Executive Development Residentials
All of the three personal injury units include a residential component. The residential component of the program provides students with a highly interactive study experience and an opportunity to build professional networks with fellow participants.
Where are the residentials usually held?The residential components are usually held at the Deakin Management Centre in Geelong set in acres of countryside about one hour from Melbourne's Tullamarine Airport and 40 minutes from Avalon Airport.
The Centre creates an ideal environment in which participants are ready to learn and complete challenging study tasks punctuated by relaxation and leisure activities. Take an online tour of the Deakin Management Centre at www.managementcentre.com.au
What happens at the residentials?
The Centre creates an ideal environment in which participants are ready to learn and complete challenging study tasks punctuated by relaxation and leisure activities. Take an online tour of the Deakin Management Centre at www.managementcentre.com.au
What happens at the residentials?
Typically, participants arrive on a Sunday afternoon, register and meet the staff and other study participants. Class sessions are held in the afternoon and evening and syndicate groups are established. The rest of the week consists of various activities in morning, afternoon and evening sessions.
Each residential is different; however, they all incorporate experiential learning and engagement with practitioners and industry experts. There is usually syndicate group work and visits to businesses or other organisations. Written work is completed in the weeks following the residential and submitted for feedback and assessment. Over the week, participants get to know each other and build strong working relationships. By the end of the week, they have a sense of accomplishment, many new friends, and a solid understanding of the academic and practical aspects of the topic at hand.
Each residential is different; however, they all incorporate experiential learning and engagement with practitioners and industry experts. There is usually syndicate group work and visits to businesses or other organisations. Written work is completed in the weeks following the residential and submitted for feedback and assessment. Over the week, participants get to know each other and build strong working relationships. By the end of the week, they have a sense of accomplishment, many new friends, and a solid understanding of the academic and practical aspects of the topic at hand.
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