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Simulation and Immersive Technology Training for Defence

FUTURE DEFENCE AND SECURITY
Exploring immersive technology systems for learning and how they are best deployed in the development and execution of simulation-based curricula
Research Project
Key capabilities
> Understand how to assess and measure the effectiveness of training applications built with immersive technologies
> Analyse the impact and integration of immersive technology in simulation-based education
Differentiators
> Learn through researchinformed teaching and content that is co-created with industry and global experts
Key customers > Department of Defence > Aviation industry
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Simulation-based education is a primary means of teaching technical and non-technical skills in many industries , particularly in safety-critical domains , such as health , civil aviation , and defence . This trend is now extending into all areas of education through the use of XR .
Veteran and new defence-industry SMEs need high-level , accredited training that can be used as recognition of prior learning ( RPL ) towards postgraduate study if desired , easing the path into higher qualifications and lifelong learning .
UNSW ’ s short courses , ‘ Immersive Technology for Simulation-Based Educators ’ and ‘ Learning Science for Simulation-Based Educators ’, provide a foundation for professional simulation developers , instructional designers , and instructors . The courses help them to understand immersive technology systems for learning and how they are best deployed in the development and execution of simulationbased curricula .
The courses can be taken alone or stacked as microcredentials towards postgraduate study in the Graduate Certificate or Master of Simulation and Immersive Technology Systems .
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