Graduate Certificate of Childhood and Youth Studies

Analyse critically, reflect on, synthesise and evaluate information, problems, concepts and theories related to children, young people and their families

Apply knowledge of evaluation and research principles and methods to investigate issues and solve problems in community and workplace contexts

Demonstrate initiative by identifying innovative and creative responses to challenges, issues and opportunities for change in relation to the wellbeing, interests, development and rights of children and young people in society

Demonstrate a highly developed commitment to social justice, human rights, ethics and sustainability in scholarship, research and professional practice

Demonstrate advanced and integrated theoretical and practical understanding of a complex body of knowledge related to Childhood Studies

Locate, evaluate, manage and use theory, information and data necessary fo effective evidence-based professional practice

Reflect on current skills, knowledge and attitudes and plan and regulate ongoing personal and professional learning

Demonstrate autonomy, well developed judgement, adaptability, responsibility and accountability when responding to change in the workplace

Communicate concisely, appropriately and professionally in an oral and written form in both an academic and professional settings

Demonstrate leadership and the capacity to work collaboratively with individuals and teams

Engage in practices that are informed by cultural awareness and cultural competence, global perspectives, inclusivity and respect for the rights of all persons