Postgraduate BUSINESS, ECONOMICS AND LAW COURSE GUIDE 2013 latrobe.edu.au CONTENTS The percentage of Australians with Bachelor degrees increased from 15 per cent in the mid-1990s to 23 per cent in 2005* – and it’s still growing A postgraduate degree can help you stand out in an increasingly competitive job market * ustralian Social Trends 2007 A Article: Qualification Profile of Australians, Australian Bureau of Statistics, August 2007 Why study at La Trobe? Information systems management Study your way Law20 Fees, support and scholarships Marketing22 Courses at a glance Accounting8 18 Tourism and hospitality 24 Research options 26 Business and management 10 International applicants 27 The new La Trobe MBA 12 Our campuses 28 Apply now 29 Economics14 Finance16 WHY STUDY AT LA TROBE? La Trobe University has consistently ranked among the top 500 Universities in the world since 2003.* The QS World University Rankings 2011–2012 placed us at 317 globally *Academic Ranking of World Universities The Faculty of Business, Economics and Law is made up of La Trobe Business School, La Trobe Law School and the School of Economics We are a quality provider of innovative postgraduate education and research Our curriculum development team, which includes a dedicated eLearning Developer and an expert team of curriculum designers, oversee the ongoing development of our courses to ensure that we continue to meet your needs OUTSTANDING STAFF AND RESEARCH THE NEW LA TROBE MBA We are proud of our outstanding professoriate – leaders in a diverse range of research disciplines In the most recent review of research performance conducted by the Australian Government’s Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA), La Trobe’s research in Tourism was rated as above world standard, while our work in the fields of Accounting and Law were both rated as at world standard Our investment in research ensures La Trobe continues its tradition of delivering a valuable and relevant contribution to its community Our research also ensures that our teaching continues to be informed by the most up-to-date developments in Australia and abroad A FLEXIBLE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT We understand that juggling family life, employment, and study can be challenging We’ve developed flexible, blended-learning opportunities so you can more easily fit your studies into your everyday life Some of our courses also include early-exit options This means that once you have achieved the requisite number of credit points you can opt out of your degree with a Graduate Certificate or a Graduate Diploma, and complete your course at a later date should you wish We make sure that our courses are developed and updated in consultation with dedicated industry advisory boards and that they respond to research findings into global trends We are proud of the redesigned La Trobe MBA, a program that includes block mode and after hours contact options, as well as an accelerated 12 month option Students of the program will soon enjoy a new Melbourne CBD teaching facility All these features make the blend of professional and study life easier than ever OUR GREAT FACILITIES Our students enjoy 24-hour, seven-day access to one of the finest libraries in the Southern Hemisphere You will have access to an outstanding collection of printed, digital and audio-visual materials, state-of-the-art group work and collaboration areas, and dedicated research carrels for when you need to focus without interruption We have also invested in student common areas throughout our buildings These architecturally-designed areas extend our library facilities and include lockers, recharge units and kitchen facilities And of course, you will enjoy free wi-fi connectivity on all of our campuses You will also enjoy access to regular, engaging seminars and workshops on research and emerging trends in business, economics and law These seminars are delivered by La Trobe academic staff, visiting academics from local and international universities, and industry professionals ACCREDITATIONS AND PARTNERSHIPS La Trobe Business School is partnered with a number of professional bodies, including the Certified Practising Accountants Australia (CPA), the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and the Globally Responsible Leadership Initiative (GRLI) Some of our courses have received global recognition and are accredited by organisations including the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD), the Australian Human Resources Institute (AHRI) and the Australian Computer Society (ACS) La Trobe University was one of the first 100 business schools globally to sign up to the United Nations’ Principles of Responsible Management Education (PRME) in 2008 PRME is a worldwide organisation which advocates responsible management research, education and leadership This initiative fits with our culture and values, and provides a platform to embed responsibility and sustainability into our curriculum and values did you know? The average salary for a postgraduate worker is nearly A$20 000 more per year than for those with a Bachelor’s degree Australian Social Trends 2007  Article: Qualification Profile of Australians, Australian Bureau of Statistics, August 2007 Business, Economics and Law Postgraduate Course Guide 2013 STUDY YOUR WAY We understand that balancing a career, family and study can be challenging; and that there are a variety of reasons to take on postgraduate study We’ve invested significantly in our courses to ensure that they can be adapted to fit in with your commitments and tailored to help you achieve your goals You might be surprised to learn that even Master’s programs, such as the new La Trobe MBA, can be completed in as little as 12 months circumstances that make it hard for you to continue study You can then recommence your studies with La Trobe at a later time and receive credits for completed subjects We believe that the challenge of balancing life’s many commitments should not stop you from taking on postgraduate study The majority of our courses also feature a wide range of elective subjects which allow you to tailor your degree to your strengths and interests There are also early exit options for some of our courses that allow you to exit a degree with a Graduate Certificate or a Postgraduate Diploma This may be helpful for those unforeseen You can also choose to complete part of your degree at one of our many international partner universities, at no additional cost, through our Student Exchange Program Our programs feature a range of options that can be adjusted throughout your course Some of these flexible options include part-time study*, block mode delivery and accelerated learning opportunities Business, Economics and Law Postgraduate Course Guide 2013 * lease note: Part-time study is not available P for international students FEES, support and SCHOLARSHIPS Whether a course is full-fee or government subsidised, you can study now and pay later You may also be eligible for scholarships FEES FOR DOMESTIC STUDENTS Some postgraduate courses are full-fee, but others are subsidised by the government For full-fee programs, you pay the full cost of the course However, accessing FEE-HELP (see below) allows you to study now and pay later You can see indicative full fees for our courses on pages to Alternatively, if a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) is available, you only pay a contribution toward the cost of the course and the Australian Government pays the rest You can check if your course has CSPs by searching for it at: latrobe.edu.au/courses Student contributions for CSPs and costs for full-fee places at university vary by course Both fees and student contribution rates usually rise by about seven per cent annually For both types of courses, you could be eligible for government loans to pay full fees (through FEE-HELP) or your CSP student contribution (through HECS-HELP) For more information about postgraduate fees at La Trobe, see: latrobe.edu.au/postgrad/fees-scholarships Income support for selected courses Student services and amenities fee and SA-HELP La Trobe