Internships
Why do an internship?
- Develop a competitive edge for the graduate job market and make yourself stand out amongst other candidates
- Grow your professional network through an invaluable industry experience
- Access exclusive internships only open to students undertaking the ENGR90033 Internship or CHEN30028 Chemical Engineering Internship subject
- Use your theoretical knowledge and skills in a professional setting
- Access support from dedicated workplace and academic supervisors
- Test your career interests and ideas
Find an internship that suits you best
Internships are for all students, at any stage of their studies! We encourage you to consider completing an internship to gain experience collaborating with diverse teams, tackling real world problems, and gaining a competitive edge in the graduate job market!
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Domestic Internships
Thinking of completing an internship within Australia? Learn more about the university-sourced and self sourced opportunities within Australia that can be credited towards your studies.
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International internships
Forge global connection by completing and International Internship.
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Not-for-Credit Internships
An opportunity to undertake paid work in your industry and enhance your career readiness.
Additional Resources
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Engineering Practice Hurdle
Engineering Practice Hurdle (EPH) is a compulsory component of the Master of Engineering degree which enables you to build your professional skills ahead of graduation.
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Employability in Engineering and Information Technology
Alongside your degree, you can tap into a rich ecosystem of complementary services, activities and opportunities across the University, enabling you to broaden your experience, expand your networks and realise your full potential.
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Internship Subject Handbook (ENGR90033)
This subject uses structured reflection to help students develop the professional skills and competencies required by engineers and information technology professionals.
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Chemical Engineering Internship Handbook (CHEN90028)
Candidates will undertake as individuals or as a member of a team a designated investigative project, or a professional work experience, with a suitable industry partner.