Applied Community Led Development for Wellbeing
Master's programme in community development and wellbeing aligned with Sustainable Development Goals.
Best for:Best for working professionals and volunteers in community development, social science, or related fields seeking a part-time master's degree.
Overview
The Applied Community Led Development for Wellbeing programme is offered by MTU Kerry Campus to train professionals passionate about community growth and social wellbeing. This two-year, part-time blended master's course combines real-world application with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals 2030. Students are expected to complete practical projects affiliated with an employer or voluntary organization to fulfill academic requirements. The curriculum equips participants with the essential skills to design and execute impactful community initiatives.
What you'll do
- Complete academic modules focusing on community-led development and wellbeing strategies
- Partner with an affiliate employer or voluntary organization to undertake applied practical projects
- Integrate United Nations Sustainable Development Goals 2030 principles into coursework and projects
- Fulfill all assessment requirements across diverse multidisciplinary modules
Requirements
Degree required: NFQ Level 8 Honours Bachelor Degree (minimum 2.2 grade) or equivalent qualification in business, STEM, social science, or the arts
Degree offered: Master's (Level 9 NFQ)
Language: English; IELTS score of at least 6.0 taken within the last two years if English is not the first language
Instruction: English
- Affiliation with an employer or voluntary organization willing to grant permission for practical project work
- Academic background in business, STEM, social science, arts, or a related discipline
- Capacity to undertake independent applied research and project management
- Must hold an NFQ Level 8 honours degree or equivalent international qualification
- Must be affiliated with an employer or voluntary organization with explicit permission to conduct projects for academic purposes
- International applicants must meet non-EU entry requirements specified by MTU
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How to apply
Deadline: 2026-04-15
Submit your application through the official MTU course page before the specified deadline. Ensure all academic transcripts and English language proficiency test results are provided if applicable. Verify that your sponsoring employer or voluntary organization has approved your project affiliation.
- BSc or BA transcripts
- Proof of English language proficiency
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