Western Sydney University
12 Months (Part Time)
This program offers practitioners and professionals involved in the planning and provision of services to aged communities with an opportunity to explore ageing-related issues and challenges.
This program is designed for practitioners and professionals involved in the planning and provision of services to aged communities. There are no specific entry requirements, but students should have a background in relevant fields such as community services, health, or social sciences.
The program structure is outlined in the handbook, where you can view all the subjects you will be studying. The subjects cover topics related to ageing, wellbeing, and sustainability, such as policy, service delivery, and community engagement.
Western Sydney University is a globally recognized institution for its research strengths and innovations in teaching. The university's impact-driven research transforms lives and shapes the future, making it a reputable provider for this program.
As a graduate of this degree, you can look forward to a broad range of exciting career opportunities in the ageing sector, such as community aged care facilitation, regional aged care coordination, disability services management, and aged care site management.
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