CHE5002 Industrial entrepreneurship

All lectures have been recorded and will be available online through Moodle. Students are required to attend the virtual practical class (via Zoom) every week during the semester.

Students will be required to apply entrepreneurial theory to real world bioproduct industry examples and collaboratively design their own product proposal. The emphasis is to provide students with the foundations to develop innovation within a corporate environment and acquire investor funding.

This unit broadly follows a flipped classroom approach, which seeks to promote active learning. Students are required to review a series of videos, readings and knowledge-based quiz questions prior to attending a virtual practical class, where they will practice applying the weekly skills with their peers and lecturer. At the end of the week, students will then have an opportunity to independently test their ability to apply these skills by completing a practice case study or quiz. The unit will use a series of case studies and problems to teach the unit content in an industrially-relevant way.