Postgraduate Coursework
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Fees and Charges
For postgraduate course fees, follow the links from the full list of Postgraduate Coursework Programs.
For general information, consult the University's Student Finance website. It contains extra information for:
You can consult the University policies on student fees and charges.
The University also offers a few scholarships for Postgraduate Coursework students.
Policies and Assessment
The University's policies are listed in the Code of Practice for Postgraduate Coursework Studies. You can also consult the University policies on assessment, examination and plagiarism.
The AUPGSA represents you on the Postgraduate Coursework Committee, which makes University policies on matters affecting Coursework students.
What information should I receive at the beginning of my course?
In the first two weeks of teaching in each of your courses, you should receive information in writing about the assessment
requirements, including assessment options, deadlines and opportunities for resubmission of work. At this time, your
lecturer should give you the opportunity to discuss and clarify the assessment requirements. If you feel that the
assessment requirements are unfair or not appropriate, this is the time to raise your concerns.
Honours students: Your supervisor should provide you
with guidelines for writing your thesis. Honours students should
also talk to their supervisors early in the year about their
discpline's requirements for study beyond the honours level.
Can I question a mark or grade?
If you are enrolled in an honours or postgraduate coursework award, and
you are not satisfied with the assessment of a piece of work or your
final grade, you have the right to question this assessment. The
first step is to talk to the person responsible for the assessment and
discuss your concerns. If you are not satisfied
with the response to your concerns, you are entitled to:
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