year and continuing candidates will be re-enrolled at the beginning
of each academic year. The courses in which Masters students enrol are ungraded.
Candidates who may be required to complete prescribed courses will be enrolled
in a separate program (CP20).
CA40 Master of Applied Science
| CA40BIOSC1 |
Biological Sciences |
| CA40CHMSC1 |
Chemical Sciences |
| CA40COMSC1 |
Computer Science |
| CA40ENGRT1 |
Engineering & Related Tech |
| CA40ERTSC1 |
Earth Sciences |
| CA40HRTVT1 |
Horticulture and Viticulture |
| CA40INFMA1 |
Informatics |
| CA40INFSY1 |
Information Systems |
| CA40MATSC1 |
Mathematical Sciences |
| CA40PHAST1 |
Physics and Astronomy |
CA45 Master of Arts
| CA45COMMD1 |
Communication and Media Stud |
| CA45HUMWL1 |
Human Welfare Studies & Serv |
| CA45LANLT1 |
Language and Literature |
| CA45LAWSA1 |
Law |
| CA45MARTS1 |
Master of Arts |
| CA45POLSC1 |
Political Science & Pol Stud |
| CA45STDHM1 |
Studies in Human Society |
CA81 Master of Business
| CA81BUSRS1 |
Business (Research) |
| CA81INFSY1 |
Information Systems |
| CA81MGTCM1 |
Management and Commerce |
CA73 Master of Education
| CD73CRART1 |
Creative Arts |
| CA73EDUCA1 |
Education |
CA63 Master of Engineering
CQ17 Master of Health Science
| CQ17HLTSC1 |
Health Science |
| CQ17NURSG1 |
Nursing |
| CQ17PUBHL1 |
Public Health |
CU90 Master of Human Movement Science
| CU90HMSCI1 |
Human Movement Science |
CU36 Master of Informatics
| CU36INFOM1 |
Informatics |
| CU36INFOS1 |
Information Systems |
| CU36OTHIT1 |
Other Information Technology |
| CU36COMSC1 |
Computer Science |
CU37 Master of Communication
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Entry requirements
Completion of:
- Honours degree in a relevant discipline;
- Pass degree and a graduate diploma at a high level of academic
performance in a relevant discipline;
- Pass degree at a high level of academic performance in a relevant
discipline, plus one year's relevant work experience;
- Four year undergraduate degree at a high level of academic performance,
and;
- Qualifications deemed by the selection panel to be equivalent to any
of the above.
Applicants who do not satisfy any of the above criteria may be required to
undertake a Masters qualifying/enabling program, normally of one year's (full-time)
duration, as specified in the University's resolution on Masters qualifying
programs.
http://research.cqu.edu.au/