The fast-paced, high-energy world of start-ups is a great environment to accelerate your enterprise career skills (and have a bit of fun along the way).
Accelerate your enterprise skills with COMM5008, a unique course that partners with companies from Sydney’s start-up and small-to-medium enterprise (SME) industries.
In this course you will work in small teams of 4 to 5 students to deliver a project for a given company. In conjunction with the project work COMM5008 involves industry-led workshops, and at least 60 hours in-company for a real-world work experience. Student teams are expected to work from their company offices for at least one day per week from Weeks 3 - 10.
This for-credit course (6UoC) is an opportunity to put your university learnings into practice, learn from some of Sydney’s true innovators, and put your unique strengths, insights and perspective to the test and work as part of a student team.
This course has limited capacity and is offered in Terms 1, 2 and 3. Please note that you must be based in Sydney to do this course.
Enrol early to take part in this exciting opportunity!
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Quite possibly! Enterprise Skills is available to UNSW Business School postgraduate students. You’ll need to:
Have space in your degree for COMM5008
Have completed at least 18 UOC
Have completed Career Accelerator: Essentials Module (Login using student-enrolment key: Career_Accelerator)
Ensure you have space in your degree for this course. It is your responsibility to confirm whether this course will count within your program requirements. It’s recommended you refer to your program handbook and the progression plans to understand your current progression and program.
COMM5008 Enterprise Skills is a capstone course in the Master of Commerce and Master of Commerce (Extension). Please refer to the Handbook for further information.
It is the student’s responsibility to ensure this course fits in your specific program. If you have any questions regarding this, please contact the Nucleus: Student Hub.
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Assessment is satisfactory (SY)/unsatisfactory (FL) according to the standard UNSW scale. To pass the course, you must complete all course requirements and assessment tasks to a satisfactory level.
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Please consult the most up to date UNSW Handbook for full course details.
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