The McCusker Centre for Citizenship at UWA offers students opportunities to make meaningful contributions to the work of not-for-profit and community organisations through our award-winning internship program.

The McCusker Centre for Citizenship has a growing demand for project roles to suit UWA students with expertise in IT, programming, business analytics, and computer and data science.

Interns support project-based roles in the public sector, local government, and not-for-profit and community organisations, with 97 per cent of supervisors recommending the program. These webinars are a chance to find out more about the program and how you can get involved as a host, gaining 100 hours of support from a UWA student intern for your project.

Host Employer Testimonial:

Henry, a Master of Information Technology student, took on a project intern role working on Melville Cares’ Aged Care Unmet Need project, collecting data from reliable sources to create a demographic data set including a range of variables.

“In his final presentation to the team, Henry successfully translated a great deal of data into relatable conclusions, and team members could easily understand the value of his data to decision-making… There are so many different factors to consider around services for older people living at home and where scarce resources can be best applied to make the biggest difference, and Henry had a real impact for our team which will help strengthen our service delivery." – Maria Davison, CEO, Melville Cares

Who Should Attend?

HR, Learning Leads, and Corporate Services in Western Australia.

Event Details

Cost

Free