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Place-based Pedagogies Research Forum

Wednesday, 2nd October – Please  register at Eventbrite to attend our upcoming research forum, to ensure you are catered for and receive the zoom link on the day. This event will take place at QUT’s Kelvin Grove Campus, E Block, in Room E557. Refreshments will be served from 3.30pm. Event will commence promptly at 4pm. Place-based Pedagogies is a 90-minute event, open to all. It will offer valuable insights on the latest in place-based pedagogies.

Queensland University of Technology (QUT) and the Centre for Child & Family Studies are delighted to host Place-based Pedagogies featuring talks by Associate Professor Jeanne Iorio, Associate Professor Catherine Hamm, Associate Professor Megan Gibson, and Dr Marie White.

This research forum includes a presentation from Associate Professor Jeanne Marie Iorio & Associate Professor Catherine Hamm, titled, Response, Impact and Learning with Place. Alternative narratives are necessary to respond to the narrow perspectives of children’s learning and development that position children as deficit. Drawing from an Industry Report Defying Deficit: Children as Capable Citizens of the now (Iorio & Yelland, 2021), that is focused on rethinking the image of children, families, and communities as capable, this presentation shares an overview of the report and focuses on one of the case studies — Learning with Place© – as an example of response and impact in relation to local Place.

In April 2024, Jeanne, Catherine, Megan, and Marie were immersed in scholarly thinking as they participated in a Reggio Emilia Study Tour with U.S. Students and Professors in collaboration with Reggio Children. This experience will infuse the reflections and conversations.

An opportunity to more deeply engage with ideas generated through the presentations will be led by QUT’s Associate Professor Megan Gibson and Dr Marie White through an “In Conversation”.

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Be forward-looking and keep ahead of the curve. Initiate real change and influence crucial decisions by mastering the interpretation of the volume, variety, and speed of data we gather as a society.  

• Our academics are world leaders in research-based in the QUT Centre for Data Science and have strong industry ties that ensure the relevance of teaching material and high-quality learning experiences for students.  
• The QUT Master of Data Science now offers Commonwealth Supported Places  (CSP), making it over 60% more affordable. Eligibility criteria apply. 

Our academics are world leaders in research based in the QUT Centre for Data Science and have strong industry ties that ensure the relevance of teaching material and high-quality learning experiences for students.  

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The QUT Master of Data Science meets industry needs by integrating statistics, computer science, and business process management expertise to provide practical learning opportunities. In the QUT Master of Data Science, you will:  

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This program will equip you for a dynamic career in the rapidly evolving field of data science. The interdisciplinary curriculum will cover theories and techniques, and you'll have the opportunity to apply your knowledge to predict, forecast, visualise, and make decisions across various practical contexts.   

As a graduate of the QUT Master of Data Science, you will understand how data is ubiquitous in our society and value the need to act ethically, socially responsibly, and inclusively. You will have the skills to work in various industries, such as banking and finance, media and communications, business, health, education, information technology, engineering, agriculture, and mining.   

As a job-ready graduate with a Master of Data Science, you will have the ability to demonstrate fundamental knowledge and skills in programming, data processing, and statistical modelling, and broad knowledge and skills in data analytics, data systems development and analysis, data-driven decision making as well as being specialised in areas of computational, statistical, biomedical data science, or information systems analytics. You will have developed technical skills in industry-standard analytics tools and, importantly, be able to apply these to unfamiliar applications and contexts.  Throughout your degree, you will have engaged in authentic learning activities, project tasks, and work-integrated learning. As a result, you will have developed a range of capabilities and professional attributes that will be highly valued and sought after in the industry.  

You'll delve into specialised topics such as computational data, statistical data science, biomedical data science, and information systems analytics. These areas feature advanced specialised content covering topics like machine learning at scale, advanced stochastic modelling, cyber security and governance, and business process automation.   

Refer to the 'Details and units' tab for more information about each specialisation's course structure and units. 

Careers and outcomes

As a graduate of the QUT Master of Data Science, you will be able to demonstrate fundamental knowledge and skills in programming, data processing, and statistical modelling and broad knowledge and skills in data analytics, data systems development and analysis, and data-driven decision-making. You'll have the skills to transform data into knowledge for any industry, including banking and finance, media and communications, health, education, information technology, engineering, agriculture, and mining. 

