The document describes the CLAHRC curriculum for a collaborative learning Master's program. It involves students completing practical, work-based learning projects while attending Collaborative Learning and Development events. Students receive support from a project manager and CLAHRC contact as they iteratively improve their project and disseminate learning. Faculty may provide workshops at events, support individual students in their specialist areas, and second mark assignments within their expertise. The first cohort is expected to be 8-10 students, with the Research and Relationship Manager taking the lead role in supporting them.