Australian Qualifications Framework
The Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) is the national policy for regulated qualifications in Australian education and training. It incorporates the qualifications from each education and training sector into a single comprehensive qualifications framework. Under the AQF, all qualifications of a comparable level share a defined set of entry requirements and learning outcomes which make moving between Australian institutions easier, and transferring to international institutions less complicated.
Further information can be accessed via the AQF website.
The AQF level for your program will appear alongside other program information on the University’s Programs and Courses website.
All bachelor honours degrees are awarded with a class of honours. The classes of honours available are honours class I; honours class II (A or B); honours class III (A or B). The standard cut-offs for classes of honours are outlined in the Bachelor Honours Degree Procedure.
Relevant discipline
To be eligible to complete a 2 year postgraduate program in 1.5 years, or a 1.5 year postgraduate program in 1 year, applicants must have completed a previous degree that is considered to be within a relevant discipline.
Definitions of "relevant discipline":
Business School - study areas deemed to be relevant disciplines
Program | Program code | Areas of study or work experience deemed to be "relevant disciplines" |
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| Graduate Certificate in Business Analytics/Master of Business Analytics | 5726/5188 | Bachelor degree specialising in at least one of the following areas:
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| Master of Business | 5583 | Bachelor degree specialising in at least one of the following areas:
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| Master of Commerce | 5584 | Bachelor degree specialising in at least one of the following areas:
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| Graduate Certificate in Finance and Investment Management / Master of Finance and Investment Management | 5764/5765 |
Relevant work experience should typically be post-graduation and includes work in finance, funds management, debt/liquidity management, broking, bank/corporate treasury, trading, business partner (accounting, economics or finance), origination, and investment banking in various types of roles (front office, middle office and relevant support functions e.g. legal), or project management roles (with financial, venture capital or quantitative responsibilities). |
| Master of Tourism, Hotel and Event Management | 5585 | Bachelor degree specialising in at least one of the following areas:
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| Graduate Certificate in Entrepreneurship and Innovation/Master of Entrepreneurship and Innovation | 5689/5690 | Bachelor degree specialising in at least one of the following areas:
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School of Economics - study areas deemed to be relevant disciplines
Program | Program Code | Areas of study or work experience deemed to be "relevant disciplines" |
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Graduate Certificate in Economics | 5010 |
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Master of Economics (#24) | 5601 |
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Master of International Economics and Finance (#24) | 5185 |
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School of Law - study areas deemed to be relevant disciplines
Program | Program Code | Areas of study or work experience deemed to be "relevant disciplines" |
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Master of Laws (#16) | 5191 | A student seeking admission on the basis of work experience would typically have undertaken full-time work experience, inter alia, as:
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Master of International Commercial Law | 5695 | Bachelor degree or three years of professional full-time work experience (or equivalent) specialising in at least one of the following areas:
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