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This graduate certificate provides a course of study for transport and traffic professionals wishing to expand their skills in areas of relevance to the planning, design, management and operation of transport and traffic facilities.
Participants
will have a three-year degree in engineering, applied science or other
appropriate degree program, an undergraduate degree in civil engineering or
equivalent. For students without a degree, the minimum requirement would be
three years of documented high-level technical experience, and completion of
either:
1. Two graduate units (12 credit points) on a not-for-degree basis, and achieve
at least a 65% average.
2. One graduate unit (six credit points) on a not-for-degree basis and complete
an entry exam, based on the material covered in an industry program (a
non-award program, for example the Transport Management Course in Bus and Coach
Operations). This exam would test the understanding of the material and its
application at an advanced level appropriate for entry to a postgraduate
program. The student would need to achieve at least a 65% result in the entry
exam (which would be equated to six credit points towards a postgraduate
degree) and at least 65% in the further six-credit-point unit from the
postgraduate program (taken on a not-for-degree basis) in order to be able to
articulate into the graduate certificate.
Students should choose three units from list of core units available in first and second semesters and one unit from the list of engineering electives:
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