Program Overview

Graduate Certificate in Intersectionality, Diversity and Inclusion

The Graduate Certificate in Intersectionality, Diversity and Inclusion from Charles Sturt University is the first course of its kind in Australia. This groundbreaking online diversity training, led by experts in the field, equips students with the skills and knowledge to build truly inclusive organisations and communities.

Key Information

• Study Mode and Sessions: Online, with the next session starting on March 2, 2026.
• Duration: Minimum time - 1 year, Maximum time - 3 years.
• Entry Score: TBA.
• Indicative Fees:
  • International online: Fee paying overseas - $13,960.00 per annum (full-time), $6,980.00 per annum (part-time).
  • Note: Fees are indicative only, based on full-time study.

Why Study with Us?

• Lead the change by building foundational knowledge of intersectionality, the groundbreaking way of delivering equity, diversity, and inclusion across all aspects of society.
• Develop personal and professional capabilities, including critical career skills in communication, identity, inclusion, leadership, and research and evaluation design.
• Experience an Intersectionality Walk, an immersive activity that helps create inclusive workplaces by applying an intersectional lens.

Career Opportunities

The Graduate Certificate in Intersectionality, Diversity and Inclusion is an ideal qualification for professionals from any industry wanting to enhance their workplace's diversity and inclusiveness.

What You Will Study

• For each 8-point subject, students should expect to spend 10 to 12 hours per week on assignments, readings, tutorial assistance, individual or group research/study, forum activity, workplace learning, and attending lectures or examinations.
• The course includes:
  • Essential Set (32 points):
    • Core subjects (26 credit points):
      • HCS412: Intersectionality - Contemporary Theory for Practice (8 credit points).
      • HCS413: The Intersectionality Walk (2 credit points).
      • HCS419: Intersectionality at Work (16 credit points).
    • Restricted electives (6 credit points): Students select three subjects from a list, including Intersectionality and Social Identity, Intersectionality and Inclusion, Applying an Intersectional Lens to Research, Adaptive Leadership for Intersectionality, and Intersectionality and Communication.
  • Badge: Students can complete a non-credit bearing component of HCS413 and receive an Intersectionality Walk badge.

Costs

• Calculate My Fee: The fee calculator is available to estimate costs based on student type, commencement year, study mode, and location.
• Course Fees:
  • A fee-paying student will pay a tuition fee for each subject without Australian government financial support.
  • Eligible students can defer fees through FEE-HELP.
  • If there is a direct connection between study and work, tuition fees may be claimed as a tax deduction.
• Payment Options:
  • Pay tuition fees upfront by the census date each session.
  • Pay part of the tuition fees upfront and defer the balance via a FEE-HELP loan.
  • Defer the cost of tuition fees via a FEE-HELP loan.

Entry Requirements

• Selection Rank: TBA.
• Academic Entry Requirements:
  • Completion of an Australian university bachelor degree in any area or equivalent.
  • A minimum of 5 years’ professional work experience equivalent to a bachelor qualification.
• Language Requirements: Standard English Language Proficiency (ELP) requirements apply.
• Inherent Requirements: Not specified.

Credit and Pathways

• If students have completed relevant tertiary study or have work experience related to their course, they may receive credit towards their degree.
• Admission pathways are available to help students meet entry requirements.

Scholarships

Charles Sturt University offers scholarships and grants totaling over $11 million annually, covering various areas such as academic performance, volunteering, sports achievements, community service, specific courses, on-campus living, and individuals in unique circumstances.

How to Apply

• Apply via UAC: Important dates are available on the UAC website.
• Apply via VTAC: Important dates are available on the VTAC website.
• Apply Directly to Charles Sturt: Check the direct application closing dates.
• Recruitment Agent: For questions about Charles Sturt University or help with the student visa application process, find a recruitment agent.

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