Graduate Certificate in Trauma Responsive Practice

Graduates from areas such as social work, teaching, nursing, allied health and youth and community studies can take this certificate to gain deep understanding of trauma-informed theory and practice. Industry partners helped build the course, which uses case studies and recent research. Practice areas include family violence, supporting young people and children, and supervision and leadership. Study is online with a placement or intensive, full time or part time, beginning in March or July. An approved bachelor's degree or equivalent is normally required. Applications are made through SATAC, for domestic students. As a focused postgraduate qualification, it lets students add specialist skills to an existing career, and completed study can often be credited toward a longer award at the same university. Prospective students should check the course page for current topics and entry details before applying.