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The aim of this course is to qualify graduates who can apply a body of knowledge in a range of contexts for professional or highly skilled work and/or as a pathway for further learning within the information sectors. The Graduate Certificate is designed to provide current and future practitioners with a theoretical and practical foundation that instils in graduates a critical and reflective approach to digital archiving with a focus on ethical and inclusive practices. Through the completion of this course, students will also develop broader CSU graduate attributes. These will be linked to the curriculum and individual assessment items. The program draws on contemporary professional practice with the integration of theoretical and technical skills and includes the acquisition and application of the following:
<ul><li>advanced knowledge and skills in a new or existing discipline or professional area;</li><li>cognitive skills to critically review, transform, analyse, consolidate and synthesise complex knowledge related to digital archiving, including the culturally sensitive management of First Nations&#39; data;</li><li>cognitive and technical skills in relation to analysis, interpretation, problem solving and skills development with a particular focus on ethical and legal environment for managing digital records and archives management; and</li><li>communication skills to present knowledge and ideas to a range of specialist and non-specialist audiences.</li></ul>
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 Identify, analyse and produce solutions in response to the ethical and legal environment for managing digital records, including culturally sensitive materials, and archives management

Critically analyse monitor, review and inform practice in a manner consistent with the principles of social justice, social inclusion and equality in decision-making, including culturally sensitive engagement with First Nations communities and digital archiving collections which are specific to First Nations people.

Select and apply appropriate methods and technologies to analyse, generate and transmit solutions to a range of digital archiving problems within a variety of organisational contexts

Research and apply knowledge and skills to to demonstrate autonomously make well-developed judgements with adaptability and responsibility as an information professional.

Critically analyse and synthesise the theoretical and technical knowledge, principles and practices of digital archiving policy, procedures, governance and standards

 Apply specialised technical skills in established and topical aspects of digital archiving and apply these skills in to professional contexts.

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Handbook

1324DA01 - Graduate Certificate in Digital Archiving