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The University of Western Australia

9 July 2012 MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE Chair of the Academic Board (Professor Karen Simmer) Ms Sylvia Lang (Chair of the Drafting Sub-Committee) Mr James Mitton Mr Paul Lloyd Dr Claire McIlroy (Executive Officer) Standing Invitation: Mr Kim Heitman (Legal Services)

ITEMS FOR CONSIDERATION BY CIRCULAR

The items in this circular have been submitted to the Legislative Committee for final drafting only and are to be considered by the 1Drafting Sub-Committee under delegated authority. The decisions of the Drafting Sub-Committee will be recorded as formal decisions of the Legislative Committee. 1The Drafting Sub-Committee comprises the members of the Legislative Committee with the exception of the Chair of the Academic Board. The University Lawyer is invited to attend all meetings of the Drafting Sub-Committee and the Senior Project Officer (Legislative), Project Officer (Legislative) and Scholarships Officer(s) are invited to attend meetings when items relevant to their respective roles are to be discussed. A recommendation from the Chair of the Drafting Sub-Committee is included for each item. Any member of the drafting Sub-Committee who does not agree with the Chair’s recommendation or would prefer that an item be referred to the next meeting of the Drafting Sub-Committee for discussion, is asked to advise the Executive Officer of this no later than close of business on Monday 16 July 2012. If there are no objections by that date, the items will be processed in the normal way and the recommendations will be recorded as resolutions of the Legislative Committee. Dr Claire McIlroy Executive Officer 1. RESCISSIONS

1.1 PRIZES

1.1.1 Faculty of Business

1.1.1.1 Refs: F12554, F15068, F22522, F15067, F2923, F4883, F1026, F1752 By R12/12 the Faculty of Business have approved the rescission of the following prizes, effective immediately:

Hartley Estate Prize in ECON2245 Business Economics- F12554 John Wiley & Sons Australia Ltd Prize in Level 1 Management and Organisations-

F15068 John Wiley & Sons Australia Ltd Prize in Level 2 Management and Organisations-

F22522 Modal Pty Ltd- F15067 Office of Multicultural Interests (WA) Prize in Managing Diversity- F2923 Office of Women’s Policy Prize- F4883 Synovate Prize- F1026 Water Corporation of Western Australia Prize in MGMT8700 Strategic Management -

F1752

For noting.

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1.1.2 Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics

1.1.2.1 Refs: F3737; F2128; F7167; F16814; F85; F13557; F17164; F7170; F7171; F7172; F1238;F2049; F1790; F2125; F7183; F7184; F1786; F11445

By R33/12 the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics has recommended the rescission of the following prizes which expired in 2011, effective immediately:

Dave Curtis Memorial Prize - F3737 Cape Bouvard Prize in Materials Engineering - F2128 Chevron Prize in Vibration and Signal Processing - F7167 Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) Prize in

Applied Statistical Methods - F16814 Dr Mark Skinner Memorial Prize in Offshore Engineering - F85 Golder Associates Prize in Applied Geomechanics - F13557 Laing O'Rourke Prize in Project Engineering - F17164 Leap Australia Prize in Computer Aided Engineering - F7170 Leap Australia Prize in Design for Manufacture - F7171 Leap Australia Prize in Finite Element Modelling - F7172 Raytheon Australia Prize - F1238 Rojan Advanced Ceramics Prize in Non-Metallic Materials - F2049 Siemens Prize in Electrical and Electronic Engineering - F1790 Transfield Worley Limited Prize - F2125 Viscount Plastics Prize in Manufacturing - F7183 Viscount Plastics Prize in Sustainable Development - F7184 Western Power Prize in Electrical and Electronic Engineering - F1786 Worley Parsons Prize in Environmental Engineering - F11445

For noting. 1.1.2.2 Refs F30971; F30973; F25585; F25583; F32408; F25573; F25574; F25574; F1736;

F7684; F1799; F1782; F1237; F7178; F7179; F7371

By R34/12 the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics has recommended the rescission of the following prizes which expire in 2012, effective 2013:

Aker Solutions Australia Prize in Chemical Kinetics and Reactor Design - F15036 Aker Solutions Australia Prize in Heat and Mass Transfer - F15037 Aker Solutions Australia Prize in Process Instrumentation and Control - F14614 BHP Billiton Iron Ore Prizes in Engineering - F1963 BP Prize in Environmental Engineering - F1800 CSBP Prize for Honours in Mechanical Engineering - F1961 CSBP Prize in Engineering Design - F7205 CSBP Prize in Thermofluids - F7204 Honeywell Prize for Control and Mechatronics - F19197 Honeywell Prize for Process Modelling - F19196 Metso Minerals Prize for the Best Paper at the Mechanical Engineering Final Year

Conference - F18530 Thales Prize in Computer Science - F2123 VDM Group Prize in Design of Structural Systems - F24009

For noting.

1.1.2.3 Refs: F30971; F30973; F25585; F25583; F32408; F25573; F25574; F25574; F1736; F7684; F1799; F1782; F1237; F7178; F7179; F7371; F2133; F2047; F13191

By R35/12 the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics has recommended the rescission of the following prizes as the units/degrees for which the prizes were awarded are no longer offered in the new courses structure and thus the Faculty has recommended their rescission, effective immediately:

AMEC Minproc Prize in Engineering Project 2 – FF30971 AMEC Minproc Prize in Process Modules – F30973 Apache Energy Prize in Platform, Pipeline and Subsea Technology – F25585 Apache Energy Prize in Process Modules – F25583

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Chevron Chair Prizes in Gas Process Engineering – F32408 Clough Limited Prize in Engineering: Introduction to Electrical and Electronic

Engineering – F25573 Clough Limited Prize in Engineering: Introduction to Engineering Mechanics –

F25574 Clough Limited Prize in Introduction to Professional Engineering – F25574 Convocation, the UWA Graduates Association Prize (Faculty of Engineering,

Computing and Mathematics) – F1736 Engineering Graduates Association Prize – F7684 Engineers Australia Electrical College Derek Humpage Medal – F1799 Engineers Club Prize – F1782 IEEE PES WA Chapter Prize – F1237 School of Mechanical Engineering Prize in Thermodynamics and Fluid Mechanics –

F7178 School of Mechanical Engineering Prize in Thermofluids – F7179 Sew-Eurodrive Prize in Mechatronics Systems – F7371 Sun Microsystems Australia Prize in Java Programming – F2133 Weatherburn Medal in Mathematics – F2047 Westinfo Services Prize in Software Engineering – F13191 (CITS1220 replaced by

CITS1001)

For noting.

1.1.2.4 Structerre Consulting Group Prize in Structural Concrete Design – Ref: F16488

By R32/12 the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics has recommended the rescission of the Structerre Consulting Group Prize in Structural Concrete Design which expired in 2010, effective immediately.

For noting. 1.2 SCHOLARSHIPS 1.2.1 Faculty of Arts Joanne Edmeades Indigenous Scholarship – Ref: F20045

By R43/12 the Faculty of Arts has recommended the rescission of the Joanne Edmeades Indigenous Scholarship, effective 2012.

For noting.

1.2.2 Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics

Subsea 7 Engineering Scholarship (formerly Acergy Energy) – Ref: F33585

By R36/12 the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics has recommended the rescission of the Subsea 7 Engineering Scholarship (formally Acergy Energy), effective immediately.

For noting.

1.2.3 Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences

1.2.3.1 Virtual Medical Centre Travel Scholarships – Ref: F97101

By R52/12 the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences has recommended the rescission of the Virtual Medical Centre Travel Scholarships, effective immediately.