University charges a compulsory annual Student Services and Amenities Fee In 2012, the fee is A$131.50 per half-year period for a full-time student, and A$98.50 per half year period for a part-time student The fee applies to all students, with some exceptions determined by the University Council If eligible, you can take out a loan for payment of the fee under a Higher Education Loan Program (HELP) scheme called SA-HELP, by completing a SA-HELP form with a valid Tax File Number All other students must pay the fee directly to the University For more information and a full list of exceptions, please visit: latrobe.edu.au/students/fees/amenities-fee INTERNATIONAL STUDENT FEES For more information about fees, see La Trobe’s International Postgraduate and Research Course Guide 2013 or visit: latrobe.edu.au/international/fees/tuition §§ are subject to change each year The University reserves the right to vary fees annually Fees will not normally rise above seven per cent per annum In the case that fees rise, increases will take effect on 1 January of the following year For information on the standard credit point load for each subject, please follow the ‘Full Course Details’ link in your course listing at: latrobe.edu.au/courses Additional costs Some courses may have additional costs included, for example Police Checks or Working with Children Checks, fieldwork trips, laboratory coats or art materials These are listed in individual course descriptions at: latrobe.edu.au/courses Refund policy La Trobe University has a refund policy to deal with certain circumstances To view this policy in full, see the International Postgraduate and Research Course Guide 2013 or visit: latrobe.edu.au/international/fees/tuition Compulsory health cover For details of compulsory health cover in Australia, see the International Postgraduate and Research Course Guide 2013 or visit: latrobe.edu.au/international/fees/tuition If you are an Australian citizen or resident enrolled in a course selected by the Commonwealth Department of Industry, Innovation, Science, Research and Tertiary Education (DIIRSTE) you could be eligible for government-provided income support Annual tuition fees for international students vary between courses and are listed on pages to Please note that tuition fees: Scholarships for international students To find out more, call Centrelink on 132 490 or visit: studyassist.gov.au §§ are for students commencing in the 2013 academic year only §§ are based on the standard annual 120-credit-point load for each course or program, unless otherwise stated In some courses due to study-load variations, semester loads are higher or lower than the standard For information about scholarships for international students, please visit: latrobe.edu.au/international/fees/ scholarships Scholarships As a postgraduate student, you could be eligible for a range of scholarships, awards and prizes To see if you are eligible for any scholarships, visit: Coursework latrobe.edu.au/scholarships/postgraduates Research latrobe.edu.au/research/future/scholarships §§ are shown in Australian dollars (A$) §§ are invoiced to students based on their actual credit point load for each semester §§ not include the cost of text books, health insurance or living expenses such as food, accommodation, transport and medical costs Business, Economics and Law Postgraduate Course Guide 2013 courses at a glance Course Campus Semester starts Domestic indicative annual full fee (A$) International indicative annual tuition fee (A$) Prerequisites Full-time: year 1, $11 670 $22 160 An Australian Bachelor’s degree in any discipline or an approved international equivalent Depending on prior studies, some exemptions or Advanced Standing may be granted International students must satisfy English language requirements Duration Page Accounting Graduate Diploma in Accounting MEL BEN A-W MiL Shp Master of Accounting and Financial Management MEL Full-time: years 1, $20 630 $23 600 An Australian Bachelor’s degree with a C grade average or higher in third year, or equivalent International students must satisfy English language requirements Master of Accounting (Research Studies) MEL Full-time: 1.5 years 1, $20 630 $23 600 Postgraduate accounting qualification with a minimum 65 per cent grade average, or professional qualification equivalent to CA or CPA, or coursework Master’s in accounting or cognate discipline Equivalent qualifications will be assessed by the director of the program for completion at an equivalent standard The offer of places in this course will depend upon supervisory capacity and approval International students must also satisfy English language requirements Master of Professional Accounting MEL Full-time: 1.5 years 1, $20 630 $23 600 An Australian Bachelor’s degree with a C grade average or higher in third year, or equivalent International students must satisfy English language requirements Full-time: year 1, $11 670 $22 160 An Australian Bachelor’s degree in any discipline or an approved international equivalent International students must also satisfy English language requirements 10 Business AND Management Graduate Diploma in Business Studies MEL BEN SHP Master of Business Administration MEL Full-time: 18 months Jan, Apr $30 000 $30 000 An Australian Bachelor’s degree or international equivalent, with a minimum C grade (60 per cent) average in the final year and three years of relevant postgraduate managerial experience Applicants with more than eight years of relevant managerial experience but without an undergraduate degree may be considered for professional entry International students must also satisfy English language requirements 12 Master of International Business MEL Full-time: year 1, $20 360 $29 450 An Australian Bachelor’s degree or approved international equivalent, with a C grade average or above in final year 10 Graduate Diploma in Economics MEL Full-time: year 1, $11 670 $22 160 An Australian Bachelor’s degree in any discipline Applicants with comparable qualifications are also considered 14 Postgraduate Diploma in Economics MEL Full-time: year $11 670 $22 160 An Australian Bachelor’s degree in economics or commerce, finance or business, majoring in economics, with at least a C grade average at third-year level Applicants with comparable qualifications are also considered 14 Graduate Diploma in Econometrics MEL Full-time: year 1, $11 670 $22 160 An Australian Bachelor’s degree in any discipline Applicants with comparable qualifications are also considered 14 Economics Business, Economics and Law Postgraduate Course Guide 2013 Course Campus Duration Semester starts Domestic indicative annual full fee (A$) International indicative annual tuition fee (A$) Prerequisites Page Finance Master of Financial Analysis MEL Full-time: 1.5 years 1, $20 630 $23 600 An Australian Bachelor’s degree with C grade average in the final year, or equivalent 16 Master of Financial Analysis (Financial Planning) MEL Full-time: 1.5 years 1, $20 630 $23 600 An Australian Bachelor’s degree or approved equivalent with a minimum final-year grade average of 60 per cent Students meeting performance requirements may transfer into this course from other specialised Master of Financial Analysis courses 16 Master of Financial Analysis (Investment) MEL Full-time: 1.5 years 1, $20 630 $23 600 An Australian Bachelor’s degree or approved equivalent with a grade average of 60 per cent or higher in the final year 16 Master of Financial Analysis / Master of Business Administration MEL Full-time: years 1, $20 250 $23 600 An Australian Bachelor’s degree or international equivalent, with a minimum C grade (60 per cent) average in the final year and three years of relevant postgraduate managerial experience Applicants with more than eight years of relevant managerial experience but without an undergraduate degree may be considered for professional entry International students must also satisfy English language requirements 16 Master of Financial Analysis / Master of International Business MEL Full-time: years 1, $20 630 $23 600 A La Trobe University Bachelor’s degree or approved equivalent, with grade average above 60 per cent