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Frequently asked questions regarding The University of
Newcastle Grad School.com Postgraduate programmes
What are the available Postgraduate
programmes?
GradSchool offers more than 450 quality online courses across
60 degree programmes in the following fields:
- Business & Marketing
- Education & Arts
- Science & Aviation
- Information Technology
- Health
- Nursing & Midwifery
What qualification will I receive
and is the programme recognised??
GradSchool offers the opportunity to gain internationally recognised
programmes through The University of Newcastle. You can earn a Graduate Certificate,
Graduate Diploma, Master or Doctoral degree.
Does the final qualification say
this is a 'distance-learning programme'?
Your final qualification only states that you studied at The University
of Newcastle, Australia.
What is the tuition fee for the entire
programme?
Pay as you go:
The Online programmes administered by GradSchool are full fee-paying programmes,
but you only pay for the postgraduate courses you take in the term that you attempt
them, which means you don't have to make an upfront financial commitment to the
entire programme. Fees differ from programme to programme, and fees for individual
courses can vary too, so please check the details of your specific postgraduate program. It's also a good
idea to review both your programme's requirements and course availability before
choosing your courses.
For a full schedule of programme fees visit the following website:
http://www.gradschool.com.au/How-to-Apply/Program-Fees.aspx
On this site you can find a 'fees and program tool' that will give you an indicative
summary of what your postgraduate programme will cost.
Your course materials will contain the prescribed textbook and course notes/CDs
that are set by the course coordinator unless otherwise stated.
What is the duration of the programme??
The duration of courses varies depending on the programme selected
and if you choose to study full-time or part-time.
What is the entry requirement?
If you would like to apply for entry into one of The University
of Newcastle's postgraduate programmes or individual courses, you are required to
meet the following general criteria:
- You must have an undergraduate degree from a recognised institution or equivalent
appropriate industry experience and qualifications.
- You must be able to supply certified copies of all the documents your course requires.
- If you are from a non-English-speaking background, you need to satisfy the University's
English language requirements and provide proof of your English proficiency as part
of your application:
http://www.gradschool.com.au/International-Applicants/English-Language-Proficiency.aspx
How much study-time do I need to
put in each week?
The recommended number of hours for each course is 10 - 12 hours
per week. Programmes are either trimester-based, taught in three 12-week blocks
starting in January, May and September, or semester-based, divided into two 13-week
teaching periods, beginning in March and July.
What kind of study-support will I
get?
The postgraduate programmes and courses we administer are taught
by The University of Newcastle academics. The academics use Blackboard which is
a Web-based environment that enables you to access, engage and interact with online
information and activities, and with people in the online environment. Almost all
GradSchool postgraduate programmes are taught via this online system, which creates
stimulating virtual classrooms where staff and students can effectively interact.
How can I get further information
and assistance regarding application procedure in Singapore?
Educational Link Consultants is the official representative in
Singapore for The University of Newcastle Grad School.com.
Do I need to pay if I apply through
Educational Link?
No. Educational Link's service to you is Free-of-Charge.
Consultation is by appointment only.
Please call 6238 7310 for an appointment.
Alternatively you may send an email to:
bill@edulink.com.sg
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