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Macquarie University

Master of Politics and Public Policy

Macquarie University

Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Postgraduate
CRICOS: 00002J

This program develops students' understanding of the structure and processes of policy formulation, implementation and evaluation from an Australian perspective. The units of this degree are offered within the context of political science. The degree emphasises the politics surrounding public policy, and the changing landscape of policy making and Australian public policy. It develops a comprehensive understanding of current debates in public policy including evidence-based policy, accountability, federal-state relations, globalisation, policy transfer, political parties and citizen engagement.

Designed for

For those who wish to work in public, voluntary or political work or anyone in the private sector who works at the interface with government and public policy decision making

Structure

48 credit points at 800 level or above.

Subjects

  • Politics
  • Public policy

Standard entry requirements

  • Australian level 7 bachelor's qualification or recognised equivalent in politics, international relations, law, sociology, media, communications, history, cultural studies, or a related discipline
  • A GPA of 4.50 (out of 7.00)
  • Relevant work experience

Further information

Students with little familiarity with Australian political institutions may be required to complete POL892 Special Seminar - Topics in Australian Politics, at the beginning of their program. This unit introduces the main features of the Australian political system and compares them with the political features of other countries. It will not count as credit. This course is available for internal and external study. Full-time and part-time study modes are available.

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