For noting. 1.2.3.2 Alcoa of Australia Award – Ref: F8048 By R30/12 the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and health Sciences has recommended the rescission of the Alcoa of Australia award, effective immediately.

For noting.

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2. COMMITTEE CONSTITUTIONS

UWA Publishing Board – Charles and Joy Staples South-West Region Publications Fund – Ref: F20095

The UWA Publishing Board has recommend changes to the regulations of a sub-committee the Charles and Joy Staples South-West Region Publications Fund. Many of the changes were first mooted in the mid-1990s but were not acted upon. These changes, along with a number of minor adjustments, have now been incorporated into the sub-committee’s constitution.

The Chair recommends that the Legislative Committee recommend to Senate that the regulations of the Charles and Joy Staples South-West Region Publications Fund be amended to read as set out in the attachment, effective immediately.

Attachment A

3. RULES

3.1 Information Services - Library Rules – Ref: F7524 Information Services has recommended changes to the Library Rules in relation to the fines and penalties system for overdue items. The purpose of these changes is threefold - to better focus penalties on high demand items and therefore encourage equity of access; to remove the manual workarounds required by the current system and to create more transparency in the system. Amendments to the Library Rules are approved by the Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor and a memo from Information Services is attached for members’ advice. The Chair recommends that the amended Library Rules as attached be forwarded to the Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor for approval. Attachment B Library Rules Memo from Information Services 3.2 Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts Rules – Ref: F5494 Faculties are required to submit a full set of their rules each year which includes all proposed changes for the following year. Any proposals for new courses or major changes to existing courses are submitted to the Academic Council for consideration. All changes that are routine in nature are to be considered by the Legislative Committee under delegated authority. The Chair recommends that the Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts Rules be amended from 2013 to read as set out in the attachments, effective 2013. Attachment C Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts Rules – UG (C1-C23)

Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts Rules – PG Cat 1 (C24-C38) Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts Rules – PG Cat 2,3,4 (C39-C44)

Combined Course Rules – 11.1.48 BCom and BFA (C45-C47)

Charles and Joy Staples South-West Region Publications Fund [F20095] Note: These regulations are subject to Senate approval.

(2011 Calendar Version)

Charles and Joy Staples having donated $100,000 to the University for the purpose of making the results of research on the south-west region of Western Australia (i.e. the South-West Statistical Division) widely available so as to assist the people of the south-west, and those in government and private organisations concerned with projects in the south-west, to appreciate the needs and possibilities of the region in the widest possible historical perspective, a fund is established for this purpose. The fund is governed in accordance with the following regulations.

1.(1) The income from the capital sum after capitalisation, in accordance with Senate policy, is available (either by full or part subvention) for publication by The University of Western Australia PressUWA Publishing, of books of merit in any discipline and form relevant to the south-west region, which may include work for doctoral, master's or honours dissertations and also for papers, collections of scholarly and other articles, bibliographical works and reports, etc.

(2) Unexpended income in any year is added to the capital sum, save that money recovered from book sales remains available in the Income and Expenditure Account.remains in the operational account for future use but the Committee may decide to add unexpended income to the capital sum. Income from book sales remains with UWA Publishing to contribute towards normal business operations.

2.(1) A South-West Region Publications Fund Committee is established as a standing committee of The University of Western Australia Press the UWA Publishing Advisory Board and consists of:

(a) two members of the Press UWA Publishing Advisory Board plus including the Deputy Chair of the Press UWA Publishing Advisory Board or nominee as chair;

(b) up to three four persons co-opted by the committee with regard to the major areas embraced by the fund's publications; and

(c) a nominee of the Vice-Chancellor and Mr Charles Staples Jr (ex-officio).

(d) The term of office of nominated members is three years, and terms may be renewed.

(2) The committee is responsible to the Chair of the Press UWA Publishing Advisory Board and reports through him/her to the Senate on the operation of the fund.

(3) The committee meets at least once twice a yearper semester to review the financial position of the fund, to consider submissions for subvention and to advise the Press UWA Publishing Advisory Board on matters relevant to the operation of the fund.

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(4) The committee from time to time considers how future contributions to the fund might be attracted from interested parties in Western Australia, and especially from the south-west region.

3. The committee must ensure that each publication supported by the fund—

(a) has a distinctive logo;

(b) contains details of other fund publications;

(c) acknowledges the support of the fund; and

(d) is distributed at the time of the publication and at the fund's expense and the committee's discretion to selected institutions in the southwest region.

4. The University of Western Australia PressUWA Publishing is responsible for the distribution and marketing of the remainder of each publication.

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1. Authorised users

1.1 The authorised users of the Information Services subject libraries are:

1.1.1 members of the University Senate

1.1.2 members of the University staff

1.1.3 students enrolled at the University for the current session

1.1.4 staff and students of institutions with which the subject libraries have Information Services has reciprocal arrangements

1.1.5 other persons or bodies approved by the University Librarian and Director (Information Management), who are required to pay an annual fee unless the fee is waived.

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2. Information Services conditions of use

2.1 Authorised users described in 1.1.1 to 1.1.3 and in 1.1.5 must obtain a valid Campus Card: those described in 1.1.4 use a valid card from their home library.

2.2 Authorised users are required to produce a valid Campus Card or a library card when requested by Information Services subject library staff.

2.3 An authorised users must report the loss of their Campus Card to Information Services a subject library as soon as possible.

2.4 Authorised users must ensure that Information Services has the subject libraries have their correct name and contact details.

2.5 Use of the Campus Card or library card is not transferable to another person.

2.6 Authorised users are subject in all respects to the Rules of the Library Rules for Subject Libraries.

2.7 The University Librarian and Director (Information Management) determines the conditions of use and the charges for any equipment, facilities or service provided by Information Servicesthe subject libraries.

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3. Borrowing

3.1 Borrowing is restricted to authorised users of Information Services the subject libraries and is subject to conditions determined from time to time by the University Librarian and Director (Information Services) and set out on the Information Services website.

3.2 Some items and classes of items are not available for loan.

3.3 All loan transactions are recorded in the Information Services subject libraries’ system.

3.4 Authorised users are responsible for the care and return of items that they have borrowed.

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3.5 Authorised users are responsible for returning items within the loan period, or earlier if recalled by Information Services.

another authorised user.

3.6 Recalled items must be returned by the new due date.

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4. Hours

4.1 Subject LibraryInformation Services's opening hours are determined fannually rom time to time by the University Librarian and Director (Information Management).

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5. Conduct

5.1 With the exception of bottled water, food and drink are prohibited in Information Services the subject library buildings.

5.2 Reserving any area or facilities in the subject librariesInformation Services must be authorised by Information Services subject library staff and unattended items may be removed by those staff.

5.3 Information Services Subject library users may be required to present bags for inspection when leaving the building.

5.4 Information ServicesSubject library users must not offend, inconvenience or disturb others.

5.5 Information ServicesSubject library users must not damage or allow to be damaged or endanger Information Servicessubject library materials or equipment.

5.6 Information Services The subject libraries accepts no responsibility for personal belongings left unattended.

5.7 Information ServicesSubject library users are not permitted to remain in the building when it is closed.

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6. Penalties 1

6.1 The University Librarian and Director (Information Management) may impose a fine and/or suspend borrowing privileges of authorised users described in 1.1.3 to 1.1.5 for breaches of the Rules for Subject LibrariesInformation Services rules.

