Contemporary Chinese Studies Internship

This subject will enable students to undertake approximately 200 hours of professional work experience with an industry partner, co-designing the experience with the university and the industry partner. Students are supported to be placed in an organisation which analyses, formulates and/ or implements programs, policies, commercial and other activities in relation to contemporary Chinese societies. The range of organisations relevant to the internship is broad: international organisations, for-profit companies, government departments, non-governmental organisations (including church-based aid agencies), academic and analytical think tanks, and organisations in the broader social economy. Interns will work under the supervision and guidance of a supervisor within these organisations.