In this event from the Creative HE working group, Lora Ghany and Sat Sehmbey from Creative Shift at University of Arts London presented the team's approach to enterprise and employability education. Creative Shift offers opportunities for underrepresented groups to build networks and develop professional practice through collaborations with industry partners on live briefs, masterclasses, networking groups, internships, and talks.

The session focussed on how the programme explores the effects of taking a more equitable, asset-based approach to support retention, attainment, and employability of students from underrepresented groups. This includes unpacking what an alternative model of enterprise and employability learning, rooted in community, looks like.

This was the first in a series of events related to careers and employability in the Creative Industries.