Information Session – Connecting SWIDN Members with University of Bath Students
Event Description
Join the University of Bath placements team and SWIDN to find out how you could benefit from accepting an international development student for a work-based practicum in Spring/Summer 2023.
International development students at the University have the option to take on a work experience placement during their MSc course, which they then write a report on as part of their assessment. They can assist your organisation in a number of roles and could be a valuable asset to your team!
In this information session you will hear more about this great opportunity from a Senior Lecturer and Director of Studies as well as the Social and Policy Sciences placements team at the University of Bath.
If you have any questions about this before the event or would like to advertise a role for students with the University, please email sps-placements@bath.ac.uk for more information.
Sign up to join the meeting here – We look forward to seeing you!
Location
Online
Start date & time
January 23rd, 2023 at 13:00
End date & time
January 23rd, 2023 at 13:30
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