Course overview
This course gives students an opportunity to apply the theoretical knowledge, concepts and skills learnt in their first year of study to a work integrated learning project with a real client from the not-for-profit sector. Students will work in interdisciplinary teams to research, interpret, and develop solutions to a project brief from their client. The course also aims to foster development of employability skills in students, including design thinking, brainstorming, effective groupwork and the presentation of ideas.
- Project development and implementation – part 1
- Project development and implementation – part 2
- Extension Week
- Client presentations
- Project wrap-up
- Extension Week
- Introducing the client and project
- Project Scope and Formative Research
- Professionalism and teamwork
- Extension Week
- Project management and planning
- Relationship management
- Presentation Skills
Course learning outcomes
- Apply the disciplinary knowledge and skills they have acquired throughout their degree to a work integrated learning project
- Interpret and analyse a project brief and develop appropriate solutions, ideas and outcomes
- Work effectively with diverse members of a team to achieve project outcomes
- Effectively communicate ideas and concepts in a professional environment