C/5.1 Non-award courses and studies

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5.1.1 Policy
5.1.2 Non-award courses
5.1.3 Non-award studies
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5.1.1 Policy

QUT offers non-award courses and studies which provide the wider community with an opportunity to undertake a sequence of University units to further levels of knowledge and skills in particular areas and to enhance employment opportunities.

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5.1.2 Non-award courses

Non-award courses comprise approved QUT award units, but the course does not lead to a University award. Non-award courses may include certificates, diplomas, bridging programs and foundation programs, and may be run as University-wide courses, faculty-based courses or through the QUT International College. Faculties may choose to provide certificates to students on completion of the course. Entry to non-award courses is available to all participants meeting the specified entry requirements for the course.

Non-award courses are normally approved at the faculty level. University-wide courses may require University level approval.

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5.1.3 Non-award studies

Students may undertake non-award studies by enrolling in certain award units without being admitted to an award course. Requirements for enrolment in award units as a non-award student are provided in E/4.1.10.

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MOPP C/5.2 Continuing professional education programs

MOPP C/5.3 Customised education

MOPP E/4.1 Student admission

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