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The easiest path may not always be the most exciting. If you’re fortunate enough to have free electives, make them count!

Adam Lee

Systems Engineer
  • Graduate stories
The easiest path may not always be the most exciting. If you’re fortunate enough to have free electives, make them count!

Adam Lee

Systems Engineer
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Being open-minded and adaptable are key skills to succeed in the construction industry.

Anjhavi Sundararaju

Graduate
  • Graduate stories
Being open-minded and adaptable are key skills to succeed in the construction industry.

Anjhavi Sundararaju

Graduate
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  • Graduate stories
Be proactive with your work and career, it’s something that will be vital in your future development.

Annabel Kim

Project Manager
  • Graduate stories
Be proactive with your work and career, it’s something that will be vital in your future development.

Annabel Kim

Project Manager
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I chose Risk Assurance as I wanted a role in a company that I knew would be on top of current trends and challenges in technology and in the work they do.

Bella Colbran

Risk Assurance Consultant
  • Graduate stories
I chose Risk Assurance as I wanted a role in a company that I knew would be on top of current trends and challenges in technology and in the work they do.

Bella Colbran

Risk Assurance Consultant
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  • Graduate stories
Forensics consulting can open many pathways in both the consulting and financial crime space.

Brian Liu

Associate, Consulting - Risk and Forensics
  • Graduate stories
Forensics consulting can open many pathways in both the consulting and financial crime space.

Brian Liu

Associate, Consulting - Risk and Forensics
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The undoubted highlight of the Career Compass Program is having the opportunity to speak with a diverse group of people who were so passionate about their roles but the EY organisation.

Caitlan Howle

EY Career Compass Program
  • Graduate stories
The undoubted highlight of the Career Compass Program is having the opportunity to speak with a diverse group of people who were so passionate about their roles but the EY organisation.

Caitlan Howle

EY Career Compass Program
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  • Graduate stories
I loved working on the Great Western Highway Tunnel because I didn’t expect that I would be able to work on such an important and critical project as an intern.

Charlotte Yeo

Student Civil Engineer
  • Graduate stories
I loved working on the Great Western Highway Tunnel because I didn’t expect that I would be able to work on such an important and critical project as an intern.

Charlotte Yeo

Student Civil Engineer
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The daily tasks are incredibly rewarding as it allows me to essentially bring life to knowledge learnt in classes and see the reality behind it.

Chyren Amarsee

Analyst
  • Graduate stories
The daily tasks are incredibly rewarding as it allows me to essentially bring life to knowledge learnt in classes and see the reality behind it.

Chyren Amarsee

Analyst
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