6.2 The University Librarian and Director (Information Management) may suspend a staff member's borrowing privileges for breaches of the Rules for Subject LibrariesInformation Services rules.

6.3 Within each calendar year authorised Authorised users who fail to return an item by the due date are allocated penalty points as follows:

penalties and will have their borrowing privieledges suspended as specified on the Information Services website at http://www.is.uwa.edu.au/information-resources/borrowing/penalties.

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6.3.1 standard loan item: one point per item per day

6.3.2 Reserve Collection: 25 points per hour

6.3.3 three-day loan item: 25 points per day

6.3.4 overdue recalled items: 25 points per day.

6.4 Authorised users described in 1.1.3 to 1.1.5 who accumulate 200 penalty points in one calendar year are suspended from borrowing until they have paid a fine.

6.45 The University of Western Australia staff who accumulate 200 penalty points have their borrowing privileges suspended and may be asked to demonstrate to the University Librarian and Director (Information Management) why borrowing privileges should be restored.

6.56 An authorised users who haves an overdue item areis suspended from borrowing. until the item is returned.

6.67 Authorised users are invoiced for items which are 31 days overdue.

6.78 Authorised users who lose items are invoiced for replacements.

6.89 Authorised users who damage an item or permit an item to be damaged are invoiced for the costs of repair or replacement.

6.910 The fines and charges payable for infringements and misdemeanours are determined from time to time by the University Librarian and Director (Information Management) and set out on the Information Services website.

1 The power of the University Librarian and Director (Information Management) with respect to dealing with students who have committed an act of misconduct in or in relation to Information Services the subject libraries are set out in the Regulations for Student Conduct and Discipline. Students' rights of appeal against the University Librarian and Director (Information Management)'s exercise of power under the Regulations for Student Conduct and Discipline are set out in those regulations.

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7. Appeals 1

7.1 Any appeal by a staff member against the exercise of the University Librarian and Director (Information Management)'s powers under these rules must be made to the Vice-Chancellor.

1 The power of the University Librarian and Director (Information Management) with respect to dealing with students who have committed an act of misconduct in or in relation to Information Services the subject libraries are set out in the Regulations for Student Conduct and Discipline. Students' rights of appeal against the University Librarian and Director (Information Management)'s exercise of power under the Regulations for Student Conduct and Discipline are set out in those regulations.

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Our ref: Your ref: MEMORANDUM 25 June 2012 W/Prof Bill Louden VICE‐CHANCELLERY CHANGES TO LIBRARY RULES Information Services is planning to make changes to the fines and penalties system for overdue items requiring some amendments to the Library Rules. The purpose of these changes is threefold: to better focus penalties on high demand items and therefore encourage equity of access; to remove the manual workarounds required by the current system and to create more transparency in the system. The first round changes were made in 2011 and involved no longer charging overdue fines for standard loan items and focusing penalties instead on reserve, 3 day loan and recalled items. The next part of the process is to move from our current system which is a hybrid of points and fines which is not properly supported by our Library Management System (Millennium) to a system that is based on fines only. This will allow us to properly use the functionality of Millennium and remove the need for the manual work required to maintain our current system. In addition, by using Millennium to perform all of this process, more information about each charge is collected making the system transparent for staff and borrowers. It is intended carry across to the new system the current $25 threshold below which borrowing is not affected and fines are not payable In order to make these changes, Information Services seeks to amend the current Library Rules to remove the references to a points system. To accommodate future revisions of fines and charges as needed, it is also proposed that the overdue penalties and the mechanism by which they are applied are specified in the Information Services website rather than the Library Rules. Some name and title changes are also required as a result of the joining of the Library and Information Technology Services to form Information Services. It is proposed to change the title of the rules from ‘The Library Rules’ to ‘Rules for Subject Libraries’ and update the title of ‘University Librarian’ to “University Librarian and Director (Information Management)’. JILL BENN Associate Director, Research and Learning Support Information Services

Information Services

M209

35 Stirling Highway

Crawley

Western Australia 6009

T +61 8 6488 2341 E [email protected] [email protected] CRICOS Provider Code: 00126G

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Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts Rules for undergraduate courses

2.1 Rescinded

2.2 Bachelor’s degrees

2.2.1 General provisions for bachelor’s degrees

Prerequisites

2.2.1.1(1) Prerequisites for units are set out under ‘Unit details’.

(2) Unless the Faculty approves otherwise, students are not permitted to enrol in units unless they have completed the necessary prerequisite unit(s) within the previous seven years.

Academic Conduct Essentials module

2.2.1.1A(1) Except as stated in (2), a student who enrols in a course of the University for the first time, irrespective of whether they have previously been enrolled in another course of the University, must undertake a module called Academic Conduct Essentials (the ACE module) in the teaching period in which they are first enrolled.

(2) A student who has previously achieved a result of Ungraded Pass (UP) for the ACE module is not required to repeat the module.

Satisfactory progress

2.2.1.2(1) Subject to (2) and (3) to make satisfactory progress in a calendar year a student must pass units to a value of at least half the total value of units in which they remain enrolled after the final date for withdrawal without academic penalty.

(2) Students who remain enrolled in a Design unit after the final date for withdrawal without academic penalty in two or more teaching periods in a calendar year must pass at least one of those Design units.

(3) Students who fail the same Design unit twice will not have made satisfactory progress.

[(2) and (3) are approved additions to University Policy]

Progress status

2.2.1.3 Unless the Board of Examiners determines otherwise in light of exceptional circumstances—

(a) when a student fails to make satisfactory progress for the first time, a progress status of ‘Suspended’ is assigned;

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(b) when a student fails to make satisfactory progress for the second time, a progress status of ‘Excluded’ is assigned.

Restriction on enrolment

2.2.1.4 A student must not enrol in more than one Design unit or more than one Art: Studio Investigations unit or more than one Art: Advanced Studio unit in each semester.

2.2.2 Bachelor of Environmental Design pass degree (25120)

Note: This course is only available to re-enrolling students

Applicability of the Student Rules, policies and procedures

2.2.2.1(1) The Student Rules in the Student Procedures, Rules and Policies section apply to students in this course.

(2) The policies and procedures in the Student Procedures, Rules and Policies section apply except as otherwise indicated in the rules for this course.

Course structure

2.2.2.2 The course consists of units to a total value of 144 points comprising—

(a) all units in Table 2.2.2a (Bachelor of Environmental Design pass degree core units)—90 points

and

(b) two units from Group A and two units from Group B in Table 2.2.2b (Bachelor of Environmental Design pass degree options)—48 points

and

(c) one unit from Group C in Table 2.2.2b (Bachelor of Environmental Design pass degree options)—6 points.

Prerequisites

2.2.2.3(1) A student—

(a) must complete all the core units of a level before being permitted to enrol in any Design units of a higher level; and

(b) must not take any Level 3 unit without having successfully completed all Level 1 requirements.

(2) In exceptional circumstances, the Faculty may waive the requirements of (1)(a) and (b).

Time limit

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2.2.2.4(1) Unless the Faculty approves an extension, the time limit is six years from the beginning of the semester in which the first unit is credited towards the course.

[Approved exception to University Policy]

(2) Where a student is permitted to credit a unit or units from a completed degree course, the credit dates from the year of first enrolment in the course for the degree of Bachelor of Environmental Design.

(3) Where a student is permitted to credit a unit or units from an incomplete degree course, the credit dates from the year in which the unit or units were passed.

Table 2.2.2a—Bachelor of Environmental Design pass degree core units

All units have a value of six points unless otherwise stated.

