For employers and industry
UniSC offers a range of ways to connect with students, including joining us at events that link students with industry, accessing professional development for your staff, and supporting research.
You can also promote your job vacancies, graduate opportunities, work experience, volunteering opportunities, company events and more, directly to UniSC students, via our free service.
Advertise any full-time, casual or part-time paid or voluntary roles directly to UniSC students.
- Register to create an organisation profile on CareerHub
- Log in to advertise an opportunity
- Review the instructions on how to post your vacancy
- Review the terms and conditions for advertising paid or voluntary roles
Advertise graduate recruitment opportunities to final year students for graduate positions to commence on completion of their studies, or penultimate year students for summer internships and practical work experience during vacations.
- Register or log in to your existing organisation profile on CareerHub
- Recruitment: click on the “Jobs” icon and complete the form.
- Select “Graduate Recruitment Programme” in the “Type of work” menu
- Information Session: If you are interested in presenting an information session to students, please contact the Career Development Team via careerdevelopment@usc.edu.au
Your advertisement will then be approved by our Career Development Team within five business days. Once approved, you will receive an email confirmation and the post will be live for students to access.
UniSC has opportunities for industry partners to connect with students at careers events, conduct guest lectures, host site visits, field trips and campus visits.
The Careers and Employability team host a number of industry engagement events each semester called ‘iEngage’. You can submit an expression of interest for the coming years’ events by completing the EOI form.
There are also opportunities for our industry partners to conduct guest lectures, host site visits and field trips and visit our campuses with your students. Send an email to careerdevelopment@usc.edu.au to register your interest.
Most of our programs incorporate practical workplace experience through the Work Integrated Learning and Work Experience Scheme.
Offer Work Integrated Learning (WIL). WIL is designed to ensure that UniSC graduates enter the workforce with the skills and experience needed to thrive by ensuring each degree has a practical experience component completed as a part of their degree.
Connect with the Work Experience Scheme (WES). This has been designed to assist students to gain additional real-world industry experience outside of their degree requirements (not for course credit).
Connecting education and the workplace
Services for employers and industry
UniSC students are work-force ready. If you are looking for a student, graduate, part-time, project-based or even voluntary employee you can promote job vacancies, work experience opportunities, your company information and company events on the University’s Student Hub. There is no cost to register and you can add, update, maintain and manage the information directly. Register for Student Hub and submit your vacancies here.
UniSC programs often incorporate practical workplace experience for students through both Work Integrated Learning and the Work Experience Scheme. Partner with UniSC for internships, guided industry projects, work experience, research, practicums, clinical placements, mentoring and/or a combination of workplace-oriented activities.
The Careers and Employability team keeps up-to-date with industry and employment information and has established links with local employers and industries. If you need a sounding board on employment-related issues, please get in touch.
UniSC has opportunities for industry partners to conduct guest lectures, host site visits and field trips and conduct campus visits with students. We also conduct a variety of iEngage events each year. If you are interested in hosting or participating in an event please submit your expression of interest here.
We have partnered with Grad Australia to provide students with information about graduate employers and opportunities. Increase the visibility of your business by creating a profile on UniSC's Career Directory.
More information
- Contact careerdevelopment@usc.edu.au
- Download the fact sheet for Employers, Industry and Community Organisations (PDF 200KB)
Services for students and graduates
The Careers and Employability team at Student Central hosts employer visits, industry-specific and career skills workshops. Upcoming events are listed on Student Hub. Log into Student Hub and go to Employability > Careers > Workshops and Events to book your place.
Employ-Ability Blueprint
This workshop will introduce you to some simple strategies you can apply during your studies to enhance your employability, and ensure you leave UniSC qualified and employment ready.
Developing Employability Skills
Connect the skills and capabilities developed in your study program to your future career journey. UniSC Careers and Employability will discuss strategies in critical reflection and techniques to communicate your ‘career narrative’, to make an impression in a competitive graduate marketplace.
Networking and the Hidden Job Market
Did you know that 40-50% of jobs are NOT advertised? Learn how to connect through personal branding, social media, networking, and the hidden job market. The 21st-century job market is multi-channel, strategic self-marketing. Learn all about it!
Job Bootcamp*
Do you need to work while you study, but not sure where to start or how to approach employers? Attend our intensive Job Search Bootcamp!
Career Compass*
Clarify your vocational direction with this two part interactive workshop
Resume Hacks That Work
This workshop focuses on writing your degree-related resume as well as provide useful tips for writing a part-time or casual work resume
Write Winning Applications
The secrets of a winning job application revealed. Learn how to hit your audience right where it works.
Ace Your Job Interview
Learn how to shine at job interviews and come out a winner.
Career Planning
Career planning is a continual process of personal development and transition. Assess your priority areas of need, explore fundamental career development activities to participate in whilst at university and create your careers action plan.
Workshops are available via face-to-face and online delivery
*Face-to-face only.
Connect to Student Hub to:
- Access online resources - including information on upcoming careers events and workshops, templates, guides and useful web links.
- Search for jobs — new positions are advertised daily on Student Hub. Listed here you will find local, national and international based jobs from casual work during study to exclusive career opportunities for USC graduates.
Have your cover letter, resume and other job application documents checked. You can submit your documents for review in your own time without having to make an appointment. Go to Student Hub Online job application check and upload your documents. They will be reviewed, usually, within ten working days and returned to you with comments and/or suggestions for change.
One-on-one sessions can be booked for assistance with resumes, job applications, interviewing and job search can be booked through Student Hub.
If you need assistance:
- with choosing a career path;
- with job search skills including job applications and interview techniques; or
- when considering a change in your program;
a one-on-one session with a member of the Careers and Employability team can help with career planning, goal setting, identifying career options, exploring personality work preferences, job search skills, interview coaching and overcoming career transition issues. Make an appointment on Student Hub for an individual consultation which can be by telephone or by video conference. Log into Student Hub, go to the Appointments tab and select the Career Counselling topic to open up the booking calendar.
We have partnered with Grad Australia to provide the latest information on graduate employers, jobs and internships.
- Browse employer profiles, find out which organisations recruit from your degree discipline
- Access career fairs and watch recordings of industry focus sessions
- Engage in 'virtual experiences' and professional development modules designed by employers
- Read hints, tips and advice articles about careers, jobs and making a successful application
- Apply for graduate opportunities and internships
Visit the UniSC Graduate Careers Directory
Select a program of study to help you get the career you want using the online Career guide.
Have you graduated within the last 12 months or are you expected to graduate within the next 12 months? University Specialist Employment Partnerships is a program preparing and connecting university students with disability to graduate jobs. On campus employment support is available for UniSC students and graduates who identify as having a disability.
A consultant is available for one-on-one on consults. To book an appointment log on to Student Hub. For more information visit the USEP Website.
A range of career resources are available on the UniSC website, or on Student Hub under the Resources tab. These resources can be used to assist you with career decision making, action planning, industry research, developing job applications, interview techniques, social media and researching the hidden job market.
EmployABILITY contains resources to help students and graduates career development and job applications.
More information
- Log in to Student Hub
- Contact careerdevelopment@usc.edu.au