Online Course Brochure
For enrolment in 2009
- The Course
- Course Structure
- About Distance Education
- Admission Requirements
- Cost of Study
- How to Apply
- About the School
- CSU Contacts
Admission requirements
There are two broad categories of applicants:
- those who already hold an undergraduate degree
and - those who will be admitted if they can demonstrate other academic and/or professional qualifications and/or work experience acceptable to the University
Applicants with an undergraduate degree may be admitted directly to each of the three levels of postgraduate courses offered. Dependent upon academic and/or professional qualifications and experience, non-graduates will be admitted through the Graduate Certificate/Diploma pathway and be eligible to complete a Master of Ethics and Legal Studies with the addition of four subjects as specified in the course structure.
Non-graduate applicants should contact info.csu on 1800 227 337 to speak with the Course Coordinator to discuss their eligibility and be prepared to present a case demonstrating their academic capacity and relevant experience. Salient considerations will be seniority of position and relevance of work experience, other training and/or qualifications.
Non-graduates applying to undertake a specialisation will also need to have demonstrable relevant qualifications and/or experience in that (or a sufficiently similar) area of specialisation.