Degrees by Coursework

 

US Studies are interdisciplinary courses with units of study that can be tailored to meet individual needs and interests.

All students complete USSC6901 Fundamentals of US Studies plus a flexible range of core units and electives.

Units are offered both as intensive and semester-length units, with most classes held in the evening.

The US Studies Centre also offers an advanced program that gives graduates the opportunity for a semester of internship, research or study in the United States or Australia+.

+Available only upon completion of the Master of US Studies.

Course Name

  

Duration*

Entry

Structure

Master of US Studies

48 credit points
(8 units of study)
Course Code DC054
Cricos Code 060617C

Full time: 2 semesters
Part time: 4 semesters

March/July

  • Fundamentals of US Studies core unit
  • Plus at least 3 core units
  • Plus 4 other elective units

Graduate Diploma in US Studies

36 credit points
(6 units of study)
Course Code DF032
Cricos Code 060618B

Full time: 2 semesters
Part time: 4 semesters

March/July

  • Fundamentals of US Studies core unit
  • Plus at least 3 core units
  • Plus 2 other elective units

Graduate Certificate in US Studies

24 credit points
(4 units of study)
Course Code DG028
Cricos Code 060619A

Full time: 1 semester
Part time: 2 semesters

March/July

  • Fundamentals of US Studies core unit
  • Plus at least 2 core units  
  • Plus 1 other elective unit

 *Part-time study is available only to local students



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