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Applying behavioural science to create change

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Date: 2022-01 

Whether tackling global issues like climate change, or challenges within your organisation, understanding how to influence behaviour is more important than ever.

This micro-credential will empower you to create the change you seek in a range of sustainability contexts, bringing together insights and experiences from leading behaviour change experts and teaches participants to:

define behaviour and describe its main influences

unpack complex issues using a behavioural lens

gather evidence to inform decision-making

critically evaluate, select and apply appropriate tools

design an evaluation framework

understand the role of behavioural science in policy and practice

learn how to use BehaviourWorks Method to unpack problems, identify behaviours and develop and trial interventions.



This course includes eight modules of practical and engaging content including videos, discussions, case studies and materials from a range of sectors, can be completed in 80 hours without assessment and up to 144 hours with an assessment.



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