Be a cutting-edge thinker who can create amazing futures for you and me.
This program will give you powerful tools to manage change and to find creative ways to future-proof an organisation. Futures Studies is an increasingly sought after skill in strategic management and is being used as a tool in government, business, education and community development.
This program will give you powerful tools to manage change and to find creative ways to future-proof an organisation. Futures Studies is an increasingly sought after skill in strategic management and is being used as a tool in government, business, education and community development.
This course teaches you how to use futures methods, concepts and tools to reinvent the way things are. Develop expertise to transform organisations which may face possible or probable threats to their futures.
The program hones your personal leadership skills and teaches you a wide range of facilitation techniques. Online study is available.
Admission requirements
A student entering the Graduate Certificate program will normally be required to hold an undergraduate degree, or equivalent, from a recognised higher education institution.
Program structure
Required courses (4)
| Course | Semester of offer | Units | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| FUT700 Exercise Management in Chronic Disease | |||
| FUT710 Clinical Exercise Honours Thesis: Honours | |||
| FUT720 Advanced Professional Experience in Clinical Exercise Science (Honours)A | |||
| FUT730 Advanced Professional Experience in Clinical Exercise Science (Honours) |
Recommended study sequences
Program requirements and notes
Program requirements and notes
- Students are required to successfully complete the 4 required courses as listed below.
- This program is only available part-time.
- FUT700 Advanced Professional Experience in Clinical Exercise Science (Honours)C is only available online.
- Not available to international students on a Student visa.
For students who commenced study in this program prior to Study Period 1, 2014:
- Find the Student Handbook for the semester in which you commenced.
- Select the program in which you are enrolled.
- Scroll down to your relevant Program Structure.