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Am I eligible for the Integrated Water Management Program?

How do I apply to the Program?

What are the application deadlines?

I am an international student. Which visa category should I indicate on my student visa application?

What are the commencement dates for the Program?

What are the English language requirements?

What are the tuition fees for this program?

Are there scholarship opportunities for international students studying in Australia?

What are the scholarship and financial aid options for domestic students?

Do I graduate with a degree from all four universities?

Which university will I be located at?

How can I find out more about life in Brisbane and South East Queensland?

How can I find out more about living expenses in Australia?

Am I eligible for the Integrated Water Management Program?

For admission into the Master of Integrated Water Management Program, students must hold a four year undergraduate degree in a related field of study from an internationally-recognised institution and be able to demonstrate English language proficiency. A minimum of two years practical experience in a related field is preferred but not required.

How do I apply to the Program?

Step 1:

View the Course Structure pages to find out more about the program, or visit our Program Outline page at The University of Queensland.

Step 2:

Print and fill in the International Student Application for Graduate Coursework Studies (international students) or the Australian Student Application for Postgraduate Coursework (domestic students).

Include with your application form:

Certified copies (as explained on the application form) of all transcripts of results, award certificates, grading systems, and translations (if required);
Proof of English Language proficiency (if required);
Application Fee; and
Please remember to sign the form!

Step 3:

Submit your application:

International Students can submit applications to the nearest authorised UQ representative in your country or directly to UQ’s International Admissions Section:
        The Manager – International Admissions Section
      The University of Queensland
        Level 2, JD Story Building
        Brisbane, Queensland 4072
        Australia

Domestic Students can submit applications to the University of Queensland in person or by mail:

        Student Centre
        The University of Queensland
      St Lucia
        Queensland 4072

Applications may be emailed to study@uq.edu.au. However, full offers will not be made until hard copy certified documents are received.

Step 4:

Your application will be assessed by the International WaterCentre and The University of Queensland, who will inform you by mail of the outcome.

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What are the application dealines?

Domestic Students

Domestic students should submit applications no later than:

Semester 1: February 28 of the current year of enrolment

Semester 2: This course commences in Semester 1 only.

Late applications may be considered.

Please note: The first intake for the Program is Semester 1 2008.

International Students

It is recommended that applications be submitted no later than:

	Semester 1
Category 1 and 2 countries	15th November of the previous year
Category 3 and 4 countries	15th October of the previous year

Please note: The first intake for the Program is Semester 1 2008.

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I am an international student. Which visa category should I indicate on my student visa application?

Please check your country's category with the Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs (DIMA).

What is the commencement date for the Program?

Semester one begins in late February- University Calendar.

What are the English language requirements?

International students must also satisfy UQ's English language requirements. Click here for accepted measures of English language proficiency.
The University of Queensland offers preparatory English language courses through the Institute of Continuing & TESOL Education (ICTE-UQ).

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What are the tuition fees for this Program?

The IWC Master of Integrated Water Management Program costs are as follows:

2008 course fees: 12,360 per semester
2009 course fees: 12,800 per semester

See the UQ Fee Calculator for more assistance in calculating your fees.

Are there scholarship opportunities for international students studying in Australia?

Yes. The Australian government offers a number of scholarship opportunities. You can visit www.australianscholarships.gov.au to find out more.

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What are the scholarship and financial aid options for domestic students?

Australian citizens an those holding permanent humanitarian visas are eligible to apply for scholarships, awards and other funding through the Australian Government. These students can also apply for FEE-HELP, Federal Government loans that cover all or part of their tuition fees.

Do I graduate with a degree from all four universities?

Yes. Upon successful completion of their program, students are awarded a jointly badged degree from the University of Queensland, Monash University, The University of Western Australia and Griffith University.

Which university will I be located at?

In 2008, the program will be hosted by The University of Queensland in Brisbane. Courses are taught by lecturers from all four IWC universities. Masters students are required to enrol at The University of Queensland for their first two semesters. However, in their third semester of project work, they may choose to be located at another IWC University or overseas.