in the final year 16 Master of Financial Analysis / Master of Islamic Banking and Finance MEL Full-time: 2.5 years 1, $20 630 $23 380 An Australian Bachelor’s degree with a minimum C grade average in the final year, or equivalent 16 Master of Financial Analysis / Master of Professional Accounting MEL Full-time: 2.5 years 1, $20 630 $23 600 An Australian Bachelor’s degree with a minimum C grade average in third year, or equivalent 16 Master of Islamic Banking and Finance MEL Full-time: 1.5 years 1, $20 630 $23 600 An Australian Bachelor’s degree with a minimum C grade average in third year, or equivalent 16 Information Systems Management Graduate Certificate in Information Systems Management MEL Full-time: year 1, $21 990 n / a An Australian Bachelor’s degree in any discipline, or approved equivalent Admission may be granted to candidates deemed suitably qualified via professional experience 18 Graduate Diploma in Information Systems Management MEL Full-time: year 1, $21 990 $23 600 An Australian Bachelor’s degree in any discipline, or approved equivalent 18 Master of Information Systems Management MEL Full-time: years 1, $21 990 $23 600 An Australian Bachelor’s degree in any discipline, or approved equivalent 18 Master of Business Information Management and Systems MEL Full-time: years 1, $21 990 $23 600 An Australian Bachelor’s degree in any discipline, or approved equivalent 18 How to get more information KEY to courses Campuses Semester starts MEL Melbourne Semester BEN Bendigo Semester A-W Albury-Wodonga Jan January MIL Mildura Apr April SHP Shepparton Jun June Franklin Street Nov Visit Find a Course for more course information: latrobe.edu.au/courses Abbreviations November FS n / a Not applicable Browse discipline areas at the faculty website: latrobe.edu.au/courses/fbel/areas-of-study/ postgraduate Business, Economics and Law Postgraduate Course Guide 2013 courses at a glance Course Campus Duration Semester starts Domestic indicative annual full fee (A$) International indicative annual tuition fee (A$) Prerequisites Page Law Graduate Certificate in Global Business Law MEL Full-time: months Jan, Jun, Nov $24 070 $25 810 An Australian Bachelor of Laws or approved international equivalent, or full membership of the Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia and CPA Australia 20 Graduate Diploma in Law MEL Full-time: year 1, $23 000 $23 300 An Australian Bachelor’s degree or an approved international equivalent 20 Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) MEL Full-time: years 1, $21 260 $22 830 Successful completion of an Australian Bachelor’s degree or equivalent Applicants who have completed an undergraduate degree in a language other than English must submit an IELTS (or equivalent) test result with a minimum overall band score of 6.5 with no individual score less than 6.0 20 Master of Commercial Law MEL Full-time: year 1, 2, Jan, Jun, Nov $23 620 $25 810 An Australian Bachelor’s degree, or approved international equivalent, plus two years of professional experience or full membership in the Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia or CPA Australia 20 Master of Global Business Law MEL Full-time: year 1, 2, Jan, Jun, Nov $24 070 $25 810 An Australian Bachelor’s degree or approved equivalent, and two years’ professional experience, as might be demonstrated by full membership of the Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia or CPA Australia 20 Master of International Business and Law MEL Full-time: year 1, $24 070 $27 620 An Australian Bachelor of Laws or approved international equivalent 20 Master of Laws MEL Full-time: year 1, 2, Jan, Jun, Nov $24 070 n / a An Australian Bachelor of Laws or approved international equivalent 20 Master of Laws International FS Full-time: year 1, 2, Jan, Jun, Nov n / a $25 810 A Bachelor of Laws degree or approved international equivalent from a jurisdiction other than Australia 20 MEL Full-time: year $24 070 $25 810 An Australian Bachelor of Laws or international equivalent, or full membership of the Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia and CPA Australia, or progression from the Graduate Certificate in Global Business Law with appropriate grade average 20 Master of Laws in Global Business Law How to get more information KEY to courses Campuses Semester starts MEL Melbourne Semester BEN Bendigo Semester A-W Albury-Wodonga Jan January MIL Mildura Apr April SHP Shepparton Jun June Franklin Street Nov November FS Business, Economics and Law Postgraduate Course Guide 2013 Abbreviations n / a Not applicable Visit Find a Course for more course information: latrobe.edu.au/courses Browse discipline areas at the faculty website: latrobe.edu.au/courses/fbel/areas-of-study/ postgraduate Course Campus Duration Semester starts Domestic indicative annual full fee (A$) International indicative annual tuition fee (A$) Prerequisites Page Marketing Postgraduate Diploma in Marketing MEL Full-time: year $11 760 $22 160 An Australian Bachelor’s degree majoring in marketing with a C grade average in third year, or Graduate Diploma majoring in marketing, or approved equivalent 22 Master of Marketing Management MEL Full-time: year 1, $20 360 $29 450 An Australian Bachelor’s degree or approved international equivalent, with a minimum C grade average in final year International students must satisfy English language requirements 22 Full-time: year 1, $11 670 $22 160 An Australian Bachelor’s degree or approved international equivalent 24 Full-time: year 1, $11 670 $22 160 An Australian Bachelor’s degree in any discipline Applicants with comparable qualifications are also considered 24 Tourism and Hospitality Graduate Diploma in Hospitality Management MEL A-W Graduate Diploma in Tourism Management MEL Business, Economics and Law Postgraduate Course Guide 2013 business, economics and law Accounting Accounting has been called the language of business and its graduates are among the most employable At La Trobe, you will complete a specialist degree built on a strong foundation in business skills Our accounting courses are internationally recognised They build on a broad foundation of study in contemporary accounting with a focus on financial accounting, auditing, finance, business law, taxation, management accounting and information systems A postgraduate qualification in accounting can help to advance your career in the private, public and not-for-profit sectors, as accounting and business skills are highly sought after by employers Many senior executives have built their careers on an accounting qualification The curriculum aims to facilitate entry into a wide range of challenging and rewarding careers in the accounting sector You can choose to specialise in financial accounting, auditing, management accounting, costing, investigative accounting, taxation, financial advice, strategic management or management consulting Our graduates typically find employment as corporate accountants, tax specialists, auditors, management accountants or investment analysts Our Department of Accounting has strong links with professional bodies and the business community Our Accounting Advisory Board comprises of senior staff from Deloitte, PwC, Australia Post, ANZ Bank, the Victorian Auditor-General’s Office and Hayes Knight Melbourne The Board advises on curriculum and other activities Senior members of the business community also present regular guest lectures into many of our subjects, providing you with practical insights into our discipline ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS All accounting postgraduate courses require an Australian Bachelor’s degree, or approved international equivalent Some courses not require prior experience or training in accounting, for example: §§ to undertake the Graduate Diploma in Accounting, no previous experience in accounting studies is required §§ to enter the Master of Professional Accounting or the Master of Accounting and Financial Management, no previous experience in accounting studies is required However, a C grade average or higher in the third year of your Bachelor’s degree is required The Master of Accounting (Research