Current course offerings

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Course description

A compulsory course in the Bachelor of Environmental Management program, where students are required to complete a minimum of 270 hours of placement in an organisation external to the University. Students will work with their placement provider to develop and complete a specific project which is both meaningful to the organisation and of sufficient technical content to meet the academic requirements of the course. This project will allow students to gain practical field-related experience while developing and enhancing skills in report writing and project management. The industry placement course is a cornerstone in the Bachelor of Environmental Management degree, allowing students to apply what they've learned in their studies and providing them with academic direction heading into the final year of study. Students also gain insight into their career goals while acquiring skills sought by today's employers. In return, placement providers benefit from access to highly motivated students who can focus on a specific project and provide a cost-effective injection of fresh ideas to the organisation. Students should read the Frequently Asked Questions on StudentHub before advising of the year and semester they plan to undertake the course via UQ's placement management system Placements. Students are encouraged to access resources and attend workshops offered by the Student Employability Centre to assist with identifying opportunities and preparing application documents. All enquiries for this course should be addressed to the School of Earth and Environmental Sciences (sees@enquire.uq.edu.au).

Archived offerings