Careers and Employability subjects are designed to bridge the gap between academic learning and professional readiness, providing students with invaluable tools and experiences that can significantly enhance their career development.
5 reasons to join a Careers and Employability subject
- Develop essential skills: Build confidence, enhance your communication abilities, and improve your problem-solving skills
- Clarify your career goals: Explore your options, get a taste of your future career path and refine your professional aspirations.
- Bridge theory and practice: Apply what you've learned in the classroom to real-world situations to boost your employability.
- Boost your resume: Employers value candidates with practical experience. Careers and Employability subjects help you develop the skills and knowledge that are highly sought after in the job market.
- Network with professionals: Establish connections and learn from industry professionals.
What Careers and Employability subject is right for you?
Whether you're just starting to think about your career or you're ready to take the next big step, UOW offers tailored subjects to suit your needs:
CRL 100: Career Ready Learning
Designed for first-year students, CRL 100 helps you:
- Understand how your studies apply to the professional world
- Plan and manage your career development
- Know how to maximise your university experience for your future career
Eligibility: A minimum prerequisite requirement of 12 credit points at undergraduate level.
CRLP200: Career Ready Learning & Practice
Ideal for those looking to immerse themselves in real-world challenges, CRLP 200 allows you to:
- Tackle industry-project experience for your resume
- Develop key professional skills to thrive in your future career
- Gain real-world collaborative experience
Eligibility: A minimum prerequisite requirement of 60 credit points at undergraduate level.
CRLP202: Career Ready Learning & Experience (Coming in Summer 2025!)
For students wanting to complete an internship, CRL202 allows you to:
- Complete a UOW-approved internship during the Summer or Winter break
- Collaborate with students from various disciplines
- Gain valuable experience in your field or take the chance to explore new opportunities
Eligibility: A minimum prerequisite requirement of 24 credit points at undergraduate level.
GWP 900: International Workplace Practice
For international students considering working in Australia after university, GWP 900 allows you to:
- Gain insights from industry professionals and peers
- Build your confidence to navigate the Australian labour market
- Enhance your professional communication skills to master the job application process
Eligibility: A minimum prerequisite requirement of 36 credit points at postgraduate level; enrolled in a business-related master's degree.