Overview
This Topic explores the difference between traditional innovation and social innovation, and how social innovation can influence, create, and drive positive social change as part of the social economy.
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Aims
The aim of this topic is for students to develop an understanding of the role of social innovation for social impact, with a focus on business models, cross-sector collaboration, and the application of design and systems thinking.
Learning outcomes
On completion of this topic you will be expected to be able to:
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Critique key concepts such as social innovation, systems thinking, and design for social innovation in real-world scenarios
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Analyse the ways that innovative business models create social impact
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Apply appropriate social innovation design methods and cross-sector collaboration techniques for social impact
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Critically evaluate the role of social innovation in a whole-of-system approach to addressing complex social issues
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Demonstrate the ability to work independently and collaboratively
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