This credential is particularly suitable for:

• those who wish to discover quality environmental and sustainable statement and action.

By completing this credential you will learn to:

• explain the different ways in which sustainability can be framed and conceptualised
• analyse what ‘good governance’ means
• evaluate local and international responses to crises of governance
• acknowledge the historical and contemporary perspectives, rights and claims of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
• develop statements and plans that typify quality sustainable and environmental outcomes for all.

Key Topics

Your learning journey includes access to two online modules.

Module 1 – Key ESG Concepts

In this topic we will ask the questions will be asked and explored through a suite of applied learning activities and reflections; what might “redemption” look like in a corporate and reputation context? How might corporate and financial performance challenge notions of good governance?

Module 2 – Managing ESG

In this topic we will investigate how ESG plans fit into the organisation: some of the ways in which to manage stakeholders internal and external. Also introduced are the topics of cultural consultation and participatory life plans, and why this is critical for a social license to operate.

Assessment(s)

To successfully complete this credential, you are required to pass a final assessment. In your final assessment, you’ll build and present an ESG plan of your organisation, or an organisation of your choice.

Once you successfully complete and pass the final assessment, you'll earn a digital badge that is instantly shareable to your social networks (including LinkedIn) which showcases your new skills and knowledge mastery.

Essentials

This credential provides foundation knowledge in a discipline and doesn't require previous knowledge.

You will also earn 5 credit points which are in line with Australian Qualification Framework Level 8 criteria, ensuring comprehensive theoretical and/or technical knowledge of the credential. 100 credit points are required to earn a Graduate Certificate at Curtin.

Curtin Credentials focus on five themes, which have been carefully curated based on what's most relevant and valuable to professionals today, and in the future. This credential fits within the following theme:

Influence and Persuasion

Learn skills and strategies to make effective change in your workplace and become a persuasive thought leader in your career.

For more information on this, or any other questions about Curtin Credentials, email us at curtincredentials@curtin.edu.au or call Curtin Connect at 1300 222 888.