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2016 WIL in Science Forum presentations

November 3, 2016 Written by Liz Johnson

The 2016 ACDS WIL in Science forum was held on Friday December 2nd focusing on the ACDS Lighthouse projects. Participants explored the successes and challenges of establishing and growing work-integrated learning in science degrees stimulating lively discussion and new connections.

Presentations from the program are available here.

Keynotes

  • Associate Professor Ruth Bridgstock, Senior National OLT Fellow: Graduate Employment 2.0 (also see Graduate Employability 2.0)
  • Professor Judyth Sachs: Enhancing student employability through WIL: observations from practice
  • Ms Anne Younger, Ai Group, Education and Training: Uni students, good news for your business

ACDS Lighthouse projects

  • Dr Tina Acuna, University of Tasmania: Unifying WIL in Science at the University of Tasmania
  • Dr Jo-Ann Chuck, Western Sydney University: Providing WIL across complex interconnected science degrees
  • Prof Peter Adams, University of Queensland: Exploring alternate models for WIL in Science: Linking Work with Learning
  • Dr Rowan Brookes, Monash University: WIL and professional skills in an honours stream
  • Prof Peter Meier, University of Technology Sydney: Maintaining motivation for broad-based WIL
  • Prof Malcolm CampbellMalcolm Campbell, Deakin University: Learning to work, working to learn – building practice capability for WIL

 

 

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