Summary of courses offered in the Master of Applied Anthropology and Participatory Development Program in 2012

Compulsory Courses

First Semester, 2012 ANTH8006 - Social Mapping and Community Politics ANTH8009 - Development in Practice Second Semester, 2012 ANTH8007 - Key Concepts in Anthropology of Development ANTH8008 - Social Impact Studies in Project Cycle First Semester, 2013 ANTH8006 - Social Mapping and Community Politics ANTH8009 - Development in Practice Second Semester, 2013 ANTH8007 - Key Concepts in Anthropology of Development ANTH8008 - Social Impact Studies in Project Cycle

Compulsory Courses
None offered

Elective Courses

Summer Session, 2012 ANTH8016 - MAAPD Internship ANTH8030 - Critically Assessing Contemporary Development Practice ANTH8049 - Issues in the Design and Evaluation of Development Projects and Programs First Semester, 2012 ANTH8016 - MAAPD Internship ANTH8029 - Introduction to Australian Indigenous Policy ANTH8030 - Critically Assessing Contemporary Development Practice ANTH8038 - Introduction to Gender and Development ANTH8047 - Resource Projects and Indigenous Peoples Autumn Session, 2012 ANTH8016 - MAAPD Internship ANTH8055 - Key issues in native title anthropology Winter Session, 2012 ANTH8016 - MAAPD Internship ANTH8032 - Law, Order and Conflict in the Pacific Second Semester, 2012 ANTH8016 - MAAPD Internship ANTH8030 - Critically Assessing Contemporary Development Practice ANTH8042 - Migration, Refugees and Development ANTH8046 - Introduction to Australian Indigenous Development ANTH8054 - Humanitarian Action ANTH8056 - Introduction to Humanitarian Action Spring Session, 2012 ANTH8016 - MAAPD Internship Summer Session, 2013 ANTH8016 - MAAPD Internship ANTH8030 - Critically Assessing Contemporary Development Practice ANTH8049 - Issues in the Design and Evaluation of Development Projects and Programs First Semester, 2013 ANTH8016 - MAAPD Internship ANTH8029 - Introduction to Australian Indigenous Policy ANTH8030 - Critically Assessing Contemporary Development Practice ANTH8038 - Introduction to Gender and Development ANTH8047 - Resource Projects and Indigenous Peoples Autumn Session, 2013 ANTH8016 - MAAPD Internship ANTH8030 - Critically Assessing Contemporary Development Practice ANTH8055 - Key issues in native title anthropology Winter Session, 2013 ANTH8016 - MAAPD Internship ANTH8030 - Critically Assessing Contemporary Development Practice ANTH8032 - Law, Order and Conflict in the Pacific Second Semester, 2013 ANTH8016 - MAAPD Internship ANTH8030 - Critically Assessing Contemporary Development Practice ANTH8042 - Migration, Refugees and Development ANTH8046 - Introduction to Australian Indigenous Development ANTH8054 - Humanitarian Action ANTH8056 - Introduction to Humanitarian Action Spring Session, 2013 ANTH8016 - MAAPD Internship ANTH8030 - Critically Assessing Contemporary Development Practice

Elective Courses
None offered

Courses that count towards this Program

Compulsory Courses
ANTH8006 - Social Mapping and Community Politics ANTH8007 - Key Concepts in Anthropology of Development ANTH8008 - Social Impact Studies in Project Cycle ANTH8009 - Development in Practice

Elective Courses

ANTH8016 - MAAPD Internship ANTH8021 - Participatory Modelling for Development ANTH8029 - Introduction to Australian Indigenous Policy ANTH8030 - Critically Assessing Contemporary Development Practice ANTH8032 - Law, Order and Conflict in the Pacific ANTH8038 - Introduction to Gender and Development ANTH8042 - Migration, Refugees and Development ANTH8046 - Introduction to Australian Indigenous Development ANTH8047 - Resource Projects and Indigenous Peoples ANTH8049 - Issues in the Design and Evaluation of Development Projects and Programs ANTH8054 - Humanitarian Action ANTH8055 - Key issues in native title anthropology ANTH8056 - Introduction to Humanitarian Action

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