Masters (Coursework)
Address issues in development policy and debate with experts in anthropology, international relations, political economy, linguistics, public health, human geography, economics and sociology.
Address issues in development policy and debate with experts in anthropology, international relations, political economy, linguistics, public health, human geography, economics and sociology. Benefit from workshops, seminars and conferences in a research-driven environment and industry connections.
Best suited to those who want to make a meaningful difference in developing nations and address humanitarian crises in a practical, sustainable way. It provides the critical knowledge you need to develop imaginative, ethical and evidence-backed approaches to make a real, sustainable difference.
Study Social Justice at the University of Sydney
Upon graduation, you will be in a strong position to seek employment in government, non-government and private sector organisations concerned with development and poverty alleviation. You can also use the skills and knowledge acquired in the programs to become a more effective researcher, planner, educator, administrator, and manager.
Work within non-government organisations such as: