International Development

This program intends to encourage thoughtful and reflexive practitioners, analysts and policymakers who understand the complexity of international development. This knowledge requires students to become well acquainted with the history of development thinking and exercise as well as having up to date knowledge and skills regarding current best practice. Students have direct contact with senior and professional practitioners from the evolution industry.

• Successful conclusion of an Australian Bachelor degree (or its equivalent)
• Ahead learning developed through relevant job experience or professional certification, where it is deemed to be equivalent to that obtained through a Bachelor degree, could be contemplated
• for producing an offer for an applicant, the University can pay attention to a variety of elements to determine whether a candidate has demonstrated the ability to work on a Masters level, for example academic record, English proficiency, and/or employment experience
• The Bachelor degree (or equivalent) has to be deemed cognate and marks reflective of their ability to work on the Masters level to obtain entry to some 1.5-year Master degree, otherwise, the applicant will be viewed to get a 2-year Master degree application, that involves initial entry into an entirely overburdened 1-year Graduate Diploma entry pathway where all subjects are imputed into the Masters
• NB: Fulfilling minimal requirements does not guarantee an offer of an area
• Entrance into all La Trobe courses relies on competitive selection and there can be limited places available.