Category: Employability and Graduate Success
Team X – A Teamwork Experience to Support Student Employability
Team X, the output of a Strategic Priority Grant, presents teachers and learners with the resources needed to create meaningful and successful teamwork experiences across existing units and programs at Macquarie University.
Careers Week and employability for students
Employability is a major motivator for students seeking qualification through higher education. Let your students know about the resources available!
Ready or not – the future is knocking on the door…
The world has changed a lot in the last few decades and is likely to change even more. As Education is meant to help students thrive in this ‘new world’ – do we make enough time to pause and think...
Career Tips from a STEM panel discussion
The Faculty of Science and Engineering Women in STEM committee combined with the IEEE Women in Engineering to discuss career paths.
Helping students get ready for their PACE placement: PACEWISE
New iLearn unit PACEWISE outlines how PACE benefits students and fits into their degree program, how to enrol in and prepare for a PACE unit, and how to maximise the opportunity that a PACE activity provides.
Helping students become more employable: MyMQ Career Zone
Help your students with their professional development and confidence as they work through their Macquarie degree.
Macquarie Employability Programs lead to Career Success
Help students to improve their career development awareness, employability skills and job search skills with the Professional Development and Create Your Future Programs.
Internship Program Recognised For Outstanding Work With Diverse Young People
Congratulations to the Macquarie Undergraduate Research Internship program (MURI) who have been nominated for a NSW Youth Work Award for the Outstanding Work with Diverse Young People Award! Find out more about the program and how it is helping students...
Team Based Learning In Practice
A look at Professional Development in Banking and Finance (AFIN881), and how Team Based Learning and closely collaborating with Faculty Career Consultants has significantly improved the student experience.