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Students are expecting access to high quality integrated learning in order to increase employability outcomes. Graduate employability rankings for universities are decreasing as the number of graduates who gained full-time employment within four months of finishing their degre ...

Increasingly, universities are expected to prepare students to transition into the workforce with generic graduate capabilities. These include being able to recognise and mitigate potential risks, solve problems effectively, and manage diversity and ambiguity. If universitie ...

Work Integrated Learning (WIL) refers to embedding industry and community engagement into the curriculum though  initiatives such as internships, practicum, fieldwork and client-based projects. Work integrated learning isn’t new to university education, but is on t ...