30 32.1 A candidate for the degree may request transfer to candidature for the relevant masters Master’s degree, or other award, by course work with status for all work completed if the Committee has not determined that the candidate for the course has failed the course.
32.2 In this rule, a reference to a candidate failing a course includes a reference to the candidate being the subject of a resolution by the Committee that the candidate not be recommended for the award of the degree.
335.2 Adjustment of time limits
31 33.15.2(1) (1) If these Rules fix, or authorise the fixing of, time limits for anything required to be done, the Committee Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) may from time to time extend or abridge the time limits in any case if it is just and reasonable to do so, and may do so retrospectively.
(2)33.25.2(2) The Committee Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) must not extend a period fixed by the Committee for submitting a thesis for a research degree under rule 23 24 or the 2 year aggregate period referred to in rule 27 29 unless the Committee Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) is satisfied that the candidate’s ability to complete the thesis within the initial period was adversely affected by a physical or mental condition suffered by the candidate due to circumstances beyond his or her controlillness or other extenuating circumstances.
5.3 Conduct of examinations: Orders
5.3(1) The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) may make Orders about the conduct of oral and written examinations under these Rules.
5.4 Orders and administrative requirements
5.4(1) The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) or, with the approval of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education), an authority within the meaning of the Programs and Awards Statute 2004 may make Orders, not inconsistent with these Rules, setting out procedures to be followed in applying for admission for particular programs, for transferring between programs and otherwise for giving effect to these Rules.
5.4(2) The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) or a prescribed authority may publish information about administrative matters to assist in giving effect to these Rules.
5.4(3) An Order under these Rules must be published on the relevant page on the University’s website.
5.5 Delegation
5.5(1) The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) may delegate all or any of his or her powers under these Rules (except the power to make Orders and this power of delegation) to a member of the academic or general staff of the University.
5.5(2) The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) may revoke a delegation under subrule (1).
5.6 Transitional
s105.6(1) A candidate who was granted an extension of time to submit the candidate's thesis under the Ddegree of Doctor of Philosophy Rules, the Professional Doctorates Rules or the Degree of Master of Philosophy Rules as in force immediately before the commencement of rule 5.5 of the Graduate Awards Rules 2004 may apply for an extension of the duration of his or her academic program.
5.61(2) For subrule 5.6(2), the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) may grant an extension of no longer than 12 months to the duration of an academic program in the first instance.
5.6(3) The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) must permit the continued application of all or any part of Rules repealed under rule 5.5 of the Graduate Awards Rules 2004 to an academic program for a candidate if that candidate:
(a) has completed work towards that program; and
(b) not to do so might disadvantage that candidate.
5.7 Application of amending rules
5.7(1) If an amendment is made to these Rules and that amendment affects an academic program to which these Rules relate, then, unless the contrary intention appears, the amendment does not apply to a candidate who, before the making of the amendment, has completed any work towards an academic program unless:
(a) the candidate elects that the amendment apply to the candidate and submits to the prescribed authority proposed alterations to the candidate's academic program and the prescribed authority approves those alterations; or
(b) the prescribed authority otherwise determines.
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SCHEDULE OF GRADUATE AWARDS OFFERED BY THE UNIVERSITY
Note: Rule 1.5
GRADUATE AWARDS OFFERED BY THE UNIVERSITY
PART 1 — Doctorates (except Professional Doctorates)
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph D)
PART 2 — Professional Doctorates
Doctor of Juridical Science (SJD)
Doctor of Policy Administration (DPA)
Doctor of Population Health (Dr PH)
Doctor of Psychology (Clinical) (D Psych (Clinical))
PART 3 — Degrees of Master
Executive Master of Business Administration (Exec MBA)
Executive Master of Public Administration (Exec MPA)
Master of Accounting (M Acc)
Master of Actuarial Statistics (M Act Stat)
Master of Actuarial Studies (M Act St)
Master of Anthropology (M Anth)
Master of Applied Anthropology and Participatory Development (MAAPD)
Master of Applied EEconomics (M App Ec)
Master of Applied Epidemiology (M App Epid)
Master of Applied Linguistics (M App Ling)
Master of Applied Statistics (M App Stats)
Master of Arts (M A)
Master of Arts (Asian Studies) (M A (Asian Studies))
Master of Arts (Electronic Arts) (M A (E A))
Master of Arts (International Relations) (MA(IR))
Master of Arts (New Media Arts and Technology) (MA (New Media Arts & Tech))
Master of Arts (Strategic Studies) (MA(SS))
Master of Arts (Visual Arts) (M A Visual Arts)
Master of Asia-Pacific Studies (MAPS)
Master of Asian Studies (MAS)
Master of Biotechnology (M Biotech)
Master of Business (M Bus)
Master of Business Administration (M B A)
Master of Business Information Systems (M B I S)
Master of Clinical Psychology (M Clin Psych)
Master of Commerce (M Comm)
Master of Commercial Law (M Comm Law)
Master of Contemporary Science (M Contemp Sci)
Master of Development Administration (M Dev Admin)
Master of Digital Media and the Web (M Dig Media and Web)
Master of East Asian Studies (M East Asian Studies)
Master of Economic Policy (M Ec Pol)
Master of Economics (M Ec)
Master of Economics of Development (M Ec Dev)
Master of Engineering (M E)
Master of Entrepreneurial Management (M E M)
Master of Environmental Law (M Env Law)
Master of Environmental Law, Management and Business (M Env Law Man Bus)
Master of Environmental Management and Development (M Env Man & Dev)
Master of Environmental Science (M Env Sc)
Master of Finance (M Fin)
Master of Financial Management (M Fin Mgt)
Master of Forestry (M For)
Master of Geographical Sciences (M Geog Sci)
Master of Government and Commercial Law (M Gov Com Law)
Master of Higher Education (M H E)
Master of Information Systems Studies (M Inf Sys Stud)
Master of Information Technology (eScience) (M Inf Tech (eSci))
Master of Infrastructure Management (M Infr Man)
Master of Intellectual Property Law (M I P Law)
Master of International Affairs (M I A)
Master of International and Development Economics (M Int Dev Ec)