PSYCHOLOGY 3002 Week 1 Statistics Test

This course requires students to integrate key concepts and best practice theory with practical workplace placement experience. As part of this course, students will undertake work-related placement activities to position themselves for a career after graduation. This consists of combining theory with work-integrated experiential learning supported by online learning modules, workshops, and career guidance. Students may undertake their Work Integrated Learning (WIL) placements in a broad range of key WIL areas such as Non-Government Organisations, community and volunteer organisations, industry and research laboratories. Students who have successfully completed 160 units at 1000, 2000 or 3000 level (or at the discretion of the Course Coordinator), will be allocated to placements by the Course Coordinator and their preferences may be taken into account. In some cases students may source their own placements if approved by the Course Coordinator.