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The Industry Experience Program is a unique, for-credit opportunity, designed in collaboration with our network of partners and employers. Internships are an effective way to stand out in a competitive job market. Prospective employers are looking for graduates who can easily transition into the workplace, so the experience gained via internships is invaluable.Ìý

In this course, you will combine practical work experience with academic workshops and formal assessment tasks throughout the term to develop your professional skills and understand more about your company's culture and values and the industry it operates in.

There are two ways you can join this course:

1. UNSW-sourced internship:

All postgraduate Business School students have access to our exclusive internship opportunities from the Career Accelerator Ìýon BusinessConnect. Like other job boards, you can apply for opportunities that interest you. This is a competitive process against your peers, and if you are successful, you will be invited to interview with our industry partner.ÌýCareer Accelerator has lots of tools and resourcesÌýto help your application stand out from the crowd.

If you are a postgraduate Business School student and cannot access the job board, please contact us .

As enrolment is restricted,Ìýyou can’t enrol yourself into this course.ÌýOnce your placement is secured and approved on BusinessConnect, the UNSW Business School will enrol you into the course.

2. Self-sourced internship:

COMM5022 is a unique model that allows you to gain recognition for a self-sourced internship.

Internships need to fit into an to be eligible for course credit so there’s just a few things to check before you submit an application for the course. An internship is eligible if the position is relevant to your degree and approved by the UNSW Business School.

Things your employer should know:

• This is an academic course and you will need to complete academic assignments and workshops on top of your practical work at your internship
• You are required to complete 120 hours in placement during the term period
• You are required to have at least one 30-minute meeting a week with your supervisor, and two formal 1 hour meetings at the beginning and end of your placement

Your company must agree to abide by theÌýUNSW Work Integrated Learning Core TermsÌýhereÌýand they are required to approve your placement before you are enrolled in COMM5022.

Let your supervisor know they will receive an email from the CA team verifying the position, then a second email from theÌýÌýplatform where they need to sign in and complete the WIL Agreement to approve your placement. Please note that you must provide a work email for your supervisor, and they must be able to communicate with us in English.

If your employer has any questions about the process, they can contactÌýengagebusiness@unsw.edu.au