Crawford School of Public Policy · ANU College of Asia and the Pacific
This course is available for on-campus & remote (online) learning. All students participate in interactive, real-time classes. This course will examine the application of social impact assessment (SIA) to a range of different types of project or activities. It will examine alternative approaches and methods to understand how new interventions and projects can affect social domains such as livelihoods, institutions, social structures, equity, culture and quality of life. The course will place a strong emphasis on practical case studies and students will be given opportunities to explore alternative impact assessment approaches in a number of sectors and within different national jurisdictions.
Learning portfolio
Learning outcomes 1, 2
Group task
Learning outcomes 1, 2
Critical evaluation of a social impact study
Learning outcomes 3, 4
This course is provided through flexible delivery to both on campus and off campus students. Students doing the course on-campus will be required to attend weekly 2-hour workshops. Off-campus students will be required to participate in online discussions. Other Information Delivery Mode: On-campus; Online
No prescribed texts Preliminary Reading Indicative readings have not changed.