Resourcing the Social Economy
Since its establishment in 2001, Asia-Pacific Centre for Social Investment and Philanthropy (APCSIP) has undertaken a leading role in graduate and professional education into giving in Australia.
APCSIP is well connected with community and government and as a partner in the Centre for Social Impact (CSI), headquartered at the Australian School of Business at UNSW, it joins Melbourne Business School and the University of Western Australia in building the capacity of Australia’s social economy.
Postgraduate Courses
Master of Social Investment and Philanthropy
Graduate Certificate in Social Impact
Scholarships for Certificate in Social Impact - Closing February 2, 2012
Research
APCSIP's research directions
Internships
The Myer Foundation Internship
The Myer Foundation Internship Prospectus
The Myer Foundation Internship Application Form
Events and Information Sessions
- The Maimonides Society
'Three Ladies and a Doctor: What's Trending in Philanthropy?' Speakers: Debra Morgan, Caitriona Fay, Claire Rimmer, Dr Michael Liffman - 7 May 2012
- 2011 Stegley Lecture
'What are the responsibilities of the affluent to address global poverty?' - Professor Thomas Pogge, Leitner Professor of Philosophy and International Affairs at Yale - 24 November 2011
- The Maimonides Society
'Churchill Fellowships - Opportunity for the philanthropic sector?' - Sylvia Admans and Melissa Smith - 14 November 2011
- Social Investment and Philanthropy in the Asia-Pacific
APCSIP is hosting a two day workshop on Social Investment in the Asia-Pacific - 14th & 15th September 2011
Research News
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Myer Foundation Internship Applications
Swinburne?s APCSIP is delighted to announce that applications for the prestigious Myer Foundation Internship are now open.
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New PhD by Practice-Based Research
Faculty of Business and Enterprise has recently released a limited number of places in its new PhD by Practice-Based Research program.
