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EDF6806
Faculty of Education
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Level | Postgraduate |
Faculty | Faculty of Education |
Offered | Gippsland First semester 2012 (Off-campus) |
Coordinator(s) | Dr Monica Green |
Sustainable Community Development is an introductory core unit in the Master of Community Development. It is designed as a reflective practice unit to enable practitioners working in the broad field of community development, in urban and rural contexts, to develop their practice. Students will be introduced to the concepts of sustainability, place, and community development and to contemporary research in the area. It will use the frameworks of sustainability, place, and community, to examine how people learn about places and form sustainable communities in the places where they live and work. Students will undertake practitioner research in order to apply these theories to their practice.
On completion of this units students are expected to have:
Assignment 1 - 3000 word written essay or reflective journal ; and Assignment 2 - 5000 (or equivalent written and visual text) word project plan and report