Bachelor of Art Theory

UNSW empowers student career success with initiatives that boost employability and workplace readiness, including access to tailored career services like internships and industry placements that count towards your degree, building skills in leadership, communication, and problem-solving. You can also enhance your CV through co-curricular and volunteer activities with formal recognition from UNSW Advantage, and participate in peer mentoring programmes.

The UNSW Employability team is there to support you in establishing career goals, developing workplace skills and industry connections, and planning for long-term success in a career that sparks your passion. Through UNSW Employability, you can book one-on-one appointments, attend free seminars, access online resources and more. You can access services throughout your program and up to 18 months after finishing.

Work Integrated Learning (WIL) refers to internships, placements and other forms of workplace learning that can be credited to your degree. Through WIL, you'll build your professional network, gain essential hands-on experience and valuable insights into your industry's workplace culture. UNSW has a dedicated team based in each faculty to support you in finding work experience that moves you towards your goals.

Yes. Through UNSW Advantage, you can arrange to have volunteering or co-curricular experience recognised on your academic transcript. Employers know that versatile experiences build well-rounded graduates, and many of them want to see your diverse skills through experiences like volunteering or professional development.

Yes. If you're an undergraduate student, you can take the career-focused elective course: Creating Your Career: Employability for the Future (CDEV1112), offered through the UNSW Employability team.