GraduatePolitical Science & International Relations
Graduate Certificate in Gender Policy
University of Canberra, Canberra, ACT, Australia
About this program
A 12 credit point graduate certificate in gender policy, covering how gender shapes and is shaped by public policy, gender analysis of programs and budgets, and evidence for reform. It sits within UC's public policy suite and articulates into related graduate diploma and master's study in policy and public administration. Entry is open to graduates and to people working in government, advocacy or the community sector. It suits policy officers and advocates who want a focused qualification in gender-responsive policy.
Fees & duration
English test scores
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Course structure
Units
- 11790Foundations of Public Policy G
- Equity
- 11791Leadership and Policy G
- 11938Communicating with Diverse Audiences G
- Gender Equality
- 12203Policy and Advocacy G
Admissions
A completed bachelors degree or equivalent or higher; or 3 years relevant work experience.
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