Can I register interest in attending one or more seminars, without applying for degree entry?
Yes. Interest in attending individual seminars can be registered through the Application Form. Applicants will be required to make a statement summarising their professional and academic attainments. To ensure each seminar is of maximum benefit to all participants, a minimum level of experience is required. This ensures students can relate to the concepts, and that everyone can contribute positively to the group dynamic*. Successful applicants will be entitled to the pre-seminar briefing pack, the two day seminar, and assessment feedback.

What does it cost?
The cost for each seminar is $1,200 which must be paid prior to the seminar.

When will I know if my application has been successful?
Degree students will receive prioritisation, and only when their preferences have been allocated will individual seminar tickets be made available. Capacity will definitely exist for enrolment in certain 2009 seminars, due to part-time enrolment and electives. Where possible, offers will be advised by November 28. Applications may be accepted after the November 14 deadline if places are still available.

Is it possible to gradually undertake the Masters degree in this way?
No. Not all modules are available for individual enrolment, and so it is not possible to gradually accumulate credit points and attain the Masters qualification in this way. However, students who perform well in individual modules can apply for admission into the degree, use their module marks as part of their case for admission, and receive advanced standing for modules successfully completed.

Are there modules that cannot be undertaken on a Non-Award basis?
Yes, Arts & Entertainment Management, Research Project, and New Venture Planning cannot be undertaken on a Non-Award basis.