Creating Better Business

• • Please see the suggested study timeline on the Learning@Griffith site.
  • 1. Imagining Better Business: The sociological imagination and ethical reasoning
  • 2. Better Relationships; Better for Whom: Stakeholder theory
  • 3. Better Relationships; Inclusivity: Developing cultural competency
  • 4. Better Practices: Developing evidence-based practice
  • 5. Better Leaders: Exploring the link between leadership, wellbeing, and creativity
  • 6. Better strategies: Introducing the tools of strategic management (vital for the simulation)
  • 7. Better group functioning: Managing intra group conflict
  • 8. Better Feedback: Delivering effective feedback to peers
  • 9. Better Communication: Becoming a communicator of influence
  • 10. Better Work: Work, life and the protean Career
  • 11. Creating Better Business: A review

Others

Students must have successfully completed 16 subjects before enrolling in this subject

Additional requirements

No additional requirements

Transdisciplinary groups of students work together to solve contemporary challenges in business with a focus on the Sustainability Development Goals and Australia's first peoples. Students present solutions to real world problems by drawing on the knowledge they have developed throughout their foundation and majors. Students participate in simulations in addition to running a social enterprise or charity event. In addition, students will finalise their program e-portfolio's with evidence of their readiness for their chosen profession or career. Students will also collect and present final evidence of readiness through Griffith Graduate Attributes, Griffith Graduates of Influence and BusinessPlus credentials.

Cultural Competency Quiz 20% Simulation performance 55% Written assignment 25%

• Cultural Competence Module + Online Quiz (20%)
• Mixed media group assignment (55%)
• Written Assignment (25%)

Current study term: 17 Jul 22 to 14 Oct 22