National WIL Strategy in University Education

Australia’s future depends on strong partnerships. Enterprises, educators and the community, working together, improve the quality and capacity of our education
systems and the innovation, breadth and competitiveness of our economy. These linkages are crucial if we are to succeed in meeting the challenges and opportunities
presented by rapidly changing global realities.


Whatever policy and funding arrangements are in place, synergistic partnerships between industry, community, educators and researchers need to be enabled. Ideally,
those partnerships will be deep and broad. They will draw on and leverage each partner’s expertise and strength, while respecting the different mission and value
each brings to the partnership – and to the nation as a whole - shaping our future prospects.

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National WIL Strategy in University Education

This National WIL Strategy is designed to increase opportunities to participate in WIL, recognising the benefits to students, employers, universities and the economy.
Original Publish Date:

10/1/2025

Resource Type:

Peer Reviewed Paper

Audience:

Academic Staff, WIL Professional Staff, Government & Policy Maker, Employer

Experience Level:

WIL Explorer, WIL Practitioner, WIL Leader, WIL Subject Matter Expert

Disciplines:

Education

Themes:

Equity, Disability Inclusion, Indigenous Community Placement, Neurodiversity, Wellbeing, Sustainability, Employability, Community, Technology and innovation for workplaces, Evidencing impact on industry and community , Valuing diversity and inclusion in WIL

Policy Areas:

Quality Framework, Funding, Policy

Innovation Areas:

Emerging Model, Future of Work, Global Trends

Impact Areas:

Leadership, Partner Benefits, Institutional Benefits, Economic and Social Impact

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