Studies) requires either a postgraduate accounting qualification, such as a Graduate Diploma with a 65 per cent grade average or higher, a professional qualification equivalent to a Chartered Accountants (CA) or Certified Practicing Accountants (CPA), or a coursework Master’s degree in accounting or a cognate discipline The director of the program will assess equivalent qualifications, and the offer of places will depend upon supervisory capacity and approval Business, Economics and Law Postgraduate Course Guide 2013 PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION Our course curriculum satisfies the academic requirements for associate membership of CPA Australia, the professional body for Certified Practicing Accountants in Australia With a membership of more than 139 000 accounting, finance, and business professionals across the globe, CPA Australia is one of the world’s largest accounting bodies In addition, our curriculum also satisfies admission to the Professional Year Program of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia, which can also be undertaken in some countries outside Australia Our courses are recognised by the Institute of Public Accountants and the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants business, economics and law FINANCE Our staff have extensive experience in the financial sector and will give you a thorough grasp of the knowledge, skills and analytical thinking required to pursue a career in finance or investment Our curriculum is based on the industryendorsed Chartered Financial Analysis (CFA) Institute Candidate Body of Knowledge™ It focuses on financial analysis, security valuation, portfolio management, and financial planning, and builds on a broad foundation of study in economics, accounting and quantitative methods We aim to facilitate entry into a wide range of challenging and rewarding careers in the financial sector, and to provide you with a pathway into the CFA and the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia (ICAA) – the recognised designation of professional excellence within the global investment industry Our lecturers and practitioners help you develop the knowledge, skills and analytical thinking required for professional accreditation as a CFA charter holder and a career in investment, banking or finance Many of our programs also qualify you to meet the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) RG146 compliance requirements This allows you to offer financial advice to individuals in Australia Master of Islamic Banking and Finance The Master of Islamic Banking and Finance is the first course established in Australia dedicated to Islamic banking and finance We aim to meet the growing need for graduates with sound academic and industry knowledge in Islamic finance in the Middle East and Southeast Asia, and in particular the Gulf Cooperation countries – Indonesia and Malaysia The course also prepares you to enter the growing Islamic finance sector in Australia The curriculum is built around a defined body of knowledge of proven relevance to the Islamic finance industry You will develop expertise in Islamic banking, Islamic insurance and Islamic capital markets 16 ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION All courses require a three-year Australian Bachelor’s degree or approved equivalent, with a minimum grade average of 60 per cent in the final year La Trobe Business School is a CFA Program Partner The CFA charter is the most widely recognised professional accreditation in finance in the world Established in 1962, it sets the global standard for investment knowledge, standards and ethics You can obtain the CFA charter by successfully completing examinations at three levels set by the CFA Institute, and having four years of professional experience in the investment industry Applicants for the Master of Financial Analysis with a three-year Bachelor’s degree in a relevant area and two years of relevant experience, or a four-year Bachelor’s degree in finance or accounting, may be eligible for six months of Advanced Standing (credit) Advanced Standing for the Foundation module is also provided for applicants who have passed the CFA Level I examination These students will complete the core module only Applicants for the two-year Master of Financial Analysis / Master of Professional Accounting course must also have a three-year Australian Bachelor’s degree that includes a major in finance, economics or accounting, or an approved international equivalent Business, Economics and Law Postgraduate Course Guide 2013 If you are a Master’s graduate with three years of industry experience, you also qualify for membership with the Financial Services Institute of Australasia and the Finance and Treasury Association at the level of Senior Associate The Master of Financial Analysis / Master of Professional Accounting is accredited by CPA Australia (the professional body for Certified Practising Accountants in Australia), the Institute of Chartered business, economics and law We aim to facilitate entry into a wide range of challenging and rewarding careers in the financial sector Combining the Master of Financial Analysis with the Master of Professional Accounting expands the range of careers available to you to include those of accountant, accounting and business consultant, tax assessor, auditor, and financial controller within large and small corporations As a graduate, you will be prepared for employment in investment companies, stockbroking firms, investment banks, management and consulting firms, and insurance companies Accountants in Australia (ICAA), and the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) in the UK Completion of this degree provides you with an associate membership with CPA Australia, and entry into both the CPA program and the Chartered Accountant Program of the ICAA CAREER OPPORTUNITIES A recent survey of CFA charter holders showed that the most common positions held included portfolio manager and investment strategist, as well as a range of analytical positions focused on asset allocation, equity securities, fixed income securities and derivative securities, credit analysis, quantitative analysis, mergers and acquisitions The Master of Financial Analysis / Master of Business Administration and the Master of Financial Analysis / Master of International Business offer opportunities to advance your career in general management in national and international settings Graduates of the Islamic Banking and Finance courses may further their careers in the Islamic financial services industry by developing a professional niche in specific areas of banking and finance, such as Islamic insurance (takaful), Islamic structured products, regulation and supervision, research and development, wealth management, analysis and consultancy, business analysis, banking, academia and risk analysis finance courses The following courses in finance are offered at La Trobe: §§ Master of Financial Analysis §§ Master of Financial Analysis (Financial Planning) §§ Master of Financial Analysis (Investment) §§ Master of Financial Analysis /  Master of Business Administration §§ Master of Financial Analysis / Master of International Business §§ Master of Financial Analysis /  Master of Islamic Banking and Finance §§ Master of Financial Analysis /  Master of Professional Accounting §§ Master of Islamic Banking and Finance A sample course structure is shown below to give you an idea of the range of subjects covered and the distribution of specialist subjects and electives Master of Financial Analysis Sample course structure Foundation Principles of Economics Principles of Finance Statistics for Business and Finance Core Debt Securities Derivative Securities Econometric Methods Portfolio Management Electives Year Accounting for Managers Choose four electives For detailed course information, visit: latrobe.edu.au/courses Business, Economics and Law Postgraduate Course Guide 2013 17 business, economics and law INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT Our postgraduate programs are aimed at graduates of all disciplines who are looking to combine