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 History of the Institute worldwide
Unique opportunities at the Melbourne Institute
Objectives and academic programmes
Teaching modes and attendance requirements
Assessment modes
Prayer and liturgical life
Teaching, library and student facilities
Other local facilities and services
Calendar 2007
Enrolment, fees and scholarships
Friends of the John Paul II Institute and the John Paul II Foundation
Apostolic Constitution Magnum Matrimonii Sacramentum
Allocution of Pope John Paul II to the Faculty of the Institute
Respect Life Office
Miscellaneous
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Assessment Modes
Courses are assessed by the Course Co-ordinator by a mixture of written tasks, seminar presentations and written examinations as set down at the beginning of the semester. Oral examinations, though uncommon in Australia, are a particular feature of pontifical faculties such as the Institute. In those degree programmes with additional assessment requirements (Comprehensive Examination, Licentiate Lecture, Thesis) those assessment tasks will be taken into account in the overall assessment of the diploma or degree.
All written tasks should be prepared according to the Guidelines for Essays and Theses.
Units are graded as follows:
HD High Distinction 85-100%
DI Distinction 70-84%
CR Credit 60-69%
PA Pass 50-59%
FA Fail 0-49%
IN Result pending
WF Withdrawal failing
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