Enrolment Options & Pathways
The Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT) provides a flexible set of enrolment options and pathways that can extend existing qualifications, giving full recognition to already completed studies. The smallest unit of study is the Module, each covering a number of specialist topic areas. Modules are offered at four levels of study:
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Description
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Equivalent Standard
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0
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A Module being taken as part of an ad hoc study program and not a part of a degree or diploma course
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Australian TAFE College Adv Diploma
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1
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A Module being taken as a part of the Adv Dip Course
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Australian TAFE College Adv Diploma
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2
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A Module being taken as a part of a Grad Dip Course, or Masters Degree Course
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Australian University 3rd and 4th year Engineering
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3
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A Module being taken as a part of a Masters Degree Course.
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Australian University Professional Engineering Masters Degree
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In some cases the same Module content is provided at different levels of study, the difference being that the higher level can only be achieved by passing the set examination. To pass the examination of a Module at level 2 the student must be able to demonstrate a deeper level of understanding of the content of the Module and be able to apply the knowledge gained in new or novel application areas.
The progression pathways for Modules are:
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Already completed Level
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Level can be upgraded to
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Conditions to upgrade
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0
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1
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Admission to Adv Dip Course
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1
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2
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Payment of required fee and passing of set examination
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The available enrolment and study pathways are shown in the following diagrams.