Location
  • Australia
    • Sydney
    • Melbourne
Industry
Advertising Architecture Art History Arts Design Fashion Design Film Journalism Marketing Media Relations

Program Details

Timeframe
Academic Year Fall Spring Spring Break Summer Winter Year Round
Housing
Apartment
Age Min.
18

Pricing

Starting Price
3250
Price Details
The program fee includes:

1. Internship Placement: an internship tailored to your career goals.
2. Personalized Coaching: career development workshop, revising your resume and portfolio.
3. Travel Support: We take care of your visa, insurance and housing. We also offer on-site support.
4. The Network: Join an international community. Attend our curated events and meet participants, alumni and creative professionals.
What's Included
Activities Travel Insurance Visa
What's Included (Extra)

Housing arrangements

What's Not Included
Accommodation Airfare Transportation Travel Insurance Visa
Mar 20, 2023
Mar 17, 2024
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About Program

The ArtBound Initiative (ABI) program connects students and recent graduates with key players in the Melbourne and Sydney creative industry. ABI will help you secure your perfect internship and coordinate all travel logistics (including housing, internship visa, insurance, and more).

Internship destinations available in Australia:
- Melbourne
- Sydney

What types of internships do we offer?

We offer internships in Graphic Design, Marketing, Communications, Social Media, PR, Illustration, Cultural Management, Fashion Design, Film and TV Production, Editorial, Journalism, VFX, Video Editing, Screenwriting, Architecture, Interior Design, and more in both Melbourne and Sydney.

Who will you work with?

Creative and advertising agencies, design studios, architecture firm, Film production companies, creative studios, art galleries, artist studios, fashion designers and more.

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Program Highlights

  • Intern in Melbourne and Sydney and get matched with the best company based on your career goals.
  • Join an international community of creative professionals
  • Become an insider in Melbourne and Sydney: We will send you the best events, venues and Instagram accounts to follow.

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Program Reviews

4.80 Rating
based on 35 reviews
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  • Growth 4.8
  • Support 4.8
  • Fun 4.65
  • Housing 4.65
  • Safety 4.8
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Julia
4/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Valuable experience!

ArtBound Initiative helped me gained insights, experience, and connections in three months, something that I never thought I would get before joining the ABI program. I found the coaching to be very valuable, and it helped me prepare myself with anything that I need to know before the internship, in which I receive helpful tips and tricks. ABI also helped me with my visa requirements and are very quick and resourceful in the process. I would definitely recommend the program for creatives who want to gain experience in the industry!

54 people found this review helpful.
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Jacob
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

A great opportunity.

Artbound opened the door to my industry for me through this internship program. I felt confident through their online training, and I learned more than I possibly could have during my university course.

I got to do two separate internships over the summer in different studios, which broadened my experience and provided a tonne of fun challenges. It turned my first steps into the industry from something incredibly intimidating to something I could actually enjoy. All the staff I interacted with at Artbound were also incredibly friendly. Overall, great experience.

What was the most surprising thing you saw or did?
Getting to work in a studio environment first-hand was a fascinating experience, not at all what I expected/was daunted by. Everyone was friendly and approachable.
42 people found this review helpful.
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Farrah
4/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Persuaders internship

My Internship at persuaders In Wynyard Sydney was quite unique from the others I took on beforehand, they focused initially on pulling design out of the box and finding new ways to enhance its appeal to persuade our clients. The main tasks I was given were storyboarding according to written information and illustrating animatic frames to assist.

Being a creative agency that focused on strategic and ideal methods to help clients successfully meet their mark, I was educated in just how vital art is to balance out the information, in order to reach out to current clients and new ones.

I was able to feel, in place with my co-workers and other intern when it came to the work process and I caught up rather quick once my tasks were given. I was excited to meeting the other members and their journeys whenever possible. It was hands on and fun overall.

To be under a head designer ideally differentiates my experience of being a freelancer designer intern and widens my expertise upon how I can make my own process productive and efficient for any future job experience. Examples include scheduled timing, perspective simple designs and notable characterisation.

Compared to other internships I have taken, interning at Persuaders assisted in developing my confidence within the work field, asking for questions and taking on further tasks whenever I had a free section to fill. Following the head designer’s example, allowed me to focus on heightening my strengths and being aware of the weakness’s holding me back as a designer. Thus, settling on what brought out my best as a designer.

Artbound initiatives coaching and tips for matching criteria and resume discussion really assisted in visualising where I stand. They were clear about what I would be the most suitable and passionate for doing as a career and provided reassurance there was no need to tackle everything headfirst. It pulled me through to realising the job I wanted to aim for and the goals it took to succeed there.

What was the most nerve-racking moment and how did you overcome it?
handling criticism and learning how to overcome it.
42 people found this review helpful.

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