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Anshul Sharma

Arts Career Module - Foundation

Arts Career Module - Foundation

Issued by Careers and Employability

to Anshul Sharma

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Badge Description

The Arts Career Module is an online program designed for UWA students studying Arts (either a Bachelor of Arts, a combined Arts degree or an Arts major). Transferable skills - such as communication, research, teamwork and more - that are developed within the Arts are important for connecting with future employers and creative networks. The module contains testimonials from Arts graduates and industry figures in the Arts, and interactive quizzes testing student knowledge.

By enrolling in and working through the Arts Career Module, students will be able to:
- Reflect on their attributes and purpose in studying the Arts
- Articulate the transferable skills they are building throughout their studies
- Understand the career pathways available to Arts graduates

Students will receive a Career Initiative badge (Foundation level - under 2 hours of commitment) upon completion of the Arts Career Module. For more information, please contact: careerscentre@uwa.edu.au.

Skills Critical Thinking Research Written Communication Organisation Industry Knowledge Initiative and Motivation


What Was Required to Earn This Badge

  • Passing Grade
    Students must earn a passing grade of 70% for all interactive quizzes and scenarios.
  • Reading and analysis
    Students learn about transferable skills and career pathways, analysing testimonials from Arts graduates and industry professionals.
  • Volunteering
    The average time taken to complete the Arts Career Module is 90 minutes to 2 hours.
  • Aligned Internal Outcomes

    • Internal

      Badges

      Career Initiative

      A Career Initiative badge recognises students developing their employability and professional skills, connecting with industry knowledge and understanding their value to future employers.

    Aligned External Outcomes

    • No external alignments.

    Badge Evidence

  • No evidence.