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Placement:

There are plenty of research opportunities but none for placements. However, the university has teams to help students with career opportunities. The student can contact the career advising team to work on their CV, find opportunities full-time or part-time, etc. The career team will help the student on how to prepare for interviews and attend tests. The starting salary for an average student placed out from a master's degree would be a minimum of £28000 per annum.

I chose this university because of it's top international ranking - 27th. Highly reputed with world-class infrastructure. More opportunities for research in engineering field.

Placement:

I'm not aware of the placement numbers. The program was highly geared toward outdoor land management in the west. At the time, job opportunities with state and federal government were tough to find. This is still the case.

Internship:

I was not aware of a specific internship that the college offered. My program offered course credit for jobs and internships that directly related to one's field of study. I believe a student could receive up to 6 credits for an outside internship.

Placement:

I'm still a 4th year so I'm not sure. Most students although I've seen obtain bachelors and go on to get a masters or professional degree (the people around me are mainly science majors so it makes sense). I know that?s what I will be doing so I'm not sure about connecting graduating individuals to careers right out of a bachelor.

Internship:

I haven't seen any internship opportunities offered at my school yet. I know there?s classes that require you to obtain internships and help you find them, but I'm not sure if the school itself has any.

Placement:

There are not a lot of jobs for BSW students. In my city and state, having a bachelors in social work doesn't mean much unless you have your masters. I wish there was more support for transitioning students directly into jobs instead of into an MSW.

Internship:

Yes. Internships are part of our curriculum as social work students. There is no stipend. I wish there were more internship opportunities and that more placements were clear on what our actual responsibilities would be.