<div><strong>Unlock your entrepreneurial potential and transform your innovative ideas into a successful startup! </strong><p/><div>Do you have a business idea, but don't know where to start? Want to gain a better understanding of the process and methods required for startup success? Perhaps you're dreaming of launching your own for-profit venture or social enterprise, but don't have the tools to begin? </div><p>The Transformer Startup Process microcredential will provide you with a comprehensive guide to the exciting and challenging journey of launching a startup business.</p><p>This self-paced online course begins with an introduction to Lean Startup Principles and explores the key considerations for launching a startup such as understanding your customer, pitching your idea, assessing your business model and defining your brand. </p><p>You'll learn from Bond University's Transformer Coach, Audun Fiskerud, who has over 20 years of experience in start-ups, innovation and entrepreneurship education, and you'll gain valuable tips and considerations needed when exploring a startup venture.</p><p>Whether you're a budding entrepreneur or an aspiring founder, this course will equip you with the knowledge, skills, and strategies to turn your vision into a reality.</p><p/><div>Upon completion of the course you will qualify with a formally recognised Microcredential from Bond University.</div></div>

The Transformer Startup Process

<div><p>This microcredential course will empower you to critically examine current healthcare practices to innovate and drive improvement in your workplace. </p><p>Australia is currently producing research at unprecedented rates, and our health systems and services cannot keep up with integrating research findings. Improvement initiatives are often slow and inconsistent, and so, health services are not always providing high quality, evidence-based care.</p><p>In this course, you will be guided to select and review a healthcare practice and critically appraise research evidence to identify a knowledge practice gap. You will specify an improvement aim and identify key stakeholders who are likely to be impacted. You will explore change and implementation science theories and be supported to apply these theories to your chosen context to accelerate the translation of evidence and improve health outcomes. You will develop core skills in:</p><ul><li>identifying implementation strategies, </li><li>summarising the project into a logic model, and </li><li>developing an implementation plan to address a knowledge practice gap in the workplace. </li></ul><p>The course is delivered over 12 weeks via a series of self-paced online modules and two 2-day workshops. </p><p>Upon successfully completing the course and the assessments, you will receive an Official Academic Transcript and 10 Bond credit points, which are claimable towards a <a href="https://bond.edu.au/program/master-of-healthcare-innovations">postgraduate degree in Healthcare Innovations</a>.</p></div>

Knowledge Translation in Healthcare

<div><strong>Learn how to make sound business judgement in any situation</strong><p>Our emotional memory of past experiences can greatly influence our assessment of risk. This subconscious bias towards risk aversion or risk tolerance is a result of the brain function that helps us make tens of thousands of decisions a day.</p><p>In the Psychology of Risk Management microcredential, you will learn about the functions of the brain, development of human behaviour, and the personality characteristics vital to a range of risk-related circumstances. Discover how experienced risk managers arrange their practices to avoid or minimise the effects of these phenomena on their risk management. Gain the knowledge to make a positive and immediate difference to your organisation's projects.</p><p>This course is available to complete online at any time via our high-quality learner platform. The self-paced delivery gives you the flexibility to work around your other commitments.</p></div>

The Psychology of Risk Management on Projects

<div><strong>BIM for Asset and Facilities Management</strong><p>The modern successful construction professional is well aware of the importance of considering completed building operation management factors from the commencement of design of the building. Today's building owners increasingly determine investment value not only on development costs, but also on long-term operational expenditure.</p><p>While the concept of life cycle costing is not new, modern openBIM technologies take it to a new level. In their most advanced application, collaborative openBIM project teams require the involvement of facilities managers from as early as possible in the design phase of major projects in particular. The BIM for Asset and Facilities Management course will prepare you to make intelligent design decisions based on facilities management information that optimises practical and cost aspects of long-term operational factors. Prepare to be a significant contributor to the future of construction and infrastructure.</p><p>The BIM for Asset and Facilities Management course is </p><div>one of </div><a href="https://bond.edu.au/microcredential/building-information-modelling-bim-microcredentials">twelve specialised BIM microcredentials available.</a><div> </div></div>

BIM | BIM for Asset and Facilities Management

<div><p>The Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Laws combined program at Bond is designed for students interested in a professional career in accounting, economics, finance, or law. </p><p>Gain a thorough understanding of the financial side of the business, as well as a professional legal qualification. </p><p>In addition to developing an understanding in law, and the foundation to pursue a career as a legal practitioner, you will complete a commerce major, and have the option to choose a specialisation in law. </p><p>With Bond's accelerated study timetable, you can complete this combined program in less than four years.</p><p/><div>Program code:</div> BL-11085<p/><div>CRICOS code:</div> 093908G</div>

Bachelor of Commerce/ Bachelor of Laws

<div><p>The Bachelor of Climate Change and Sustainable Action is an innovative and market-leading offering that responds to the growing need for specialists and leaders in sustainability and climate change action within technology, business, geopolitics, and the broader economy.</p><p>This interdisciplinary non-science undergraduate degree program brings together perspectives on climate change from communication, media, psychology, health, law, and business, allowing you to gain holistic insights into developing sustainable solutions to some of the most pressing challenges of the 21st century. This course of studies will prepare you to become a leader in promoting sustainability strategies across private, not-for-profit and government sectors. Graduates will be equipped with the skills to pursue careers in a wide range of fields including, but not limited to, sustainability management, climate change consulting, environmental policy, public health and infrastructure planning, corporate public relations, governance, and law.</p><p/><div>Program code:</div> HS-20050<p/><div>CRICOS code:</div> 114037F</div>

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