Typical positions include dean of arts, dean of engineering, dean of science and dean of business. Many universities also have a dean of graduate studies, responsible for work at the postgraduate level in all parts of the university.
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There are two main types of postgraduate degrees: academic and vocational. The term degree in this context means the moving from one stage or level to another (from French degré, from Latin dē- + gradus), and first appeared in the 13th century.
A postgraduate (or simply graduate) degree is any degree beyond a bachelor’s. Learn more about types of postgraduate degrees and whether earning one could impact your career.
Find answers to common questions about postgraduate study at UNSW, including how to apply, entry requirements, recognition of prior learning and English language criteria.
Postgraduate degrees encompass a range of qualifications, including masters degrees, Postgraduate Diplomas and Certificates, and PhDs. One thing that all postgraduate degrees have in common is that they allow you to continue your studies in a specialised subject.