The course aims to provide students with experiential learning opportunities to apply their knowledge and skills to tackle complex real-life problems. To this end, students may choose to engage in either internship or student research attachment. The internship/attachment is normally of at least 5 consecutive weeks full-time attachment during the summer or a minimum of 200 work hours during term time (or equivalent). Through first-hand practical experience, students are expected to develop self-awareness, explore their career interests, establish job required attributes, experience real-workplace challenges, prepare for employment upon graduation, and reflect upon their life-career planning.