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The Master of Philosophy in Regulation and Governance offers cross-disciplinary education focused on regulatory studies and governance, blending in-depth academic research with creative approaches to knowledge dissemination. Grounded in values of equity, environmental responsibility, and quality of life, the program is taught by RegNet's active scholarly network, recognized globally as a leading hub for governance and regulatory studies.
Career Pathways
Graduates pursue rewarding and varied professional paths in policy development, legal fields, and academic research.
They establish careers both in Australia and internationally, serving in government agencies, NGOs, charitable institutions, global bodies such as the United Nations, and prestigious academic institutions and policy research centers. Graduates maintain strong ties with the RegNet network long after earning their qualifications.
Program Objectives
Evaluate fundamental theories, academic discussions, and real-world issues in regulatory systems and governance across Australian, Asia-Pacific, and international contexts
Utilize sociopolitical frameworks for assessing risks and developing regulatory approaches for routine safety concerns, intricate situations, or major crises
Examine the stakeholders, procedures, and political dynamics involved in priority-setting, policy creation, standard development, norm implementation, and compliance monitoring by governing bodies in Australia, the Asia-Pacific region, and worldwide