Industrial Attachment is an experiential learning course offered by the Department of Counselling and Psychology. This course offers students an opportunity to apply their knowledge from the academic discipline, which aims at broadening their social horizon and enhance their work readiness. The course emphasises teaching and learning through hands-on experience and practices in an authentic workplace.  In particular, it engages students in the daily operation of public or private organisations with reflection to connect what students have experienced in the workplace using psychological principles, concepts and techniques. The course aims to maximize learning opportunities for students:

Upon successful completion of Industrial Attachment, students should be able to:

1. Handle work issues and situations with appropriate theoretical knowledge, critical thinking, and analytical skills;

2. Evaluate the workplace experience in connection with relevant psychological knowledge, concepts and principles;

3. Present views, exchange ideas with others, and write reports effectively to facilitate tasks and projects;