Careers
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE 2018 UNSW WOMEN IN ENGINEERING CAMP
Young women in years 10 and 11 who have a passion for maths and science are invited to apply to the 2018 UNSW Women in Engineering Camp. The camp gives participants an insight into the kinds of diverse careers, global opportunities and impactful experiences that are available to engineering graduates, as well as the chance to meet professional engineers and other young women with interests similar to their own.
The camp will take place 15-19 January 2018.
Applications are open now and will close on 17 September 2017.
See below for details:
UNSW MINING SUMMER SCHOOL 2018
17 – 19 January @ UNSW campus and NSW mine sites
3-day residential camp for students currently in years 10 and 11.
Start at the UNSW campus in Sydney to experience uni life, lectures and labs. Try out the 3D virtual reality mine simulator and VR headsets. Then travel for 2 nights to visit underground and surface mines, learn how coal and minerals are extracted and processed, view mine rehabilitation sites.
Learn about study, careers and opportunities in the Australian mining industry from professionals, current students and recent graduates.
COST: $200
CLOSING DATE: 30 October 2017
UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE INTERSTATE STUDENT AND FAMILY INFO DAY MONDAY 10 JULY
The day will focus on aspects of the university that are of greater concern to interstate students such as the application process, scholarships, student services, the student experience and accommodation options.
We also highly recommend that you make it a long weekend and participate in another event we are running on the previous Friday 7 July ‘A Day at Melbourne’ where you will find out about our undergraduate courses structure, majors, graduate pathways, enhancement programs and activities that can be done within each faculty. To find out more about the A Day at Melbourne program visit -University of Melbourne
Please note: The Interstate Student Information Day is not an Open Day. Places are limited and registration is required.
Mr Richard O'Connell
Careers Adviser