UNSW Handbook Plan - Innovation Management

Innovation Management - INOVA13451

Plan Summary


	Faculty: Faculty of Science
	School: Faculty of Science
	Contact: http://www.science.unsw.edu.au
	Program: 3451 - Innovation Management
	Award(s):
	Diploma in Innovation Management (Major)

Plan Outline

This plan is for students enrolled in Combined Science and Innovation Management Program.

The Diploma aims to encourage an entrepreneurial mind-set and provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for developing business opportunities based on scientific innovation.

Plan Structure

To satisfy the requirements for a Diploma in Innovation Management, students must successfully complete the following courses:

Core

BIOT3071 Commercial Biotech (6 UOC)
BIOT3091 Prof Issues in Biotech (6 UOC)
INOV2100 The Innovation Process (3 UOC)
INOV2110 Business Start Up Skills (3 UOC)
INOV2210 Business Planning (3 UOC)
INOV3100 Strategic Communication (3 UOC)
INOV4001 The Bioentrepreneurial Process (6 UOC)

Note: BIOT3071 and BIOT3091 courses can be taken as part of the B.Sc. program providing approval is given by program authorities and/or Science Student Office.

Electives

Any combination of the following courses to achieve the required 36 UOC attributable to the Diploma in Innovation Management

INOV3110 Technical Publications (3 UOC)
INOV4101 Innovation in Practice A (6 UOC)
INOV4201 Innovation in Practice B (12 UOC)
INOV4301 Innovation in Practice C (18 UOC)
INOV4501 Innovation in Prac Analysis (3 UOC)
SCOM2505 Science Communication Proj A (3 UOC)

Note: For the award of the Diploma in Innovation Management, students must complete all core courses in the study plan as well as an Innovation in Practice course at an appropriate UOC level. Students who take BIOT3071 and BIOT3091 courses as part of their B.Sc. program must complete Innovation in Practice courses at a sufficient UOC level to meet the total 36 UOC requirement for the award of the Diploma.

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