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Unit name Professional Placement
Unit code KGA513
Credit points 25
Faculty/School College of Sciences and Engineering
School of Geography, Planning, and Spatial Sciences
Discipline Geography, Planning, and Spatial Sciences
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Requisites

Prerequisites

KGA511 or KGA512 or KGA516 or KGA517 or KGA522

Teaching

Teaching Pattern

80 hours unpaid placement in an approved organisation; weekly meetings by email with unit coordinator and 3-weekly class web-conferences; online assignments and participation in online discussions.

Assessment

Online professional ethics reading exercise and discussion (30%); portfolio comprising CV, summary of the mission and core business of host organisation, and student's intended placement goals (20%); work placement journal, reflecting on experiences and drawing upon significant theoretical and policy literature from the profession (50%); and satisfactory (S) work placement report from host organisation.

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