… students during Work Integrated Learning (WIL) in Australia. Student participation in WIL …
only enhances individual student employability but also the attractiveness of Australia as a …

… It has been argued that these changes will affect greatly the ability of students to pay for
their education and consequently, raise question about access and equity issues in higher …

… government and the massification and diversity of the Australian research student … out the
work of research supervision in the current climate of Australian tertiary education? Literature …

… To mitigate this potential negative influence on study, universities should provide education
and training related to international students’ rights and responsibilities in the workplace. …

… The purpose of this study was to illuminate social work students’ complex study realities
in order to inform future education, policy and practice. The findings identify that for these …

… the work experience of 200 international students studying in Australian higher education …
We argue that a much greater proportion of international students participate in the labour …

… and technical colleges) with public funding were examined and the labour government
moved to rationalisation, by requiring students to contribute to the costs of their education by way …

This project explored current Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) offerings among universities
in Western Australia and identified the benefits and challenges specific to the WIL …

… For many of these students, the opportunity to work in Australia after graduation, or improved
… motivating factors behind their decision to study in Australia (Gribble and Blackmore, 2012). …

… relevant for Australian social work field education preparation … that impact on schools of
social work in rural, regional and … field education work involves more than matching students …