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Entrepreneurship Experience – MWL317 and MWL717

An opportunity to undertake an authentic learning experience with an innovative and entrepreneurial focus.

Entrepreneurship Experience – MWL317 and MWL717

What is Entrepreneurship Experience?

The Entrepreneurship Experience unit applies the principles of experiential learning in which students undertake an active learning experience with an entrepreneurial focus.

Students develop their creative thinking, analytical and self-management skills. In programs offered within this unit, students undertake a series of exercises in class, designed to develop an entrepreneurial mindset, skillset and innovation capabilities.

These skills are applied in group projects developing a new business idea. Each program culminates in persuasive presentations of validated business models with the goal of gaining support and/or funding for a new business idea.

I really loved the quality of content during each of our workshops, especially considering it had to cover various aspects in less than 3 hours. The content delivery was amazing in a very informal setting, which created the perfect atmosphere to open up and ask questions. The program was a huge value add to my masters degree as well as my perspective on establishing and running a business.

Vinayak Madhu Kumar

Start-up Ideation Program

Who can apply?

This unit is available to undergraduate and postgraduate students, who are eligible to use a WIL unit towards their degree.

The unit requires students to apply for a pre-approved faculty or university program. On successful application, you will be enrolled in either MWL317 or MWL717 by the Faculty WIL team. You cannot self-enrol in this unit.

Please see approved programs below for further details and how to apply.

Programs

Unit details and eligibility

  • Undergraduate: MWL317
  • Postgraduate: MWL717

Please visit the University Handbook for further unit information and key trimester dates.

It is your responsibility to ensure that taking a WIL unit contributes towards your course requirements and will not prevent you from meeting your course rules. If you are unsure we suggest you speak with a student adviser at Student Central.

Key dates and FAQs

T1 2024 applications open on Monday 8 January and close on Sunday 11 February.

T2 2024 applications open on Monday 6 May and close on Sunday 9 June.

T3 2024 applications open on Monday 2 September and close on Sunday 13 October.

View frequently asked WIL questions.

Contact us

If you still need help, please contact our Work Integrated Learning (WIL) team.