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Master of Applied Management in Social Change & Development
This course is available in 2001, subject to final approval
by the Vice-Chancellor and University Council.
The Master of Applied Management in Social Change and Development
(MAMSCD) is ideal for students with a professional interest
in the processes of social transformations in the Asia Pacific
region. This course is being offered by CAPSTRANS in conjunction
with the Graduate School of Business and Professional Development
and the Department of Management of the University of Wollongong.
The MAMSCD is a 12 month full-time course offered on a flexible
modular basis through both the University of Wollongong and
the University of Newcastle.
Subjects Offered
Master of Applied Management in Social Change and Development
students will complete eight subjects:
| Core Subjects |
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| CAPS901 |
Social Change and Development |
6 |
| CAPS904 |
Social Program Evaluation and Planning |
6 |
| CAPS933 |
Social Science Research Methods |
6 |
| MGMT928 |
Public Policy and Administration |
6 |
| WBS901 |
Accounting for Managers |
6 |
| WBS903 |
Managing People in Organisations |
6 |
Optional Subjects
Take any two subjects from the following: |
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| CAPS902 |
Issues in Developing Economies |
6 |
| CAPS903 |
Migration and Multicultural Societies |
6 |
| CAPS905 |
Labour Relations, Regulation and Organisation
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6 |
| CAPS906 |
Human Resources in Developing Countries |
6 |
| CAPS907
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Managing the Production and Diffusion of
Knowledge |
6 |
| MGMT911 |
Leadership and Team Dynamics |
6 |
| MGMT915 |
Leading Organizational Change: Framing the
Management of Change |
6 |
| MGMT946 |
Personal Learning: The Reflective Manager |
6 |
| MGMT949 |
Performance Management |
6 |
| MGMT978 |
Cross Cultural Management |
6 |
| MGMT983 |
Leading Organizational Change: Politics,
Power and Change Agency |
6 |
| WBS950 |
Quality Systems for Comparative Advantage |
6 |
| * at the discretion of the course co-ordinators,
two optional subjects may be replaced by the following
subject: |
| CAPS934 |
Research Project in Social Change and Development |
12 |
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