their existing skills with industry-driven and business-focused IT skills In this course, you will learn to develop business solutions in areas such as customer relationship management, marketing, accounting, and finance using industry-based enterprise resource planning tools (e.g SAP) and business intelligence tools (e.g SAS) You will also develop an understanding of the analysis, design, and application of business information systems, and gain knowledge and skills in data warehousing, entrepreneurship and IT, information systems management and business intelligence Our business-focused IT subjects cover areas such as information systems design, information systems management, enterprise resource planning and customer relationship management, human computer interaction, business intelligence, entrepreneurship and IT data warehousing, knowledge management, IT project management and decision support systems Students of the Master of Information Systems Management may also be selected by one or more of our industry partners for an unpaid internship program of up to 12 weeks These companies conduct business in a number of areas, including business intelligence, enterprise and resource planning, and healthcare ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Applicants require an Australian Bachelor’s degree in any discipline, or approved international equivalent You may be considered for professional entry if you have suitable experience Applicants for the Master of Business Information Management and Systems also require a C grade average in their undergraduate degree 18  The Agora, Melbourne campus  CAREER OPPORTUNITIES PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION Our Information Systems Management programs are designed to meet employer demands for professionals with an understanding of business processes and information systems management tools The Master of Information Systems Management is professionally accredited by the Australian Computer Society Typical roles for graduates include: business intelligence manager or consultant, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) or IT consultant, IT manager, project manager, chief information officer, IT entrepreneurship consultant, business systems analyst or manager, business systems strategy analyst or planner and SAP consultant Accountants, marketers and finance professionals will enjoy new promotional opportunities with enhanced, applied IT skills Business, Economics and Law Postgraduate Course Guide 2013 The Graduate Diploma in Information Systems Management has associatelevel accreditation with the Australian Computer Society business, economics and law You will develop an understanding of the analysis, design, and application of business information systems information systems management courses The following courses in information systems management are offered at La Trobe: §§ Graduate Certificate in Information Systems Management §§ Graduate Diploma in Information Systems Management §§ Master of Information Systems Management §§ Master of Business Information Management and Systems A sample course structure is shown below to give you an idea of the range of subjects covered and the distribution of specialist subjects and electives Master of Business Information Management and Systems Sample course structure Semester Business Information Systems Design Business Information Systems Management Enterprise Information Systems Entrepreneurship in IT Semester Data Warehouse Concepts and Design Decision Support Systems Enterprise Business Intelligence Knowledge Management Systems Semester Business Intelligence Project Design Enterprise Information Systems Elective Elective Semester Business Intelligence Project Implementation Professional Topics in Business Systems Decision Support Systems Elective Year Year For detailed course information, visit: latrobe.edu.au/courses Business, Economics and Law Postgraduate Course Guide 2013 19 business, economics and law LAW La Trobe Law School offers an innovative, high-quality legal education with a strong commitment to social justice and interdisciplinary enquiry We provide a global perspective and a real emphasis on hands-on experience Taught by some of the world’s leading academics and practitioners, our postgraduate law programs provide you with an opportunity to gain a background in domestic and international commercial law, conflict resolution, global business and public interest law “I began study at La Trobe as a mother with a small baby Studying part-time allowed me to prioritise my children and to enjoy the process of learning The knowledge I gained in my Master’s degree and during my PhD studies is directly relevant to my work in the Strategy and Policy group at ASIC.” Jane Rennie Strategy Advisor, Strategic Policy, Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), (Bachelor of Laws (Honours), Master in Global Business Law, PhD) 20 You will have the opportunity to gain experience through placements in community legal services, judicial mentoring and by participating in simulated client interviews and moots Our courses allow you to interact with distinguished scholars and practitioners in global business and public interest law Some of our courses also present you with the opportunity to study overseas You can, for example, study the subject ‘Introduction to Chinese Law’ in Shanghai, or take winter school in Hong Kong or Geneva Please note that there may be visa implications for international students Global Business Law Our suite of Global Business Law programs offer law and non-law graduates the opportunity to study commercial law taught by some of the world’s leading academics and commercial practitioners We offer a range of subjects in US, European and Asian law (such as International Commercial Arbitration, USA Corporations Law and Comparative Legal Traditions) to prepare you for a career in international business and legal environments Admission to legal practice Our Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) is an accredited professional qualification in law with an emphasis on global and social justice and on developing practical skills It combines technical excellence with the insights and methods needed to appreciate the social and economic context of law Business, Economics and Law Postgraduate Course Guide 2013 This course includes subjects required for admission to legal practice (often referred to as the ‘Priestley 11’) as well as a broad range of electives, many with a practical skills component CAREER OPPORTUNITIES You are likely to find employment opportunities in the public and private sectors, and in not-for-profit organisations These include opportunities in the legal profession, politics, business and commerce, government service, public administration, education, community legal services, and public interest advocacy groups Equally, the opportunity exists for graduates to start their own business Although many students interested in studying law are looking towards a career as a legal practitioner (that is, as a solicitor or a barrister), there are many other opportunities available in the legal field, including work as a registrar, law clerk or legal assistant, legal executive, judge’s associate or law librarian Our courses equip you with a range of skills that you will find useful in many other occupations These include legal research techniques, legal reasoning, the evaluation of rules and policies, the presentation of written and oral arguments, and the ability to communicate in everyday English ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Postgraduate law courses for graduates with a non-law background require an Australian Bachelor’s degree in any discipline, or approved international equivalent Postgraduate law courses for graduates with a law background also require an Australian Bachelor of Laws or approved international equivalent Applicants to the Master of Laws International require a Bachelor of Laws from a jurisdiction other than Australia business, economics and law Our courses allow you to interact with distinguished scholars and practitioners traineeship (formerly known as articles of clerkship), or an approved practical legal training course such as that offered by the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law International graduates require a relevant visa to complete a supervised workplace traineeship in Australia International applicants are advised to obtain assurance of recognition of the course by relevant professional bodies in their preferred country of practice Applicants for the Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) must provide a personal profile or curriculum vitae in addition to certified documentation relating to academic performance This profile should address professional experience, personal achievements, any relevant personal circumstances, community involvement and career goals PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION The Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) includes subjects approved by the Victorian Council of Legal Education, which must be completed successfully to qualify for admission to legal practice Admission to practise as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria requires the completion of a supervised workplace law courses The following courses in law are offered at La Trobe: §§ Graduate Certificate in Global Business Law §§ Graduate Diploma in Law §§ Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) §§ Master of Commercial Law §§ Master of Global Business Law §§ Master of International Business and Law §§ Master of Laws §§ Master of Laws in Global Business Law §§ Master of Laws International A sample course structure is shown below Students choose eight electives from the Global Business Law program, based on their area of interest These subjects are indicative only “My memories as a student at La Trobe bring to mind the great friendships I made, long nights lost in the library cramming for exams and the burning hunger to succeed and make a difference.” Kon Karapanagiotidis OAM Chief Executive Officer, Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (Bachelor of Laws) master of laws Sample course structure Semester Common Law and the Australian Legal System Introduction to American Law USA Corporations Law International Business Transactions Semester USA Tort Law USA Contracts Law International Criminal Law International Commercial Arbitration Year For detailed course information, visit: latrobe.edu.au/courses Business, Economics and Law Postgraduate Course Guide 2013 21 business, economics and law MARKETING There is strong demand for qualified marketing personnel in Australia and abroad We offer two innovative and broad postgraduate courses in marketing that are designed to equip you with the marketing tools you need to take your career to the next level “La Trobe’s Master of Marketing Management provided me with the flexibility to complete my postgraduate degree while still being able to work full-time I found La Trobe’s educational culture encouraged learning by offering flexibility, and lecturers were approachable with exceptional industry experience They used industry-related examples to explain the theories and concepts which made the content of the subjects easier to understand.” Olivia Lawrence Marketing Coordinator, Victoria Racing Club (Master of Marketing Management) 22 ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION Entry to the Postgraduate Diploma in Marketing requires an Australian Bachelor’s degree or Graduate Diploma with a major in marketing and a C grade average in third year, or an approved international equivalent You will be eligible for free student membership with the Australian Marketing Institute (AMI) Membership provides access to a wide range of extracurricular activities specifically aimed at emerging marketing professionals The Master of Marketing Management is aimed at recent graduates from all disciplines who wish to establish a career in marketing You will require an undergraduate or graduate degree from an Australian college or university (or comparable degree from a recognised or accredited institution outside Australia) to enrol in this course Applicants must be able to demonstrate proficiency in English, and have achieved a C grade average or above in their final year to qualify Business, Economics and Law Postgraduate Course Guide 2013 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Graduates are qualified to manage general and specific marketing functions within the private, public and not-for-profit sectors Employment opportunities can be found in: advertising, public relations, media buying, media planning, brand management, business-to-business marketing, direct response marketing, distribution channel marketing, international marketing, marketing models and systems analysis, marketing research, new product planning, retailing management, sales and sales management, and services marketing business, economics and law Postgraduate Diploma in Marketing Sample course structure Qualitative Techniques for Management and Marketing Research Semester Research Design Principles Semester Postgraduate Diploma Thesis Option C Year Quantitative Data Analysis Theory in Marketing For detailed course information, visit: latrobe.edu.au/courses Master of Marketing Management Sample course structure Core Marketing Management Consumer Behaviour Marketing Research Corporate Strategy Services Marketing and Management Integrated Marketing Communications Supply Chain Management Business Research Methods Year Accounting for Managers Advanced and International Marketing Customer Relationship Management Electives (choose four) For detailed course information, visit: latrobe.edu.au/courses Business, Economics and Law Postgraduate Course Guide 2013 23 business, economics and law TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY The tourism and hospitality industries are the world’s largest employers, and there is growing demand for graduates with business management skills and training Our courses aim to prepare you for professional and managerial roles in this dynamic industry You will study the development of tourism, the marketing of tourist destinations and the analysis of tourism activity Each of our courses offers a broad range of electives specialising in areas such as wine tourism, resorts, hotel management, services marketing, advertising and promotions They are designed to be flexible, allowing you to focus your studies on areas of the industry that interest you “Studying my course, and the work opportunities gained through the University, provided me with the specialist skills I need to succeed in the workforce My degree gave me a real skills advantage and prepared me for the high standards of my professional career I utilise my La Trobe experiences every day.” ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS The Graduate Diploma in Tourism Management and the Graduate Diploma in Hospitality Management are both suitable for graduates from any discipline To gain entry into these courses, you will need an Australian Bachelor’s degree or approved international equivalent CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Graduates of the Graduate Diploma in Tourism Management are likely to find employment in the airline industry, coach companies, cruise liners, holiday resorts, tourist attractions, ecotourism, event and conference management You may also find employment in international sporting events and festivals, government tourism organisations and wholesale and retail tourism Graduates of the Hospitality Management Diploma are likely to find employment opportunities in event and convention centre management, the wine industry, restaurant operations and small businesses Rebecca Martin Business Research Coordinator, Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (Master of Tourism with Honours)  Boynton’s Feathertop Winery, Victoria’s High Country  24 Business, Economics and Law Postgraduate Course Guide 2013 business, economics and law Graduate Diploma in Tourism Management Sample course structure Semester Year Tourism Psychology and Consumer Behaviour Semester Four Tourism Specialisation electives Candidates whose initial