Graduate Certificate in Social Research Methods

Course description, features and facilities The perfect capstone to any undergraduate degree, or the ideal complement to any professional working across fields that use information about people, research applications in this degree may include: how to change unhealthy behaviours; why some groups are seen as deviant; the social patterns of violence; how people are using social media; people’s feelings about immigration; the impact a new business/industry may have; how relationships have changed over time, and much more.
Back to topThis course can lead to exciting careers in a range of sectors including industry, community, government, NGO and more. It is relevant for work in all areas related to business, sociology, anthropology, political science, archaeology, linguistics, communications, geography, psychology, education, community development, history, public health, tourism and other social sciences.