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11am–3pm, Friday 21 March 2014 National Convention Centre, Constitution Ave, Canberra Free campus bus transfers to the event

Fantastic prizes on offer including an IPAD. www.canberra.edu.au/tertiary-to-work

Tertiary to Work

Canberra’s Graduate Job Fair

Brought to you by your university Career Service: The Australian Catholic University The Australian National University University of Canberra

amp up your career

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Disclaimer:

Whilst all due care was taken in the compilation of this Booklet to ensure correct reproduction of the profiles as provided by the various organisations attending the event, the organising Institutions or the conference organisers do not warrant that the information is free from errors or omissions, or accept any liability in relation to the accuracy and currency of the information.

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Welcome to Tertiary to Work

Tertiary to Work 2014 is a collaboration of the ACT’s tertiary institutions:• Australian Catholic University, • The Australian National University, and • University of Canberra.

Tertiary to Work draws some of Australia’s largest corporations and government departments to the national capital to participate in the combined Graduate Careers Fair each year.

The fair showcases over 60 organisations from around Australia who are offering information on employment, internships, work experience and scholarships.

Tertiary to WorkCanberra’s Graduate Careers Fair


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How to make the most of the FairTertiary to Work is your opportunity to ask questions about the recruitment process and work cultures of the organisations on display.Tertiary to Work can either be a starting point if you are unsure of your career direction, or a place to find out particular details from organisations in which you are interested.The directory lists, in alphabetical order, the contact details of the organisations on display. It is important to note that each organisation will have different application procedures, so be sure to carefully read the information you collect. If you have any questions or are unsure of the application procedure please contact the relevant organisation directly. The floorplan of the exhibit can be found on page 6 with an index showing booth number and profile page, in alpha order, on pages 7 and 8. Exhibitor Profiles, A-Z listing, can be found from page 9. A full listing of Exhibitors and booth numbers can also be found on pages 37 and 38. Free bus timetable on page 41.Tertiary to Work also offers the opportunity to attend workshops on preparing job applications and interview tips. For further details please refer to the Breakout Sessions information on page 5.

Cover design The cover design for TTW 2014 was prepared by Cris Clucas from The Australian National University.

Prize draws -

Hourly Passport Draw: an IPAD drawn at Midday, 1pm, 2pm & 3pm

Passport Prize: $100 Myer Gift Card donated by ICAA

Student Survey Prize: $250 Westfield voucher

Workshop Prizes: $50 Westfield voucher

amp up your career!


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Breakout Sessions Derwent Room

First Floor, National Convention Centre

11.30am – 12.15pm Making the most of the screening process

Presented by: KPMG

This 45 minute workshop will outline• The graduate/vacationer recruitment process• Tips for standing out from other applicants• The application process• The interview process• The KPMG Graduate program

1.15pm – 2.00pmSurviving the interview process

Presented by: Dixon Advisory

This 45 minute workshop will outline• What are employers looking for• How to prepare and get through the interview process • The profile of a Dixon Advisory employee• Life as a Dixon Advisory graduate• Employment opportunities-internships, cadetships,

Graduate program

A $50 Westfield voucher will be awarded as the lucky door prize at each workshop.


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EXHIBITORCATERING


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ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF ORGANISATION (with booth number and profile page)

Organisation Booth No. Page

Accenture ...................................................................................31 / 32 ........................ 09ACT Government .......................................................................58 ............................... 09Aldi ..............................................................................................25 / 26 ........................ 10ANSTO .......................................................................................45 ............................... 10ASIO ...........................................................................................18 ............................... 11Attorney-General’s Department ..................................................35 ............................... 11Australian Youth Ambassadors for Development ......................40 ............................... 12Australian Bureau Of Statistics ...................................................42 ............................... 15Australian Customs and Border Protection ...............................64 ............................... 15Australian Federal Police ............................................................07 ............................... 16Australian Government Department Of Agriculture ....................29 ............................... 16Australian National Audit Office ..................................................61 ............................... 18Australian Secret Intelligence Service ........................................41 ............................... 18Australian Taxation Office ...........................................................28 ............................... 18BAE Systems ..............................................................................68 ............................... 19Big Fat Smile .............................................................................46 ............................... 19carecareers ...............................................................................10 ............................... 20CPA Australia ..............................................................................27 ............................... 20Defence Force Recruiting ...........................................................47 ............................... 20Deloitte .......................................................................................21 ............................... 21Department Of Defence ..............................................................3 / 4 / 5 ....................... 21Department Of Health .................................................................65 ............................... 22Department Of Human Services .................................................63 ............................... 22Department Of Industry ..............................................................23 ............................... 22Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development ..........48 ............................... 23Department Of Social Services ..................................................16 ............................... 24Dimension Data ..........................................................................09 ............................... 24Dixon Advisory ............................................................................69 / 70 ........................ 25EY ...............................................................................................66 ............................... 25


