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Are you interested in building an innovative social enterprise alongside students from around the Indo-Pacific?
Designed to give you real-world experience working with an international, interdisciplinary team, you will be guided through an entirely virtual incubator with the support of leading industry mentors and academics.
Over the course of two weeks, you will attend structured workshops, seminars, skills development, and mentor sessions to identify a challenge, test your assumptions, make, break and re-create a solution and then pitch your solution and enterprise to a panel of experts.
You will gain insight into the world of entrepreneurship and how it can be used in different contexts as a realistic model to create genuine and sustainable change.
Unit details:
Unit prerequisite: Must have completed 12 credit points of first-year Arts units or 48 credit points of first-year units from any Faculty at the time of application. Reminder: Before applying, please ensure that you meet the eligibility unit criteria, including any unit prerequisites, and have sufficient elective space to enrol. We encourage you to consult your course advisor if you are unsure about your elective space availability or eligibility to enrol in this unit.
Reminder: By participating in the SECIP Program from 11 January 2027 to 22 January 2027, you agree to keep your camera turned on throughout the sessions, particularly during group discussions and collaborative activities, to support active participation and engagement.
Prohibition: ATS2170 and ATS3170
Credit points: 6
Mode of study: Fully online
Unit offering dates:11-22 January 2027 (refer to this link for more details, note:(subject to change) )
Assessment details: Please refer to the Monash Student Handbook for more details.
Result release date: To be confirmed (refer to this link for more details)
Unit Coordinator: Dr Kaflina Binti Kamalul Ariffin (email: kaflina.kamalulariffin@monash.edu)
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