CREGO

Graduate Certificate of Regulation and Governance

The Graduate Certificate of Regulation and Governance (CREGO) provides regulators and professionals who work with regulatory stakeholders with a better understanding and the tools necessary to better navigate new forms of complexity, risk and technology that are shaping the current regulatory environment.

The program gives students the opportunity to connect with current regulatory thinking and the experiments in regulatory governance through real world examples that has been carried out throughout Australia and the region.

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Graduate Certificate of Nuclear Technology Regulation

The Graduate Certificate of Nuclear Technology Regulation combines internationally recognised expertise in physics, law, engineering, public policy, and regulation to enable students to develop a critical understanding of the role of nuclear technology in Australia, as well as how and why it should be regulated.

‘Risk-based regulation developed in response to nuclear technology. Technologies with complex multigenerational effects, civilian and military applications, and human and non-human oversight need robust regulation and governance. The Graduate Certificate of Nuclear Technology Regulation applies interdisciplinary insights to questions of how to manage risk, build ‘smart’ regulation, and earn social trust for technology that is both contested and consequential for Australia and its region.” Professor Veronica Taylor, RegNet

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Specialisation in Contemporary Regulation

The Master of Public Policy Specialisation in Contemporary Regulation introduces students to the theory and practice of regulation and governance, providing tools that can be used to understand governance problems and to develop adaptive and effective responses at a local, national and global level.

The courses provide students with a solid foundation in the concepts, processes, institutions and practices of regulation and governance, enabling them to apply those ideas to a range of domains, including disruptive technology, global business regulation, restorative justice, and climate and health policy.

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