Flinders University

Overview

Gender mainstreaming is a vital policy approach aimed at integrating gender equality considerations into decision-making processes across governments, organizations, and community programs. The Graduate Certificate in Gender Mainstreaming Policy and Analysis at Flinders University equips students with practical skills in gender analysis and the application of gender considerations in policy formulation, program design, and evaluation processes.

• Award: Graduate Certificate
• Focus: Gender analysis, gender mainstreaming, and gender-responsive policy and evaluation
• Delivery: Check the program website for the latest mode and timetable
• Duration: Typically 12 months
• Credits: Refer to the program website for credit/ECTS details
• Language of instruction: English
• Tuition fees: Vary by applicant category—confirm on the program website
• Application: Submit via Flinders University’s application portal
• Intakes: Check the program website for upcoming start dates

What you'll study

Courses typically include:

• Gender Analysis
• Gender Mainstreaming
• Design and Evaluation of Disability Programs
• Disability Theory and Practice
• Critical Approaches to International Relations

Assessment methods

• Assessment tasks may encompass written assignments, policy or program analyses, and reflective or critical responses related to gender mainstreaming practices.
• Some units may include group or individual activities depending on the requirements of the unit.

Curriculum note

Unit availability and sequencing may change. Please verify the current course list and study plan on the program website.

Entry requirements

Applicants for the Graduate Certificate are typically required to hold an approved degree or an equivalent qualification from a recognized tertiary institution.

Career prospects

Graduates with a Graduate Certificate in Gender Mainstreaming Policy and Analysis can pursue various career paths, including roles in governmental agencies, non-profit organizations, international development, and advocacy groups. They are equipped to contribute to policy-making processes and program implementations that promote gender equality and social justice.