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ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF ORGANISATION (with booth number and profile page)


Grad Connection ........................................................................34 ............................... 26Graduate Opportunities ..............................................................12 ............................... 26IBM .............................................................................................57 ............................... 26IMC PACIFIC ..............................................................................44 ............................... 27Institute Of Chartered Accountants .............................................20 ............................... 27Institute Of Public Accountants ...................................................62 ............................... 28IP Australia .................................................................................72 ............................... 28KPMG .........................................................................................33 / 36 ........................ 29Lockheed Martin ........................................................................60 ............................... 29McGrathNicol ..............................................................................06 ............................... 30Norman Disney & Young ............................................................37 ............................... 30Orion Health ...............................................................................39 ............................... 31Professionals Australia ...............................................................38 ............................... 32Protiviti ........................................................................................71 ............................... 32PWC ...........................................................................................43 ............................... 33Teach For Australia .....................................................................24 ............................... 34Telstra .........................................................................................30 ............................... 34Thales Australia ..........................................................................11 ............................... 35Think Place .................................................................................67 ............................... 35Unilever ......................................................................................02 ............................... 36WSP Buildings ............................................................................08 ............................... 36


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A to Z Listing of Organisations

Accenture Booth 31/32Website: www.accenture.com/gradsContact details: [email protected] recruited: All disciplines

With over 281,000 people working in 120 countries across the world, Accenture is a truly global consultancy. The work it does ranges from important to mission critical, from interesting to career-defining. It’s important work, undertaken by passionate, dedicated people with a singular focus on improving the way things work.Whether it’s working with clients in the financial services sector, helping a global mining company in resources or providing digital advice for a client in the technology sector, everything we do is focused on improving performance and maximising opportunity. On making things work better, and that includes your career with Accenture. A career that will take you almost anywhere, working with some of the biggest and best brands in the world, guided by individual mentoring programs and support throughout, and backed up by world-class training and development opportunities everywhere.

ACT Government Booth 58Website: www.jobs.act.gov.auContact details: Casey Barrie 02 6205 0881, Linda Kolic 02 6207 8700

If you are enthusiastic, creative, flexible and community focused, the ACT Public Service Graduate Program is the first step towards a worthwhile career that will challenge you professionally, and reward you personally. The ten month program will help build on your academic success and develop you to become a dynamic innovative public servant. It offers challenging off the job training, three workplace rotations and permanent appointment/advancement upon successful completion of the program.The ACTPS is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We are committed to the principles of merit based selection, equity and diversity and procedural fairness in our recruitment processes. Applications are encouraged from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and People with Disability.


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Aldi Booth 25/26Website: www.aldismartercareers.com.auDisciplines recruited: Business & Commerce, Hospitality & Tourism, Law,HR, MarketingContact details: Tracey Tronc 07 3451 3113 [email protected]

ALDI’s story is a tale of unrivalled success, with over 8000 stores worldwide, and continuing expansion throughout Australia, North America and Europe. ALDI is one of the largest retailers in the world with over 60 years’ experience in the retail business. With over 300 stores in Australia, we’re looking for outstanding graduates, born leaders possessing the drive and ambition to succeed in a demanding and fast-paced environment.

ANSTO Booth 45Website: www.ansto.gov.auDisciplines recruited: Various scientific, engineering and business disciplines. Contact details: Megan Lusty-Evans T&D Early Careers Leader - [email protected]

As the home of nuclear science in Australia and operator of the country’s state of the art nuclear reactor, ANSTO offers opportunities in a variety of areas including radiopharmaceutical production and research, water resource management, Chemical, Electrical and Mechanical Engineering as well as a diverse range of business related disciplines.