degree contains no relevant business subjects may be required to take one or more of the following subjects: Three Tourism Specialisation electives Accounting for Management Decisions (Semester or 2) Economics for the Tourism and Leisure Industry (Semester or 2) Foundations of Management (Semester 2) For detailed course information, visit: latrobe.edu.au/courses Graduate Diploma in Hospitality Management Sample course structure Semester Special Event and Meeting Industry Management Six electives (for elective options please see a course coordinator) Semester Hospitality Service Delivery Six electives (for elective options please see a course coordinator) Year For detailed course information, visit: latrobe.edu.au/courses Business, Economics and Law Postgraduate Course Guide 2013 25  Borchardt Library, Melbourne campus  RESEARCH OPTIONS The Faculty of Business, Economics and Law fosters a vibrant research culture We boast a large community of active research staff in a broad range of areas The faculty is home to seven dynamic interdisciplinary research centres and units: Our staff members conduct research in a broad range of areas and many are available to supervise individual research projects at Master’s and Doctorate levels §§ Centre for Sustainable Regional Communities (CSRC) Research courses can be started anytime during the year at our campuses in Melbourne, Bendigo, Albury-Wodonga and Shepparton Courses can range from two to four years of full-time study §§ Centre for Public Sector Governance, Accountability and Performance (CPSGAP) §§ Research Centre for Computers, Communication and Social Innovation (RECCSI) §§ Centre for Sport and Social Impact (CSSI) §§ The Centre for Water Policy and Management (CWPM) §§ Tourism and Hospitality Research Unit (THRU) §§ Sustainability and Social Marketing Australasia / Asia Pacific Research and Training Unit (SSMART) As a research university, the support of an active, relevant research culture is of key importance to us This is reflected in our range of facilities to support research, including an outstanding library, office and computer facilities for research students, and flexible access to resources and staff 26 You can choose from the following qualifications: §§ Master of Business §§ Master of Economics §§ Master of Laws §§ Doctor of Juridical Science §§ Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) How to apply for a research course Applications for research study differ from coursework programs They involve initially identifying an appropriate research supervisor – generally someone who is already an expert in your field of interest Business, Economics and Law Postgraduate Course Guide 2013 The three Schools of the Faculty each have detailed information about research staff, recent publications and Research Units and Centres We encourage you to browse this information to familiarise yourself with our research Research information for each of our Schools can be found at: Business latrobe.edu.au/business/research Economics latrobe.edu.au/economics/research Law latrobe.edu.au/law/research When you have identified a Research Supervisor, the next step is to apply to the University through the Research and Graduate Studies Office The University’s research application process can be reviewed at: latrobe.edu.au/research Your Research Supervisor may also offer advice on the application process international APPLICANTs HOW TO APPLY If you are an international student studying Year 12 in Australia, you should apply to La Trobe through the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC) All other international applicants must apply directly to the University For more information, see: latrobe.edu.au/international/apply/how-to ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS International students applying for postgraduate programs must provide evidence of English language proficiency Some courses may require a higher level of English proficiency For more information see La Trobe’s International Postgraduate and Research Course Guide 2013 or visit: latrobe.edu.au/international/apply/ how-to/English ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS If you are an international students applying for admission to La Trobe University, you must meet academic entry requirements for postgraduate courses before commencing Please see individual course descriptions for specific admission requirements However, at a minimum, applicants must have: §§ a Bachelor’s degree from La Trobe University, another recognised university or educational institution, or an approved, international equivalent qualification §§ a combination of qualifications and professional experience which, in the opinion of the faculty, is considered suitable preparation for entry to the proposed course of study CONDITIONAL OFFERS If you not meet the entry requirements for your course, you can still apply to study at La Trobe University The University can make a conditional offer, which is subject to you meeting certain conditions (for example, English language requirements) You must fulfil the conditions stated in your conditional offer before it can be changed to a full offer If you are required to meet certain English language requirements, we recommend La Trobe Melbourne to help you reach the appropriate level For more information, see: latrobe.edu.au/international/apply/ acceptance/understanding CHANGE OF ENROLMENT OR DEFERMENT La Trobe University is obliged to notify the Department of Industry, Innovation, Science, Research and Tertiary Education (DIIRSTE) if it is deferring, intermitting, suspending or cancelling a student’s enrolment These changes to enrolment can affect a student’s visa DIIRSTE will record this change to enrolment and send the information to the Department of Immigration and Citizenship La Trobe University can only permit an international student to intermit from their studies (defer their studies for up to 12 months) on the grounds of: compassionate and compelling circumstances; where we are unable to offer a prerequisite subject; or where a student is unable to commence their course due to delays in receiving their student visa A student’s enrolment may be cancelled due to nonpayment of tuition fees A student being found guilty of academic misconduct, or inappropriate conduct, or who has conditions set by the Academic Progress Committee due to lack of academic progress, may have their enrolment suspended A student who has had their enrolment suspended by the University has 20 working days to appeal the decision Once 20 days have elapsed, or the internal appeals process has been completed and the decision to suspend upheld, a student will be reported to DIIRSTE For more information on University policy and regulations, see: latrobe.edu.au/policy STUDENT VISAS It is your responsibility to ensure you obtain a valid passport and student visa before you enter Australia for study purposes Visa assessment levels are determined by country of citizenship and course type With a student visa: §§ if you are under 18 years of age, and you are not accompanied nor staying with a relative or custodian who is at least 21 years of age, you must not change your accommodation, support or general welfare arrangements without written approval from La Trobe University §§ you must inform your education provider within seven days of your arrival in Australia of your current residential address, and must advise of any changes of address within seven days of it occurring For up-to-date details on visas and assessment levels, please see: immi.gov.au/students As a condition of a student visa you are required to be enrolled in a full-time load and complete your course in the minimum time, as stated on your eCOE, unless: §§ there are compelling or compassionate circumstances §§ you have deferred your course, or you have an intervention plan in place §§ you have received Advanced Standing (credit) that affects your load during a relevant progression period §§ you have problems with academic progress §§ you undertake subjects at times other than Semester 1 or 2, which count towards your course credits (e.g during Summer School) Please