Online Course Brochure
For enrolment in 2009
- The Course
- Course Structure
- About Distance Education
- Admission Requirements
- Cost of Study
- How to Apply
- Course Showcase
- About the School
- CSU Contacts
Admission requirements
Students should normally have undergraduate Bachelor level qualifications in the allied health, community and social services, or welfare disciplines.
Priority for admission will be given to students who:
- are already employed in related fields (i.e. disability, aged care, leisure and health, occupational therapy, speech pathology, nursing)
- have a credit average or better in their most recent prior studies
- have two or more years experience in the field/s that the Master
of Gerontology studies are to be applied
and/or - are affiliated with an appropriate professional organisation