ANSTO is a Federal Government organisation and applies nuclear science in a wide range of areas for the benefit of all Australians.

Through its Graduate Development Program, ANSTO is proud to offer opportunities to develop the next generation of nuclear science and technology experts.


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ASIO Booth 18Website: www.asio.gov.auDisciplines recruited All disciplines considered however strong focus on International Relations, Law, Counter-Terrorism, Engineering, Psychology, Education, IT& Technology, Security Studies, Journalism and Arts Degrees.Contact details: Email [email protected]

ASIO provides interesting and challenging work in an ever changing environment requiring talented people who are highly capable, dedicated, adaptable and resilient. ASIO’s people come from a diverse spectrum of tertiary study including International Relations, Law, Counter-Terrorism, Engineering, Psychology, Education, IT & Technology, Security Studies, Journalism and Arts degrees.

Attorney-General’s Department Booth 35Website: www.ag.gov.au/graduateContact details: [email protected] or (02) 6141 3333Disciplines recruited: Arts, Humanities, International Studies, Business, Management, Commerce, Economics, Finance, Communications, Media, Public Relations, Human Resources, Information Technology, Law, Science

If you’re looking to excel in a legal, policy or corporate career, the Attorney-General’s Department Graduate Program offers an exciting 12-month development opportunity for candidates passionate about achieving a just and secure society.

We offer Graduates three work rotations during the year across various areas in the department, and provide extensive training and professional support. Graduates will have access to experienced mentors and upon completion of the program, be guaranteed permanent placement within the Department.

We encourage applications from Graduates of various disciplines including:• arts / humanities / international studies• business / management• commerce / economics / finance• communications / media / public relations


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• human resources• information technology• law• science

If you’re looking to build a challenging and rewarding career, apply for the Attorney-General’s Department Graduate Program. We look forward to hearing from you.

Applications for our 2015 Program will open on Monday 17 March 2014 and close on Sunday 27 April 2014.

Australian Youth Ambassadors for Development Booth 40Website: www.ayad.com.au Disciplines recruited: allContact details: [email protected]

The Australian Youth Ambassadors for Development (AYAD) Program places passionate young Australians on short-term (3-12 month) assignments in developing countries throughout Asia, the Pacific and Africa. AYAD volunteers work in local organisations to achieve sustainable development outcomes through capacity building, skills transfer and institutional strengthening. AYAD is part of the Australian Volunteers for International Development Program, and is fully funded by the Australian Government and managed by Austraining International. Find out more at ayad.com.au Volunteer opportunities: Each year the AYAD Program places 400 young Australians in volunteer assignments across Asia, the Pacific and Africa. Candidates apply for specific assignments just like they would a job in Australia. What you do: The range of AYAD roles are diverse and are available in a number of sectors including law, marketing, education, ICT, agriculture, human rights, engineering, sport, environment, media, health and everything in between.What the program provides: The program provides return airfares, In-country support, comprehensive insurance, living & accommodation allowances, medicals, vaccinations, training, visas and much more.Application details: Assignments open for application on the 1st of the month and close on the 21st of the month. Each month there are new assignments available online. If successful, departure is 3-5 months after application.


When it comes to thriving with constant change, having patience and discipline can make all the difference.

It’s this belief that graduate Nathan Zhu brings to his work and private life. Where taking the time to understand the goals and needs of each client is as important as giving your all.

For Nathan, who brings this focus to his career and love of boxing and playing music, producing results that go beyond expectations is just part of a normal day.

It’s this dedication that KPMG appreciates and very much encourages. To approach each challenge with patience and discipline and see its potential.

If you want a career for all of you, talk to us.

kpmg.com/au/grads

© 2014 KPMG, an Australian partnership. All rights reserved. VICN11566PPC.

Your horizons

Go Beyond

Nathan Zhu

Multi-instrumentalist, kickboxer

Private Enterprise Adviser KPMG Gold Coast


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Thank you to our Major Sponsors

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To see a list of a current assignments, please visit www.ayad.com.au/assignments

Want to stay in touch with upcoming opportunities? Joining our registered interest list means you will receive monthly update on new assignments, upcoming information sessions and AYAD news. Join at http://www.ayad.com.au/discover-volunteering/register-your-interest Further information: Please contact our volunteer management team at [email protected].

