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PostgraduateThe Centre for Forensic Science offers five postgraduate programmes:51220 - Graduate Certificate (one year part time) 50320 - Graduate Diploma (one year full time) 51520 - Master of Forensic Science by dissertation and coursework (two years full time) 50770 - Master of Forensic Science by thesis (one year full time) 00880 - Master of Forensic Science/PhD (four years full time) Units Not-for-Degree basisStudents who enrol on a not-for-degree basis through the University Extension Service (Access) may choose to undertake specified units in the Graduate Certificate or Diploma (up to a maximum of 6 points as stated in Regulation 6.5.5 (3). All core units are available through Access (except Research Issues in Forensic Science and Case Study units). Where a student continues to the Graduate Certificate or Diploma, credit will be given for the units already completed. Students need an average of 70% to apply to do the complete degree. PrerequisitesGraduate Certificate - Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline. Relevant work experience will also be taken into consideration. Graduate Diploma - Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline. Graduate Certificate in Forensic Science. Relevant work experience will also be taken into consideration. Master of Forensic Science - Honours degree in a relevant discipline. Completed Graduate Diploma in Forensic Science. Master of Forensic Science/PhD - First class honours or upper second class honours degree in a relevant discipline. PhD proposals must be submitted to the Postgraduate Studies Committee prior to commencement of studies. Application ProceduresPlease click on the Applications link under the PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS heading. PhD ScholarshipsStudents wishing to apply for a PhD scholarship must complete and submit a scholarship form from the Graduate Research and Scholarships Office. http://www.postgraduate.uwa.edu.au/ |
