Transdisciplinary 15-point Requirement Course Learning Outcomes 

Learning outcomes for the foundational Transdisciplinary 15-point Requirement Courses enable students to build a transdisciplinary mindset through developing their transdisciplinary knowledge, understanding and skills in courses.

Enrolled students in Transdisciplinary 15-point Requirement Courses will be expected to:

• Identify and explain the primary features of transdisciplinarity.
• Collaborate effectively within a diverse team while engaged in discussion of a complex societal problem.
• Apply one or more transdisciplinary approaches to address a complex societal problem.
• Communicate effectively using at least two different channels (written, oral, or visual) to convey complex information.
• Reflect on the use of transdisciplinary approaches for complex problem-solving.

Academic staff designing and co-ordinating Transdisciplinary 15-point Requirement Courses at Waipapa Taumata Rau | University of Auckland will also develop further learning outcomes relevant to their specific course.