My Course Planning session

What is a My Course Planning (MCP) session?

MCP sessions are held before the start of the teaching session before Orientation. They are compulsory for most courses and provide important information about your course and the units you should enrol in. You may be able to apply for Advanced Standing for previous study at your MCP session.

MCP sessions for local students

• Bankstown campus
• Campbelltown campus
• Hawkesbury campus
• Parramatta campus
• Penrith campus

MCP sessions for International students

• International My Course Planning schedule
  

Parents, Peers and Partners Workshops

Hear from the experts how you can support your commencing student. Parents, Peers and Partners workshops are being held in conjunction with My Course Planning sessions. See the Parents, Peers and Partners workshop page for more information on times and locations.

SGSM MCP sessions

SGSM run specialised MCP and Orientation sessions for their local and International students. If you are starting an SGSM course in Quarter 1 2012, you are invited to attend these sessions on 4 January 2012. For more information see the SGSM MCP sessions page.

The following courses are administered by SGSM:

• Master of Business Administration; 
• Graduate Certificate in Business Administration
• Master of Business and Commerce
• Graduate Certificate in Business
• Master of Commerce (Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations);
• Graduate Certificate in Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations
• Master of International Hospitality and Hotel Management;
• Graduate Certificate in International Hospitality and Hotel Management
• Master of Applied Finance;
• Graduate Certificate in Applied Finance 
• Master of Finance
• Master of International Trade and Finance
• Master of Business (Marketing);
• Graduate Certificate in Marketing
• Master of International Business;
• Graduate Certificate in International Business
• Master of Business (Operations Management);
• Graduate Certificate in Business (Operations Management)
• Master of Business (Engineering Management);
• Graduate Certificate in Business (Engineering Management)