The Master in Financial Economics (MFinEc) is designed for graduates who have completed undergraduate programs in economics of finance, who are seeking to develop their finance skills to a much higher level by studying more advanced finance topics. The MFinEc is also designed for graduates of technically-based undergraduate programs (maths, physics, computer science and engineering) who do not have a degree in finance, economics or business, but who are looking to gain a rigorous knowledge of key concepts in finance and develop into quantitatively oriented and highly analytical finance researchers who may possibly be interested in an academic career.
Health care management encompasses a broad field of practice that is continuing to grow in tandem with the growth of the health care industry and the challenges it faces in terms of financial sustainability, increasing complexity, greater consumer expectations, including accountability for safety and quality.
This program aims to offer postgraduates the opportunity to complete a Master of Indigenous Studies where the focus is on Indigenous peoples and cultures of Australia and internationally. It also aims to promote intercultural understanding and the development and deepening of students’ understanding of Australian and international Indigenous societies, cultures, histories and contemporary experience.
This program aims to offer postgraduates the opportunity to complete a Graduate Certificate of Indigenous Studies where the focus is on Indigenous peoples and cultures of Australia and internationally. It also aims to promote intercultural understanding and the development and deepening of students’ understanding of Australian and international Indigenous societies, cultures, histories and contemporary experience.
The Master of Information Technology is designed for postgraduate scholars with a four year undergraduate qualification in a relevant discipline and/or extensive professional experience who wish to develop an enhanced understanding of the principles that shape information technology. Students study the principles of information technology and their implementation through design, development and application phases. Students can focus their studies in the areas of computer networks, operations research, complex ICT management, simulation and immersive evironments or systems engineering.
The Graduate Certificate in Information Technology is designed for postgraduate scholars with undergraduate qualifications or an established profession in another field who wish to gain an understanding of the principles that shape information technology. The certificate assists professionals to understand and be able to employ information technology in their own environment.
The Graduate Diploma in Information Technology is designed for postgraduate scholars with undergraduate qualifications in a relevant discipline and/or appropriate professional experience who wish to develop an enhanced understanding of the principles that shape information technology. Students study the principles of information technology and their implementation through design, development and application phases. Students can focus their studies in the areas of computer networks, operations research or immersive environments.
The Combined Master of Arts in International Relations (MA (IR))/Master of Public Policy (MPP) degree program offers postgraduate students the opportunity to study a combination of two separate programs which will substantially extend and deepen their existing skills, knowledge and understanding of global politics and public policy. In combining the strengths of the UNSW MA (IR) program and the Peking University (PKU) MPP program it will foster critical enquiry, teach advanced skills in analytical thinking and research, and provide skills that will enhance participation in the workforce.
Eligible applicants for the Master of Law, Media and Journalism must have an appropriate undergraduate degree from UNSW or from another university or tertiary institution.
The Master of Law, Media and Journalism at UNSW is a specialist degree that explores the developing relationship between media and law.
The Master of Legal Studies is a coursework program offered to professionals with a non-law background. The program is specifically designed to provide an understanding of the law within the area of expertise of the candidate. Courses offered in the MLS program combine a degree of sophistication or technical difficulty in terms of legal content with a substantial consideration of relevant interdisciplinary aspects of the subject matter and a focus on policy. Each course contains a significant research component. All courses are not necessarily available in any one year.
