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Graduate Certificate in Social Change Leadership (GC-SCL) // Course structure

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Course structure

The Graduate Certificate of Social Change Leadership requires the successful completion of 50 credit points.  It is completed over one year of study.

To obtain the degree Fellows must complete 50 credit points of study choosing from the following list of subjects:

Code Name Study period Credit Points
INDG90002 Enacting Influence
January (On Campus - Parkville)
 12.5
INDG90003 Disruption and Change
April (On Campus - Parkville)
 12.5
INDG90004 Collaborative Fieldwork
May (On Campus - Parkville)
 25
INDG90005 Indigenous Leadership
August (On Campus - Parkville)
 12.5
INDG90006 Powerful Encounters
September (Off Campus)
 12.5

 

Note:

  • The recommended enrolment pattern for Fellows undertaking the Graduate Certificate is INDG90002 (12.5 points), INDG90004 (25 points); and INDG90005 (12.5 points).
  • Prior to admission, Fellows will be asked to consider their preferred course (i.e., Master of Social Change Leadership, or Graduate Certificate in Social Change Leadership). On acceptance into the program, Fellows discuss their study options with AFSE and consult with the Course                    Coordinator to discuss their intended selection of core subjects for the Graduate Certificate (GC-SCL). Subject selection and timing will have a bearing on overall Atlantic Fellows for Social Equity program enrolment.
  • Fellows in the GC-SCL who are interested in transferring to the MC-SCL Master of Social Change Leadership (and who meet the MC-SCL entry requirements) will need to complete INDG90002 Enacting Influence as a core subject. Consult with the AFSE program team regarding the process      and deadline for transfer to the MC-SCL.

Last updated: 27 February 2025