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Chemistry is all around us and affects all aspects of our lives, from our own basic bodily responses to the very complex and dynamic compounds of the planet we live on. Chemistry is concerned with all aspects of molecules, their physical and chemical properties, their composition and structure, and their synthesis and use in the 21st century.

Within this course you will find an emphasis on chemical analysis and strong links to mineral, biological forensic and environmental sciences. These links provide cross-discipline tertiary education by combining your Chemistry degree with aspects of other scientific fields.

Chemistry underpins many industries from manufacturing to drug discovery, agriculture to criminal investigation. Chemists play leading roles in the fight against disease, discovery and utilisation of natural resources, development of environmentally friendly industrial processes, and creation of new materials for applications in nanotechnology and the space industry. Chemists are integral members of forensic investigation teams and are also widely involved in the agricultural industry in areas such as soil chemistry and crop protection.

The basic science in a Chemistry degree is relevant to a myriad of other disciplines. Combining your chemical knowledge with skills in biology, business, education, genetics, mathematics, or mineral processing means you could pursue a role in almost any industry you like.

The skills you learn whilst studying chemistry can take you on to a satisfying career in numerous fields both in and out of the lab; in fact anywhere in the world. It is not surprising to find Chemists in roles in law or accounting firms, NGOs, government policy positions at the local and international level, and even the art world.

Entry Requirements

Secondary school results
English competency

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This Research Masters is designed for students wishing to undertake significant research as part of their postgraduate degree, and can lead to further postgraduate studies or roles as a project leader in innovative areas of computing.

Entry Requirements

A recognised degree, including necessary prerequisite studies in computing. Details of admission requirements are specified below:

a) Graduates of the Bachelor of Science (Computer Science) or equivalent with a course average of 60 per cent or better, or evidence of relevant experience in the computing industry.

b) Graduate Diploma of Science (Computer Studies) or equivalent with a course average of 70 per cent or better, or evidence of relevant experience in the computing industry. Such graduates may be required to complete bridging units. Applicant should have completed a computing project at undergraduate or Graduate Diploma level, or have had suitable work experience in lieu.

c) Students with an equivalent of eight to eleven Bachelor of Science (Computer Science) units or whose course did not contain certain expected studies, may be required to complete bridging units.

d) Candidates with a First or Second Class Honours degree in computing may be permitted to proceed directly to second year of the two-year Master program, although depending on their topic, they may be required to undertake some coursework.

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Imagine a job that hasn't yet been created?

Computer science degrees are one of the few professions that can boast unlimited potential for you as either a creative genius ready to take on the world, or a mastermind who gets a kick out of trouble-shooting glitches and bugs.

Fascinated by how it all works?

We will provide you with a thorough understanding of the theory, methods and systems used by the information technology industry, with a particular focus on the application of computer systems and software used in problem solving complex issues.

Designed in partnership with industry, this intensive course will provide you with the tools you need to understand computer systems and software development as well as learning how to apply it within a business context.

You will also be supported throughout your studies by our teaching staff of forward-thinking, well connected IT professionals who are passionate about enabling change within the IT industry.

Entry Requirements

Secondary school results
English competency

Other Fees

Overseas examination fees

Textbooks

Student Services and Amenities Fee (Max. $281/year)

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Information is like the lifeblood for organisations of all sizes, types and industry sectors. It needs to be managed and protected, and when there is a breach or crime committed involving leaked or stolen information, the perpetrators must be identified and prosecuted.

Benefit from our modern approach to IT learning

Our teaching staff are forward-thinking professionals who are passionate about IT and highly active in generating policy and change within the industry.

You will also benefit from limited class sizes and an open door policy designed to help you gain the support and assistance you need through this intensive and comprehensive course.

Forge a career in big business, government or law enforcement

As a cyber forensics specialist you will find yourself at the cutting edge of the management, protection and forensic investigation of information security threats - working in big business or law enforcement.

Entry Requirements

Secondary school results
English competency

Other Fees

Overseas examination fees

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Prepares students for careers in the field of cyber security, including areas such as network security, computer forensics, information warfare, wireless security and penetration testing.

The program focuses on the practical and theoretical dimensions of information technology (IT) security across a range of fundamental areas such as network security and vulnerability assessment, information security, digital forensics, wireless device security and database security.

Students will achieve a solid grounding in conventional computer and network security concepts and skills. In addition the course is designed to meet the changing landscape of secure computing, which involves not only computers but also telecommunications networks and network enabled devices such as smartphones and tablet devices.

Entry Requirements

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Other Fees

Overseas examination fees

Textbooks

Student Services and Amenities Fee (Max. $281/year)

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