Information Technology Placement Information
IT internships/placements are an excellent opportunity for you to experience professional practice in a real world setting, whilst receiving credit towards your degree.
SIT306 IT Placement
The aim of this placement unit (SIT306) is to improve your employability skills including communications skills, team work, self-management and lifelong learning competencies. This benefits your resume and is a great opportunity to start developing your industry network and try out a potential career direction before you make a longer-term commitment to a career path post-graduation.
SIT306 IT Placement | Pre-requisites |
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Students will be required to complete a minimum of 100 hours (maximum 160 hours) within a relevant, course-related organisation.
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Academic queries
SIT306 Unit Chair: Please refer to the University Handbook for unit chair and assessment details.
Apply
Please watch our WIL Information Session (Passcode: 1WBzR.V#) and read through Preparing and sourcing your WIL Placement for useful information.
Before you send the Placement Agreement to the organisation, please contact the WIL Team to determine if the faculty has an existing agreement with the organisation
To apply, visit InPlace where you will complete an application and attach the agreement and the Industry Placement Form for your placement. See Self-Placement Student Instructions (PDF, 476.7KB) for assistance on how to complete this step.
Note: When submitting your attachments in InPlace, please make sure you click ‘Upload’ and then 'Save'.
Contact us
For more information regarding the WIL Program, or if you have any questions, please contact SEBE WIL Team
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SIT709 Postgraduate IT Internship
Postgraduate IT internship (SIT709) aims to improve your communications skills, team work, self-management and lifelong learning competencies in a real-world setting. You benefit from developing industry networks and can experience a potential career direction before you make a longer-term commitment to a career path post-graduation.
SIT709 IT Internship | Pre-requisites |
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Discipline-specific, typically unpaid placement of a minimum 120 hours and a maximum 160 hours (typically as a 4 week unpaid placement or as a 12 week placement) |
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Academic queries
SIT709 Unit Chair: Please refer to the University Handbook for unit chair and assessment details.
Apply
Please watch our WIL Information Session (Passcode: 1WBzR.V#) and read through Preparing and sourcing your WIL Placement for useful information.
Before you send the Placement Agreement to the organisation, please contact the WIL Team to determine if the faculty has an existing agreement with the organisation
To apply, visit InPlace where you will complete an application and attach the agreement and the Industry Placement Form for your placement. See Self-Placement Student Instructions (PDF, 476.7KB) for assistance on how to complete this step.
Note: When submitting your attachments in InPlace, please make sure you click ‘Upload’ and then 'Save'.
Contact us
For more information regarding the WIL Program, or if you have any questions, please contact SEBE WIL Team
SIT791 Professional Practice
Postgraduate Professional Practice (SIT791) is a paid internship which aims to improve your communications skills, team work, self-management and lifelong learning competencies in a real-world setting. You benefit from developing industry networks and can experience a potential career direction before you make a longer-term commitment to a career path post-graduation.
SIT791 Professional Practice | Pre-requisites |
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Discipline-specific, full time, paid placement of a minimum 60 working days to a maximum of 85 working days International students undertaking this unit are only allowed a maximum of 480 hours (or approximately 64 working days) of full time paid work, without being in breach of student visa obligations. |
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Academic queries
SIT791 Unit Chair: Please refer to the University Handbook for unit chair and assessment details.
Apply
Please watch our WIL Information Session (Passcode: 1WBzR.V#) and read through Preparing and sourcing your WIL Placement for useful information.
Before you send the Placement Agreement to the organisation, please contact the WIL Team to determine if the faculty has an existing agreement with the organisation
To apply, visit InPlace where you will complete an application and attach the agreement and the Industry Placement Form for your placement. See Self-Placement Student Instructions (PDF, 476.7KB) for assistance on how to complete this step.
Note: When submitting your attachments in InPlace, please make sure you click ‘Upload’ and then 'Save'.
Contact us
For more information regarding the WIL Program, or if you have any questions, please contact SEBE WIL Team