Australian Bureau of Statistics Booth 42Website: www.abs.gov.au/careers Disciplines recruited: Multiple disciplines. For more information about which disciplines relate to particular groups and divisions within our organisation, refer to our Relevant Areas of Study web page Contact details T: 1800 675 125 E: [email protected]

The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) is Australia’s official statistical agency. The ABS produces and disseminates statistics in a number of key areas including; Social Statistics, Economic Statistics, Population Statistics, Labour Statistics and Environment Statistics. The ABS’ statistical programs are supported by service areas which deliver assistance and advice on statistical methods, data and metadata management, information technology, client management, dissemination, human resources and other corporate services. The ABS Graduate Development Program provides you with training to help you quickly build your capability to become effective in the ABS environment. Your program will involve structured formal training and development activities.

Australian Customs and Border Protection Booth 64Website: www.customs.gov.auContact details: [email protected]

The Australian Customs and Border Protection Service (ACBPS) manages the security and integrity of Australia’s borders. We work closely with other government and international agencies to detect and deter unlawful movement of goods and people across the border.


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The ACBPS Graduate Trainee program looks to develop your tertiary skills in a challenging, diverse and highly rewarding environment. We welcome applications from all disciplines with opportunities in nearly every area of our organisation for you to secure your future.

For more information on the ACBPS Graduate Trainee program please visit www.customs.gov.au or contact [email protected].

Australian Federal Police Booth 7Website: www.afp.gov.auContact details: (02) 6131 2007 or 6131 2290 [email protected] recruited: The AFP considers all disciplines

The Australian Federal Police (AFP) is a progressive and multi-faceted law enforcement organisation, taking a strong lead in the fight against 21st century crime.

As an AFP Graduate you will have exposure to a variety of projects or work tasks. This will provide Graduates with a better understanding of the organisation and the responsibilities of your business area. Through the Graduate Program you will be presented with a wealth of possibilities to advance and develop your career.

The AFP Graduate program offers mentoring, group support, meetings with senior executives, opportunities to work in non-operational and operational areas, and gain a high level working knowledge of the AFP.

Australian Government Department of Agriculture Booth 29Website: www.daff.gov.au/abares/careersDisciplines recruited: Please refer to www.daff.gov.au/graduate

Our department plays a critical role in creating the environment for agricultural industries to grow and flourish. This starts with our role in ensuring a strong biosecurity system, through to our work supporting programs and regulations to maintain Australia’s reputation as a high quality and safe producer, and in our role in assisting our producers to gain access to international markets.

To learn more about our exciting graduate opportunities and the disciplines we recruit please visit www.daff.gov.au/graduate and www.daff.gov.au/abares/careers.


YOUR BRILLIANT CAREER sTARTs hERE

... As A dIxON AdvIsORY gRAdUATE

When I was looking for a place to work I looked for a young, vibrant firm, enjoyable but challenging work and the opportunity for quick progression.

dixon Advisory’s graduate program gave me the opportunity to learn directly from experienced and widely respected experts in a friendly and supportive team-orientated environment.”

ACCOUNTINg | PORTfOLIO MANAgEMENT & sTOCkBROkINg | PRIvATE WEALTh AdvIsORY PROPERTY* | fUNds MANAgEMENT & CORPORATE fINANCE*

Apply for the 2015 Dixon Advisory Graduate Program today.

dixon.com.au/careersAs a dixon Advisory graduate, you’ll notice the difference with:

- early client contact - competitive remuneration and bonuses - ongoing mentoring and training - financial support for postgraduate studies.

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SYDNEY | MELBOURNE | CANBERRA

ISHARA RUPASINGHE

MATThEW hELMAN & IshARA RUPAsINghEMatthew – Associate Director, Corporate Finance Ishara – Senior Financial Advisor Graduates of past programs


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Australian National Audit Office Booth 61Website: www.anao.gov.au/employment/graduates Disciplines recruited: AllContact details: Joel Smith, [email protected]

The Australian National Audit Office (ANAO) is seeking applicants to join their 2015 Graduate Program. As the external auditor of the Australian Government public sector, the ANAO provides an independent view of the performance and financial management of Australian Government entities. This gives staff the opportunity to assist in the improvement of financial reporting and program management within the public sector.

