Graduate Diploma in Social Impact

UNSW has a responsibility to contribute positively to the community through research, education and practice, and is passionate about finding ways to make a difference in the UNSW community and beyond.

Yes. In the mid-1980s, UNSW established one of the first bespoke programs for Indigenous students in NSW. The Nura Gili Centre was later established in the centre of campus as the central hub for Indigenous education at UNSW.

UNSW's Gateway Admission Pathway and Program (GAPP) supports underrepresented students to access and succeed at UNSW by combining an educational outreach program with an equitable admission pathway.

As part of UNSW's commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals, the Institute for Global Development (IGD) is achieving real change by supporting the work of UNSW researchers on international and local projects across disciplines.

Yes. Volunteering and contributing back to the community are core values of UNSW. Whether it's contributing to clubs and societies or community programs to overseas volunteering, UNSW students continue to give back.