Build and update your knowledge and skills in the field of hydrogeology by completing a Graduate Certificate in Hydrogeology.
Introduction
Hydrogeology deals with the distribution, flow and interaction of groundwater with the Earth including the hydrosphere, biosphere and lithosphere.
The Graduate Certificate in Hydrogeology will develop your abilities to deal with topics such as groundwater dynamics, exploration, drilling and aquifer tests, sustainable allocation of groundwater, contamination, and computer modelling.
Domestic students may be eligible for a
Commonwealth supported place within this course.
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Course description, features and facilities
Hydrogeology is an interdisciplinary area which investigates the chemical, physical, and biological interactions occurring between water, soils/rocks, the natural environment and society.
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Structure
The course consists of units to a total of 24 points comprising four coursework units chosen from an approved list of units.
| Key to availability of units: |
S1 = Semester 1; S2 = Semester 2; S3 = summer teaching period; N/A = not available in 2013;
NS = non-standard teaching period; OS = offshore teaching period; * = to be advised |
The course consists of units to a total value of 24 points comprising—
(a) the unit:
and
(b) at least one unit from Group A:
Group A
| NS | GEOS4402 | Hydrogeological Impact Assessment |
| NS | GEOS5501 | Advanced Hydrogeology |
| S2 | GEOS5502 | Hydrogeology Industry Placement |
and
(c) up to two units from Group B:
Group B
| S2, NS | ENVT4411 | Geographic Information Systems Applications |
| S1, S2 | SCIE4401 | Data Use in the Natural Sciences |
| S1, S2 | SCIE4402 | Data Management and Analysis in the Natural Sciences |
| S1, S2 | SCIE4403 | The Conduct, Ethics and Communication of Science |
Career opportunities
This degree will provide skills, expertise, knowledge and understanding, which will assist you in taking the next step in your career.
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Check the Entrance requirements
This course is available to all students other than those holding an international student visa.
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- Admission Requirements
- English competency
- Advanced standing
Admission Requirements
A bachelor's degree from this University with a relevant major or equivalent as recognised by the Faculty; or
A qualification or a level of education and professional experience recognised by the Faculty as equivalent to a bachelor's degree.
English competency
See the full list of
English language requirements.
Advanced standing
If you have undertaken prior tertiary study within the last five years, you may be eligible for advanced standing (credit and/or exemption).
Applications for advanced standing are assessed upon acceptance of any offer of admission made by the University.
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- Prerequisites
- Advanced standing
Prerequisites
As a rule, international students must:
- Have a bachelor's degree, or equivalent, in a relevant discipline (where required), completed to a sufficiently high standard;
- Meet the specific prerequisites for the course. (Refer to admission requirements for this course)
- Meet UWA's English language requirement.
Advanced standing
Students with previous tertiary level qualifications will be considered for advanced standing (credit).
These pages are under review and will be updated in early 2013.
How to apply
This course is available to all students other than those holding an international student visa.
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- Application Deadlines
- How to apply
- Fees
- Contact details - admission information
Application Deadlines
Semester 1: 23 January
Semester 2: 26 June
How to apply
Submit a completed application form
Fees
Annual fee: $4180.
As some units vary in cost, the actual student contribution will depend on the mix of units you choose. See the unit costs website for details of individual unit costs.
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- Application Deadlines
- Fees
- Contact details - admission information
Application Deadlines
Fees
Prospective international PhD candidates should refer to the research course fee list for the relevant field of study fee.
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