UTS Project Management students can provide comprehensive project support to your community organisation
Are you looking for innovative, project consultation advice for your community-based organisation, initiative or event?
Students enrolled in the Community Project Internship subject as part of the UTS Master of Project Management course are looking to expand their experience by developing a well-researched project plan for a real life client from the community services, NGO or non-profit sectors.
About the UTS Project Management students
Many of the UTS postgraduate students are currently working in industry and have professional experience in commercial settings. The students have all completed their foundation studies and have capacity to coach your community organisation on how to manage the project on a long-term, ongoing basis.
The UTS Community Project Internship
An experienced project manager will act as a mentor to each project group to provide practical support and collaborate on ideas. Students will also seek guidance from industry-connected academic staff from UTS Built Environment, while attending various face-to-face workshops to develop their skills and knowledge.
Timeframe
The subject is taught in Spring Semester (from August to October) with a 12-week timeframe. All organisations must agree to participate for this entire duration, which may include on-site visits and regular meetings.
Terms of work
The terms of work for the project are to be negotiated by the student and the UTS subject coordinator upon project approval from UTS Built Environment.
Organisations who have previously taken part in the Community Project Internship include Camp Out, Pacific Aid Australia and North Ryde Rotary.
Nominate your organisation
To nominate your community organisation for consultative project planning support, please complete the application form.
Contact us
Email Professor Shankar Sankaran for more information.