How it works
Depending on the work you have available, our team will align your opportunity with the right student(s), offering flexibility to your needs.
Internship
An internship is the most common form of experience our students undertake offering them the opportunity to gain valuable workplace insight whilst gaining course credit. The hour requirements vary from 80-100 for undergraduate and up to 200 hours at the graduate level.
Offer an Internship: Expression of Interest
- Register your interest
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Complete an enquiry form with details of your proposed internship and a member of the team will reach out to discuss and offer guidance on next steps.
- Approval process
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Our academic staff will review the details to ensure the opportunity aligns with the University's requirements and will provide a valuable learning opportunity for our students.
- Advertising and promotion
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Once approved, our team will circulate your opportunity to the right student cohort(s) to gain interest.
- Student selection
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Students will apply to your internship offering directly and you are encouraged to screen, shortlist, and interview candidate(s) through your standard recruitment process.
- Sign paperwork
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We have a standard university agreement for all approved and course-credited internships which will require your signing. This can be provided in advance to refer to your obligations as a Host Organisation and The University's obligations.
- Internship commencement
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Once you've confirmed your intern(s) and the paperwork has been signed, student(s) can commence their internship. A 'Guide to Hosting Interns' will also be provided to assist with your role as an internship supervisor.
Industry project
A popular alternative to an internship is an industry project which sees a small team of students work on a project for your organisation. If you would like to offer an industry project, please complete the below form.