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You can enrol in a course in either Autumn (February) or Spring (July) session. For a list of session dates, please refer to the following link: 2010 Session Dates.
How long does a session run for?
A session generally runs for 13 weeks, excluding a mid session recess, study recess and exams. Please refer to the 2010 Session dates likn above for more information.
What is the minimum and maximum number of subjects I can study per session?
The minimum number of subjects you can study per session is 1 subject.
The maximum number of subjects you can study per session is 2 subjects.
How long will it take me to complete my degree?
If you are studying the Graduate Certificate in Rolling Stock Engineering you will need to complete 4 subjects in total. If you study 2 subjects a session (the maximum) it will take you 1 year to complete.
If you are studying the Master of Rolling Stock Engineering you will need to complete 7 subjects in total, one of which is equivalent to 2 subjects. If you study 2 subjects per session (the maximum) it will take you 2 years to complete.
You can choose to study 1 subject per session or alternate between 1 subject and 2 subjects per session, but this will increase the duration of your degree.
How many hours of study do I need to do per week?
The guideline is approximately 12 hours per subject a week. This may seem like a lot, however past students have found the workload quite manageable.
Am I able to take a break from studying my degree?
Yes, you are allowed to take a Leave of Absence for up to 12 months. For more information, please refer to the Enrolment page and click on Leave of Absence.
If I am enrolled in the Graduate Certificate program, am I able to continue on into the Masters Program?
You may be able to continue into the Masters program and graduate with the Master of Rolling Stock Engineering. However if you are enrolled in the Graduate Certificate program, you will need to seek approval from your Course Co-ordinator.
What happens if I am enrolled in the Masters program but decide not to continue with the program?
If, for some reason, you are unable to complete the full Masters program, you may be able to graduate with the Graduate Certificate in Rolling Stock Engineering (provided you complete the degree requirements).
Whats' On in March / April 2010
- 1 March - Postgraduate Morning Tea
- 27 - 28 March - Earth Hour
- 2-11 April - Recess / Easter Break
- 12 April - Postgraduate Morning Tea
- 25 April - Anzac Day