Leading in a Post-Crisis World (LPC) is a series of opportunities you can undertake across the course of your degree to empower you to solve future challenges in collaboration with your peers, world-class academics and industry leaders.
You'll receive formal recognition of your participation and stand out from your peers, armed with a unique set of skills and experiences to succeed in the post-crisis job market.
The program will equip you with:
LPC is designed to complement and enhance your current studies, with three flexible in-curricular and extra-curricular components available. You can undertake any or all of the three components as you like across multiple semesters, and will receive recognition for each LPC level you complete. The program is offered in both remote and on-campus learning modes.
Undertake an LPC unit of study through one of the following undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degrees:
LPC is also available as an Open Learning Environment unit:
Units of study will focus on issues that leaders must be able to address in in a post-crisis world, explored through the frames of recovering, rebuilding and reimaging industries, sectors, societies and communities, companies and innovations.
You can participate in the program even if you can’t find time in your subjects this semester. We will run two workshops for any students who wish to participate. They will give you a chance to see what the LPC units of study offer and provide valuable information on presenting and beginning your leadership legacy.
There will be a new Leadership Legacy Showcase where a panel of local industry leaders talk about their experiences as well as the inaugural Global Challenges Global Leaders evening in which an international guest will speak about their handling of a crisis situation.
Participation in these activities counts towards achieving an LPC badge. Sign up to the LPC mailing list to find out more.
| 2023 LPC Events | Date |
Leadership for Good Showcase |
Week 4 - Monday 13 March – 11:00am to 12:00pm Register here. |
Pitch Workshop |
Week 9 - Wednesday 19 April - 2:00 to 4:00pm Register here. |
Leadership Legacy Workshop |
Week 11 - Wednesday 3 May - 2:00 to 4:00pm Register here. |
Research Connections Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 |
Week 6 Week 9 Week 12 |
LPC Global Challenges - Global Leaders |
Week 9 – Dates are TBC due to speaker availability |
This LPC initiative will return this semester – you may have noticed the clips of students sharing their stories on the screens in the foyer of the Business School. We will be bringing back another series of the successful podcast in 2023.
Work, Live, Play, Learn: CO-LAB podcast is all about sharing perspectives on leadership, well-being and other topics relevant to these extraordinary times. We will be looking for your input so please stay tuned for further updates - including the opportunity to participate and win prizes.
The Leading in a Post-Crisis World (LPC) Program provides intra, extra and in-curricular activities that empower you to solve future challenges and develop the skills to turn disruption into career opportunities.
You can claim badges for your participation in the program which can be displayed on your digital/online portfolio such as LinkedIn to showcase and share your leadership story with potential employers or recruiters.
The more you participate in the program, the higher the level of your badge – Bronze, Silver or Gold.
