The Employability Roadmap is designed for Flinders Business students to develop their employability skills along the learning journey, to ensure Flinders Business graduates are work-ready and equipped with skills that industry expect. This guide is aligned to a three-year undergraduate Business timeline and includes curriculum based topics, careers workshops, online resources and activities within the Flinders Horizon Award.
Do you want to boost your employability, participate in experiences that improve your resume, build networks that will help you in the future and have genuine industry experience to draw from in graduate interviews? This guide is for you.
Semester 1
If you are not sure which area to head towards, then there are many vocational assessment tools out there to help you.
A brag file is a file used to keep evidence of your key achievements, ready to share with prospective employers. During a job interview, it can be used to support the claims you make and to make the interview more memorable with the use of visual cues. Capture your achievements in a notebook, and refer and add to it regularly.
How to generate networks, develop skills and gain referees through your volunteer experience.
Semester 2
Semester 1
Getting connected to the right people and organizations at the right time.
A unique professional award opportunity to expand your thinking and make employers notice you.
Semester 2
If you are not sure which area to head towards as the end of your undergraduate studies draws near, here is a vocational assessment tool to help you.
Industry Engagement Topics
This topic aims to broaden your knowledge and skills through a 150-hour industry placement in a business setting. The placement experience is designed to help students prepare for a business career and build their professional networks.
Students are prepared for their placement, enter into a learning contract to guide the work integrated learning experience and are supervised by an industry supervisor and an academic supervisor.
Business Placement information on FLO.
More info about Topic BUSN3044.
Please consult your study plan to ensure you can undertake this elective. If you have further questions, feel free to Ask Flinders.
Semester 1
Most recruitment for graduate roles is the year before commencement. Get application ready in your penultimate year.
Industry Engagement Topics
Semester 2
Industry Engagement Topics
Industry projects are embedded into many business topics and involve you and your classmates working in teams as business consultants for local, South Australian businesses.
You'll gain in-depth experience about the business you work for: you'll conduct research and develop strategic insights and recommendations for your industry partner, so they can take their business to the next level.
More info about Topic BUSN3055.
Please consult your study plan to ensure you can undertake this elective. If you have further questions, feel free to Ask Flinders.
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Placements are an invaluable way to get out into the real world... establishing connections with colleagues while I was still studying was incredibly useful, and ultimately led to me obtaining a graduate position with the company I did my placement at.
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Industry Projects
Careers and Employability Services
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