Liberatory Career Design

The purpose of this curriculum is to help students reimagine their careers in and outside of academia. By foregrounding the principles of self-determination, agency, purpose and community, fellows are invited to operate from a liberatory mindset that sees their options for employment outside of a scarcity model. Modules in this program can be delivered in conjunction with workshops and programs offered by the university's office of professional development.
Format

Online
Course

Starting Date

Flexible

Duration

6 weeks

Price

$900

About the course

What is the purpose of work? What makes for good work? What do experience, growth, and fulfillment have to do with work? These questions and more will be explored through this program, giving you an opportunity to liberate yourself from old narratives about what you can and should do with your degree(s).

Liberatory Foundations

Ground your career choices in self-determination, agency, purpose, and community so you can move beyond scarcity thinking and toward liberatory possibilities.

Exploration In and Beyond Academia

Reimagine pathways for meaningful work inside and outside academic spaces, with practical strategies for identifying aligned roles, narratives, and next steps.

Iterative Modular Delivery

A flexible, module-based curriculum designed to be adapted to your specific needs, particular interests and critical dreams.

Course Lessons

John Davis

John Davis has more than 10 years experience working within organizations, mainly in HR functions. He has worked with startups, small and medium-sized businesses, and large corporations, including in recruitment, performance appraisal, training and coaching. He has coached leaders and teams to unlock their potential, to innovate, adapt, and grow. His coaching is based on a deep understanding of their strengths, their needs, how they connect with others, and how they learn. 
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