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ANU College of Business and Economics
The College of Business and Economics (CBE) Internship Program provides students with an opportunity to gain real-world experience in an organisation through a workplace internship. The work placement component of the course, either 120 hours (6 units) or 240 hours (12 units), can be carried out in-person, in hybrid mode or virtually. The placement will make a significant contribution to improving students' employability through a well-designed internship project and reinforces the relationships CBE entertains and engages in with industry partners. The internship project has a strong focus on developing students’ capabilities in terms of their professionalism, teamwork, communication and problem-solving skills. Each intern will show evidence of competencies and skills acquired through close working relationships and collaboration with professional colleagues, a workplace supervisor and academic advisor. The internship program offers industry collaborators the opportunity to co-create value through students’ application of their theoretical knowledge and capabilities developed throughout their programs and get access to ANU talents.
Typical assessment include, but is not restricted to: Attendance at the Pre-Placement workshop (Hurdle), Meetings with internship tutors (Hurdle), Initial Project Proposal, Workshop Reflections on the Current Internship Project, Mid-Placement Evaluation by the Host, Final Internship Report and Final Placement Evaluation by the Host.
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For 6 units, student are expected to commit up to 130 hours towards the completion of this course, which include workshops, meetings with internship tutors, academic assessments and internship placement (120 hours). For 12 units, student are expected to commit up to 260 hours towards the completion of this course, which includes workshops, meetings with internship tutors, academic assessments and internship placement (240 hours). Work Integrated Learning Placements This course involves student placements in the host organisations. Other Information Permission codes to enrol in the course will only be issued to students who are offered an internship placement through a competitive application process. Calls for applications are made approximately 3-4 months before the beginning of the semester. To apply for an internship, each prospective student must meet the eligibility requirements and have sufficient space in their programs of study for this elective. To confirm eligibility, please contact the Student Hub on student@anu.edu.au .
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