Comments

• Stair-cased programmes covered on the same page. Not sure what the page title would be nor where to explain this yet.
  
  

Programme structure

The Master of Information Management (MIM) is integrated with the Postgraduate Certificate and the Postgraduate Diploma in Information Management, which provide stepping stones to the full MIM for those who are uncertain whether they can commit to the entire programme.

Thoughts and questions

• Graphic to show nested or stair-cased programmes, maybe like the Applied Finance programmes?
• Need one word/phrase to describe the stair-cased, integrated, stepping stones. Then use it for all sets of programmes that work the same way (i.e. in VBS all except the Applied FInance ones).
  
  

Master of Information Management (MIM)

Entry requirements

• Before enrollment, a candidate for the MIM degree shall have:
  • Completed a Bachelor's degree;
  • Had a minimum of three years of relevant work experience at a level acceptable to the MIM Director; and
  • Been accepted by the Director as capable of proceeding with the proposed course of study.

Supplementary information

• Standard ones on PG Certificates and Diplomas
• Students who wish to enroll for the MIM but don't meet some the entry requirements should contact the Victoria Business School to discuss possible exemptions.

Programme requirements

• Total of 180 points required.
• Complete two core courses:
  • MMIM 501
  • MMIM 502.
• Complete one case-study courses, MMIM 590.
• Complete a further elective courses worth 120 points (usually eight) from:
  • MMIM 503
  • MMIM 510-514
  • MMIM 522
  • MMim 524
  • MMIM 525
  • MMIM 532
  • MMIM 552
  • MMIM 571
  • MMIM 572
  • MMIM 577
  • MMIM 580-582
  • MMIM 590
  • MMIM 592
  • Approved courses from other Honours or Master's programmes.

Supplementary information

• Standard ones on PG Certificates and Diplomas
• The case study courses MMIM 590 may be substituted with MMIM 592. Note that MMIM 592 has MMIM 552 as a prerequisite.
• Approved: Approval is requested from the MIM Programme Director.
• Students considering courses from other Honours or Master's programmes should consider the required prerequisites.

Tool tips

• Standard ones on PG Certificates and Diplomas

Thoughts and questions 

• Programme structure seems to differ between '2016 Professional Programmes', '2016 Master of Information Management' and the Calendar, with some differences being errors not style/preference. Clearing these up should be a priority for somebody (Publications, VBS, ?) even if not actually my job. I really only need to know:

  • The facts / what is correct: More often than not it is the Calendar.

  • What (or how much) do I say on the web (as we don't have to convey every requirement).

  • What message or style do I follow: For example, are these professional programmes inclusive and supporting, even of those who don't meet the minimum entry requirements?

• Some examples of the differences:
  • MIM structure. The Calendar states two courses in Part 1, one (of two) in Part 2 and electives from the MIM and other Honours and Master's programmes to make up the 180 points. '2016 Professional Programmes' states two courses in Part 1, eight electives from the MIM in Part 2 and (tacked on at the end) an individual case study project with no mention of courses, points, Parts, or MIM 592.  '2016 Master of Information Management' states two courses in Part 1, eight electives from the MIM and other Honours and Master's programmes in Part 2 and a consulting-style case-study project (MMIM 590, but no mention of MMIM 592).