Monash University
1 year (part time)
The Graduate Certificate of Behaviour Change is designed to develop mindsets and applied skill-sets that enhance your capacity to unpack, critically analyse, and creatively address complex problems using fit-for-purpose, evidence-based tools.
An Australian undergraduate degree (or equivalent) with at least 50% (pass) average, or a minimum of 3 years' work experience in a relevant field. Applicants are required to provide a Curriculum Vitae and a reference from their employer.
The course requires you to complete three prescribed units in behavioural change and an additional six credit points from a list of behaviour or systemic change studies units. The core units establish the core concepts, skills, theories and methodologies required to research and practise behavioural change in complex contexts. The discipline elective unit will extend your understanding of creating and supporting change, allowing you to diversify and complement your core learning with another relevant unit.
This course is delivered by Monash University's Monash Sustainable Development Institute (MSDI), which has been working with partners across sectors and disciplines to build innovative programs that advance transformation of systems across several domains of change for over 10 years. MSDI's expertise is embedded across leading programs of work within Climateworks Centre and BehaviourWorks Australia, working across sectors of industry and community to influence policy.
The Graduate Certificate of Behaviour Change prepares you for a career in business, government, the third sector and NGOs, in roles that require the skill to change how people work, and the systems they work within. Key roles include Behavioural Insights Specialist, Behavioural Designer, Business Consultant/Development, Behaviour Analyst, Strategic Planner or Partnerships Manager, Campaigns Manager, Engagement Officer, Business Analyst, Senior Transformation Specialist, Policy & Research Officer.
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