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To enrol in FOBE200 or FOBE300 you will first need to secure an internship.

For FOBE201, the Department of Marketing and Management will find a placement for you as long as you lodge your application by the deadline. For more information regarding this unit, please click here.

The Request to Enrol into FOBE200, FOBE201 or FOBE300 application form must be submitted to BESS once completed. 

For more information and application procedures, please refer to the links below:

Unit outlines:

FOBE200 Unit Outline (Session 1 2012)

FOBE300 Unit Outline (Session 1 2012)

Application forms:

For enrollment into FOBE200, FOBE201 and FOBE300 in Session 1, 2012, forms must be submitted to BESS by 5pm on 24th February 2012. Applications for Session 2 2012, forms must be submitted to BESS by 5pm on 27th August 2012.


  • Enrolment Guide 2012 (Undergraduate) - pdf_icon Download now (PDF 16.6 MB)  or view the 2012 Guide online


  • Application to enroll in 14+ credit points in a semester (MQ)
    • Permission from your department is required if students wish to attempt more than 14 credit points in a semester

  • Change your degree (MQ)
    • Macquarie University offers Undergraduate Students the opportunity to transfer into some degrees internally if you satisfy certain requirements.
    • Internal Course/Degree Transfer Form

  • Change your units (MQ)
    • All students can effect a Change of Unit Enrolment via eStudent, but students should check the Macquarie University deadlines carefully when adding and deleting units.

  • Claim credit for previous study (MQ)
    • Students who have done previous study at a recognised tertiary institution may apply for general credit towards their current Undergraduate degree at 100 and 200 level. New students seek Credit for Previous Studies as part of the pre-enrolment process.

  • Discontinue your studies for a period of time (MQ)
    • All a student needs to do to discontinue their studies is to withdraw from all their units via eStudent. Note: International students must see the international office prior to discontinuing.
    • The appropriate method for applying to resume your studies will depend on your particular circumstances and when you anticipate to resume your studies.

  • Fees and Costs for Domestic Students
    • explains the difference between a local student studying either as a ‘Commonwealth supported student’ or a ‘tuition fee-paying student’.
    • details how and when to pay the fees
    • provides information about costs if you discontinue after the census date
    • remission and recrediting of fees in special circumstances
    • student activities fees and voluntary unionism.

  • Withdraw from a unit after Census Date (MQ)
    • If you are withdrawing from unit(s) of study before the Census Date you will incur no financial or academic penalties.

Apply for special approval?

Submit and collect my assessments and tests?

dropdown Appeal my grade?

 
  • Final Grade Review (Faculty)
    • Appeals Against Final Grades procedure exists to address very rare cases where a procedural irregularity has occurred.

dropdown View my exam?

  • Exam Script Viewing (Faculty) - Students are able to view their Final and Take Home Exam Scripts after the final results have been released.
  • Applying for an academic transcript (MQ)
    • Students can obtain two types of academic transcripts:
      • Advising or Unofficial Transcript - used for academic consultations or university processes such as an application for eCOE and Application to undertake more than 14 credit points. The document is free to obtain and is not intended to be used for formal processes and applications except for those mentioned earlier.
        • If you require an unofficial academic transcript, you can either: 
          • Log onto your eStudent and click on "My Results and Graduation". Then proceed to scroll down until you see "Email my eStudent Internal Record" and click on that link. Then your unofficial academic transcript will be emailed your official student email account.
          • Contact Student Enquiry Service and ask one of the friendly front-counter staff to print one out for you.

       

      • Official transcript - printed on watermarked paper and used to verify a student's results to an external person(s)/organisation. You will be required to pay a fee to obtain copies of your official transcript. 
        • An official academic transcript includes yearly enrolment details, units, results, credit points, course completion and/or conferral of award details, as well as all fails and withdrawals.
        • It is only available in hard copy.
        • You will need to fill in a Transcript Request Form.

Calculate my GPA?

  • Special Consideration (Faculty)
    • If you have been unable to attend classes or you have missed assignments or tests during semester due to illness or other factors outside your control, you need to inform the University so that your lecturer can take this into consideration by applying for special consideration(s).

dropdown Find an Internship

Students are responsible for securing their own internships. More information can be found here.

dropdown Apply to do honours?

Honours programs are offered by all departments in the Faculty of Business and Economics

  • Non-Award study program
    • Non-award study is available on a tuition-fee-paying basis to students who wish to study in an area of interest and at a pace that suits them.
    • It is classified as non-award because students enrol in individual units rather than an award such as a degree, diploma or certificate.
    • The Non-Award study program is managed by the Centre for Open Education.

dropdown Study abroad (overseas)

  • MQ Students going abroad
    • available to students who have successfully completed at least one year of their Macquarie University degree with a GPA of 2.0
    • Every Macquarie study abroad student receives a travel grant of between AUD$500-AUD$3,500 depending on the type and length of their program
    • Students can go overseas for as little as a fortnight and receive credit towards their degree or alternatively study for up to six months or one year.