Monash University: University Handbooks: Postgraduate Handbook 2003: Units indexed by faculty
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Faculty Certificate in Publishing and Editing


Program code: 2052 + Mid-year entry only available in part-time mode + Clayton campus based (most classes held in the CBD) + Coordinator: David Dunstan

Synopsis

The Faculty Certificate in Publishing offers suitably experienced people the opportunity to further develop and upgrade their skills and expertise in the field of publishing and to familiarise themselves with recent developments in the industry. The faculty certificate also provides a means for those with industry experience and/or publications to their credit but who may not have a tertiary qualification to enter the National Centre for Australian Studies graduate program in publishing studies. In particular, the program will introduce students to the concept of the book as a cultural object, the publishing industry in Australia today and to contemporary debate about the future of the book in the age of new and converging media. The faculty certificate would usually be undertaken on a part-time basis over one year or full-time over the first semester.

Entry requirements

Candidates with a bachelors degree are eligible for admission, subject to an interview and the availability of a place. Candidates without tertiary qualifications who seek admission to the faculty certificate will be considered in light of the following:

Course structure

Students complete 24 points of units as approved by the faculty. Contact the course coordinator for details.

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