Humanities and Social Sciences

Planning

Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma and Masters of Community Planning and Development

Career Prospects

Graduates of the course have skills and capacities relevant to a range of occupations in urban and rural planning, strategic planning, policy development, project management and facilitation, and community development. Skills acquired during the course relate to working in and with urban, rural and regional communities in a diverse range of tasks. Students completing the course can expect to find employment in organizations such as:

• Local governments
• Government departments and regional agencies
• Infrastructure and service providers
• Economic development agencies
• Research bodies
• Non-government bodies
• Natural resource management bodies

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