The MA Adolescent Studies at Griffith College is designed for graduates who aspire to empower and professionally support adolescent development, addressing the critical need for skilled professionals in this field. This postgraduate programme is ideal if you are a recent graduate or currently working within the children and young people’s workforce and wish to advance your career or transition into a role focused on youth well-being. You will explore key areas such as critical perspectives on child and youth development, research methodologies, and contemporary discourses in youth studies, building a strong foundation for impactful work with adolescents.
This Masters Degree is studied full-time on campus over one year, offering an intensive and immersive learning experience. Your studies will encompass modules on interventions and models of care in adolescent practice, alongside governance and professional leadership, preparing you for complex roles. The curriculum includes a vital practicum and a dissertation, enabling you to apply your knowledge to practical challenges under expert supervision. You will graduate with specialised skills and a deep understanding of adolescent development, ready for diverse career pathways in youth support and advocacy.