Shape what’s next: what studying Justice & Community Services will look like in 2020

From navigating the job market to maximising flexible delivery, in this webinar you’ll learn how studying Justice and Community Service programs at RMIT could open up your professional opportunities and help you contribute to a just and sustainable world.

There’s no doubt that we’re in the midst of an epic evolution of our workforce. Now more than ever, a boom in demand for uniquely human skills to make meaningful change in the lives of others.

Presented by Dr Kathryn Daley, Dr Lisa Harris and Lucy Maxwell, this webinar is designed to showcase RMIT’s leading Community Services and Justice programs. 

In this webinar, you’ll:

  • Hear about how programs in areas like Criminology and Justice, Family and Domestic Violence and Youth Work and Youth Studies are taught by experienced industry mentors, to prepare you for the future of work.

  • Discover how we’ve adapted program delivery to provide flexible study options for the modern-day learner. 

  • Learn about your Bachelor, Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma and  Masters options for fast-tracked upskilling.

  • Have the opportunity to have your questions answered during a Q&A.

 

Shape what’s next. Apply now and start studying Social Science in July.

 

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