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IBL and Industry
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Industry-Based Learning (IBL) offers students the opportunity for paid full-time work in a studies-related area. -
How to apply
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How to recruit a student
IBL News
IBL Information Sessions for students
- 22 Aug (Wed) 3.30 to 4.30 pm
- 23 Aug (Thurs) 12.30 to 1.30 pm
- 28 Aug (Tues) 10.30 to 11.30 am
Room AS404
(You only need to attend one session)
Typical IBL Placements
Arts and Humanities: suitable roles include media assistant, researcher or analystHealth Science: suitable roles include environmental health, health promotion and health education officer, quality assurance risk management, health policy or sustainability positions
Media/Digital Media: suitable roles include games developer, 3D artist, Unreal script programmer, communications officer or web designer
Psychology: suitable roles include trainee organisational consultant, research officer or HR assistant
Science: suitable roles include chemistry technician, scientific research assistant, trainee respiratory/cardiac scientist, sleep technician or neurophysiology technologist
Social Science: suitable roles include workforce analyst, researcher, survey developer or administrator
IBL Success Stories
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Daniele Chiodo
Bachelor of Arts (Digital Media and Marketing)
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Rebecca Zeeman
Bachelor of Arts (Media and Communcations)
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Mark Katugampola
Bachelor of Arts (Psychology and Psychophysiology)
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Narayani Koirala
Bachelor of Engineering (Electronics and Computer Systems)/Bachelor of Science (Biomedical Sciences)




