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OLES2210: Succeeding in a Post-Crisis World
2024 unit information
This unit enables students to apply interdisciplinary perspectives to understand, identify and lead solutions to complex global, local and personal challenges in a post-crisis world. Through this unit, students evaluate personal and theoretical approaches to leadership for good in a post-crisis world. The unit allows students to explore, design and share the processes of leading the recovering, rebuilding and reimagining of industries, communities and societies during and after a crisis.
Unit details and rules
Managing faculty or University school:
Business School
| Code | OLES2210 |
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| Academic unit | Business School |
| Credit points | 6 |
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At the completion of this unit, you should be able to:
- LO1. Identify global, local and personal challenges in a post crisis world.
- LO2. Distinguish between different approaches and styles of leadership relevant to recovering, rebuilding and reimaging industries post-crisis.
- LO3. Identify your leadership style and capacity for effecting change in a post-crisis world.
- LO4. Communicate proposed action plans for effecting change in a post-crisis world.
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