Summary
We’ve described the core terminology and given the context for why D&I matters on a global scale and for each of us personally and professionally.
You have referenced key reports in the industry and heard from one of our members on their experience of what diversity means in practice.
We began looking at why D&I needs to be taken seriously in the Built Environment in readiness for the remainder of the course, focussing on the benefits it can bring and dispelling common misconceptions.
Next week we will be focussing on the current challenges facing the built environment sector and the impacts on its productivity, sustainability and reputation.
Diversity and Inclusion in the Built Environment
Diversity and Inclusion in the Built Environment
Reach your personal and professional goals
Unlock access to hundreds of expert online courses and degrees from top universities and educators to gain accredited qualifications and professional CV-building certificates.
Join over 18 million learners to launch, switch or build upon your career, all at your own pace, across a wide range of topic areas.
