Master of Applied Innovation and Entrepreneurship

The Masters program consists of courses to the value of 36 units of which 27 units are core courses, 3 units are electives and the remainder is a 6 unit project course.
Experienced practitioners and accomplished academics blend their industry and entrepreneurial experience to deliver programs that are academically rigorous and new enterprise relevant.
Courses reference entrepreneurship-specific case studies and allow students to integrate their own enterprise projects into assignments.
Academic Program Rules The Calendar is a comprehensive handbook of the University's academic program rules.
Master of Applied Innovation and Entrepreneurship Areas of Specialisation As Entrepreneurship and Innovation is a broad subject area that can be applied across many different industries and occupations, students can use their own chosen field or interest and apply this to their assignments and class discussions.
Students can also select electives in their area of interest.
Example Study Plan Indicative study plan Core Courses ENTREP 5016OL Entrepreneurship & InnovationENTREP 5018OL Opportunity AssessmentENTREP 7059OL Project and Innovation Finance and AccountingENTREP 7028OL Managing Strategy & GrowthENTREP 7022OL Creativity & InnovationENTREP 7060OL Marketing Technology and InnovationENTREP 7049OL Entrepreneurship Research in PracticeENTREP 7048OL Advanced Venture Planning & CommunicationsCOMMERCE 7039OL Business Research Methods Electives Courses to the value of 3 Units from the following:ENTREP 7026OL Innovation and Corporate VenturingENTREP 7019OL Social EntrepreneurshipPROJMGMT 7038OL Leadership of OrganisationsPROJMGMT 5004OL Managing Project and Systemic RisksPROJMGMT 5021OL Applied Project Management IPROJMGMT 7012OL Business and Contract Legal StudiesPROJMGMT 7047OL Systems Fundamentals Research ENTREP 5029OL Project in Entrepreneurship (6 units) CURRENT STUDENTS, please visit the below link for your study plan templates: http://www.
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au/professions/hub/pg/downloads/study-plans/entrepreneurThe availability of all courses is conditional on the availability of staff and facilities.
Assessment Assessment consists of a combination of group and individual work.
The format varies across courses and may be in the form of written and/or practical assignments, synchronous online presentations, participation in online discussions and quizzes.