The Centre for Open Education is integral to the University's provision of many opportunities for lifelong learning including flexibility of access and modes of study. The Centre manages undergraduate and postgraduate Distance Education programs, Non-award study (both for interest and as a pathway for entry into one of 13 degrees), Session 3 study, Conveyancing Law and Practice, and Open Universities Australia.

	Non-Award Study Gain entry into a degree program through this alternative pathway, or study for general interest and professional purposes.
	Distance Education Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Laws, and Bachelor of Education via distance.
	Session 3 Fast track your degree, catch up on your units, and reduce your work load for next year.
	Conveyancing Distance education course approved by the NSW Office of Fair Trading to provide educational qualification necessary to be a licensed Conveyancer.
	Open Universities Australia Flexible online learning at your pace with the option to finish on-campus.

Latest News

»  Distance Education - The issuing of ID cards for Distance students has been delayed 

»  Distance Education - students who add an internal unit will liable for the new student amenties fee

» Conveyancing - Session 1 starts 12 March 2012. Check your iLearn unit at http://ilearn.mq.edu.au

» Distance Education - Mid year applications - Mid year applications open on 4 April 2012 and close on 30 June 2012. Applications for the Distance Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science are direct to COE via this site. All others are via UAC

» OUA - Study Period 1 starts 27 February 2012. Go to iLearn to log on to your unit.

Quick Links:

» Direct Application for BA and BSc
» Textbooks - find your unit texts at the Co-op Bookshop
» Assignment Submission - Coversheet 

Centre Location

The Centre is located on Campus on level 1 of Building X5B. The entrance to the Centre is on the southern side of the building, adjacent to the W4 carpark.    
Our location on campus (PDF 288.59KB)

Contact Details

One of the principal roles of the Centre is to provide a primary point of contact between distance education students and the University. The staff at the Centre are always willing to assist you with administrative matters pertaining to your enrolment, and will also determine whether your query necessitates the intervention of an academic adviser.

Disclaimer:
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