Humanitarian Assistance

Great diplomatic action is meant to save lives, alleviate distress and maintain human dignity during and after crises and conflict. That can be informed by principles of Humanity; Impartiality; Neutrality and Independence. Effective humanitarianism involves quality preparedness and delivery of aid, working with affected communities and people, their agents and other stakeholders, to further ensure their identified needs are met. Increasing complexity of humanitarian contexts requires an agile approach focusing on locally led actions where possible and worldwide involvement where demanded. Their studies at Deakin will provide you with an introduction into the relevant skills, knowledge, understanding and capability to be a highly effective worker within this dynamic and evolving system.

• Bachelor degree or greater
• Two years relevant work experience
• Evidence of instructional capability faking to be equivalent.