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Subject Overview

To create change for a more equitable and socially-just world, social innovation, leadership, systems thinking and evaluation skills are all crucial.
Our programmes equip students with the understanding and skills to create meaningful change, whether at community-level or centrally through influencing government policy.
We will support you to develop advanced capabilities in project management, programme design, consultation, research, evaluation and implementation, all within a social justice framework.

Knowledge and Skills

Courses will examine complex social issues, systems and change processes, the ethical leadership values aligned to social justice, and contemporary approaches to co-design, collaboration, ethical social innovation, evidence-informed programme design, evaluation models and impact measurement.
If you complete a Master of Social and Community Leadership, you will also develop your research skills and complete a thesis project. In this research, you will focus on a need or opportunity in the community or something relevant to your place of work.

Potential Careers

Study in this area can lead to jobs in organisational leadership, programme design, policy development, social change, community and health development, consultation, and social innovation and development.
Related jobs include:
- Community and social organisation leader
- Social and community facilitator/advocate
- Social and community educator
- Learning designer
- Community developer and designer
- Programme designer/project manager
- Policy analyst
- Social innovator/consultant

Delivery Mode

Hybrid

Schedule

Plan Schedules

Complete 180 points comprising:

  • 60 points for all Group 1 Compulsory Courses, and
  • 60 points for all Group 2 Compulsory Courses, and
  • 60 points from Elective Courses

Group 1 Compulsory Courses

Complete 60 points for ALL of the following:

Group 2 Compulsory Courses

Complete 60 points for ALL of the following:

Elective Courses

Complete exactly 60 points from the following:

Up to 60 points may be substituted from other 700 level courses approved by the Programme Director.