This internship can be undertaken by any bachelor's degree level student with available electives.
During the program, you'll work part-time in a public sector agency, NGO, or Local Government Authority, where you'll undertake a research-oriented report.
This program provides a comprehensive introduction to the policy work undertaken by the public sector and NGOs, and is a valuable opportunity if you're looking to develop your skills and gain hands-on policy experience. If you're looking to impact how decisions are made, the Community and Public Sector Internship program is the ideal choice for you.
The internship duration is 12-13 weeks (one semester), and students typically spend a day a week at their placement. Previous interns have worked at the Department of State Growth, the Department of Natural Resources and Energy, WalkFree, and the Human Rights Commission.
This internship requires a partnership between the University and the placement agency. If you're eligible and want to undertake the Community and Public Sector Internship, contact the School of Social Sciences via email to register your Expression of Interest.
Want to learn more?
For more information about the unit, please contact the Unit Coordinator, Dr Matt Killingsworth.