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Program 5635 generated on Sat, 12 Aug 2017 12:34:55 GMT, Semester 1 2016
Master of Personal Injury Management (Domestic students)
5635
Online, Melbourne
Postgraduate
Credit points 80
Trimester 1, Trimester 2 intakes
Duration 2 years part-time
Delivery by Griffith Business School
Award abbreviation MPersonalInjuryMgt
Course List and Requirements
Degree requirements: Students who started Semester 1 - 2016
To be eligible for the award of Master of Personal Injury Management (MPersonalInjuryMgt), a student must acquire 80 credit
points as prescribed below:
gain 60 credit points for core courses and
gain 20 credit points for listed electives.
Graduates of the Deakin University Graduate Diploma of Management (Personal Injury) will be eligible for admission to this
Master of Personal Injury Management. These students will be admitted with advanced standing and will be required to
complete 40 credit points.
Testamur Titles
Title
Master of Personal Injury Management
Award Abbreviation
MPersonalInjuryMgt
Course list: Students who started Semester 1 - 2016
Note: All courses are offered online unless stated otherwise.
Students must complete the following courses:
Semester
Course
code
Tri 2
7111EHR
Tri 2
7112EHR
Tri 1
7113EHR
Personal Injury Scheme Evaluation (see Note 1) (offered Tri
2 from 2017)
Personal Injury Strategic Claims Management (see Note 1)
(offered Tri 2 from 2017)
Contemporary Issues in Compensable Injury Management
Tri 1
7004EHR
Management Consulting
10
Listed electives
20
Tri 1,2
Course title
Credit
points
10
10
10
Tri 2,3
7916EHR
People Management
10
Tri 2,3
7910EHR
Managing Change Through Responsible Leadership
10
Note 1: This course is offered as a residential course in Melbourne and students are required to attend class in person though
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Program 5635 generated on Sat, 12 Aug 2017 12:34:55 GMT, Semester 1 2016
materials will be available online.
Graduates of the Deakin University Graduate Diploma of Management (Personal Injury) admitted with
Advanced Standing
Students admitted with 40 credit points advanced standing will need to provide their academic transcript with their application
for admission, to show the courses completed in the Graduate Diploma of Management (Personal Injury). The Program
Director, in consultation with the student, will then determine the courses to be undertaken in order to satisfy the requirements
of the Master of Personal Injury Management.
Electives 1 available
Listed electives
Students must complete 20 credit points from the following courses. Students may choose an elective from other areas of
the University that are relevant to their program of study. This option requires prior consultation with (and approval from)
the Program Director.
Semester
Course
code
Tri 1
7508GBS
Tri 1,2
7905AFE
Managing Sustainable Enterprise (not offered from
2016)
Finance
Tri 1,2
7907IBA
Strategy and Innovation
Tri 1,2
7906MKT Marketing
10
Tri 1,2
7940AFE
Business Law
10
10
7106IBA
IRL160 - Work Health and Safety (see Note 1)
IRL130 - Negotiation and Dispute Resolution (see Note
1)
Managerial Problem Solving
Tri 2
Tri 2
Tri 2
Course title
Credit
points
10
10
10
10
10
Note 1: Offered through Open Universities Australia in OUA Session 2.
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