Early exit 

After completing the required units, there is an early exit option with the QUT Graduate Certificate in Data Science . 

Possible careers

• Business analyst
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• Data analytics specialist
• Data scientist
• Data systems developer
• Data-driven decision maker

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Course structure.

To graduate with a Master of Data Science students are required to complete  192  credit points of course units consisting of:

• 108  credit points of core units (72 credit points of core units and 36 credit points of Capstone units) 
• Up to  60  credit points of Specialisation Units, and
• At least  24  credit points of Advanced Specialisation Units 

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Entry requirements, 2 year program.

You must have a recognised bachelor degree (or higher qualification) in any discipline with a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 4.00 (on QUT's 7 point scale).

1.5 year program

You must have a recognised bachelor degree (or higher qualification) in information technology, mathematics, or biomedical science with a minimum grade point average (GPA) score of 4.00 (on QUT's 7 point scale).

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Minimum english language requirements.

Select the country where you completed your studies to see a guide on meeting QUT’s English language requirements.

Your scores and prior qualifications in English-speaking countries are considered. Approved English-speaking countries are Australia, Canada, England, Ireland, New Zealand, Scotland, United States of America and Wales.

If your country or qualification is not listed, you can still apply for this course and we will assess your eligibility.

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Bachelor or Higher

Bachelor or higher degree (minimum of 1 year full-time studies) with a passing grade point average from a recognised English institution, with all prior schooling/studies in an approved English speaking country.<br> <br>Bachelor or higher degree (minimum of 1 year full-time on-campus studies) with a passing grade point average from a recognised English institution. These studies must have been completed within five years of starting at QUT, if prior schooling/studies were studied in a non-English Speaking country.

Bachelor degree or higher with an overall passing grade point average from a recognised Australian institution (the duration of studies must be 1 year or more full-time, studied on-campus), with all prior schooling/studies in an approved English speaking country. <br> <br>Bachelor degree or higher with an overall passing grade point average from a recognised Australian institution (the duration of studies must be 1 year or more full-time, studied on-campus). These studies must have been completed within five years of starting at QUT where prior schooling/studies were studied in a non- English Speaking country.

QUT University Certificate in Tertiary Preparation (UCTP) (QC06)

Achieve passing grades in QCD111 Communication 1, QCD211 Communication 2 and QCS300 Introduction to the Language of Research; and obtain an overall grade average of 4 out of 7 or higher across these units.

QUT English for Academic Purposes (EAP)

QC36 English for Academic Purposes (EAP) 2 Standard or QC37 English for Academic Purposes (EAP) 2 Extended with 65% completed within one year of starting this course at QUT.

Bachelor or higher degree (minimum of 1 year full-time studies) with a passing grade point average from a recognised South African institution, with all prior schooling/studies in an approved English speaking country.<br> <br>Bachelor or higher degree (minimum of 1 year full-time oncampus studies) with a passing grade point average from a recognised South African institution. These studies must have been completed within five years of starting at QUT, if prior schooling/studies were studied in a non-English Speaking country.

Bachelor or higher degree (minimum of 1 year full-time studies) with a passing grade point average from a recognised German institution, with all prior schooling/studies in Germany.

DAAD English Language Certificate

B2 (4 star in all bands) within five years of starting at QUT.

Bachelor or higher degree (minimum of 1 year full-time studies) with a passing grade point average from a recognised Swedish institution, with all prior schooling/studies in Sweden.

Bachelor or higher degree (minimum of 1 year full-time studies) with a passing grade point average from a recognised Norwegian institution, with all prior schooling/studies in Norway.

Bachelor or higher degree (minimum of 1 year full-time studies) with a passing grade point average from a recognised Danish institution, with all prior schooling/studies in Denmark. Diploma Supplement or an official letter from home institution stating English as the language of instruction.

Bachelor or higher degree from a recognised Indian institution completed within five years of starting at QUT, and 65% in the High School English Core subject awarded by CISCE or CBSE.

Bachelor or higher degree (minimum of 1 year full-time on-campus studies) at a recognised Hong Kong institution with: <br>a passing grade point average and these studies must have been completed within five years of starting at QUT; and<br>an official language of instruction letter is required if the academic transcripts doesn't clearly state English is the Language of Instruction; and<br>evidence of minimum HKDSE Level 2 overall in English Language.

