Further Information
- How to apply
- Fees
- If the cost of a postgraduate course seems too much for you to afford, your employer might be able to help.
Graduate Diplomas are generally designed for specific vocational purposes.
These are either:
- the broadening of skills and knowledge already gained in an undergraduate program; or
- vocational skills and knowledge in a new professional area.
They typically follow a bachelor's degree.
Graduate Diploma courses may be a part of a continuum of studies in a specific subject area (an articulated course), offering a student progression from a Graduate Certificate to a Graduate Diploma and/or from a Graduate Diploma to a Master's Degree by coursework.
Admission requirements
As a rule, the following minimum admission requirements apply:
- A Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline, or equivalent.
- You should check the details relating to your intended course for any additional requirements.
You must also satisfy UWA's English Language Competence requirement.
- A normal requirement for most UWA Graduate Diplomas is one year of full-time study or two years of part-time study (with an overall time limit of four years).
- A small number of Graduate Diplomas require one semester of full-time study and two semesters of part-time study within an overall time limit of two years.
