Interested in advancing a career in public or social policy, creative writing, intelligence or security including cybersecurity?
 
Join our academics – in conversation with current students and alumni, for a series of webinars on some of our popular postgraduate degrees. Receive valuable insights, engage with our speakers and get all your questions answered.  

When: 17-18 November, 2020
Where: Online
How: Register now to receive the links to join the webinars
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Public and Social Policy Webinar

Date: Tuesday, 17 November 2020
Time: 6pm - 7pm

Are you interested in developing and analysing policy that guides the design and planning of government or community programs? Dr Toby Fattore and our current students reveal how our unique Master of Public and Social Policy will develop your skills in policy analysis to advance your public policy career. This degree will help you deliver socially informed judgements and solutions in a range of specialist policy areas. 




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Creative Writing Webinar  

Date: Wednesday, 18 November 2020
Time: 1pm - 2pm

If you love writing and reading literature, our highly practical Master of Creative Writing is your pathway to developing skills in writing fiction, creative non-fiction and poetry, as well as in editing. Join accomplished author Associate Professor Jane Messer as she explains the unique features of this degree, which will develop the careers of emerging and aspiring writers, teachers and communication professionals, such as editors and journalists. 



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Security Studies, Intelligence and Cybersecurity Webinar

Date: Wednesday, 18 November 2020
Time: 6pm - 7pm

The demand for people who understand complex commercial, domestic, regional and international security and intelligence issues has never been greater. In this webinar, Dr Julian Droogan introduces our suite of postgraduate degrees in security studies, intelligence and cybersecurity, and explains how these degrees will enable you to excel in your current or future career.  
 
You’ll also hear from a student currently working in a US-based tech giant on his study journey of assessing impacts, mitigating security risks and developing responses. 

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