Handbook

Overview

NOTE:This course was previously identified as MBAX6272. The focus in Change Skills is on you and your skills development as a change agent. In order to gain maximum benefit from the course, it is important to: use the Change Skills Audit to evaluate your skills and to obtain feedback from … For more content click the Read More button below.

NOTE:This course was previously identified as MBAX6272.

The focus in Change Skills is on you and your skills development as a change agent.

In order to gain maximum benefit from the course, it is important to:

use the Change Skills Audit to evaluate your skills and to obtain feedback from others who have seen something of your work as a change agent
continually apply the ideas in the course in reflecting on your skills, on ways of more skilfully handling the challenges of organisational change, and on ways to develop your skills
translate your reflections into action plans
create or take opportunities to implement your action plans during the course.

Conditions for Enrolment

Must be enrolled in one of the following programs:- Change Management (7315), Management (7316), Leadership (7416), MBAE (8355 or 8356), MBAX (8625), MBA Full-Time (8350 or 8351)

Exclusion Courses

Delivery

Multimodal - Standard (usually weekly or fortnightly) - ONL-SYNC

Delivery ModeMultimodal

Delivery FormatStandard (usually weekly or fortnightly)

Indicative Contact Hours1.5hr online class per week

NotesOur online synchronous mode is for students who like regular live learning sessions with others but who cannot travel to our face-to-face venues. Students must have a reliable internet connection and a working laptop/computer with camera, and attend the scheduled 90-minute online classes in Weeks 1 to 10. There are also other required online asynchronous activities outside of class times. Workload expectation is 150 hours across the term.

Fully online - Standard (usually weekly or fortnightly) - ONL-ASYNC

Delivery ModeFully online

Delivery FormatStandard (usually weekly or fortnightly)

Indicative Contact HoursOptional drop-in sessions

NotesOur online asynchronous mode is for students who want maximum flexibility to determine when during the week they study. Students must engage in weekly online asynchronous discussion forums and other activities. There are some optional webinars or drop-in group video calls (recorded for those who cannot attend). Workload expectation is 150 hours across the term.

In-person - Intensive - 2 WEEKENDS

Delivery ModeIn-person

Delivery FormatIntensive

Indicative Contact Hours32 hours over two weekends

NotesOur face-to-face intensive mode is for students who prefer face-to-face classes but may need to travel further to come to our face-to-face venues. Interactive classes are held on two non-consecutive weekends, 9am to 5pm each day. There are also required online asynchronous activities before and after each weekend. Workload expectation is 150 hours across the term.

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Fees

Type	Amount
Commonwealth Supported Students (if applicable)	$2124
Domestic Students	$5670
International Students	$5670

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Term 1, Term 3

Campus

Sydney

Academic Calendar

Field of Education

080301 Business Management

Timetable

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Change Skills

AGSM9272

6 Units of Credit