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Workshop
Brand like a Boss: A Crash Course on Personal Branding
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Location( please select)
Your school
Monash
Duration
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N / A 1.5 hours 60
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Equipment required |
Preferred venue |
Want to stand out and make an impact? Students will explore key strategies to build a personal brand, learning to craft a unique identity, communicate their value, and gain tools to market themselves with confidence. |
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Legends of Language: A Communication Quest
In this RPG-inspired workshop, students become the heroes of their own communication journey. Through fun challenges, group quests, and puzzle solving, they will unlock the secrets of clear speaking, active listening, comprehension, and confident expression.
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N / A 1.5 hours 60 |
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The Great Profit Heist: A Mathematical Mystery
A fortune has vanished, and only sharp minds can crack the case! In this hands-on, immersive workshop, students will become a math detective, following clues, analysing patterns, and solving puzzles using applied mathematics to solve problems and track down the missing profit.
N / A 1.5 hours 60
ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
Workshop
Confronting World Challenges: Introduction to Global Studies
Working in groups and building on their existing knowledge, students will identify contemporary global challenges, including climate change, environmental degradation, inequality and migration. They will then examine the conflicting facets of globalisation and discuss the winners and losers of the interconnected world. The session will conclude with a group debate or a class quiz to leave students with a more nuanced understanding of contemporary global issues.
Film Pitch Challenge
If you had the opportunity, what film would you make? As part of a small group, students will develop and pitch an idea for what they think the next big Malaysian film should be.
Location( please select) Your school Monash
N / A
Duration
Maximum pax
1 hour |
50 |
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1 – 1.5 hours 30
Equipment required
Preferred venue
The Arts Toolbox
Build critical thinking, self-reflection, and idea exchange. Students will analyse a cultural item or text( such as a movie trailer, an iconic picture, or a meme) from the perspectives of communication and media; film, television, and screen studies; gender studies; global studies; strategic public relations; and writing.
This experience highlights how arts and social sciences inspires us to think outside the box and develop new insights into what makes us human.
The Great Communication Challenge: Where Stories, Ideas, and People Connect
Through games, storytelling, roleplay, and real-world scenarios, students will experience how communication shapes identities, ideas, and behaviour.
From detecting fake news to producing viral campaign concepts, this workshop showcases how Arts and Social Sciences equips students with the skills to understand people, tell meaningful stories, and create positive change.
1 – 1.5 hours |
100 |
Marker pens and |
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mahjong paper |
2 – 2.5 hours |
50 |
Mahjong paper / flip chart paper, coloured marker pens, masking tape / Blu Tack, A4 paper, pens or pencils |
Classroom with projector
Classroom
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