This course provides a theoretical basis, case studies, and practical skills in participatory decision-making. Planners and planning assistants regularly organise and lead participatory decision-making processes at various levels within institutions and between public and private institutions, and the general public. Professional skills such as facilitation, consultation, participation and negotiation are required in a range of contexts including management, collaborative planning, decision-making; policy development and strategic planning; resolving multi-party differences, and compliance.

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Semester of offer Subject to change

• Sunshine Coast: Semester 2

Units

12.00

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2.2A:Computing, Built Environment, Other Health

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