Students, in groups of 1-5, will work with your company to identify your needs and provide actionable recommendations and outputs, based on their in-depth research and analysis.

Project activities that students can complete may include, but are not limited to:

• Develop work placement roles and responsibilities; and negotiate these with all stakeholders. Undertake a risk assessment and prepare a formal agreement with the placement host;
• Create SMART action plans to achieve personal, employability and academic goals and objectives through recognition of strengths and areas for further development;
• Critically evaluate and describe the work of a health and/or development sector organisation as it is situated within the broader context of everyday life;
• Demonstrate evidence of the application of academic skills in the workplace, including collection of relevant data, synthesis, analysis, interpretation, and communication of output(s); and
• Evaluate achievement of continuing professional development goals.

Students come from a range of backgrounds, some are clinically trained, others are social or data or nutrition scientists. We have Master of Public Health, MSc Global Health and Management, MSc Health Data Science, MSc Clinical Nutrition and MSc Human Nutrition students available for projects.