● Methods for understanding problems that involve human behaviour, including systems mapping.

● Generating target behaviours and identifying target audiences.

● Applying tools to prioritise behaviour.

● Understanding drivers and barriers of behaviour.

● Exploring the role of theory.

● Gathering insights from the target audience to inform intervention suitability.

Module 0 - Introduction to the course

0.1 Welcome to the course

0.2 Introducing human behaviour and behavioural science

Module 1 - WHO needs to do WHAT differently?

1.0 Introduction to Module 1

1.1 Understand the problem and the system it sits within

1.2 Understand your target audience

1.3 Identify target behaviours

Module 2 - The drivers and barriers of behaviour

2.0 Introduction to Module 2

2.1 Consider drivers & barriers of behaviour

2.2 Make use of behaviour change theories

2.3 Capture audience insights

Module 3 - Behaviour change interventions

3.0 Introduction to Module 3

3.1 Design and apply interventions

3.2 Consider generic behaviour change tools

3.3 Define measures of success and evaluation

Module 4 - Critical issues in behaviour change

4.0 Introduction to Module 4

4.1 Behaviour change ethics

4.2 Sustainable behaviour change

4.3 Taking your behaviour change further (scaling)

Module 5 - Case summaries of behaviour change in action

5.1 Improving waste separation in hospital operating suites, using behavioural insights

5.2 Protecting wetlands by changing cropping practices on private land, using behavioural insights

5.3 Reducing food waste in schools, using behavioural insights

5.4 Enhancing patient care in Victorian hospitals, using behavioural insights

Module 6 - Summary and key learnings

6.1 - Applying behavioural science to the COVID-19 pandemic

6.2 - Summary