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New Zealand Development Scholarships to the Caribbean Background New Zealand is pleased to announce the expansion of New Zealand Development Scholarship awards to include all CARICOM states and the Dominican Republic.
The following fifteen countries are eligible to apply for a New Zealand Development Scholarship: Antigua and Barbuda; Bahamas; Barbados; Belize; Dominica; Dominican Republic; Grenada; Guyana; Haiti; Jamaica; St Lucia; St Kitts and Nevis; St Vincent and the Grenadines; Suriname; Trinidad and Tobago.
Priority Areas Applications to the New Zealand Development Scholarships scheme will be sought to support study in thematic areas which support our overall development programme in the region, namely agriculture, disaster risk management and renewable energy (including hydro, wind, solar, wave or geothermal energy).

Application Process Candidates should apply directly to one of the institutions listed below that offers a relevant programme of study by 2 December 2013.
Pending immigration processes, successful applicants will begin study in New Zealand in July 2014.
Please refer to the New Zealand Aid Programme website for further details: http://www.aid.govt.nz/ Detailed Information on Postgraduate Programmes Agriculture: Postgraduate Diploma in Agricultural Science Institute: Qualification: Length of Programme: 1 year (two semesters) Commencement: July 2014 Lincoln University Postgraduate Diploma in Agricultural Science Agriculture is the backbone of New Zealand's economy.
Scientific research and technological developments have made this country an international leader in the production of many agricultural products.

Graduates intending to enter the agricultural industries will need to be well prepared in the basic and applied sciences, as well as business and management disciplines.

This diploma will prepare graduates for the challenging roles they will play in agriculture, both in New Zealand and overseas.
The traditional role of primary production has changed so dramatically that graduates are sought after in more than the traditional areas of sheep, dairy and arable farming.

The demand for activities that will increase the value of our primary products has resulted in the need for graduates beyond the traditional areas of sheep, dairy and arable farming.
They are now sought after in the areas of research, marketing and technology transfer, in service industries allied to the agricultural sector and into positions with Crown Research Institutes, Treasury and into consultancy positions within exporting companies.

Graduates from agriculture programmes are highly sought after both within New Zealand and internationally.
http://www.lincoln.ac.nz/Degrees-Diplomas-and- Certificates/Qualifications/Agriculture/Postgraduate-Diploma-in-Agricultural-Science/ Master of Agricultural Science Institute: Qualification: Length of Programme: 2 years (four semesters) Commencement: Lincoln University Master of Agricultural Science July 2014 The Master of Agricultural Science recognises the scientific management of our primary resources demands innovation, sophistication and business acumen.
It offers advanced study and research in the fields that underpin agricultural production, science and management.
http://www.lincoln.ac.nz/Degrees-Diplomas-and-Certificates/Qualifications/Agriculture/Master-of- Agricultural-Science/ Master of Commerce (Agricultural) Institute: Qualification: Length of Programme: 2 years (four semesters) Commencement: Lincoln University Master of Commerce (Agricultural) July 2014 The Master of Commerce (Agricultural) is a specialised industry- based degree providing future leaders and managers in both the primary production and agribusiness sector.
It relies on a ‘practical professional' approach to teaching where students learnt not only how to successfully operate a farm business, but also about national and international issues that confront the agribusiness manager.

It is one of the recognised areas of excellence in teaching and research pursued by Lincoln University.
http://www.lincoln.ac.nz/Degrees-Diplomas-and-Certificates/Qualifications/Commerce-and- Business/Graduate-Certificate-in-Business-and-Sustainability/Master-of-Commerce-Agricultural/ Postgraduate Diploma in AgriCommerce Institution: Qualification: Length of Programme: 1 year (two semesters) Commencement: July 2014 Massey University Post Graduate Diploma in AgriCommerce The PostGraduate Diploma in AgriCommerce provides instruction in agricultural economics and management.
A relevant bachelor’s degree is required for entry.

The degree comprises papers in AgriBusiness Management, Agricultural Economics, Farm Management, Food Marketing and Retailing, International AgriBusiness and International Rural Development.
http://www.massey.ac.nz/massey/learning/programme-course- paper/programme.cfm?prog_id=93422 Postgraduate Diploma in AgriScience Institution: Qualification: Length of Programme: 1 year (two semesters) Commencement: July 2014 Massey University Post Graduate Diploma in AgriScience The PostGraduate Diploma in AgriScience programme is offered in Agriculture and Horticulture.

