Medicine & Health
The Faculty of Medicine & Health at UNSW offers a range of WIL courses, providing students with real-world, hands-on learning experiences through a network of valuable industry partners.
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The Bachelor of Medical Studies/Doctor of Medicine is a renowned integrated, outcome-based medical program that incorporates WIL courses from the third year of the program.
The Medicine Clerkship Program is an elective placement program that provides successful applicants with the opportunity to gain practical experience in selected disciplines at one of UNSW's clinical teaching hospitals.
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WIL is an essential component of UNSW’s Health Professional Programs, with WIL opportunities integrated into the following programs:
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The School of Population Health offers undergraduate students an exciting WIL opportunity through the Public Health Capstone(PHCM3003). This course provides students with an opportunity to consolidate and integrate their knowledge and skills of public health research and practice and apply them to a particular public health issue.
The school also offers another rewarding WIL course, PHCM9143 Internship, to postgraduate students. It allows students to gain real-world experience in a relevant health service or public health organisation in Australia or overseas.
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Master of Science in Health Data Science students can complete a research dissertation project (combination of HDAT9900/9901/9902 ), which allows them to apply skills to a relevant health data problem in a real-world environment.
Contact
Clerkships:
clerkships@med.unsw.edu.au
Health Sciences:
mh.sohswil@unsw.edu.au
Health Data Science:
MScHDS@unsw.edu.au
Population Health:
mh.wil@unsw.edu.au
Optometry:
mh.sovswil@unsw.edu.au