Industry links
The Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences gratefully acknowledges the strong support we receive from our partners and supporters in the Federal and State Government, and in the community, business, industry and management sectors.
Collaboration with industry enriches our teaching programs and provides students with opportunities to network with industry practitioners and employers.
Many of our graduate programs include internship opportunities, where students can apply their knowledge to real-world situations and develop networks.
Learn more about our Partnerships, and Business and Community Engagement activities.
Our industry partners include:
| ABC Television Production | Allen & Unwin | Amnesty International |
| Arts Victoria | Asian Development Bank | AusAID |
| Austrade | Australian Crime Commission | Australian Film Institute |
| Australian Securities and Investments Commission | Buena Vista International | City of Melbourne |
| Department of Human Services | Department of Immigration and Citizenship | Department of Justice |
| Department of Planning and Community Development (Vic) | Department of Premier and Cabinet (Vic) | Department of Sustainability and Environment |
| Film Victoria | Ian Potter Museum of Art | International Women's Development Agency |
| Lonely Planet | Malthouse Theatre | Marie Stopes International |
| Melbourne Comedy Festival | Melbourne Fringe Festival | Melbourne International Arts Festival |
| Melbourne International Film Festival | Melbourne Juvenile Justice Centre | Melbourne Magistrates' Court |
| Melbourne Museum | Melbourne Symphony Orchestra | Melbourne Theatre Company |
| Melbourne Writers Festival | Mental Health Foundation of Australia | Museum of Contemporary Art, Melbourne |
| Museum Victoria | National Gallery of Australia | National Gallery of Victoria |
| Opera Australia | Oxfam | Oxford University Press |
| Penguin Books | Red Cross | Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals |
| SBS Television Production | United Nations Communications Division | Vicroads |
| Victorian Law Foundation | Victorian Law Reform Commission | Victorian Multicultural Commission |
| Village Roadshow | World Vision | World Wide Fund (WWF) |
Perpectives Career Seminar Series
In 2011, the Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences hosted a series of specialised career development sessions for students enrolled in its graduate coursework and research programs. These sessions complemented the existing careers services provided by the University, and encouraged a ‘bigger picture’ perspective with the chance to learn about the diverse career opportunities and pathways for humanities and social sciences graduates.
- Trends and Changes in the Employment Market for Humanities and Social Sciences Graduates
Thursday 23 June 2011. Representative from Talent2 Australia. - Employment within the Corporate Sector in Australia and Internationally
Thursday 14 July 2011. Representative from ANZ Bank. - Careers within the Local and State Public Service and the Australian Not-For-Profit Sector
Thursday 28 July 2011. Representative of Royal Flying Doctor Service Victoria. - Launch and Information Session – Graduate Career and Networking Community
Thursday 4 August 2011. Representative of LinkMe.com.au - Corporate Social Responsibility: Careers within the Corporate Sector
Thursday 11 August 2011. Representative of the National Australia Bank. - Emerging Roles and Transformations in the Publishing Industry
Thursday 8 September 2011. Representative of Pearson Publishing Australia. - Entrepreneurship Workshop for Humanities and Social Sciences Students
Thursday 15 September 2011. Workshop with successful entrepreneur and Arts alumnus. - Careers in Social Policy
Thursday 6 October 2011. Representative of the Brotherhood of St Laurence. - Panel Discussion: Careers in the Victorian Public Sector
Thursday 13 October 2011. Representatives from the Victorian Auditor General's Office and Environmental Protection Agency. - Careers in Management Consulting
Thursday 20 October 2011. Representatives from the Nous Group.
More sessions will be held in 2012.



