The National Institute of Organisation Dynamics Australia (NIODA) Courses

Special entry may be granted to no more than 10% of the intake, in any given year, to those who have not completed a three year Bachelor degree or equivalent, but who have other tertiary qualifications and extensive relevant work experience.

Students entering this degree are required to have a minimum level of English language proficiency (details of these requirements can be found at www.nioda.org.au/policies).

Special entry may be granted to no more than 10% of the intake, in any given year, to those who have not completed a three year Bachelor degree or equivalent, but who have other tertiary qualifications and extensive relevant work experience.

Students entering this degree are required to have a minimum level of English language proficiency (details of these requirements can be found at www.nioda.org.au/policies).

Special entry may be granted to no more than 10% of the intake, in any given year, to those who have not completed a three year Bachelor degree or equivalent, but who have other tertiary qualifications and extensive relevant work experience.

Students entering this degree are required to have a minimum level of English language proficiency (details of these requirements can be found at www.nioda.org.au/policies).

*The program is open to others who have a master's level degree deemed comparable, or to potential candidates with a master's degree and who are able to demonstrate capacity and capability in the organisation dynamics discipline and submission of a substantial piece of writing demonstrating this capacity.

Applicants are normally required to have achieved a credit level or higher in their final master's year assessment to be eligible to apply for the NIODA Doctor of Philosophy degree. Exceptions to this requirement will be considered where evidence is provided of appropriate academic qualifications and/or experience that satisfies the PhD Course Committee that the applicant has well-developed knowledge of the field of systems psychodynamics and the potential for research sufficient to undertake the proposed program.

Candidates entering this degree are required to have a minimum level of English language proficiency (details of these requirements can be found at www.nioda.org.au/policies).