 Keen
to study but can't make it to campus?
Access to the Graduate Certificate in Road Safety and Graduate
Diploma in Road Safety is now more flexible through the availability of select units in distance education and block mode.
What does this mean for students?
The increased flexibility of the program will enable students
to complete the Graduate Certificate in Road Safety solely in
distance education mode or mix and match with the various units
delivered in block mode on campus. Currently two units are delivered in
block mode (generally in November each year): Road Safety Audit
and Road Safety Evaluation Models.
Can international students enrol in distance education units?
International students can apply now to study by distance education from Semester 1, 2009.
How are the materials formatted and delivered?
Each distance education unit is packaged on CDs for distribution and will be delivered prior to the commencement of semester.
What if I need study assistance?
Mentoring support will be available for distance education students
via email and telephone.
How much will it cost?
The same fee applies to domestic students for units delivered in distance education
mode.
Can I apply for a CARRS-Q scholarship?
Distance education students may apply for funding assistance through the Study Support Scheme.
How do I enrol?
- Apply
for admission to QUT  . This will include completion of the QUT
PG Form
- Apply for a scholarship (optional)
- Enrolment
procedure (upon receipt of an offer)
Can I obtain credit for existing qualifications?
If you have existing qualifications relevant to road safety, you may
be eligible for an exemption on some units.
More information on Credit for Prior Learning or Advanced Standing
For further information
Prospective students can obtain more information on the courses in QUT
Studyfinder or by contacting
the Education Officer on 07 3138 4592
or email roadsafetycourses@qut.edu.au
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