Level 1

ARCT1100 Environmental Design 1a (12 points) 1

ARCT1101 Environmental Design 1b (12 points) 1

ARCT1120 Art and Architectural History 1

ARCT1130 Introduction to the Constructed Environment 1

ARCT1141 Digital Design 1 1

VISA1102 Art: Idealism to the Everyday 1

1 This unit is no longer available.

Level 2

ARCT2210 Architecture: Modern History1

ARCT2220 Architecture: Australian Studies1

ARCT2230 Architectural Technology 21

ARCT2241 Digital Design 21


Level 3

ARCT3310 History and Theories of the Built Environment


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ARCT3350 Environmental Architecture

Table 2.2.2b—Bachelor of Environmental Design pass degree options


Group A

ARCT2201 Architectural Design 2b (12 points) 1

ARCT2203 Architectural Design 2a—Sustainability (12 points) 1

ARCT2205 Architectural Design 2c—Sustainability (12 points) 1


Group B

ARCT3301 Architectural Design 3b (12 points)

ARCT3303 Architectural Design 3a—Project Implementation (12 points)

ARCT3305 Architectural Design 3c—Project Implementation (12 points)

Group C

ARCT3320 Architecture: Special Elective Studies

ARCT3391 Sharing Space

LACH2220 Landscape in Australia1

LACH3320 Landscape Theory: Culture of Nature

VISA2203 Art in Australia

VISA2204 Art and Ecology in Digital Culture

VISA2207 Art of the Counter-Reformation

VISA2211 The Big Picture: Recurring Themes in Western Art and Architecture

VISA2213 Art: Special Studies

VISA2214 Aesthetic Crossovers of Art and Science

VISA2216 Art, Place and Identity

VISA2227 Feminist Interventions in Art



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VISA2228 Feminist Theory and Practice

VISA2232 Art of Drawing 2

VISA2234 Film Noir to the New Wave

VISA2237 Nineteenth-century British Art

VISA2241 History of Industrial Design

VISA2243 Imagist Avant-Garde Film

VISA2244 Art of Sculpture

VISA2245 Transcultural Desires

VISA2246 Video Art

VISA2248 American Visual Culture

VISA2249 Art and Life Manipulation

VISA2250 The Body in Art

VISA2251 Art in the Environment

VISA2252 Art, Alchemy and Shamanism

VISA2266 Aboriginal Contemporary Art

VISA2267 Perth Visual Culture: Internationalism and Modernisation 1870–1930

VISA2268 Surrealism and Visual Art

VISA2269 Studies in the Renaissance: Italian Art History and Theory of the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries

VISA3310 Art and Games: from Dada to Data

VISA3320 Art of the Reformation

VISA3330 Art Theory

VISA3340 Materialist Avant-Garde Film

VISA3360 Painting into Film: the Reversed Canvas from Velazquez to Antonioni

VISA3370 Art and Pop

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VISA3375 Twenty-first-century Art

VISA3385 Cubism and its Diasporas

VISA3390 The Grand Tour: Visual and Verbal Contrasts from the Age of Enlightenment to the Era of Mass Tourism


2.2.3 Bachelor of Environmental Design honours degree (2512H)





Admission

2.2.3.2 To be considered for admission to this course an applicant must have a relevant pass degree from this University passed at a sufficiently high level, or equivalent as recognised by the Faculty.

Course structure

2.2.3.3 The course consists of units to a total value of 48 points comprising all units in Table 2.2.3a (Bachelor of Environmental Design honours degree core units).

Submission date

2.2.3.4 Unless the Faculty approves otherwise, the honours dissertation must be submitted no later than three weeks prior to the last day of the last teaching week of the semester in which it is to be completed.

Examination of dissertation

2.2.3.5 The Faculty must appoint two examiners for each dissertation, who provide written reports.

Table 2.2.3a—Bachelor of Environmental Design honours degree core units


ARCT7701 BEnvDes Honours Elective Studies 1



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ARCT7711 BEnvDes Honours Dissertation 1 (12 points)

ARCT7712 BEnvDes Honours Dissertation 2 (12 points)

2.2.4 Bachelor of Architecture pass and honours degree (25130)

Note: This course is only available to re-enrolling students.




Pass degree

Admission

2.2.4.2 To be considered for admission to this course an applicant must—

(a) have the degree of Bachelor of Environmental Design from this University, or equivalent as recognised by the Faculty;

and

(b) satisfy the Faculty’s requirements with respect to both quantity and quality of work;

and

(c) in the opinion of the Faculty, have the general ability to complete the course.

Course structure


(a) all units in Table 2.2.4a (Bachelor of Architecture pass degree core units)—72 points

and

(b) four units from Table 2.2.4b (Bachelor of Architecture pass degree options)—24 points

and

(c) professional work experience as set out in Rule 2.2.4.5.

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Prerequisites

2.2.4.4(1) Except as set out in (2), a student must complete all Level 4 requirements before being permitted to enrol in any Level 5 Architectural Design units.

(2) In exceptional circumstances the Faculty may waive the requirements of (1).

Professional work experience

2.2.4.5(1) Before qualifying for the degree, a student must have completed not less than 16 weeks of full-time, or the equivalent part-time, professional work experience considered appropriate by the Faculty.

(2) Of the period of professional work experience required, students must complete at least four weeks full-time, or the part-time equivalent, prior to commencing the final 48 points of study in the Bachelor of Architecture course.

(3) Of the period of professional work experience required, students must complete at least 12 weeks full-time, or the part-time equivalent, under the supervision of a registered architect.

(4) Students may undertake a maximum of four weeks of the professional work experience in an allied field which is considered appropriate by the Faculty.

(5) If students undertake professional work experience overseas, they must provide evidence that the person who supervised their work experience is a registered architect in the country in which the work experience was undertaken.

(6) Any professional work experience gained must be for a minimum period of four consecutive weeks with one employer.

(7) Students must make their own arrangements for professional work experience with advice from the Associate Dean.

(8) Students must provide evidence of their professional work experience in accordance with the guidelines available from the Faculty.

(9) The Faculty may waive or vary the requirement for professional work experience if it is satisfied that the requirements of (1) to (8) cannot be met.

Time limit

2.2.4.6(1) Unless the Faculty approves an extension, the time limit is four years from the beginning of the semester in which the first unit is credited towards the course.


(2) Where a student is permitted to credit a unit or units from a completed degree course, the credit dates from the year of first enrolment in the course for the degree of Bachelor of Architecture.

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(3) Where a student is permitted to credit a unit or units from an incomplete degree course, the credit dates from the year in which the unit or units concerned were passed.

Honours degree

Admission

2.2.4.7(1) The admission requirements are—

(a) the degree of Bachelor of Environmental Design from this University passed at a sufficiently high level;

and

(b) completion at a sufficiently high level of all Level 4 units required under Rule 2.2.4.3 including—

(i) for students who intend to pursue the Architecture Honours Dissertation option, a mark of at least 70 per cent in ARCT4470 Architectural Research Seminar; or

(ii) for students who intend to pursue the Architectural Design Honours option, a mark of at least 70 per cent in two of the following:

ARCT4403 Architectural Design 4a—Complex Buildings (12 points)

ARCT4405 Architectural Design 4c—Complex Buildings (12 points)


ARCT5500 Architectural Design 5a (12 points)

(2) A student who has obtained a fail grade for any Level 4 or 5 unit will not be considered for the award of honours.

(3) In exceptional circumstances the Faculty may permit a student who does not meet the requirements set out in (1) and (2) to study for the degree with honours.

