Meet the Expert

Professor Bronwen Dalton

Management Discipline Group, UTS Business School

Bronwen is the Director of the Masters of Not-for-Profit and Community Management Program at the University of Technology. In 2015, she was Co-Director of the UTS Centre for Cosmopolitan Civil Societies and in 2012, the National Manager, Research, at Mission Australia.

Bronwen completed her PhD at the University of Oxford, where she was awarded the Oxford University Larkinson Award for Social Studies and was the recipient of the British Vice-Chancellors Committee Overseas Research Scholarship and the Korea Foundation Scholarship. She also has a BA from the Australian National University and a MA from Yonsei University, Korea. Bronwen has conducted extensive research in the field of not-for-profit sector studies and has authored book chapters and journal articles on NFP childcare, NFP business venturing, social enterprises and advocacy.

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Everyday people are working to strengthen communities through running programs that seek to better the lives of people across the globe. But how do we know we’re achieving what we set out to? How do we know we’re making a difference? This free course will equip you with the tools to showcase your impact to funders and, more importantly, to evaluate whether your program is achieving what it set out to do.

About this course

This is a free, self-paced online course.

In the free UTS Open course, Measuring Social Impact: Part 1, you mapped out the change you want to see through your program. Now we’re going to measure whether you’re achieving that change!

Evaluation is the process we undertake to ensure we are actually having an impact - think of it as a "health check" for your social impact program. This course has been designed to simplify the language of evaluation, introduce you to common frameworks and tools used in measurement and make sure you do a quality job. Evaluation is something anyone can do - all you need is the right toolkit.

Course structure

This free short course will cover:

Building an evaluation framework
The key methods and tools
My evaluation plan.

Why you should do this course?

This course is for anyone who wants a hands-on guide to evaluating a social program.
Learn social impact evaluation methods from experts in the field, and use templates to develop your own evaluation framework and plan
Gain some of the critical knowledge required for the Master of Not-for-Profit and Social Enterprise Management offered by the UTS Business School.

Who is this course for?

This course is for those who want to ensure their not-for-profit programs are having a real impact in local communities or on broader society.

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Measuring Social Impact: Part 2

Meet the Expert

About this course

Course structure

Why you should do this course?

Who is this course for?

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Acknowledgement of Country

START DATE	Start anytime
MODE	Online
DURATION	2 hrs