Enjoy an attractive starting salary with excellent career progression opportunities. Experience a robust individual career development program to extend your skills, with full support for CA, CPA, IPA or CISA qualifications.

Australian Secret Intelligence Service Booth 41Website: www.asis.gov.auDisciplines recruited: All Disciplines

ASIS is Australia’s overseas secret intelligence collection agency. Our mission is to protect and promote Australia’s vital interests through the provision of intelligence services as directed by the Government.

Australian Taxation Office Booth 28Website: www.destination.ato.gov.auEmail contact: [email protected]

The ATO is a dynamic, innovative and internationally recognised organisation, so you can be sure you’re enhancing your professional reputation by working for us.

We offer excellent employment conditions and promote and enjoy a culturally diverse and safe working environment. Add to that ongoing development, varied and challenging work, and flexible career opportunities and you have an employer of choice.

We are looking for graduates in Accounting, Banking, Commerce, Communications and Marketing, Design, Economics, Finance, Human Resource Management, Information Technology, Law and Social Sciences.


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BAE Systems Booth 68Website: www.baesystemscareers.com.au Disciplines recruited: Engineering, ICT and Finance Contact details: [email protected]

BAE Systems Australia is a leading employer of talented and committed professionals. Our large workforce is located across the nation in urban, regional and remote areas where we deliver Australia’s most complex defence and security projects.

We have been supporting the Australian Defence Force with innovative and practical solutions for more than 60 years.

Passionate people work at BAE Systems and whilst we are diverse in terms of our backgrounds, perspectives and the skills we each bring, we uphold a set of core values and, collectively, we are BAE Systems.

Find inspired work at BAE Systems. Works for me.

Big Fat Smile Booth 46Website: www.bigfatsmile.com.au

Community-owned and not-for-profit, Big Fat Smile has served children and families with distinction since 1981. We set the standard for children’s learning and development in the Illawarra, South-Western Sydney and the Southern Highlands. We know the importance of teachers who are creative and inspiring – each person making a difference, every day, with every child. The company focus is in early years education, creative workshops and recreational programs for children of school age, fantastic studio and outreach programs in the arts for children of all ages, and Include Me programs so that every child has an opportunity to participate and grow.

To find out more about us, visit www.bigfatsmile.com.au.


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carecareers Booth 10Website: www.carecareers.com.au/ Disciplines recruited: Disability Contact details: Phone: 1300 637 637 Email: [email protected] GPO Box 2687 Sydney NSW 2001

It has never been a better time to explore a career in disability and community care - one of the fastest-growing employment sectors in Australia. There’s a wide range of rewarding career choices on offer and carecareers can help you find out where you could fit in.

CPA Australia Booth 27Website: www.cpaaustralia.com.au

CPA Australia is one of the world’s largest accounting bodies with a membership of more than 144,000 finance, accounting and business professionals. Core services include education, continuing professional development, technical support and advocacy for the profession. The CPA designation is recognised globally, with members in 127 countries. More than, 30,000 of our members hold senior positions such as CEO, CFO, Financial Controller and General Manager. With an ongoing commitment to integrity, excellence and innovative thinking CPAs will remain at the forefront of business for generations to come.

Defence Force Recruiting Booth 47Website: www.defencejobs.gov.auContact details: 13 19 01

Defence Force Recruiting (DFR) recruits full time and part time positions for the Navy, Army and Air Force. The Australian Defence Force (ADF) offers a range of opportunities in areas including medical, engineering, administration and logistics. As a member of the ADF in addition to your wage you will receive full medical and dental cover, travel and leave entitlements, rental assistance and in some instances even money to help you buy your own home!


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Deloitte Booth 21Website: www.graduates.deloitte.com.auContact details: www.facebook.com/DeloitteAustraliaEligibility: Our Canberra office takes Australia Citizens only, all other residency applicants we encourage to apply for our other Deloitte Australia offices.