Course structure

2.2.4.8(1) The course consists of the course for the pass degree as set out in Rule 2.2.4.3 but including either—

(a) ARCT5502 Independent Design Research instead of ARCT5501 Architectural Design 5b;

or

(b) ARCT7721 Architecture Dissertation Part 1 and ARCT7722 Architecture Dissertation Part 2 (12 points) instead of two of the units required under 2.2.4.3(b).

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(2) Students are permitted to complete both ARCT5502 Independent Design Research and ARCT7721 Architecture Dissertation Part 1 and ARCT7722 Architecture Dissertation Part 2 as part of their honours course if they have satisfied the appropriate admission requirements for those units.

(3) Students who undertake the Architecture Dissertation under (1)(b) or (2) must complete both Part 1 and Part 2 to be eligible for the award of honours.

Submission dates

2.2.4.9(1) Unless the Faculty permits otherwise, ARCT7722 Architecture Dissertation Part 2 must be submitted no later than two weeks prior to the last day of the last teaching week of the semester in which it is to be completed.

(2) Unless the Faculty permits otherwise, the work for ARCT5502 Independent Design Research must be submitted no later than the last teaching day of the semester in which it is to be completed.



Grade of honours

2.2.4.11 The grade of honours to be awarded is determined on the basis of a student’s performance in the Level 5 units prescribed for the course in accordance with the Faculty’s honours policy.

Table 2.2.4a—Bachelor of Architecture pass degree core units


Level 4




ARCT4431 Architectural Technical Resolution

ARCT4461 Architectural Practice

ARCT4470 Architectural Research Seminar

Level 5


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Table 2.2.4b—Bachelor of Architecture pass degree options


ARCT5503 Built Work: Architecture in Construction

ARCT5511 Utopia/Disaster and Imagining the City

ARCT5514 Non Euro-American Architecture

ARCT5515 High Density: the Urban Model

ARCT5516 Daguerre to Digital

ARCT5580 Advanced Computing

ARCT5581 Key Texts

ARCT5582 Non-Western Architecture

ARCT5583 Heritage and Conservation

ARCT5584 Publications

ARCT5585 City as Site

ARCT5586 Australian Architecture

ARCT5587 Urban Design

ARCT5588 Westralian Architecture

ARCT5589 Architecture of Furniture

ARCT5590 Architectural Studies

2.2.5 Bachelor of Fine Arts pass degree (25150)





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Course structure


(a) all units in Table 2.2.5a (Bachelor of Fine Arts pass degree core units)—96 points

and

(b) units to a total value of 48 points chosen from Level 2 or 3 in Table 2.2.5b (Bachelor of Fine Arts pass degree options).

Prerequisites

2.2.5.3 Unless the Faculty permits otherwise in light of exceptional circumstances, a student must complete—

(a) all Level 1 requirements before being permitted to enrol in any Level 2 Art: Studio Investigations unit; and

(b) Level 2 units to a minimum of 12 points from Table 2.2.5b (Bachelor of Fine Arts pass degree options) before being permitted to enrol in any Level 3 Art: Advanced Studio units.

Time limit

2.2.5.4(1) Unless the Faculty approves an extension, the time limit is six years from the beginning of the semester in which the first unit is credited towards the course.


(2) Where a student is permitted to credit a unit or units from a completed degree course, the credit dates from the year of first enrolment in the course for the degree of Bachelor of Fine Arts.


Table 2.2.5a—Bachelor of Fine Arts pass degree core units



VISA1105 Art in the Age of Modernism 1

VISA1106 Art in Postmodern Visual Culture 1

VISA1107 Art of Drawing 1 1

VISA1151 Art: Studio Introduction 1 1

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VISA1152 Art: Studio Introduction 2 1

VISA1161 Art: Film Introduction 1 1

VISA1162 Art: Film Introduction 2 1

VISA2253 Art: Studio Investigations 1 (12 points)


VISA3355 Art: Advanced Studio 1 (12 points)



Table 2.2.5b—Bachelor of Fine Arts pass degree options


Level 2















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VISA2246 Video Art











Level 3



VISA3330 Art Theory





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2.2.6 Bachelor of Fine Arts honours degree (2515H)





Admission

2.2.6.2 To be considered for admission to this course an applicant must have the Bachelor of Fine Arts pass degree of this University with an average of at least 65 per cent over the Level 2 and 3 units to the value of 72 points in which the student has gained their highest marks, or equivalent as recognised by the Faculty.

Course structure

2.2.6.3 The course consists of units to a total value of 48 points comprising all units in Table 2.2.6a (Bachelor of Fine Arts honours degree core units).

Submission date

2.2.6.4 Unless the Faculty permits otherwise, VISA7480 Honours Project 2 must be submitted by the last day of the last teaching week of the semester in which it is to be completed.

Examination of dissertation and exhibition

2.2.6.5 The Faculty must appoint two examiners for each dissertation and two examiners for each exhibition, who provide written reports.

Table 2.2.6a—Bachelor of Fine Arts honours degree core units


VISA7479 Honours Project 1 (12 points)

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VISA7480 Honours Project 2 (18 points)

VISA7481 Honours Seminar 1



2.2.7 Bachelor of Landscape Architecture pass and honours degree (25140)





Pass degree

Course structure


(a) all units in Table 2.2.7a (Bachelor of Landscape Architecture pass degree core units)—180 points

and

(b) one unit from Group A in Table 2.2.7b (Bachelor of Landscape Architecture pass degree options)—6 points

and

(c) one unit from Group B in Table 2.2.7b (Bachelor of Landscape Architecture pass degree options)—6 points

and

(d) professional work experience as set out in Rule 2.2.7.4.

Prerequisites

2.2.7.3 Unless the Faculty permits otherwise in exceptional circumstances, a student—

(a) must complete all requirements of a level before being permitted to enrol in any Design units of a higher level;

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(b) must not take any Level 3 unit of the course without having successfully completed all Level 1 requirements;

(c) must not take any Level 4 unit of the course without having successfully completed all Level 2 requirements.


2.2.7.4(1) Before qualifying for the degree, a student must have completed at least 16 weeks of full-time, or the equivalent part-time, professional work experience considered appropriate by the Faculty.

(2) Of the period of professional work experience required, students must complete at least four weeks full-time, or the part-time equivalent, prior to commencing the final 48 points of study in the Bachelor of Landscape Architecture.

(3) Of the period of professional work experience required, students must complete at least eight weeks full-time, or the part-time equivalent, under the supervision of a registered landscape architect.


(5) Students must make their own arrangements for professional work experience with advice from the Associate Dean.

(6) Students must provide proof of their professional work experience in accordance with the guidelines available from the Faculty.

(7) The Faculty may waive or vary the requirement for professional work experience if it is satisfied that the conditions of (1) to (6) cannot be met.

Time limit

2.2.7.5(1) Unless the Faculty approves an extension, the time limit is eight years from the beginning of the semester in which the first unit is credited towards the degree.


(2) Where a student is permitted to credit a unit or units from a completed degree course, the credit dates from the year of first enrolment in the course for the degree of Bachelor of Landscape Architecture.


Honours degree

Admission

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2.2.7.6(1) The admission requirements are—

(a) completion of the Level 1, 2 and 3 requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Landscape Architecture from this University with an average weighted mark of at least 65 per cent;

and

(b)(i) for students who intend to pursue the Landscape Honours Dissertation option, a mark of at least 70 per cent in LACH3320 Landscape Theory: Culture of Nature and completion of LACH4420 Research in Landscape Architecture at a sufficiently high level; or

(ii) for students who intend to pursue the Landscape Honours Studio option, a mark of at least 70 per cent in each of LACH3301 Landscape Urban Studio and LACH3302 Landscape Garden Studio and completion of LACH4420 Research in Landscape Architecture at a sufficiently high level;

and

(c) for students who intend to pursue the Landscape Honours Studio option, completion of LACH4401 Landscape Detail Studio at a sufficiently high level.

