Online Applied Management Degree :: Accredited Universities

This applied degree gives you the management skills required to become an effective leader in the human services field. From managing physical resources, to trend analysis and research skills, our graduates have the skills and confidence to work with boards, manage a dynamic staff of practitioners, and still serve the clients and families at the heart of your organization.
The unique challenge of managing a human service organization demands highly specialized education. To meet the needs of today's busy human service professionals, MacEwan Unversity’s Bachelor of Applied Human Service Administration gives you the opportunity to complete your degree part-time while continuing to work.

Entry Requirements

• Applicants must have: a two-year diploma or a minimum of 60 credits from a recognized post-secondary institution with an Admission Grade Point Average (AGPA) of 2.0 or better on a 4.0 scale with a minimum grade of C- in MacEwan University‘s ENGL 111 or equivalent.
• English Language Proficiency To be evaluated through the Office of the University Registrar Applicable to all admission categories

Other Fees

• $250 Fees

• $570 Books & Supplies

Notes

All applicants must meet an acceptable level of English language proficiency. We will require official documents such as high school or post-secondary transcripts or proof of successful completion of standardized language evaluation.

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Innovation and entrepreneurship are at the heart of economic growth and development. An entrepreneurial mindset and the ability to innovate, sets individuals and organisations apart – they are more likely to succeed, build sustainable organisations and grow wealth for their stakeholders and the community.

Our innovation and entrepreneurship programs are designed to develop and inspire creative individuals with an interest in starting or developing innovative ventures that have the potential to make significant impact on markets, economies and communities.

We offer students the advanced knowledge and practical skills required to assess and implement new ideas, create and manage ambitious new ventures, develop entrepreneurial management practices and create supportive environments that foster and enable innovation.

Innovation and entrepreneurship programs are available in two flexible delivery modes designed to meet the needs of busy professionals: internally via face-to-face intensive sessions and online.

Entry Requirements

N/A

Other Fees

Overseas examination fees

Textbooks

Student Services and Amenities Fee (Max. $281/year)

Incidental unit costs

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A Master of Applied Linguistics is ideal if you work with second language speakers and their communities, or in the fields of speech therapy and pathology, allied health, psychology or training in a variety of settings that requires skills in communication management and cross-cultural interaction.

You can choose to study two types of learning strands:

Community
Teaching.

The community strand focuses on the identification of linguistic differences in communities and assists in the management of this diversity. The teaching strand is best suited to those who wish to increase their competence in key areas of second language teaching in a range of contexts.

Entry Requirements

3-year bachelor degree or equivalent

Other Fees

Overseas examination fees

Textbooks

Student Services and Amenities Fee (Max. $281/year)

Incidental unit costs

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This pathway ( MRes - Applied Linguistics) involves substantial research training modules in applied linguistics and in social science generally. The programme provides a wide range of transferable skills relevant to language research, communication skills and to project management. You will also receive a strong grounding in language analysis and choose option modules from a wide range. You are given detailed guidance on the preparation of a research proposal for their 20,000 word dissertation and, later, on the planning of your PhD topic (if you intend to transfer to a research degree).

We offer a range of well-established programmes (one of our Master's programmes dates back to 1975). These offer a wide range of optional modules and flexibility of study type. In addition, they are well-resourced and are staffed by experienced specialists. The Department of English Language and Applied Linguistics is a founding member of the University's Centre for Literacy and Multilingualism.

Distance study students are given specially-written, accessible module course-books, together with additional materials, and have online support via the University's Virtual Learning Environment, promoting contact with tutors and fellow students.

Entry Requirements

A good upper second class degree or equivalent in a relevant discipline, though not necessarily linguistics. Applicants whose first language is not English must provide evidence with their application of proficiency in the form of an IELTS score of 6.5 (with no sub-test below 6.0), or an equivalent score on another recognised test.

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This course is suitable for people from a wide variety of academic and professional backgrounds, including educators from the state and private sectors. It will be of interest to those involved in foreign language teaching and teaching English as a foreign language, language testers, curriculum developers, materials writers and others involved in teaching and learning languages.
It offers a combination of the theoretical and practical aspects of language learning and teaching. The modules focus strongly on practical classroom application, encouraging you to be reflective about your own classroom practices and help to provide an in-depth understanding of current theories about language systems and how languages are taught and learned.

Our degree focuses on aspects of curriculum and syllabus development, second-language acquisition theories and classroom management, but also takes a sociolinguistic and sociocultural approach to looking at second-language acquisition, learning and teaching.

Entry Requirements

First Degree classification of 2:1 or equivalent in a related subject (Languages, linguistics, education, psychology, sociology or other related area). Teaching experience in Linguistics/TESOL also taken into account. Language teaching experience recommended but not essential. Candidates for whom English is not a first language will be expected to demonstrate a certified level of proficiency of at least IELTS 6.5 or equivalent with no individual score lower than 6.

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