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ModuleAssessmentGuide.pdf
QUEEN MARY UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
CHARTERED MANAGER DEGREE APPRENTICESHIP
(SOCIAL CHANGE)
POLITICS, ADVOCACY AND INFLUENCING CHANGE
MODULE BUS23
WRITTEN ASSESSMENT: COURSEWORK: ESSAY: 65% OF
OVERALL GRADE
Your coursework will consist of a written assessment, an essay of 2,500 words on a
lobbying campaign topic chosen by you with the agreement of your tutor.
The FINAL due date for the submission of the coursework is Friday, 5 January 2024
These dates are non-negotiable and re-submissions may be capped, see your
QMUL Student Handbook
This assessment is designed to test your:
• Understanding about the use of political lobbying in its various forms as an
advocacy tool for intervening, influencing change in a national context.
• Demonstrable application of political lobbying, advocacy in influencing change
in a national context.
• Lobbying skills.
Please design your lobbying campaign, focussing on the following elements:
1. 5% The Issue (Problem).
2. 10% The Context.
3. 5% Applicable law, policy, procedure, human rights, sustainable
Development Goals and rule of law.
4. 10% The Objectives
5. 10% Stakeholders
6. 5% Opportunities, Challenges and Obstacles
7. 10% Strategy. Call To Action. Message
8. 5% Resources Required.
9. 35% Implementation. Action, Plan and Execution
10. 5% Monitoring and Evaluation
Explanatory Notes:
1. The assessment will carry the allocated marks as above.
2. The topic is self-selected and your topic proposal must be submitted for
approval by email to your lecturer by Thursday, 26 October 2023
3. The grading of the assessment will be based on the knowledge and
application, focus and structure and analysis and reflection, not mere
description.
QUEEN MARY UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
CHARTERED MANAGER DEGREE APPRENTICESHIP
(SOCIAL CHANGE)
POLITICS, ADVOCACY AND INFLUENCING CHANGE
MODULE BUS23
ORAL ASSESSMENT
35% of Overall Module Grade
40 minutes
25-minute presentation
15-minute Question and Answer
Date: Friday, 15 December 2023 (Time slots will be allocated)
Group Oral Presentation on a political lobbying campaign approved by your lecturer.
This assessment is designed to test your:
• Understanding about the use of political lobbying in its various forms as an
advocacy tool for intervening, influencing change in a national context.
• Demonstrable application of political lobbying, advocacy in influencing change
in a national context.
• Lobbying skills.
Please present your lobbying campaign, focussing on the following elements:
1. 5% The Issue (Problem).
2. 10% The Context.
3. 5% Applicable law, policy, procedure, human rights, sustainable
Development Goals and rule of law.
4. 10% The Objectives
5. 10% Stakeholders
6. 5% Opportunities, Challenges and Obstacles
7. 10% Strategy. Call To Action. Message
8. 5% Resources Required.
9. 35% Implementation. Action, Plan and Execution
10. 5% Monitoring and Evaluation
Explanatory Notes:
1. The assessment will carry the allocated marks as above.
2. The topic is self-selected and your proposal must be submitted for approval to
your lecturer by Thursday, 19 October 2023.
3. The grading of the assessment will be based on the knowledge and
application, focus and structure and analysis and reflection, not mere
description.
