Check out educational studies at Postgrad Expo
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Dr Kerry-Ann O'Sullivan |
Educators looking to do further study are invited to attend Macquarie University's Postgraduate Expo on Tuesday 11 April.
To be held between 3pm - 7pm in Building E7B, the Postgraduate Expo is the perfect opportunity to have all your questions answered. The expo will feature experts from across the University including those from the Institute of Early Childhood, School of Education, Special Education Centre, and the Institute for Higher Education Research and Development.
Whether you are considering postgraduate study by coursework (Postgraduate Certificate, Diploma or Masters) or research (Masters, Masters Honours or PhD) in the near future or further down the track, you can explore your interests, clarify your options and even make plans.
You can also find out everything you need to know about fees, scholarships and the Higher Education Contribution Scheme (HECS - HELP) as well as FEE - HELP.
If you are interested in studying an MBA or another management related program, the Macquarie Graduate School of Management (MGSM) will also be represented in Building E7B.
Postgraduate research
Macquarie is one of the country's leading innovative research universities. It consistently ranks in the top 10 Australian universities for Australian Research Council Discovery Grants awarded to its staff, Federation Fellowships and the establishment of major national research centres. These significant successes contribute to the University's research strengths and provide additional opportunities for postgraduate research in a range of interesting fields.
Other Expo events
Prospective students are invited to join academic staff and current postgraduate students for a drink and an informal chat at the other Expo events located around Building E7B.
Free parking
At the Postgraduate Expo, parking is free on campus from 2pm.
For further information visit the Postgraduate expo website: www.expo.mq.edu.au/
An insert will also be in the 8 April edition of The Sydney Morning Herald.