Work Integrated Learning
Start building your résumé with real industry experience while you study through our highly regarded Work Integrated Learning (WIL) program, guaranteed in all bachelor degrees, commencing 2021.
Guaranteed real industry experience
At Swinburne, your education is more than reading; it’s doing.
It’s Work Integrated Learning (WIL) in the form of placements, internships or industry-linked projects, and it’s guaranteed in all our bachelor degrees.
WIL gives you the confidence, skills and real industry experience you’ll need tomorrow, today.
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Professional Degrees
More than a standard bachelor degree, a Professional Degree is a premium university experience you’ll graduate from having completed a 12-month full-time work placement.
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Placements
Upgrade your degree and employability by immersing yourself in a professional organisation for a 6- or 12-month full-time paid placement.
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Internships
Connect your studies and professional practice with a part-time internship at a highly regarded organisation over a semester, or Summer or Winter Term.
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Industry-linked projects
Respond to an industry brief, solve a thorny industry problem, or get hands-on with the tools and methods used in your field of study.
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Accreditation placements
In some education, engineering, health and law degrees, work placements are a built-in requirement, providing you with vital hands-on experience in your discipline.
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Overseas study tours
Take your degree around the world for academic credit. Overseas study tours give you a global perspective on your industry.
Want to hear from other students?
Find out from Swinburne students how hands-on industry experience has helped them kick-start their careers through placements and internships.
Looking to employ a Swinburne student?
Our students can offer your business more than just a helping hand. Gain new and fresh perspectives, increase productivity and help your team reach its goals – all while offering great learning experiences for students.
Need disability support?
We’ll work with you and your host organisation to help balance your learning needs to ensure reasonable adjustments are made to enable you to undertake tasks and participate in the same capacity as others. Step one is to register with AccessAbility Services.
Want to know more?
If you have questions about enrolment or fees, contact Student HQ.
If you want to know your eligibility for a WIL program contact professional placements on profplacements@swinburne.edu.au.