(2) A student who has obtained a fail grade for any Level 3 or 4 unit will not be considered for the award of honours.

(3) In exceptional circumstances, the Faculty may permit a student who does not meet the requirements set out in (1) and (2) to study for the degree with honours.

Course structure

2.2.7.7(1) The course consists of the course for the pass degree as set out in Rule 2.2.7.2 but including either—

(a) LACH4402 Landscape Honours Studio instead of LACH4403 Landscape Design Studio;

or

(b) LACH7721 Landscape Honours Dissertation instead of the unit required under Rule 2.2.7.2(c).

(2) Students are permitted to complete both LACH4402 Landscape Honours Studio and LACH7721 Landscape Honours Dissertation as part of their honours course if they have satisfied the appropriate admission requirements for those units.

Grade of honours

2.2.7.8 The grade of honours to be awarded is determined on the basis of a student’s performance in the course in accordance with the Faculty’s honours policy.

Submission dates

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2.2.7.9(1) Unless the Faculty permits otherwise, the dissertation required for LACH7721 Landscape Honours Dissertation must be submitted no later than two weeks prior to the last day of the last teaching week of the semester in which it is to be completed.

(2) Unless the Faculty permits otherwise, the work for LACH4402 Landscape Honours Studio must be submitted no later than the last teaching day of the semester in which it is to be completed.



Table 2.2.7a—Bachelor of Landscape Architecture pass degree core units


Level 1

ARCT1100 Environmental Design 1a (12 points) 1

ARCT1120 Art and Architectural History 1

ARCT1130 Introduction to the Constructed Environment 1

ARCT1141 Digital Design 1 1

LACH1101 Landscape Bioregional Studio (12 points) 1



Level 2

LACH2201 Landscape Rural Studio (12 points) 1

LACH2202 Landscape Suburban Studio (12 points) 1


LACH2230 Landscape Technology 21

LACH2240 Landscape Ecology1

LACH2250 Landscape Computing 21


Level 3

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LACH3301 Landscape Urban Studio (12 points)

LACH3302 Landscape Garden Studio (12 points)


LACH3330 Landscape Technology 3

PLNT3331 Plants in Managed Landscapes

Level 4

LACH4401 Landscape Detail Studio (12 points)

LACH4403 Landscape Design Studio (12 points)

LACH4414 Landscape Professional Documents

LACH4420 Research in Landscape Architecture

LACH4460 Landscape Practice

Table 2.2.7b—Bachelor of Landscape Architecture pass degree options


Group A




ARCT3320 Architecture: Special Elective Studies

ARCT3391 Sharing Space







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VISA2246 Video Art












VISA3330 Art Theory


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Group B







ARCT5581 Key Texts










2.3 Undergraduate diplomas


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Currently there are no undergraduate diplomas offered by the Faculty.

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Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts Rules for postgraduate courses

Graduate Certificate in Urban Design (25210)

Note: This course has an advisory board known as the Urban Design Program (UDP) Academic Committee.


1.(1) The Student Rules in the Student Procedures, Rules and Policies section apply to students in this course.



1.A(1) Except as stated in (2), a student who enrols in this course for the first time irrespective of whether they have previously been enrolled in another course of the University, must undertake the Academic Conduct Essentials module (the ACE module).


(3) A student who has not achieved a result of Ungraded Pass (UP) for the ACE module when their progress status is assessed will not have made satisfactory progress even if they have met the other requirements for satisfactory progress in the rules for this course.

(4) A student who does not make satisfactory progress in terms of (3) is assigned the progress status of ‘On Probation’.

Admission

2. To be considered for admission to this course an applicant must have an undergraduate degree in a field relating to urban design with a weighted average of at least 60 per cent, or equivalent as recognised by the Faculty on the recommendation of the UDP Academic Committee.

Articulation

3. The Graduate Certificate in Urban Design articulates with the Graduate Diploma in Urban Design and the Master of Urban Design (by dissertation and coursework).

Course structure

4. The course consists of units to a total value of 24 points comprising—

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(a) one unit chosen from Group A in Table a (Graduate Certificate in Urban Design option units)—12 points

and

(b) two units chosen from Group B in Table a (Graduate Certificate in Urban Design option units)—12 points.


5.(1) Subject to (2) and (3) to make satisfactory progress in a calendar year a student must pass units to a value of at least half the total value of units in which they remain enrolled after the final date for withdrawal without academic penalty.

(2) Students who remain enrolled in URBD5804 Urban Design Workshop or URBD5802 Urban Design Studio after the final date for withdrawal without academic penalty in two or more teaching periods in a calendar year must pass at least one of those units.

(3) Students who fail URBD5804 Urban Design Workshop or URBD5802 Urban Design Studio must pass that unit at the next attempt.

Progress status

6.(1) A student who fails to make satisfactory progress for the first time is assigned the progress status of ‘Suspended’ by the Faculty.

(2) A student who fails to make satisfactory progress for a second time is assigned the progress status of ‘Excluded’ by the Faculty.


7. A student must not enrol in URBD5804 Urban Design Workshop and URBD5802 Urban Design Studio in the same semester.

Table a—Graduate Certificate in Urban Design option units


Group A

URBD5804 Urban Design Workshop (12 points)

URBD5802 Urban Design Studio (12 points)

Group B

URBD5805 Contemporary Urbanism (Twentieth and Twenty-first Century)

URBD5807 The Forces that Shape Cities

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URBD5808 Case Studies in Urban Design

URBD5820 Urban Design Research Methods

Graduate Diploma in Urban Design (25310)

Note: This course has an advisory board known as the Urban Design Program (UDP) Academic Committee.









Admission

2. To be considered for admission to this course an applicant must have—

(a) an undergraduate degree in a field relating to urban design with a weighted average of at least 60 per cent or equivalent as recognised by the Faculty on the recommendation of the UDP Academic Committee;

or

(b) the Graduate Certificate in Urban Design of this University, or equivalent as recognised by the Faculty on the recommendation of the UDP Academic Committee.

Articulation

3.(1) The Graduate Certificate in Urban Design articulates with the Graduate Diploma in Urban Design.

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(2) The Graduate Diploma in Urban Design articulates with the Master of Urban Design (by dissertation and coursework).

Course structure

4. The course consists of units to a total value of 48 points comprising all units in Table a (Graduate Diploma in Urban Design core units).


5.(1) Subject to (2) and (3) to make satisfactory progress in a calendar year a student must pass units to a value of at least half the total value of units in which they remain enrolled after the final date for withdrawal without academic penalty.



Progress status


(2) A student who fails to make satisfactory progress for the second time is assigned the progress status of ‘Excluded’ by the Faculty.

Award of Graduate Certificate in Urban Design

7. A student who withdraws from the course before completing the course requirements but after completing required units to the value of 24 points for the Graduate Certificate in Urban Design may apply to the Faculty to be awarded the relevant qualification.



Table a—Graduate Diploma in Urban Design core units





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Master of Architecture (by coursework) (25520)









Admission

2. To be considered for admission to this course an applicant must have the degree of Bachelor of Environmental Design from this University with a weighted average mark of at least 60 per cent, or equivalent as recognised by the Faculty.

