Since 1998, Monash University has distinguished between postgraduate
diplomas which build on cumulative knowledge (the entry requirement is usually
a bachelors degree with a major or specialisation in the area covered by the
postgraduate diploma) and graduate diplomas where the normal entry requirement
is a bachelors degree from any discipline.
Note that students in both the graduate and postgraduate diplomas in the
Faculty of Arts at Monash University undertake postgraduate (fourth-year-level)
subjects, not undergraduate subjects. A maximum of one-third of the
subjects in any course may have been upgraded from third-year undergraduate
level, requiring an appropriate upgrading of standards in the work submitted
and the assessment thereof.
Graduate/postgraduate diplomas are available in the following disciplines:
Postgraduate diplomas |
Graduate diplomas |
Applied linguistics |
Applied Japanese linguistics |
Applied social research |
Asian studies |
Art history/film studies |
Bioethics* |
Conducting |
Civil ceremonies* |
Geographical information systems** |
Communications |
History |
Corporate environmental management |
International relations |
|
Japanese interpreting and translation |
Development studies |
Japanese language |
Environmental science |
Music |
Japanese studies |
Music performance |
Publishing and editing |
Philosophy |
Tourism |
Politics |
* ON-CAMPUS OR BY DISTANCE EDUCATION.
** SUBJECT TO APPROVAL.
BY DISTANCE EDUCATION ONLY.
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