Course code: 3754 + Clayton + Mid-year entry available + Course coordinators: Craig Thorburn; Bruce Missingham + Units in this course currently vary between HECS bands one and three
The graduate program in international development and environmental analysis (IDEA) is an abbreviated version of the masters by coursework degree. The graduate diploma course introduces students to international and comparative perspectives and approaches to development and global sustainability, but does not include the internship or research paper component.
A bachelors pass degree in any discipline.
Students complete 48 points, comprising 12 credit points of core units, and 36 credit points of elective units.
Students can choose electives (36 points) in one of four areas of concentration that correspond to current issues relevant in international development:
A wide range of elective units are available in sociology, women's studies, politics, Asian studies, geography and environmental science, Indigenous studies, anthropology, and visual culture.
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