Attributes, outcomes and skills: Specialist Certificate in Implementation Science (SC-IMPSC) — The University of Melbourne Handbook

Intended learning outcomes

At the completion of the course, students should:

have a high level knowledge of Implementation Science in human service practice;
have advanced theoretical and technical knowledge in using methods of Implementation Science in practice;
be able to apply knowledge relating to Implementation science independently and responsibly in their professional practice; and
be able to construct Implementation designs for application to practice contexts.

Generic skills

At the completion of this course students will have:

demonstrated development of problem-solving skills
enhanced analytic skills
demonstrated skill in written communication

Graduate attributes

At the completion of the course students should:

demonstrate academic distinction with in depth knowledge of Implementation Science
demonstrate active citizenship and leadership through their ethical engagement with service providers in ways that respond to diverse client needs
demonstrate integrity and self-awareness in ways that illustrate self-directed goals in their professional practice

Last updated: 1 August 2024