It can be made up entirely of taught papers, but it may include a supervised reported research component.
It is suitable for people wanting to acquire advanced knowledge and skills; these can be focused in specialised subject areas, but they can also be across a broad range of subjects.

Four endorsements are available: Agriculture, Horticulture, Equine, and Life Cycle Management.
The degree comprises papers in a wide range of specialist areas including Advanced Food and AgriBusiness Strategies, Dairy Production, Poultry Production, Sustainable Agricultural Systems, Advanced Farm and Horticultural Management, Advanced Soil Fertility, Integrated Pest Management, and Nutrient Management in Grazed pasture Systems.
http://www.massey.ac.nz/massey/learning/programme-course- paper/programme.cfm?prog_id=93427 Master of AgriScience (Agriculture) Institution: Qualification: Length of Programme: 2 years Commencement: July 2014 Massey University Master of AgriScience (Agriculture) The MAgriScience (Agriculture) offers a wide range of research topics including animal science, pastoral science, crop science, soil science, weed science, agroforestry, agricultural systems and agricultural engineering.
Massey University has good research facilities which are available for use by postgraduate students.

Dairy, sheep and beef and deer farms are located adjacent to the Palmerston North campus.

In addition, a number of research facilities are also available, including the Pasture and Crop Research Unit, the Fertiliser and Lime Research Centre, the New Zealand Centre for Precision Agriculture and an ISTA-accredited seed testing laboratory.
http://www.massey.ac.nz/massey/learning/programme-course- paper/programme.cfm?prog_id=93428 Master of Environmental Management Institution: Qualification: Length of Programme: 1-2 years Commencement: July 2014 Massey University Master of Environmental Management The Master of Environmental Management provides graduates with an academic and practical grounding in the growing need to protect the environment and use resources of land, water, soil, plants, and animals in a balanced and sustainable way.
The qualification offers specialist streams in Water, Land, Policy and Environmental Economics, and Environment and Society.

It could therefore also fit within the priority theme of Renewable Energy.
Depending on the specialist stream undertaken by the student, papers available include Advanced Water Soil Management, Sustainable Agricultural Systems, Soil and Land Evaluation, Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Emission Science, Energy Policy, Case Studies of Renewable Energy Systems, Natural Hazards and Resilient Communities, Renewable Energy and Sustainable Development, and a range of other relevant courses.
http://www.massey.ac.nz/massey/learning/programme-course- paper/programme.cfm?prog_id=93418 Postgraduate Certificate in AgriBusiness Institution: Qualification: Length of Programme: 0.5 year (one semester) Commencement: July 2014 University of Waikato Post Graduate Certificate (AgriBusiness) The PostGraduate Certificate in AgriBusiness provides instruction in agricultural economics and management.
The programme comprises a compulsory paper in International Agribusiness, as well as optional papers including Environmental and Economic Resources, Agribusiness Case Studies, Econometric Analysis, and 21st Century Logistics, as well as other related papers.
http://www.mngt.waikato.ac.nz/education/qualifications/postgraduate/qualifications.asp?program me_code=PGCERT&Item=3&eyear=2009&student=2&header= Postgraduate Diploma in AgriBusiness Institution: Qualification: Length of Programme: 1 year (two semesters) Commencement: July 2014 University of Waikato Post Graduate Diploma (AgriBusiness) The PostGraduate Diploma in AgriBusiness provides instruction in agricultural economics and management.
The programme comprises papers in International Agribusiness and Logistics, Econometrics, and Marketing, as well as other related papers.
http://www.mngt.waikato.ac.nz/education/qualifications/postgraduate/qualifications.asp?program me_code=PGDIP&Item=3&eyear=2011&student=2&header= Master of Science (Technology) Institution: Qualification: Length of Programme: 2 years Commencement: July 2014 University of Waikato Master of Science (Technology) A MSc(Tech) is normally a two year coherent, advanced programme of study, which combines taught papers with an applied or industrial based research thesis or dissertation.
The programme includes two papers on industrial technology and innovation.

There is a focus on agricultural technology through strong collaboration with other research providers, including NIWA, AgResearch, Hort Research, Landcare.

