Additional Advice
They can be advertised projects with our Student Initiative Partners, or a project that you bring from your own work as a student leader through a Club, Society or Other Student Initiative.
Typically, students spend 40-80 hours on a project, in or outside of the organisation. Students can work in groups, and can undertake a project multiple times.
Students can bring a project that they are already working on, but the time spent should be within the bounds of the course timing, and the project must be defined through the Course Pathway Plan.
The project can take any form, but it must be collaborative - that is, students need to collaborate with the student initiative to create meaningful change (it isn't an activity in isolation).
Get in touch
For students looking to contribute to a Student Initiative - check out the advertised Partners and Projects.
For students who are already working on creating change through a Student Initiative, you can register your project through the Course Pathway Plan. If you'd like to advertise your project to more students on this website, please reach out to McCusker.Education@anu.edu.au.
For Student Clubs, Societies and Initiatives - please consider listing your club, society or initiative on our website: Student Club/Initiative Registration Form
Get Involved
If you are interested in working on this project or with this partner, please reach out directly to the partner to get involved.
Students who are already involved with the Initiative should discuss their ideas for their project with a team lead or academic mentor involved with the team.
Once you have enrolled in the course, please describe your project through the Course Pathway Plan.