Master of Philosophy (History) at The University of Newcastle, Australia

Navigate the complex landscape of development, critically engage with key debates and be part of creating sustainable alternatives for the future. UQ's Master of Development Practice program addresses key challenges in the world today, including the rights of Indigenous peoples, inequality, gender, health, violence, alternative economics, climate justice and environmental sustainability. With a diversity of delivery options including intensive, online, practice-based learning environments and in-field research this 2-year full-time (or equivalent part-time) program is designed to fit in with your interests and availability, whether you're starting, advancing or rethinking your career. Local communities in Australia and overseas are situated within rich and complex global dynamics. Our program equips you with theoretically informed skills to embrace the challenges of understanding, practising and rethinking development at different scales. Drawing from anthropology, community development, planning, political science, sociology and related fields, Development Practice offers you a unique, multidisciplinary and practice-based learning experience. Program highlights Benefit from a program taught and supervised by scholars engaged in the field through research and practice. Become part of a multicultural study environment and connect to an international cohort who contribute rich and diverse experiences. Develop a strong multidisciplinary foundation and complete core courses including community development, planning, sociology, international relations and politics. Join a program that welcomes applicants from various academic, professional and cultural backgrounds who are eager to rethink and redefine development practice.

Navigate the complex landscape of development, critically engage with key debates and be part of creating sustainable alternatives for the future. UQ's Master of Developm ...Read more

Cybersecurity analysis focuses on the policy dimension of cybersecurity. It identifies the information vulnerabilities of an organisation (for example, a government department, a business or a non-government organisation) and then provides strategies to counter and mitigate the potential cyberthreats to these vulnerabilities. The Australian government has determined that cybersecurity analysis is an area of strategic priority for the nation. Graduates with expert knowledge of cybersecurity analysis are now in high demand across a range of sectors.

Cybersecurity analysis focuses on the policy dimension of cybersecurity. It identifies the information vulnerabilities of an organisation (for example, a government depar ...Read more