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period of industrial work placement within a degree programme may be viewed
as pivotal in the development of graduates, in the sense that academic disciplines
and practical application can be interrelated, and key skills practised
and developed.
The opportunity for students to apply their knowledge and skills in an industrial setting whilst experiencing the atmosphere and pace of the work place helps to develop confidence and define future career goals. Such an important aspect of student development requires significant thought and discussion within course teams to ensure that the purpose, timing, length, assessment and management of the placement is well-defined within course documentation and that all concerned are aware of the opportunities, and their roles and responsibilities. |
The purpose of integrating work placement into the course curriculum
is to:
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