MC216 - Master of Public Policy

Plan: MC216 - Master of Public Policy
Campus: City Campus

Learning outcomes

As a graduate of this program you will be able to:

Critically analyse the social, political, ethical, institutional, economic and environmental factors that both enable and limit policy change;
Make use of complex theories, diverse evidence and modes of reasoning, to extend and challenge knowledge and practice in policy and social innovation.
Demonstrate research literacy in terms of recognizing and accounting for the potential and limitations of research findings and their application to policy problems;
Value ongoing professional development, diverse stakeholder engagement and collaborative relationships in the design and implementation of policy initiatives.
Use problem solving skills/methodologies to develop creative responses to contemporary social problems/policy issues;
Demonstrate well developed written and oral communication skills and confidently construct, debate and critique policy arguments.
Independently develop and manage a professional project designed to contribute to policy change or social innovation.