Course
Code 2044
Clayton campus
Fee paying course: course fee $ 6,000 (in 1998)
Overseas student fees: $ 12,075 (in 1998)
To
educate information professionals to manage information in all media to meet
the social and business needs of the community for information services and
products.
To provide a professional course in teacher librarianship grounded in the
humanities and social sciences, and contemporary information and communication
technology.
To produce independent, self-sufficient professionals able to work in a range
of roles, as an employee, team member, contractor or self-employed practitioner.
Recognition of this new course is being sought from the Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA).
Applicants must have qualified for a bachelors degree at Monash University or at another tertiary institution approved by the faculty.
Students need to have access to a PC with a CD Rom drive and a modem. Access to the Internet, email and a Web browser (such as Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer) via a commercial service provider.
Some subjects will have weekend schools at Clayton campus, for example 3 per semester.
The course of study is one year full-time or two-three years part-time. All subjects are compulsory.
Students can enter in either first or second semester.
Assessment is a combination of projects, essays, exercises and open-book tests.
There is provision for advanced standing and credit transfer. This will be finalised after offer.
For more detailed information contact: Mr Harry Singh, Course Coordinator, School of Information Management and Systems, Faculty of Information Technology, Clayton campus. Telephone: (03) 9905 5290, or fax: (03) 9905 2952, or email: harry.singh@sims.monash.edu.au
Completed
applications are to be forwarded (by 16 November 1998 to be considered for a
first round offer) to: Ms Genevieve Flore,
graduate studies officer, Faculty of Information Technology, Monash University,
Clayton, Vic. 3168.