Master of Applied Professional Studies - Vulnerable Peoples

• Reflective practice
• Critical evaluation
• In-depth analysis of critical social, cultural and professional practice issues
• Applied professional practice research;
• Synthesis and construction of new and/or innovative professional practice initiatives and/or applications; and
• Articulation of personalised professional practice model(s) along with the theories, cultural understandings and experiences that inform the model(s)

• perform as critically reflective and interdisciplinary practitioners;
• demonstrate leadership in their field of study nationally and internationally;
• analyse and synthesise information;
• use and apply knowledge to address novel or new problems and issues;
• develop and implement advanced applied research methodologies; and
• exhibit higher level knowledge and understanding of their profession through cognitive, practical, personal and enabling skills.

Admission and entry requirements for this qualification are in accordance with the academic regulations and the following criteria:

• have access a relevant workplace
• hold a bachelor’s degree (with or without honours) in a cognate subject with a B average or above; OR
  hold a postgraduate certificate, or postgraduate diploma in a cognate subject with a B average or above;
• every candidate shall be approved by the faculty dean.

In exceptional circumstances, based on academic merit and relevant experience, students who do not meet the academic and practical or professional experience requirements above may be considered for admission subject to the completion of any qualifying courses the Postgraduate Board of Studies may prescribe which must be completed either prior to or concurrently.