These partnerships allow students to forge industry networks as well as gain hands-on experience by applying their research to practical agri-tech outcomes.
An example of a relevant taught course would be – Ecohydrology – Ecohydrology is the interdisciplinary study of the interactions between water and ecosystems.

It views water, carbon and energy as essential ingredients for living systems, and recognises that ecosystems may modify the hydrological systems of which they are part.

This paper bridges the gap between hydrological soils, ecological and climate sciences.
http://sci.waikato.ac.nz/study/qualifications/msctech Master of Management Studies (AgriBusiness) Institute: Qualification: Length of Programme: 18 months (three semesters) Commencement: July 2014 University of Waikato Master of Management Studies (AgriBusiness) Agribusiness combines all facets of business operations, and associated organisations that make up the agricultural sector.
Successful agribusiness relies on the ability to understand the operation of competitive global markets, international marketing and the management of complex and extended supply chains.

An MMS in Agribusiness will enable students to build knowledge and business skills across the range of management capabilities that are relevant to the agricultural sector.
The Agribusiness MMS is an 18 month programme with compulsory papers in International Agribusiness, Agribusiness Case Studies and International Marketing.

Other papers include 21st Century Logistics.

Students must write a dissertation or thesis.
http://www.mngt.waikato.ac.nz/myweb/prescription/publications/common/subj.asp?pub=2&subje ct_code=AGRI&eyear=2013 Disaster Risk Management: Master in Disaster Management Institution: Qualification: Length of Programme: 1 year (two semesters) Commencement: University of Auckland Master in Disaster Management July 2014 Risks from natural and man-made hazards are increasing for a number of reasons; population shifts and urban intensification, interdependencies of production and supply, pressures on infrastructure - all these create new societal vulnerabilities.
The unexpected magnitude and frequency of hazards, as well as the uncertainties created by the effects of climate change and global warming, lead to an increased need to find new ways to protect societies.

Managing and recovering from a disaster is a complex and demanding process that requires skills and expertise.
Recent disasters have generated a need to gain expert and specialist knowledge for many professionals, including engineers, policy planners, urban designers, development experts, project managers, economists, scientists, health and social professionals.

This highly relevant programme is designed to prepare people for careers and leadership roles in disaster management.
This degree is designed to provide graduates with the multidisciplinary knowledge and skills required to underpin successful approaches to addressing the management of disasters in complex environments.

It concentrates on key issues such as disaster resilience and risk management.
http://web.ece.auckland.ac.nz/uoa/home/about/news-events-and- notices/news/news/template/news_item.jsp?cid=572133 Postgraduate Diploma in Hazard and Disaster Management Institute: Qualification: Length of Programme: 1 year (two semesters) Commencement: July 2014 University of Canterbury Post Graduate Diploma in Hazard and Disaster Management This is a one year course of study corresponding to MSc Part 1 in Hazard and Disaster Management (see MSc in Hazard and Disaster Management).
For entry into PGDip, students should have achieved a minimum of a B grade average.

Normally all postgraduate students must have15 points from 100 level STAT courses and 90 points from 300 level courses available in the BSc schedule or an equivalent Science degree or approval from the Programme Leader.
http://www.geol.canterbury.ac.nz/hdm.shtml MSc in Hazard and Disaster Management Institute: Qualification: Length of Programme: 2 years (four semesters) Commencement: July 2014 University of Canterbury Master of Science in Hazard and Disaster Management The MSc degree in Hazard & Disaster Management has a similar format to that described for MSc in Geology.
Normally all postgraduate students must have15 points from 100 level STAT courses and 90 points from 300 level courses available in the BSc schedule or an equivalent Science degree or approval from the Programme Leader.

For entry into MSc Part I, students should have achieved a minimum of a B grade average.
The programme of study for Part 1 includes four compulsory courses HAZM 401 (Introduction to Hazards and Disasters), HAZM 403 (Hazard and Disaster Investigation), HAZM408 Management) and four optional but related courses.
(Special Topics) and HAZM 410 (Special Topics: Geological Risk To proceed to MSc Part II (thesis) a B+ grade average is required in MSc Part I courses, an appropriate lecturer or research associate must agree to be supervisor, and a research proposal must have been written in conjunction with the supervisor and approved within the Dept.