contact your nearest Australian Diplomatic Mission for more information: immi.gov.au Assistance with visa applications is available from the University’s representatives: latrobe.edu.au/international/agents Please note: La Trobe is unable to provide advice concerning immigration matters For more information on international entry requirements, fees and more, see La Trobe’s International Postgraduate and Research Course Guide 2013 or visit: latrobe.edu.au/international §§ you must undertake a CRICOS approved course §§ you must satisfy course progress requirements and maintain a valid enrolment for your chosen course of study §§ you and your family members must not work without permission If you are given permission to work, you must not work more than 20 hours a week during the semester, unless otherwise specified §§ you must maintain your Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) at all times when you are in Australia Business, Economics and Law Postgraduate Course Guide 2013 27 OUR CAMPUSES For accommodation details for all of La Trobe’s campuses and information about life at La Trobe, please see: §§ International Postgraduate and Research Course Guide 2013 §§ latrobe.edu.au/international/living/ accommodation §§ latrobe.edu.au/life MELBOURNE Melbourne is La Trobe’s largest campus and one of the most attractive university campuses in Australia It covers 267 hectares of stunning parkland and waterways, and includes a major wildlife sanctuary It is a complete campus community with residential college-style accommodation and services, including a bookshop, hairdresser, travel agent, printing services, weekly market, optometrist, banks, bakery, post office, theatre, cinema, convenience store and child care facilities Cafés and restaurants provide a range of food on-campus, including modern Australian, European, Chinese, Japanese, Indian, vegetarian and halal Close to the action Travel between La Trobe and central Melbourne takes about 30 to 40 minutes by bus or car or around 50 minutes by tram There are shopping facilities near the campus BENDIGO La Trobe’s second-largest campus is spread over 33 hectares (81 acres) of picturesque native Australian bushland, where you can often find kangaroos and other wildlife As La Trobe’s second-largest campus, Bendigo offers access to a full range of services and facilities and the benefits of studying at a friendly regional campus, including smaller class sizes Golden heritage Bendigo is a vibrant regional centre, boasting beautiful streets created from one of the world’s greatest gold rushes Now fondly regarded as an arts and cultural hub, the city’s historic streets boast great food, wine and boutique shopping Bendigo’s many magnificent buildings and monuments are a wonderful backdrop to this fascinating destination ALBURY-WODONGA The Albury-Wodonga campus is set on 26 hectares and hosts about 1000 students Its modern facilities support world-class teaching, learning and research The campus provides a welcoming and supportive environment for pursuing courses and research programs that are highly respected by employers and academic institutions worldwide This regional hub crosses two states of Australia: the city of Wodonga is in Victoria, and the city of Albury is across the Murray River in New South Wales Together, Albury and Wodonga make up one of the largest regional centres in Australia, with a population of about 90 000 people It has a substantial central business district and offers spectacular scenery and a multitude of recreational activities – skiing, snowboarding, canoeing and hiking It also has great cafes and an active night life The Hume Freeway, and regular train and air services provide easy connections to Sydney and Melbourne alburywodongaaustralia.com.au MILDURA The Mildura campus is a very close and diverse community with students from all age groups and backgrounds Being a smaller campus, you will benefit from more one-on-one contact time with our academics and staff The campus includes a childcare centre and a library, and there is nearby student accommodation Mediterranean outback Near the border between New South Wales and South Australia, in the far north-west of Victoria, Mildura has a much warmer climate than Melbourne – it is often referred to as the ‘Mediterranean in the outback’ Mildura is the hub of the Sunraysia agricultural district which produces much of Victoria’s supply of citrus and grapes The multicultural community of 60 000 people hosts an increasing range of cultural, sporting and culinary events, and has many award-winning restaurants visitmildura.com.au bendigotourism.com 28  Albury-Wodonga campus  Spectacular rural environment Business, Economics and Law Postgraduate Course Guide 2013 SHEPPARTON The Shepparton campus offers you high-quality, flexible education in a relaxed, friendly and caring environment Courses focus on your employability and strengthening the regional community Within a new A$10 million building, you can enjoy one of the most modern university environments in Australia, plus smaller class sizes and personalised teaching experiences Vibrant and progressive Shepparton is a two-hour drive from Melbourne and lies in the heart of the Goulburn Valley, Victoria’s oldest fruit-growing district The region offers beautiful countryside, the Goulburn River, native forests and rich farmlands Shepparton’s population is culturally diverse with a large proportion of indigenous and overseas-born residents The region can be accessed by car, or regional bus and train services greatershepparton.com.au/visitors FRANKLIN STREET A number of postgraduate programs plus several research centres are based at this La Trobe campus building, located in the heart of Melbourne’s central business district It is near Melbourne’s biggest and oldest, open-air market, the Queen Victoria Market visitmelbourne.com APPLY NOW Applying for postgraduate courses at La Trobe is straightforward – just ensure you supply all requested information so your application is not delayed Coursework programs Important dates Important note Applying for a coursework program at La Trobe mostly involves supplying information to prove you meet the minimum course requirements Applications for most coursework programs close between late October and late January for Semester 1, and in July for mid-year entry (if it is available for that course) If you miss the closing date, talk to the Future Students Centre on 1300 135 045 about late applications for your course This information is for Australian citizens and permanent residents only Disclaimer: The information contained in this brochure is indicative only The University does not give any warranties in relation to the currency, accuracy or completeness of the contents The University reserves the right to make changes without notice at any time in its absolute discretion, including but not limited to varying admission and assessment requirements, and discontinuing or varying courses Users of this publication are advised to check with the relevant faculty or department before acting on the information published in this brochure To the extent permitted by law, the University does not accept responsibility or liability for any injury, loss, claim or damage arising out of or in any way connected with the use of the information contained in this brochure or any error, omission or defect in the information contained in this brochure Published by La Trobe University, August 2012 La Trobe University is a registered provider under the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS) CRICOS Provider 00115M 5397 To apply for a coursework program, visit: latrobe.edu.au/postgrad/apply/ coursework-programs If you are an international applicant, see the section on page 27 You will also find more information in our International Postgraduate and Research Course Guide 2013, or visit: latrobe.edu.au/international Open Days 2012 Melbourne Sunday 26 August Bendigo Sunday 19 August Albury-Wodonga Sunday August Mildura (evening) Friday 17 August Shepparton (evening) Friday 10 August Want to know more? 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