Bachelor of Humanitarian Aid and Development
Charles Darwin University
Program Overview
The Bachelor of Humanitarian Aid and Development prepares you for a meaningful career helping communities affected by disasters, poverty and social injustice. You will learn about community development, humanitarian response, Indigenous knowledge, project management and international aid from experienced academics and industry experts. The course includes a two-week intensive training unit and, in your final year, up to 400 hours of practical placement in Australia or overseas, including opportunities in the Asia-Pacific region. With the growing global demand for skilled humanitarian workers, this degree equips you with the knowledge, cultural understanding and hands-on experience needed to support people in crisis and create positive change around the world.
Academic
Minimum 3.0 GPA or above from NEB Board
English Proficiency
IELTS : 6.0/6.0
PTE : 50/50
TOEFL ibt: 60/21
Career Outcome
- Foreign Service Officer
- Fundraising Specialist
- Humanitarian Aid Worker
- Project Officer
Majors
- Social Justice and Enterprise
- Humanitarian and Development Studies
- Human Right
Accreditation | Membership
- Community Work Australia (CWA)
Graduate Eligibility
- A Levels
- NEB/Grade 12 equivalent
- NEB - Humanities
- NEB - Management
- NEB - Science
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