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MPI701 Business Practicum Program

The Deakin Philosophy

Deakin University aims to ensure that postgraduate courses provide educational experiences designed to develop an appropriate level of expert knowledge of a field of study and attributes, including skills and personal qualities that will serve MBA graduates in their professional lives beyond their academic studies.

The University is progressively accrediting its postgraduate courses to ensure that they explicitly develop and assess (to the extent possible) the attributes of a Deakin MBA graduate, consistent with the following Deakin philosophy:

• an understanding of, and the ability to work with, a systematic body of knowledge in their major field or fields of study, based on the highest standards of scholarship and research, to a level of mastery appropriate to the level of award;
• an understanding of the professional, industrial and social contexts at a standard appropriate to the discipline area and level of award;
• the ability to identify, gather, retrieve and operate on textual, graphical and numerical information at a standard appropriate to the discipline area and level of award;
• a good standard of oral and written communication and presentation;
• a capacity for teamwork and collaboration;
• an ability for critical thinking, analysis and problem solving;
• organisational and personal management skills;
• information technological literacy;
• a capacity for lifelong learning and an appreciation of its necessity;
• an understanding of ethics, social responsibility and cultural sensitivity;
• an understanding of international perspectives and competence in a global environment;
• an understanding of the principles and applications of sustainable development