Course structure


(a) all units in Table a [Master of Architecture (by coursework) core units]—36 points

and

(b) two units from Group A in Table b [Master of Architecture (by coursework) options]—24 points

and

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(c) one unit from Group B in Table b [Master of Architecture (by coursework) options]—12 points

and

(d) units from Group C in Table b [Master of Architecture (by coursework) options] to the value of 24 points;

and

(e) professional work experience as set out in Master of Architecture (by coursework) Rule 5.

Prerequisites

4.(1) Except as set out in (2), a student must complete all Level 4 requirements before being permitted to enrol in any Level 5 Architectural Design units.

(2) In exceptional circumstances, the Faculty may waive the requirements of (1).

(3) Except as set out in (6), to enrol in ARCT5502 Independent Design Research a student must—

(a) have achieved a mark of at least 70 per cent in two of the following:





and

(b) have completed the other core units of the Master of Architecture (by coursework) course at a sufficiently high level as determined by the Faculty;

and

(c) not have failed any unit undertaken for the Master of Architecture (by coursework) course.

(4) Except as set out in (6), to enrol in ARCT4721 Architecture Dissertation Part 1 a student must—

(a) have achieved a mark of at least 70 per cent in ARCT4470 Architectural Research Seminar;

and

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(b) have completed other core units of the Master of Architecture (by coursework) course at a sufficiently high level as determined by the Faculty;

and

(c) not have failed any unit undertaken for the course for the Master of Architecture (by coursework).

(5) Students must complete ARCT4721 Architecture Dissertation Part 1 before being allowed to enrol in ARCT4722 Architecture Dissertation Part 2.

(6) In exceptional circumstances the Faculty may waive the requirements of (3) and (4).


5.(1) Before qualifying for the degree, a student must have completed not less than 16 weeks of full-time, or the equivalent part-time, professional work experience considered appropriate by the Faculty.

(2) Of the period of professional work experience required, students must complete at least four weeks full-time, or the part-time equivalent, prior to commencing the final 48 points of study for the course of Master of Architecture (by coursework).

(3) Of the period of professional work experience required, students must complete at least 12 weeks full-time, or the part-time equivalent, under the supervision of a registered architect.

(4) Students may undertake a maximum of four weeks of the professional work experience in an allied field which is considered appropriate by the Faculty.

(5) If students undertake professional work experience overseas they must provide evidence that the person who supervised their work experience is a registered architect in the country in which the work experience was undertaken.


(7) Students must make their own arrangements for professional work experience with advice from the Faculty.

(8) Students must provide evidence of their professional work experience in accordance with the guidelines available from the Faculty.

(9) The Faculty may waive or vary the requirement for professional work experience if it is satisfied that the requirements of (1) to (8) cannot be met.


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6.(1) Subject to (2) and ( 3), to make satisfactory progress in a calendar year a student must pass units to a value of at least half the total value of units in which they remain enrolled after the final date for withdrawal without academic penalty.


(3) Students who fail a Design unit must pass that unit at the next attempt.

[(2) and (3) are approved additions to University Policy]

Progress status

7. Unless the Board of Examiners determines otherwise in light of exceptional circumstances—

(a) when a student fails to make satisfactory progress for the first time, a progress status of ‘Suspended’ is assigned; or


Time limit

8.(1) Unless the Faculty approves an extension, the time limit is four years from the beginning of the semester in which the first unit is credited towards the course.


(2) Where a student is permitted to credit a unit or units from a completed degree course, the credit dates from the year of first enrolment in the course for the degree of Master of Architecture (by coursework).


Award of degree with distinction

9. To be awarded the degree with distinction a student must achieve a course weighted average mark (WAM) of at least 80 per cent in—

(a) all units attempted as part of the course that are awarded a final percentage mark; and

(b) all relevant units undertaken in articulating courses of this university that are awarded a final percentage mark.

Supplementary assessment

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10. Academic Council has granted permission for an opportunity for supplementary assessment to be granted to a student who obtains a mark of 45 to 49 inclusive in a unit in which they are currently enrolled and which is the only remaining unit that the student must pass in order to complete their course.

Table a—Master of Architecture (by coursework) core units


Level 4


ARCT4431 Architectural Technical Resolution

ARCT4461 Architectural Practice

ARCT4470 Architectural Research Seminar

Level 5


Table b—Master of Architecture (by coursework) options

All units have a value of six points unless otherwise stated. Not all units are available each year.

Group A




Group B


ARCT5502 Independent Design Research (12 points)

Group C




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ARCT5581 Key Texts










ARCT4721 Architecture Dissertation Part 1

ARCT4722 Architecture Dissertation Part 2




Master of Landscape Architecture (by coursework) (25550)

Note: This course is not available until 2015.





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Admission

2. To be considered for admission to this course an applicant must have an undergraduate degree of this University with a major in Landscape Architecture with a minimum weighted average of 60 per cent in the major; or equivalent as recognised by the Faculty..

Course structure

3. The course consists of units to a total value of 96 points comprising all units in Table a [Master of Landscape Architecture (by coursework) core units]—96 points.


4.(1) Subject to (2) and (3), to make satisfactory progress in a calendar year a student must pass units to a value of at least half the total value of units in which they remain enrolled after the final date for withdrawal without academic penalty.



Progress status





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(b) all relevant units undertaken in articulating courses of this University that are awarded a final percentage mark.

Table a—Master of Landscape Architecture (by coursework) core units


Level 4

LACH44XX Landscape Practice

LACH44XX Ecological Systems

LACH44XX Design Studio/Technology: Methods and Materials (12 points)

LACH44XX Landscape Professional Documents

LACH44XX Australian Landscapes

LACH44XX Professional Design Studio (12 points)

Level 5

LACH55XX Contemporary Landscapes

LACH55XX Research Seminar

LACH55XX Design Studio (12 points)

LACH55XX Independent Research (12 points)

LACH55XX Independent Design (12 points)

Master of Urban Design (by dissertation and coursework) (25530)






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Admission

2. To be considered for admission to this course an applicant must have—

(a) an undergraduate degree in a field relating to urban design with a weighted average of at least 60 per cent, or equivalent as recognised by the Faculty on the recommendation of the UDP Academic Committee;

or

(b) the Graduate Diploma in Urban Design with a weighted average of at least 65 per cent, or equivalent as recognised by the Faculty on the recommendation of the UDP Academic Committee.

Articulation

3. The Graduate Certificate in Urban Design and Graduate Diploma in Urban Design articulate with the Master of Urban Design (by dissertation and coursework).

Course structure

4. The course consists of units to a total value of 96 points comprising all units in Table a [Master of Urban Design (by dissertation and coursework) core units].





Progress status

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(b) all relevant units undertaken in articulating courses of this University that are awarded a final percentage mark.

Award of Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma in Urban Design

8. A student who withdraws from the course before completing the course requirements but after completing required units to the value of 24 points for the Graduate Certificate in Urban Design or 48 points for the Graduate Diploma in Urban Design may apply to the Faculty to be awarded the relevant qualification.



Table a—Master of Urban Design (by dissertation and coursework) core units








URBD5821 1/URBD5822 2 Urban Design Research (48 points)

1 full-time; 2 part-time

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Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts Rules for postgraduate courses

Master of Urban Design (by coursework) (25510)

Note: (1) This course is available to re-enrolling students only. Commencing students in 20132 should refer to the Master of Urban Design (by dissertation and coursework).

(2) This course has an advisory board known as the Urban Design Program (UDP) Academic Committee.









