Discover how to make, and evaluate, big decisions during humanitarian crises. These critical decisions often involve difficult ethical dimensions and can affect many people's lives for years to come. By the conclusion of the course, you'll be able to critically evaluate these decisions, the generation and analysis of evidence and a range of approaches for assessing, monitoring and evaluating humanitarian crises. You will also develop the capability to engage with communities when doing so and reflect on your personal and professional development.
5 courses
Deakin University is Australia’s eighth largest university with more than 53,000 students from more than 100 countries studying online and on-campus. With world-class teaching and research, Deakin produces sought-after graduates poised to make a real difference in the world.
Daniel McAvoy is a Lecturer in Humanitarian Assistance. He has worked in humanitarian responses in Iraq, Kosovo, Indonesia and the Pacific for a range of organisations.
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