Enrol now for 2009
The newly established Faculty of Arts at Macquarie University boasts a number of exciting new postgraduate programs for 2009. With first round applications for next year closing soon now is the time to consider your options.
Postgraduate eNewsletters
Postgrad and Beyond - A Macqurie University eNewsletter for postgraduate coursework study
Issue 1, September 2008
Welcome to the new look Postgrad and Beyond enewsletter. The revised format will feature four enewsletters which highlight postgraduate coursework and research from our new faculties - Arts, Science, Human Sciences and Business and Economics.
If you're interested in postgraduate study now, or sometime in the future, you may like to keep up to date with what current Macquarie postgrad students and research staff are doing, as well as the latest info on new courses, events and critical dates. Click on the links below to see the latest enewsletter in your area of interest, or subscribe to receive each edition as it comes out.
Arts
Business and Economics
Stay up-to-date with finance short courses
With the largest postgraduate finance program in the world, the Macquarie University Applied Finance Centre is well qualified to offer high quality short courses to the business community.
Human Sciences
World-first Brain Imaging System at Macquarie
The recent installation of the world's first brain imaging system for children at the University means that researchers at the Macquarie Centre for Cognitive Science (MACCS) are now able to conduct cutting edge studies in cognitive processing across all ages.
Science
Calling all Electronic Engineers
Opportunities abound for research students in the Wireless Communication Concentration of Research Excellence (CORE) at Macquarie University with two new research areas opening up in 2009 and around 20 postgraduate positions available across the Centre.
New Academic Structure
As of 1 January 2009, Macquarie University has now a new academic structure.
Instead of being organised into nine Divisions, Macquarie University now have four Faculties - Arts, Human Sciences, Business and Economics, and Science.
Existing degree programs for 2009 have been organised into these Faculties, so the restructure would not affect students' study choices for this year.
For further information on the academic restructure, please visit Review of Academic Structure