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AHEGS

UNSW and the Australian Higher Education Graduation Statement (AHEGS)

In September 2008 the Minister for Education the Hon Julia Gillard MP announced the introduction of the Australian Higher Education Graduation Statement (AHEGS) for all higher education graduates in Australian Universities.

UNSW’s intention is to implement the AHEGS for students completing their program in Semester 1, 2010. The first AHEGS will be provided to students attending August/September 2010 graduation ceremonies.

The AHEGS will be issued to students in all Faculties and on all campuses. On graduation students will receive; a Testamur, an Academic Transcript and an AHEGS. From Semester 1, 2010 information currently contained in UNSW’s Supplementary Transcript will be incorporated in the AHEGS.

The PVC (Students) and Registrar has commenced work on the functional requirements and design of the new document. Further information on the AHEGS’s implementation will follow in early 2010.

Background information on the AHEGS is available from the DEEWR website:
http://www.dest.gov.au/sectors/higher_education/publications_resources/profiles/proposal_for_an_australian_higher_education_graduation.htm

UNSW JD - Juris Doctor

The UNSW JD: Open up a world of opportunity and possibility.

The UNSW JD is the new law degree for graduates of disciplines other than law and leads to admission to legal practice. 

• Study law with a mature cohort of students with proven proficiency in tertiary study
• Core of 17 courses plus 9 elective law courses giving you the depth and breadth of study to set you apart in today’s competitive careers market
• An exclusively postgraduate degree for graduates of disciplines other than law
• Offers a mix of Commonwealth Supported and full-fee places
• Honours will be awarded to the highest performing UNSW JD graduates
• The JD is an internationally recognised law degree and valued by employers around the world
• A comprehensive and established social justice program of internships, both local and international, and clinical legal practice onsite at Kingsford Legal Centre (KLC),a community legal centre
• Study at Australia's leading law faculty [Top in the Australian Government's Learning and Teaching Performance Fund 2007, 2008, 2009]

A limited number of early offers to the UNSW JD will be made on 13 November 2009. Early offers must be accepted by 18 December 2009.

The main round of offers to the UNSW JD will be made on 8 January 2010 and must be accepted by 12 February 2010.

JD classes commence on Wednesday 24 February 2010.

UNSW Professional Development Program 2009

The UNSW Professional Development Program (International Students) is an initiative to assist UNSW international students with English as a second language to further develop their communication skills in a professional setting and gain practical workplace experience to enhance their career opportunities.

Exam Results for Semester 2 2009

We hope that you all performed well in your final exams. Congratulations to those that have just completed their last semester and we wish you all the best in your future endeavours.

Official Release of Results - Wednesday 2nd December 2009

  @ 9:00am (via your student email account)

  @ 6:00pm (via myUNSW)

Studying at UNSW - ATAX

Australia School of Taxation (ATAX) When you study taxation at a postgraduate level, you are investing in a study program that offers you maximum flexibility. You are choosing study that lets you balance your work, family and other responsibilities. You are investing in a study program that suits your learning style, whether you attend weekly classes, study independently by flexible distance mode or choose a combination of both. Atax has the right balance of course delivery modes to suit your needs. We can offer you face to face classes, distance learning, intensive short courses or single course enrolment. Learning Support We offer you comprehensive study materials, My eLearning Vista, library support and much more… Talk to our Student Services Team about setting up the right learning path for you. They understand that balancing study with work and personal commitments can be challenging. So make them your first port of call – they are happy to help.

Programs Offered

Masters Programs
Master of Taxation
Master of Applied Taxation
Master of International Taxation
Master of Laws (Taxation)
Master of Revenue Administration
Master of Taxation and Financial Planning

Graduate Diploma Programs
Graduate Diploma in Advanced Taxation
Graduate Diploma of Revenue Administration
Graduate Diploma in Taxation Studies
Graduate Diploma in Taxation and Financial Planning

Graduate Certificate Programs
Graduate Certificate of Revenue Administration
Graduate Certificate in Taxation Studies
Graduate Certificate in Taxation and Financial Planning

Research Programs
Master of Taxation by Research
PhD

AGSM @ UNSW

The Australian Graduate School of Management’s Master of Business Administration (AGSM MBA) and AGSM Executive Programs have more than thirty years’ history of leadership in Australia. AGSM programs are recognised internationally for their rigour, relevance and the unique student experience provided for students and course participants.

The Australian School of Business, Australia’s leading business school and a centre of excellence for business education and research in the Asia Pacific region, delivers AGSM programs at the University of New South Wales (UNSW).

How to apply

Applications to the full-time AGSM MBA Program for commencement in January 2010 are now open.

Before applying, interested candidates should satisfy the entry requirements, and note that meeting these requirements does not guarantee an offer. The AGSM MBA Program takes between 65 and 90 students, so competition is fierce. To be successful, candidates must demonstrate excellence across the entire application.

Application dates

Admission to the MBA Program will be determined over three rounds. The Selection Committee makes final decisions on complete applications within four weeks of submission.

Round 1

·         Completed Application due 1 June 2009

·         Offers sent out 30 June 2009

·         Offers accepted 30 July 2009

Round 2

·         Completed Application due 1 August 2009

·         Offers sent out 30 August 2009

·         Offers accepted 30 September 2009

Round 3

·         Completed Application due 1 October 2009

·         Offers sent out 15 October 2009

·         Offers accepted 1 November 2009

Please be aware that a completed application includes the online application as well as all required documentation. Applications or documentation submitted after each specific round deadline will be rolled over for consideration in the following round.

Application process

The application process may differ slightly for each applicant, however, please follow the steps below:

1. Complete and submit the online application before the specific round deadline. Applications must be completed via the UNSW online application website.

For your reference: The program code for the MBA Program is 8350. The starting term for January 2010 intake is Semester 1, 2010.

2. Once the online application has been submitted, all required supporting documentation must be sent to the AGSM MBA Programs Admissions Office.

Standard Post
Admissions

AGSM MBA Programs
Australian School of Business
The University of New South Wales
SYDNEY NSW 2052
AUSTRALIA

Courier
AGSM MBA Admissions

The University of New South Wales
Gate 11, Botany St
RANDWICK NSW 2031
AUSTRALIA

Information regarding the required documentation can be found in the entry requirements.

3. Application is sent to the selection committee for review.

4. Applicant may be contacted to organise an admissions interview (this may be over the phone or in person).

5. Applicant is advised of the outcome of their application by email.

6. Applicant returns their decision within four weeks of offer.

Application fee

You will be required to pay a non-refundable application fee of $50 AUS when submitting your application.