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Study Assessment and Evaluation with usExplore key concepts, practices and theories of policy and program development, and roles of evaluation, measurement and assessment. Experience project work as part of learning. Get hands on experience in assessment, evaluation and measurement. Explore the following and consider a career change or consolidation through…
Courses in Assessment and EvaluationYou can specialise in Assessment and Evaluation by choosing one of the following courses:
Subjects explored in Assessment and EvaluationThis study program address key concepts and theories of program development, and roles and types of evaluation, as well as assessment design, development and analysis principles, processes and techniques. The program also encourages a critical review of issues in the conduct of evaluation, assessment and implementation. Subjects available in Assessment Subjects available in Evaluation Research in Assessment and EvaluationStudents can specialise inStaff in Assessment and EvaluationOur academic staff have international research experience combined with substantial practitioner expertise in undertaking commissioned evaluation and assessment work. Both the Centre for Program Evaluation and the Assessment Research Centre are renowned for their work in teaching, consultancy and research excellence.
Career OutcomesCourses in Assessment and Evaluation provide specialist skills for wide application to diverse fields of work in industry, business, government, education and research. The study program is designed for people interested in careers as:
The employment opportunities in this field are numerous and diverse. Many graduates go on to be employed as evaluators, psychometricians, workplace assessors, statisticians, policy and program planners, performance auditors, managers and consultants in areas such as education, industry, welfare and health, non-government agencies or business. Key benefits of the course
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Leading staff in Assessment and Evaluation
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