Admission

2. To be considered for admission to the Master of Urban Design (by coursework) an applicant must have—

(a) a relevant bachelor’s degree from this University or another recognised institution;

or

(b) the Graduate Diploma in Urban Design with an average mark of at least 60 per cent, or equivalent as recognised by the Faculty, on the recommendation of the UDP Academic Committee.

Course structure

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(a) all units in Table a [Master of Urban Design (by coursework) core units]—66 points

and

(b)(i) the unit from Group A in Table b [Master of Urban Design (by coursework) options]—18 points

or

(ii) both units from Group B in Table b [Master of Urban Design (by coursework) options]—18 points

or

(iii) both units from Group C in Table b [Master of Urban Design (by coursework) options]—18 points

and

(c) two units from Group D in Table b [Master of Urban Design (by coursework) options] selected to complement but not repeat previous relevant coursework, as advised by the Faculty, on the recommendation of the UDP Academic Committee—12 points.

Credit

4.(1) The Faculty, on the recommendation of the UDP Academic Committee, may grant credit towards the course up to a value of 24 points for units completed in a relevant postgraduate degree course from this University or another recognised institution other than a course described in (4) and (5).

(2) Credit described in (1) is normally granted only for units completed within the previous five years but the Faculty, on the recommendation of the UDP Academic Committee, may in special circumstances approve an extension to the five-year limitation.

(3) Credit for URBD5804 Urban Design Workshop is only granted on submission of a satisfactory portfolio of relevant design work or related graphics produced within the previous five years.

(4) Subject to (6), the Faculty may grant credit up to a value of 24 points to a student who has completed the Graduate Certificate in Urban Design.

(5) Subject to (6), the Faculty may grant credit up to a value of 42 points to a student who has completed the Graduate Diploma in Urban Design.

(6) If a student has completed both the Graduate Certificate in Urban Design and the Graduate Diploma in Urban Design the total value of credit for units completed in those courses will not exceed 42 points.

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Approval of course

5. Students must submit to the Faculty for approval—

(a) their proposed course of studies;

and

(b) any proposed changes to the approved course of studies.




[(2) is an approved addition to University Policy]

Progress status

7.(1) Unless the Faculty, on the recommendation of the UDP Academic Committee, determines otherwise in light of exceptional circumstances—

(a) when a student fails to make satisfactory progress for the first time, a progress status of ‘Suspended’ is assigned;


(2) Students applying to re-enrol in the course after being assigned a progress status of ‘Excluded’ must submit sufficient reason, in writing, demonstrating why an improvement in performance could reasonably be expected.

(3) Students who have been assigned a progress status of ‘Excluded’ and are subsequently permitted by the Faculty to re-enrol are assigned a progress status of ‘On Probation’ and must meet any conditions determined by the Faculty.

(4) Students who have had conditions attached to their enrolment in terms of University Policy and who meet those conditions are assigned a progress status of ‘Good Standing’ by the Faculty, on the recommendation of the UDP Academic Committee.

(5) Students who have had conditions attached to their enrolment in terms of University Policy and who fail to meet those conditions are assigned a progress status of ‘Excluded’ by the Faculty, on the recommendation of the UDP Academic Committee.

Repeat withdrawal from a unit

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8. A student who withdraws twice from a unit may only re-enrol in that unit with the permission of the Faculty, on the recommendation of the UDP Academic Committee.

Award of Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma in Urban Design

9. A student who withdraws from the course before completing the course requirements but after completing required units to the value of 24 points for the Graduate Certificate in Urban Design or 48 points for the Graduate Diploma in Urban Design may apply to the Faculty to be awarded the relevant qualification.

Time limit

10.(1) The time limit is eight years from the beginning of the semester in which the first unit is credited towards the course.


(2) The Faculty, on the recommendation of the UDP Academic Committee, may in special circumstances approve an extension to the time limit in (1).

[Approved addition to University Policy]




(b) all relevant units undertaken in articulating courses of this university that are awarded a final percentage mark.

Table a—Master of Urban Design (by coursework) core units



URBD8803 Urban Strategies Studio (12 points) 1



URBD8806 Readings in Urban Design 1



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Table b—Master of Urban Design (by coursework) options


Group A

URBD8801 Urban Design Thesis (18 points)

Group B

URBD8811 Urban Design Thesis Part 1

URBD8812 Urban Design Thesis Part 2 (12 points)

Group C

URBD8813 Urban Design Thesis Part 1 (12 points)

URBD8814 Urban Design Thesis Part 2

Group D


PLNG4401 Planning Theory and Practice

PLNG4402 Planning Law

LACH4420 Research in Landscape Architecture

Professional doctorates

Currently there are no professional doctorates offered by the Faculty.

Higher doctorates


The University Policy on Higher Doctorates applies in this Faculty.

Higher Degree by Research Preliminary (25490)


The University Policy on Higher Degree by Research Preliminary applies in this Faculty.

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11.1.48 Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Fine Arts (41100)


Applicability of the general provisions

11.1.48.1 The general provisions in 11.1.1 apply to the course.

Course structure

11.1.48.2 The combined course for the degrees of Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Fine Arts consists of units to a total value of 216 points comprising a Bachelor of Commerce component to the value of 108 points and a Bachelor of Fine Arts component to the value of 108 points.

Bachelor of Commerce component

11.1.48.3(1) The Bachelor of Commerce component consists of units to a total value of 108 points comprising—

(a) all units in Table 4.2.4a (Bachelor of Commerce Level 1 core units) in the UWA Business School Rules—12 points

and

(b) STAT1520 Economic and Business Statistics—6 points

and

(c) Level 1 units to the value of 12 or 18 points1 chosen—

either

(i) from Table 4.2.4b (Bachelor of Commerce Level 1 options) in the UWA Business School Rules;

or

(ii) from other Level 1 units offered within the University;

and

(d) units to make up the remaining number of points required chosen—

either

(i) from Table 4.2.2u (Level 2 and 3 units offered by the Faculty) in the UWA Business School Rules;

or

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(ii) from other Level 2 and 3 units offered within the University.

(2) The units chosen under (1)—

(a) must include the requirements for at least one of the majors set out in UWA Business School Rules 4.2.4.10 to 4.2.4.21A;

and

(b) must not include a Fine Arts major as defined in Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Rule 3.2.2.33.

(3) Students who have not obtained a minimum scaled score of 50 per cent in WACE Mathematics 3A/3B, WACE Mathematics 3C/3D, TEE Applicable Mathematics, TEE Calculus, or equivalent, must include ECON1111 Quantitative Methods for Business and Economics (6 points) in the Level 1 units required under (1)(c).

1 Additionally, students may request permission to substitute a Level 1 unit for a unit of a higher level for the purpose of qualifying, after graduation, for membership of professional associations.

Bachelor of Fine Arts component

11.1.48.4 The Bachelor of Fine Arts component consists of units to a total value of 108 points comprising—

(a) Level 1 units to the value of 36 points from Table 2.2.5a (Bachelor of Fine Arts pass degree core units) in the Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts Rules which must include—

either

(i)

VISA1161 Art: Film Introduction 1 (6 points) 1

VISA1162 Art: Film Introduction 2 (6 points) 1

or

(ii)

VISA1151 Art: Studio Introduction 1 (6 points) 1

VISA1152 Art: Studio Introduction 2 (6 points) 1


and

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(b) the following units:





and

(c) units to a value of 24 points from Table 2.2.5b (Bachelor of Fine Arts pass degree options) in the Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts Rules.

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