Course code: 2157 + Clayton campus + Full-fee-paying: unit fee $2250; course fee $9000 + International students: unit fee $3875, course fee $15,500 + Attendance not required (however, as all four units include an assessment component in performance and presentation skills, off-campus students will be required to present videotapes of some of the activities to be assessed, or participate in a video conference). Off-campus students may only take one unit per semester
Upon successful completion of the Graduate Diploma in Civil Ceremonies, students should have demonstrated an ability to:
For practice as a civil marriage celebrant, authorisation from the Commonwealth Attorney General's Department is required. On satisfactory completion of the graduate diploma, students qualify to obtain a Statement of Attainment, now an essential component of their application for authorisation. There is no requirement for authorisation to conduct ceremonies that mark rites of passage other than those of marriage.
The program is open to candidates with a bachelors degree or holders of the Faculty Certificate in Civil Ceremonies.
Access to a word-processing package is highly desirable.
The Graduate Diploma in Civil Ceremonies requires the satisfactory completion of four 12-point, one-semester units accumulating a total of 48 credit points. Off-campus students normally complete the Graduate Diploma in Civil Ceremonies part-time over four semesters. Students must complete:
As all four units in the Graduate Diploma in Civil Ceremonies have an assessment component in performance and presentation skills, all off-campus learning students must present video tapes of some of the activities to be assessed, or participate in a video conference for each unit.
Assessment methods include reflective essays, fieldwork reports, and videotaped presentations or participation in a video conference in-class exercises. There are no examinations.
Twenty-four credit points obtained by candidates having completed the Faculty Certificate in Civil Ceremonies with credit average grades.
Further informationFor more detailed information, contact Ms Judy Watt, Centre for Studies in Religion and Theology, School of Historical Studies, Clayton campus, telephone (03) 9905 2036, fax (03) 9905 2210, or email judy.watt@arts.monash.edu.au. Completed applicationsCompleted applications are to be forwarded to the Coursework Office, Faculty of Arts, PO Box 11A, Monash University, Victoria 3800 by 31 October 2003 to be considered for a first-round offer. |
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