Executive education calendar
The Executive education courses are divided into four themes as described below:
Policy Essentials
Build the necessary technical and strategic expertise to ensure you realise your potential to contribute to a prosperous and secure world.
Economics, Data Analysis and Decision Making
Learn new techniques, using the wealth of newly-available data, to analyse social problems and enhance citizen wellbeing in the face of economic and environmental change.
Skills for Future Leaders
Develop the essential skills to meet the challenges of our new age; cultivating empathy and emotional competence, developing trust with citizens and stakeholders, and building resilience within your organisations.
Public Sector Leadership for Senior Executives
Cultivate a high-performing mind to solve complex and unfamiliar problems enabling you to accept, adapt and lead through the uncertainty ahead.
Full list of courses by date is available or you can filter by course type below.
Policy Essentials
March
Crawford School of Public Policy | Executive course
Beginner’s guide to microeconomics for the public sectorCourse participants will develop an understanding of the key insights from economics and how they can be applied in policy and government settings.
Before/by 1 February 2021: $1,195
From 1 February 2021: $1,495
OR
March
Crawford School of Public Policy | Executive course
Beginner’s guide to macroeconomics for the public sectorThis course takes you through the basic concepts of macroeconomics including: economic output, productivity, growth, inflation, foreign investment and trade. Participants will learn about aggregate economic statistics frequently used by government and media.
Before/by 15 February 2021: $1,195
After 15 February 2021. $1,495
OR
April
Crawford School of Public Policy | Executive course
Fundamentals of Intergovernmental ManagementOfficials play a vital role in supporting the federal system and its functions. But there’s no how-to manual for this important role; the rules, whether formal or informal, have to be learned ‘on the job’.
Before/by 12 March 2021: $1,195
From 12 March 2021: $1,495
Group discounts available.
June
Crawford School of Public Policy | Executive course
Gender analysis of development projects and programsThis course aims to enable its participants with cutting-edge hands-on analytical tools of gender analysis in the context of development. The course takes an approach that is critical, hands-on, and inclusive.
Before/by 29 May 2021: $1,195
From 30 May 2021: $1,495
Crawford School of Public Policy | Executive course
Gender Mainstreaming SeriesThis course aims to enable its participants with cutting-edge hands-on analytical tools of gender analysis and gender mainstreaming in the context of development. The course takes an approach that is critical, hands-on, and inclusive.
Before/by 29 May 2021: $2,195 for enrolment in the Series (saving of $195 off the price of purchasing each day separately).
July
Crawford School of Public Policy | Executive course
Gender mainstreaming in development projects, programs and organisationsThis course aims to enable its participants with cutting-edge hands-on analytical tools of gender analysis and gender mainstreaming in the context of development. The course takes an approach that is critical, hands-on, and inclusive.
Before/by 11 June 2021: $1,195
From 12 June 2021: $1,495
Economics, Data Analysis and Decision Making
March
Crawford School of Public Policy | Executive course
Beginner’s guide to microeconomics for the public sectorCourse participants will develop an understanding of the key insights from economics and how they can be applied in policy and government settings.
Before/by 1 February 2021: $1,195
From 1 February 2021: $1,495
OR
March
Crawford School of Public Policy | Executive course
Beginner’s guide to macroeconomics for the public sectorThis course takes you through the basic concepts of macroeconomics including: economic output, productivity, growth, inflation, foreign investment and trade. Participants will learn about aggregate economic statistics frequently used by government and media.
Before/by 15 February 2021: $1,195
After 15 February 2021. $1,495
OR
May
Crawford School of Public Policy | Executive course
Behavioural economics of policy design: the why and how of NudgeWhat if you could help people make good life decisions through a little ‘nudge’? As policymakers, encouraging people to make the right choices about their health, wealth and overall well-being can be challenging.
Before/by 12 April 2021: $1,195
After 12 April 2021: $1,495
Group discounts available.
June
Crawford School of Public Policy | Executive course
Behavioural economics: concepts, tools and applicationsThis course will provide an introduction to the methods used in behavioural economics.
Before/by 15 May 2021: $2,195
After 15 May 2021: $2,495
Group discounts available.
Skills for Future Leaders
May
Crawford School of Public Policy | Executive course
Behavioural economics of policy design: the why and how of NudgeWhat if you could help people make good life decisions through a little ‘nudge’? As policymakers, encouraging people to make the right choices about their health, wealth and overall well-being can be challenging.
Before/by 12 April 2021: $1,195
After 12 April 2021: $1,495
Group discounts available.
Public Sector Leadership for Senior Executives
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