Projects
01
Internship
Open especially to not just university students but to people from all walks of life. While this is no guarantee to a successful career in political economy, it is an opportunity to explore a path by direct involvement in courses, research, events or special projects
02
Community Education
We love to get involved in grassroots spurred political economic development because, like a nation, a community's essential and fundamental source of wealth is its people. Both nature and capital require the application of labour -- physical and intellectual -- to create value.
03
Meet Ups
Join in on groups on Meet Up such as Social Political Economic and Cultural Seminars (SPECS). Sydney Open Forum a bastion of free speech began in 1972 and continues and various philosophy and cultural activities to foster interest in the humanities and interdisciplinary studies.
04
High School Course Development
Participate in our strategic intention of developing political economy as an HSC (high school certificate) course. We foresee it as an instrument to foster a genuine concern for social justice, the enhancement of human dignity and the fostering of mutual respect starting from youth.