Work Integrated Learning (WIL): applying good practice

Explore how Work Integrated Learning (WIL) is being interpreted and embedded across a range of faculties. Apply the WIL Guide to Good Practice designed to help support the planning and implementation of WIL.

Presenters

• Cheryl Collins, School of Human Movement and Nutrition Sciences
• Dr Olivia Wright, School of Human Movement and Nutrition Sciences
• Dr Ben Barry, Faculty of Medicine
• Dr Iulia Oancea, Faculty of Medicine
• Shari Bowker, Institute for Teaching and Learning Innovation
• Angelique Zamora, School of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work
• Dr Niki Macionis, Business School
• Dr Karen Hughes, Business School
• Cate Clifford, Student Employability Centre
• Anna Richards, Student Employability Centre

Who should attend?

• Academic staff

Benefits of attending 

• This panel will highlight the benefits of a School-wide approach to embedding WIL, the processes undertaken to identify need, the practicalities of disseminating WIL to an increased number of students, and their key learnings throughout the process.