Master of Social Change and Development
University of Newcastle
Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Postgraduate
CRICOS: 00109J
The global environment is rapidly changing. This program will teach you how to undertake projects in collaboration with community members. You will graduate equipped with the skills to influence positive outcomes through theoretical and applied knowledge. You will make immediate impact through our hands-on learning opportunities. This program provides an opportunity to create your own research work as part of your studies, and shape your career around an area of interest. This program is flexible with full-time and part-time study modes available. You can also study online allowing you to balance work, life and study. You will graduate highly employable within government agencies, non-government organisations and private firms. This program is recognised nationally and internationally, allowing you to apply your knowledge globally within the professional environment. A Graduate Certificate in Social Change and Development is also available to study and can be used as a pathway into the masters program.
Designed for
Students who wish to pursue a career with government agencies, NGOs and private firms
Structure
80 - 120 units
Standard entry requirements
- Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma
- OrBachelor Honours Degree
- OrBachelor Degree in a related field plus one year’s relevant work experience
- OrDiploma or Advanced Diploma plus five years' relevant work experience.
Study pathways
Students apply for credit to enter into the program by first completing the Graduate Certificate in Social Change and Development (40 units) or apply for Recognition of Prior Learning for work experience in a Discipline area.
Further information
Discipline areas include: Sociology; Geography; Anthropology and development studies; Agriculture; Environmental studies; Education; Municipal community or Social work/Welfare; Indigenous Studies; Politics and Economics.
