Overview

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Offerings

MURDOCH-T2-EXT-2023-2023
MURDOCH-T2-INT-2023-2023

Enrolment rules

Enrolment in a graduate-level course.

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Learning activities

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Learning outcomes

1.

Demonstrate progressive knowledge of the key elements of social entrepreneurship including
competing theories, forms, terms and definitions.

2.

Evaluate the impact of these new organisational forms and operations on the non‐profit sector.

3.

Evaluate key governance aspects of non‐profit and hybrid organisational forms

4.

Analyse critical success factors for innovation and entrepreneurship in non‐profit settings

5.

Critically analyse operational and strategic practices and new organisational forms

6.

Employ individual and team learning strategies that promote intentional learning and autonomy

7.

Exhibit effective verbal, written, digital, and team interpersonal skills

Assessments

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Additional information

Unit content:

This unit will cover the diverse range of theories associated with social enterprise and social innovation and examine contemporary debates and differences of opinions on this increasingly important field. Topics such as social impact (including high impact non‐profits) will be accompanied by consideration of the blurring of the boundaries between non‐profit and for profit organisations. The role of innovation and disruption, as well as new organisational forms will be covered at both the strategic and operational levels. Governance in the changing environment, global and cultural perspectives of social enterprise, collaboration and partnership and inspiring leadership from individuals will also be explored.

Other notes:

Students studying this unit may also consider enrolling in MBS651 Leading and Managing Nonprofit Organisations