7 things to do at uni to build a better resume

For every degree, there are thousands of graduates.

That's a lot of competition you're up against when you go for a job!

So how do you stand out?

Fortunately universities these days offer a LOT more than just classes.

Extracurricular activities (also called co-curricular activities) are an awesome way to build up your resume... whilst having fun and making friends at the same time!

In this video we dive into the details of the different types of extracurricular activities that universities have available, and how they can help you to get even more out of your time studying.

#university #highereducation #studyinaustralia

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00:00 Introduction
00:47 Clubs and Societies
01:59 Leadership Programs
02:29 Internship and Work Integrated Learning
02:56 Sport Clubs
03:58 Overseas Study
04:23 Get the Checklist and Worklist
04:39 Volunteering

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Rob Malicki:
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#university #studyinaustralia #highereducation

[Jmiller]

Thank you so much for these amazing contents. it's super helpful !

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[prithipalkaur]

Hi Rob! I absolutely love your channel, as an international student I've found your videos really useful to get a sense of the vibe/facilities/amenities at the different Australian unis. Thanks to you I've learnt about the QILT resource for subject-specific rankings! I was wondering if you know which unis are particularly strong for their masters programs in clinical psychology? Most of the info I found on QILT was targeted more towards undergrad degrees. Any advise at all on clinical psychology programs would be greatly appreciated!