Part 2 consists of a thesis on an individual investigation presented not more than 16 months after enrolment for Part 2 of the degree if Honours are to be awarded.
This time limit is extended to 24 months for students qualifying for the award of the MSc degree without Honours.

Parts 1 and 2 are weighted 1:2 in the final assessment of the degree though it is also a requirement that each of Parts 1 & 2 must be passed.

MSc students must also present a seminar in the Department.
http://www.geol.canterbury.ac.nz/hdm.shtml Master of Science (Technology) Institute: Qualifications: University of Waikato Master of Science Master of Science (Technology) Length of Programme: 2 years Commencement: July 2014 An understanding of earth and ocean sciences is vital if we are to sustainably manage Earth’s energy, water, mineral, soil and coastal resources.
The earth sciences are also the key to predicting and managing natural hazards such as floods, earthquakes, tsunami, landslides and volcanic eruptions.

The MSc degree will add to students’ knowledge of techniques as well as providing training in specialist areas.

Students have the choice of a diverse range of papers from Coastal Oceanography and Coastal Sedimentation to Volcanic Processes and Hazards and Rock Slope Engineering.
While developing research skills students will have the opportunity to contribute to existing areas of research or to begin to develop new areas.

Research programmes exist across a wide range of disciplines, supported by the primary research interests of staff which include coastal processes and climate hazards; tsunami and storm surge prediction and mitigation; physical volcanology including caldera dynamics and explosive conduit-vent processes.
The MSc and MSc(Tech) are normally two-year programmes of study which combines taught papers with a research thesis in the second year.

The MSc(Tech) includes two compulsory papers on industrial technology and innovation.

Students will have the opportunity to undertake research with staff who are leaders in their field and will have the use of world-class laboratory facilities.
For MSc students only, a 12 month Master of Science degree by thesis research may be available to students who have already completed a qualification such as a Bachelor of Science (Honours) or a Postgraduate Diploma.

An example of a relevant course would be : Rock Slope Engineering – This paper considers rock mechanics within engineering geology, including the strength of intact rocks and rock joints; engineering geological hazards, slope stability modelling; and an applied site investigation project.
http://sci.waikato.ac.nz/study/qualifications Renewable Energy: Postgraduate Certificate in Geothermal Energy Technology Institution: Qualification: Length of Programme: 1 semester Commencement: July 2014 University of Auckland Postgraduate Certificate in Geothermal Energy Technology The Postgraduate Certificate in Geothermal Energy Technology is a highly practical and applied qualification which has been designed to train participants in key aspects of developing geothermal energy fields.
The course content draws on recent advances in technology and leading edge research and uses experts from academia and industry as lecturers and tutors.

New Zealand has been at the forefront of geothermal research and training since the world’s first liquid-dominated high temperature geothermal power plant was installed at Wairakei, in the central North Island, more than 60 years ago.

Today, there are more than 25 such systems operating in the country.
More than 1450 students from more than 50 counties have graduated from The Geothermal Institute at The University of Auckland with a world recognised qualification; many of our graduates are now leaders in the geothermal industry world-wide.

Students find the nine days on field trips a memorable experience and particularly beneficial.
http://www.engineering.auckland.ac.nz/uoa/home/for/futurepostgraduates/fp-study-options/fp- applying-for-a-postgraduate-certificate/pgcertgeothermtech Master of Energy Institution: Qualification: Length of Programme: 2 semesters Commencement: July 2014 University of Auckland Master of Energy All students complete two core courses that give an overview of business (ENERGY 721) and technology (ENERGY 722) issues relevant to energy.
Students have a choice of completing a 90 point research thesis or a smaller 45 point research project.

In both cases the project scope may include economic, environmental, regulatory and business issues, as well as technical matters.

Students who choose the smaller 45 point research project also take an additional three 15 point elective courses.
The courses allow the student to concentrate on a particular energy form such as wind or geothermal, to take additional business courses, or to focus on sustainability/policy issues.

