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Unit description

Provides collaborative principles to inform an understanding of sustainable social innovation. Identifies social entrepreneurs in Australian Aboriginal contexts and describes methods for ethically shaping business enterprise and development agendas that improve community outcomes and sustain Indigenous lifeways.  

Unit content

Topic 1: Social Enterprise Principles
Topic 2: Aboriginal Community Enterprise
Topic 3: Co Design and Social Enterprise
Topic 4: Social Enterprise Case Studies
Topic 5: Values and Social Enterprise

Learning outcomes

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Learning outcomes and graduate attributes

Teaching and assessment

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Fee information

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