Intractable conflicts, climate disasters and pandemics – these are just a few of the challenges humanity currently faces. It’s clear that in the 21st century, the need for humanitarian aid has never been greater. But it’s no longer enough to assume our current practices can address these complex challenges. We need new humanitarian aid leaders, who can envision and enact a better version of the field.

To qualify for the Master of Humanitarian Assistance, students must successfully complete 8 credit points of study comprising

• AAI018 Academic Integrity (0-credit-point compulsory unit);
• 4 credit points of core units
• Research Project 1 or 2 credit points
• 2-3 credit points of course elective units (depending on your research project)

Job opportunities for humanitarian assistance graduates exist in government and non-government agencies concerned with the provision of all aspects of emergency and humanitarian responses including service provision, logistical support, communications, program management and support, community engagement and support, funding, coordination, monitoring and evaluation.

Some of the roles you might obtain, depending on your previous experience, include:

• community engagement specialist
• education adviser
• grants manager
• NGO program director.

Admission is based on: Bachelor honours (AQF8) degree in a related discipline or Bachelor degree in a related discipline, plus two years relevant work experience or Graduate certificate or g

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