Students may begin in the PGCert (Geothermal) program in semester 2 and progress to the MEnergy program in semester 1 of the following year if they gain a B average in their PGCert courses.
http://www.engineering.auckland.ac.nz/uoa/home/for/futurepostgraduates/fp-study-options/fp- admission-for-masters/master-of-energy Postgraduate Diploma (Earth Sciences) University of Waikato Institute: Qualification: PGDip(Earth Science) Length of Programme: 1 year (2 semesters) Commencement: July 2014 The qualification enables science graduates to complete a postgraduate qualification in one year without committing themselves to the two years of study required for a Masters degree.
Candidates must gain 120 points at 500 level or above with at least 90 points in their main subject, 30 points may be taken from a subject offered by another school or faculty.
http://sci.waikato.ac.nz/study/qualifications/certs-and-dips Master of Science (Technology) Institute: Qualifications: University of Waikato Master of Science Master of Science (Technology) Length of Programme: 2 years Commencement: July 2014 The MSc and MSc (Tech) degrees will add to students’ knowledge of techniques as well as providing training in specialist areas.
While developing research skills, students will have the opportunity to contribute to existing areas of research or to begin to develop new areas.

Research programmes exist across a wide range of disciplines, supported by the primary research interests of staff which include hydrothermal systems.

The MSc and MSc (Tech) are normally two-year programmes of study which combines taught papers with a research thesis in the second year.
The MSc (Tech) includes two compulsory papers on industrial technology and innovation.

Students will have the opportunity to undertake research with staff who are leaders in their field and will have the use of world-class laboratory facilities.

A 12 month Master of Science degree by thesis research may be available to students who have already completed a qualification such as a Bachelor of Science (Honours) or a Postgraduate Diploma.
An example of a relevant course would be - Volcanic Geochemistry and Hydrothermal Systems - A study of geochemical approaches and methods to solve various problems in the Earth Sciences including volcanic environments, with particular attention to hydrothermal systems, geothermal energy, and the formation of hydrothermal ore deposits.
http://sci.waikato.ac.nz/study/qualifications Master of Engineering Institution: Qualification: Length of Programme: 1 year Commencement: July 2014 University of Waikato Master of Engineering This research-focused degree is designed for graduates who wish to further their knowledge of the innovative research methodologies required in industry, and for professional engineers who wish to up-skill in new areas related to their work.
Excellence in advanced engineering design, research and development skills are core features of the degree.

The School of Engineering is committed to fostering synergistic relationships between science, engineering, industry and management; essential for turning scientific knowledge into technology.

Excellence in advanced engineering design, research and development skills are core features of the degree.
The School has developed a very strong research base to support its aims of providing students with in-depth knowledge, analytical skills, innovation, and techniques to translate science into technology in the real world.

Specialist faculty expertise in the area of solar/photovoltaic energy is a key component of the programme.
An example of a relevant course would be - Design for Energy and the Environment – This interdisciplinary course focuses on the important aspects of science and technology related to new and existing energy resources and energy efficiency.

Topics covered reflect the trend of current development in energy technology.
http://sci.waikato.ac.nz/study/qualifications Master of Engineering Studies Institution: Qualification: Length of Programme: 2 years (four semesters) Commencement: Massey University Master of Engineering Studies July 2014 The Master of Engineering Studies provides instruction in current and future energy supplies with particular emphasis on renewable energy sources such as solar, wind and biomass, as well as energy conservation and management, energy costs, and environmental management.
A relevant bachelor’s degree is required for entry.

The degree comprises papers in Sustainable Energy Systems and Society; Energy Efficiency (both Systems Analysis and Industrial Technology), Energy Integrated Resource Planning, Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Analysis, Renewable Energy System Design, Energy Policy, Case Studies of Renewable Energy Systems and other relevant courses.
http://www.massey.ac.nz/massey/learning/programme-course- paper/programme.cfm?prog_id=93488 Postgraduate Diploma in Water Resource Management Institute: Qualification: Length of Programme: 1 year (two semesters) Commencement: July 2014 University of Canterbury Post Graduate Diploma in Water Resource Management The PGDipWaterRM will prepare graduates for a technical and non-research career in water resource management and to develop innovative and effective methods for the sustainable management of this critical resource in New Zealand and internationally.
A relevant bachelor’s degree (Advanced Water Resources), 402 (Determinants of Water Availability and Quality) and 403 (Water Management, Policy and Planning) and other relevant courses.

http://www.canterbury.ac.nz/courses/grad_postgrad/science/pgdipwaterrm.shtml comprises WATR required entry.
401 for is It Master of Water Resource Management Institute: Qualification: Length of Programme: 2 years (four semesters) Commencement: July 2014 University of Canterbury Master of Water Resource Management This degree will prepare graduates for a professional career in water resource management and to develop innovative and effective methods for the sustainable management of this critical resource in New Zealand and internationally.
A Postgraduate Diploma in Water Resource Management or relevant bachelor’s degree is required for entry.

The first year comprises three core courses WATR (Advanced Water Resources), 402 (Determinants of Water Availability and Quality) 401 and 403 (Water Management, Policy and Planning) and other relevant courses.

In the second year students undertake a research thesis with external stakeholder support and interest to provide them with experience in the sector.
http://www.canterbury.ac.nz/courses/grad_postgrad/science/mwaterrm.shtml MSc in Engineering Geology This degree requires a further 2–2.5 years of study after completing the BSc degree at the University of Canterbury.

It consists of Part 1 (one year of course work) and Part 2 thesis work.
Students wishing to enter MSc Part I should normally have achieved a B average grade in their undergraduate studies, have passed required field courses (GEOL 240 (Field Studies: A Mapping), 241 (Field Studies B: Field Techniques), 351 (Advanced Field Techniques), 352 (Advanced Field Mapping) or equivalent), and have at least 60 new points in GEOL 300 courses.

There is also a requirement for 15 points of MATH 100-level and 15 points of STAT 100-level courses, or equivalent.
The programme of study for Part 1 includes a total of eight compulsory courses: ENGE410 (Engineering Geological Field Methods), 411 (Engineering Construction Practice), 412 (Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering), 413 (Soil Mechanics and Soil Engineering), 414 (Applied Hydrogeology) and 415 (Engineering Geomorphology and Geohazards) and HAZM410 (Special Topics).

Course weighting for each course is 0.125.


To proceed to MSc Part II (thesis) a B+ grade average is required in MSc Part I courses, an appropriate lecturer or research associate must agree to be supervisor, and a research proposal must have been written in conjunction with the supervisor and approved within the Dept.

Part 2 consists of a thesis on an individual investigation presented not more than 16 months after enrolment for Part 2 of the degree if Honours are to be awarded.
This time limit is extended to 24 months for students qualifying for the award of the MSc degree without Honours.

Parts 1 and 2 are weighted 1:2 in the final assessment of the degree though it is also a requirement that each of Parts 1 & 2 must be passed.

MSc students must also present a seminar in the Department.
http://www.canterbury.ac.nz/courses/grad_postgrad/engineering/me.shtml BSc Honours graduates may proceed directly to MSc (Part 2) which may be awarded with Distinction or Merit but without further Honours.

It is possible to enrol for a MSc degree on a part-time basis.
Postgraduate Diploma in Engineering Geology Institute: Qualification: Length of Programme: 2 years (four semesters) Commencement: July 2014 University of Canterbury Post Graduate Diploma in Engineering Geology This is a one year course of study corresponding to MSc Part 1 in Engineering Geology.
Students wishing to enter the PG Dip Eng Geol should normally have achieved a B- average grade in their undergraduate studies, have passed required field courses (GEOL 240 (Field Studies: A Mapping), 241 (Field Studies B: Field Techniques), 351 (Advanced Field Techniques), 352 (Advanced Field Mapping) or equivalent), and have at least 60 new points in GEOL 300 courses.

There is also a requirement for 15 points of MATH 100-level and 15 points of STAT 100-level courses, or equivalent.
http://www.canterbury.ac.nz/courses/grad_postgrad/science/pgdipenggeol.shtml Postgraduate Certificate in Engineering Studies Institute: University of Canterbury Qualification: Post Graduate Certificate in Engineering Studies Length of Programme: one semester Commencement: July 2014 The PGCertEng caters for professional engineers seeking advanced technical training or candidates who do not wish to commit to a master’s programme.
Endorsements are offered in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, Earthquake Engineering, Engineering Mathematics, Fire Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Transportation Engineering.

An unendorsed certificate is also available in a broad range of engineering subjects.

The PGCertEng comprises a combination of 600 and 400- level courses, with specific combinations to meet the requirements of the endorsements.

http://www.canterbury.ac.nz/courses/grad_postgrad/engineering/pgcerteng.shtml