Work Integrated Learning subjects

What is WIL?

Work Integrated Learning (WIL) is an umbrella term for a range of approaches and strategies that integrate theory with the practice of work within a purposefully designed curriculum. WIL focuses specifically on experience (or simulated experience) of the workplace and contributes to career development learning, and may contribute to academic/subject based curricular. Examples include internships, professional practice, teaching and clinical placements, apprenticeships, community based learning and vacation work.

Importance of WIL

Often the missing link between an employers’ "wish list" and a student, is a track record in a variety of workplace experiences. WIL subjects address this link by enabling students to see the relevance of their course content applied to real-world situations. Not only do these work related experience increase student employability, they can also clarify their career intentions.

WIL subjects

The following WIL subjects are run be Careers & Employability.

Undergraduate

Postgraduate

There are many more WIL subjects run by Faculties. You can view these subjects in the Course Handbook.

 

The following WIL entrepreneurship subjects will commence in 2024 are run in partnership with iAccelerate.

For more entrepreneurship opportunities for students visit Entrepreneurship at UOW.