Individual subjects offered in 2009

The Australian Demographic and Social Research Institute offers non-award enrolment in one or more of its courses, providing graduate-level education to people interested in population studies or social science research methods without having to complete an entire degree.

Admission requirements for non-award study are consistent with those for our other programs; that is, an undergraduate degree of an acceptable standard from a recognised university, or equivalent academic or professional qualifications, and adequate levels of English. Pre-course English training can be undertaken via ANU College, if required.

Please note that international students are required to undertake a full-time load, that is, a minimum of 18 units per semester (usually 3 courses).

Students can later credit these courses towards a degree.

What courses are available?

Semester 1, 23 February - 5 June 2009

Courses
DEMO8007	Statistics for Social Scientists
DEMO8008	Principles of Population Analysis
DEMO8024	Population and Society
DEMO8061	Social Research Design
DEMO8081	Special Topic in Social Research

26 April - 5 June 2009

Course
DEMO8083	Introduction to Longitudinal Methods

Semester 2, 20 July - 30 November 2009

Courses
DEMO8002	Population Policy and Planning
DEMO8014	Survey Data Analysis
DEMO8080	Population Forecasting and Projections
DEMO8082	Social Research Practice
DEMO6501	Population and Australia
DEMO8081	Special Topic in Social Research
DEMO8086	Social Science of the Internet

20 July – 4 September 2009

Course
DEMO8047	International Migration
DEMO8048	Gender and Population
DEMO8085	Case Studies in Social Policy

Winter Session, 7 September - 6 November 2009

Courses
DEMO8045	Education and Labour Force
DEMO8079	Health Demography

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How to Apply

Complete a Postgraduate Coursework Application Form

Available online at http://www.anu.edu.au/sas/forms/sas36b.pdf.
Or contact the Administrator (Students)

Include the following documents with your completed application form:

Certified copies of academic transcripts (plus certified translations if applicable).
Evidence of English language proficiency (or education in English) in accordance with ANU postgraduate admission requirements (international students only). Further information.

Deadlines for application forms

Applications must be received in the Admissions Office by the following dates:

For Semester 1 entry: 31 January
For Semester 2 entry: 30 June
For Winter Session entry: 31 July

International students must allow adequate time to complete all ANU paperwork and visa processing in order to arrive in Australia before the start of their specified course/s.

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Courses
How to apply

Further information

Please contact the
Administrator (students) or
Masters Program Coordinator

For further information on studying at the ANU, please refer to the Study@ANU website.

Fees

All non-award study is liable for either Domestic or International Tuition Fees. Please note that the FEE-HELP loan scheme does not apply to non-award study.

In 2009, domestic fees are scheduled at $1,800 per course, and international fees at $2,850 per course (subject to change).

Health insurance

International students will have to pay for health insurance. This will be advised at the time of the offer being made.

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