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Demonstrate a critical understanding of specialised management techniques underpinning the event industry.

Develop and demonstrate technical and practical knowledge and skills generate through reflective practice, observations or experience in a work context.

Exercise strong ethical judgement, social responsibility and cultural awareness in business and management.

Apply sound risk management and mitigation processes to any planned event.

Apply and evaluate sustainable best practice to any planned event.

Design an event from concept to evaluation utilising a range of creative and critical analysis skills.

Apply sound project management skills and knowledge to ensure effective execution of an event.

Take responsibility as a thought leader for initiating novel and creative solutions to challenges faced by organisations.

Demonstrate a critical understanding of key theoretical concepts underpinning the event industry.

Engage and communicate clearly with a diverse range of stakeholders associated with event management.

Critically interpret and evaluate the impacts, trends and issues associated with event management.

Upon completion of this course, graduates will be able to: