Master of Social Science

James Cook University

Степень магистра

18 months

Application deadlines: January 31

Processing time: 15 days

Очно

Intakes: February

International tuition: A$31,200

During this 1.5 year full-time (or part-time equivalent) master’s course, JCU postgraduate social science students study a combination of core subjects and specialist electives, deepening their knowledge in their selected major. All major streams include a research thesis. The Master of Social Science focusses on equipping students with the knowledge and practical skills to work towards solving complex contemporary issues of social policy, governance, cultural heritage, and resource management. JCU students benefit from a unique learning environment, dedicated to the advancement of Asia-Pacific and Tropical societies.

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Completion of an AQF level 7 bachelor degree in a social science discipline, with an overall grade point average of 5.0 (i.e. credit average), within the previous five years; or Completion of an AQF level 8 qualification in any discipline, within the previous five years; or Other qualifications recognised by the Dean, College of Arts, Society and Education as equivalent to the above. Applicants of non-English speaking backgrounds must meet the English language proficiency requirements.

A JCU Master of Social Science equips students with the knowledge, skills and strategies that provide the key proficiencies for a broad range of occupations. Postgraduate students have the advanced capability to identify complex problems and pose creative solutions to social and environmental challenges facing societies around the world. The skills gained from a JCU Master of Social Science are sought by organisations such as government agencies, the education sector, industry and commerce, and indigenous organisations. Job opportunities include: Public health services policy analysis and development Research roles that involve analysis and critical evaluation of social systems, institutions, structures and practices Advocacy for diverse social sciences-related programs