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Learning Outcomes

1. Explain the purposes and impacts of events to government, businesses and communities
2. Analyse and use event concepts to communicate experiences for communities
3. Analyse and apply best practice event design approaches to design purpose-relevant event experiences
4. Communicate the rationale and implications for event designs to event stakeholders
5. Reflect on transferable event design skills to communicate plans for professional development as an adaptive practitioner

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You cannot enrol in this unit as well as the following:

ZAA114 Designing Events

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