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Why Take Part

The aim is to have a win-win situation for students and client organisations and all parties will benefit from the projects.

 

Client organisations will:

  • be able to take advantage of full consultancy advice without having to spend the resources for it
  • receive up to date research and sound recommendations which will enhance the growth of the organisation
  • have access to talented and highly energised students who are well versed in modern communication and the benefits of digital marketing

 

Students will:

  • have the opportunity to work with real clients on real business projects
  • gain experience with working in a divers and international team of ambitious students
  • have the opportunity to enhance their employability skills

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