Internships with CAIDE

We are interested in working with promising and enthusiastic students on topics in the field of AI Ethics and helping students pursue a career in this important emerging area of work. Internship work will be decided between CAIDE and the intern according to the intern's interests and area of study but will be dependent on the current and ongoing projects at CAIDE.

Prerequisites:

• Successful completion of the CAIDE breadth subject: AI, Ethics and the Law.

Faculty of Arts Internships (MULT20010 & MULT30019)

The Faculty of Arts offers an internship subject for undergraduate students at 200 and 300 level. Details of the internship subject can be found here(20010) or here (30019).

The internship is run administratively through the Faculty of Arts; CAIDE will be the host and take the supervisory role of the intern.

Faculty of Science Internships (SCIE30002 & SCIE90017)

The Faculty of Science Internships offer internships for undergraduate and masters students through their industry partnership internship program.

Similarly, the Faculty of Science will administer the placement, and CAIDE will be the host and supervisor.

Enrolment advice

For any questions about whether you can undertake an internship subject, seek the advice of a Course Planner by booking an appointment.

Contact us

If you are interested in doing your internship with CAIDE please contact holly.jones@unimelb.edu.au to discuss further. Interns are asked to provide a CV and to note their completion of AI, Ethics and the Law.

NB: CAIDE internships are decided at the discretion of the CAIDE team and are dependent on the availability of projects and capacity of the CAIDE team upon the request of the internship. Students are required to meet the eligibility requirements of the Faculty of Arts internship subject.