Courses

Candidates may be awarded a Law degree with Honours if they accumulate sufficient honours points in Law units passed. Honours points are awarded for performance at the Distinction and High Distinction level in the Bachelor of Laws and Combined Degrees. The degree may be awarded with either First or Second Class Honours. For further information contact the Law Faculty Officer, ph +61 3 6226 7510

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Graduate Diplomas provide graduates with professional skills in a specialised area. Applications are open to graduates from all disciplines provided that the prerequisites for the field of specialisation are met, or other evidence of fitness to undertake the work is provided.

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The Graduate Diploma of Science with Honours allows non-science graduates to obtain the necessary prerequisites for higher degrees in Science. It is offered by all the Science schools of the Faculty.

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This is a specialised master degree course in Economic Geology specifically designed for industry and government geologists who wish to study for a degree whilst continuing their employment. It is the nucleus of the postgraduate teaching program at the Centre for Ore Deposit and Earth Sciences (CODES) and forms part of the National Minerals Geoscience Masters Program. The course is usually only offered on a part-time, external basis. Only students that can provide evidence of financial and logistical support, and provide a research proposal will be considered for full-time admission. Students that are considering taking the course on a full-time basis must contact the program co-ordinator Robert Scott to discuss their plans.

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We offer a series of short courses as part of our Master of Economic Geology and Master of Science (Exploration Geoscience) degrees to help industry geologists to keep up with advances in mineral exploration technology and ore deposit research.

Each course features an extended format comprising an intensive program of lectures, seminars and practicals, some involving fieldwork in Tasmania or overseas. The course leaders are specialists selected from industry and universities, and are eminent in their fields. Each course is available to industry participants as a complete two-week course, or segments of particular interest can be taken in individual blocks.

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Contact the program co-ordinator Robert Scott