Leadership in Sustainability

• • The Theory and Practice of Leadership in Sustainability I
  • The Theory and Practice of Leadership in Sustainability II
  • Creativity and Sustainability Leadership
  • The Theory and Practice of Leadership in Sustainability - Pushing Boundaries
  • Creative Projects Discussion
  • The Theory and Practice of Leadership in Sustainability - Theory U
  • Personal Leadership Stories
  • Exhibition Creative Projects
  • Discussion - Application of Leadership

No eligibility requirements

Additional requirements

• Other requirements - Audio video equipment required Access to the Internet Admission to degree may be required

This subject provides the rationale for why a business, agency or Non Government Organisation needs to address sustainability at all levels of its organisation and how the innovative ones are exploring what this can mean. It establishes a process for students to engage in taking their own leadership aspirations to a new level and to develop their own potential as leaders in sustainability. Students will be given the opportunity to engage with a range of respected sustainability leaders from business, government and Non Government Organisations who will share their wealth of experience through reflective discussions about their personal sustainability journeys, as well as exposing the students to contemporary information on the topic.

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• Creativity project (40%)
• Essay (50%)
• Presentation (10%)

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