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Leap into Leadership Online (Monash Malaysia)
Monash University Malaysia
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Embark on the Leap into Leadership Online journey at Monash University Malaysia—an array of free, engaging modules designed to boost your employability and leadership skills. You can complete as many modules as you like at any stage of your studies.
Each module takes approximately 30 minutes, with no formal assessments required.
Available on Moodle, these modules cover:
- Leadership for Social Change
- Building High-Performing Teams
- Connecting Across Cultures
- Committee Membership and Management
Through these modules, you’ll:
- Gain a thorough understanding of leadership through the Social Change Model of Leadership Development
- Acquire skills to effectively lead committees or university clubs
- Discover strategies for creating and managing high-performing teams
- Enhance your intercultural competence with a global perspective
Start now and join the thousands of Monash University Malaysia students who have already made their leap into leadership.
Standing out begins here!
How it works?
All current students at Monash can access the modules.
- Choose a topic and get started. Whether it's a subject you know nothing about and want to improve, or a skill set an employer has identified in a job ad, there are plenty of choices – and they're all free.
- Work your way through it, at your own pace. Watch videos and complete quizzes in Moodle to progress to the next section. Make sure you read the Welcome and Module instructions before you start.
- Submit your answers to complete the module. Once you've submitted your answers, your responses will be reviewed. If you've completed all questions to a satisfactory standard, you'll receive an email confirming that you've completed the module.
- Apply your new skills to your studies, work, volunteering and extracurricular activities. Many modules offer resources to use in the real world, and you can use these to help explain your skills to future employers.