Bachelor or higher degree (minimum of 1 year full-time studies) with a passing grade point average from a recognised institution in Netherlands completed within five years of starting at QUT, with all prior schooling/studies in Netherlands. Diploma Supplement or an official letter from home institution stating English as the language of instruction.

Bachelor or higher degree (minimum of 1 year full-time studies) with a passing grade point average from a recognised Finnish institution completed within five years of starting at QUT, and a pass in English subject from Finnish High School. Diploma Supplement or an official letter from home institution stating English as the language of instruction.

Bachelor or higher

Bachelor or higher degree (minimum of 1 year full-time studies) with a passing grade point average at a recognised USA institution, with all prior schooling/studies in an approved English speaking country.<br> <br>Bachelor or higher degree (minimum of 1 year full-time oncampus studies) with a passing grade point average at a recognised USA institution. These studies must have been completed within five years of starting at QUT, if prior schooling/studies were studied in a non-English Speaking country.

Bachelor or higher degree (minimum of 1 year full-time studies) with a passing grade point average at a recognised Singapore institution, with all prior schooling/studies in Singapore.<br> <br>Bachelor or higher degree (minimum of 1 year full-time on-campus studies) with a passing grade point average at a recognised Singapore institution. These studies must have been completed within five years of starting at QUT, if prior schooling/studies were studied in a non-English Speaking country.

Bachelor or higher degree (minimum of 1 year full-time studies) with a passing grade point average from a recognised Canadian institution, with all prior schooling/studies in an approved English speaking country.<br> <br>Bachelor or higher degree (minimum of 1 year full-time on-campus studies) with a passing grade point average from a recognised Canadian institution. These studies must have been completed within five years of starting at QUT, if all prior schooling/studies were studied in a non- English Speaking country.

Bachelor or higher degree (minimum volume of 2 year full time oncampus studies) at a recognised Malaysian institution with<br>a passing grade point average and these studies must have been completed within five years of commencement at QUT; and<br>an official language of instruction letter is required if the academic transcripts doesn't clearly state English is the Language of Instruction; and<br>evidence of a pass in the English subject in a recongised high school qualification: SPM, STPM, UEC, A levels and O levels or equivalent.

Bachelor or higher degree (minimum of 1 year full-time studies) with a passing grade point average from a recognised Irish institution, with all prior schooling/studies in an approved English speaking country.<br> <br>Bachelor or higher degree (minimum of 1 year full-time oncampus studies) with a passing grade point average from a recognised Irish institution. These studies must have been completed within five years of starting at QUT, if prior schooling/studies were studied in non-English Speaking country.

Bachelor degree with a minimum course GPA of 3.0 on a 4 point scale from one of the following universities completed within five years of starting at QUT:<br>Assumption University<br>Thammasat University<br>Chulalongkorn University<br>Mahidol University<br> <br>You must provide a letter from the institution confirming that English was the language of instruction.

Bachelor or higher degree (minimum of 1 year full-time studies) with a passing grade point average from a recognised Iceland institution completed within five years of starting at QUT, and a pass in the English subject from Studentsprof. Diploma Supplement or an official letter from home institution stating English as the language of instruction.

Bachelor degree or higher with an overall passing grade point average from a recognised Papua New Guinean institution (the duration of studies must be 1 year or more full-time, studied on-campus) within the last five years.

Bachelor or higher degree (minimum of 1 year full-time studies) with a passing grade point average from a recognised New Zealand institution, with all prior schooling/studies in an approved English speaking country.<br> <br>Bachelor or higher degree (minimum of 1 year full-time on-campus studies) with a passing grade point average from a recognised New Zealand institution. These studies must have been completed within five years of starting at QUT, if prior schooling/studies were studied in non-English Speaking country.

We accept English language proficiency scores from the following tests undertaken in a secure test centre. Tests must be taken no more than 2 years prior to the QUT course commencement.

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We offer English language programs to improve your English and help you gain entry to this course.

When you apply for this course, we will recommend which English course you should enrol in.

Your actual fees may vary depending on which units you choose. We review fees annually, and they may be subject to increases.

2025: CSP $8,900 per year full-time (96 credit points)

2025: $41,600 per year full-time (96 credit points)

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