Success? Luck has nothing to do with it.

The possibilities are endless across our range of opportunities in audit, tax, consulting, digital, finance and technology.

If you’re interested in joining a world-leading professional services firm that will challenge, develop and reward you in equal measure, we look for excellent communication, leadership and team working skills, the ability to problem solve and think innovatively, as well as a strong academic record from a variety of disciplines including: accounting, finance, information systems, engineering, economics, business, commerce, law and science.

Department of Defence Booths 3/4/5Website: www.defence.gov.au/graduatesDisciplines recruited: All disciplinesContact details: Courtney Weiss [email protected] 02 61272325

As a graduate in the Department of Defence, you will work with a diverse group of men and women who are dedicated to protecting Australian interests and supporting the Australian Defence Force.

Defence offers Australian Public Service (APS) graduate opportunities across several unique development programs - Graduate Development Program, Defence Materiel Organisation, Defence Imagery and Geospatial Organisation, Defence Intelligence Organisation, Defence Signals Directorate and Navy Civilian Engineering Program.

We recruit graduates from all disciplines. Explore our graduate opportunities and launch your career today! Visit our website for more information www.defence.gov.au/graduates.


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Department of Health Booth 65Website: www.health.gov.au/graduate Facebook: www.facebook.com/healthgradprogram Email: [email protected] Phone: Ann-Maree McTaggart (02 6289 7764) or Sam Junor (02 6289 9357)

Applications: open from 27 February to 1 April 2014

Disciplines: You do not need to have a specialist health degree to join the department; we encourage people from most tertiary academic backgrounds to apply.

The department’s 12-month development program offers three workplace rotations in a dynamic work environment and a diverse and challenging career path. Graduates may complete the program at the Department of Health or at the Therapeutic Goods Administration. All positions are located in Canberra.

Department of Human Services Booth 63Website: www.humanservices.gov.au/corporate/ careers/graduate-program/ Disciplines recruited: All disciplines Contact details: [email protected]

We offer university graduates an opportunity to start their career in the biggest and most diverse government employer providing services to all Australians. As one of our graduates you will help to design, develop and provide social and health related services, policies and programs to all Australians, while contributing to both the department’s strategic priorities and to the Australian Government’s agenda.

Department of Industry Booth 23Website: www.industry.gov.au/graduatesDisciplines recruited: Economics, Law, Science, Commerce, Public Policy, Business, Accounting and Information Technology.Contact details: [email protected] or 02-6213 6501

Build on your skills, learn how to create policy and deliver programs as a graduate in the Department of Industry’s two year program.


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The department helps shape Australia’s future economy through a strong industry and resource sector, skills, science, learning and discovery. Together with the wider portfolio, we are working to build more competitive industries, accelerate productivity growth and secure Australia’s prosperity.

We engage with business, industry, science and vocational education and training organisations, government and the broader community to strengthen the economy, lift productivity and create more jobs.

We welcome applications from all disciplines, particularly: Economics, Law, Science, Commerce, Public Policy, Business, Accounting and Information Technology.

For further information including important dates and tips for applying visit www.industry.gov.au/graduates If you have any questions please email the Graduate Team on [email protected]

Applications close 28 April 2014

Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development Booth 48Website: www.infrastructure.gov.au/department/careersDisciplines recruited: All disciplines are consideredContact details: Graduate Recruitment Team Phone: 02 6274 6161 Email: [email protected]

The Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development contributes to the wellbeing of all Australians by assisting the Government to: promote, evaluate, plan and invest in infrastructure; foster an efficient, sustainable, competitive, safe and secure transport system; and ensure a strong and liveable Australia by focusing on effective local government and external territories administration and regional development that enables communities to achieve economic and social dividends.

During the Graduate Development Program you will complete three rotations throughout the Department, undertake a Graduate Certificate in Public Administration at the University of Canberra and upon successful completion of the Program you will become an ongoing APS Level 5.


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Department of Social Services Booth 16Website: www.dss.gov.auDisciplines recruited: Actuarial Studies, Economics, Econometrics, Commerce, Statistics, Mathematics, Physics, Science, Computer Science, Engineering, Sociology, Applied Science, Social Research, Social Science, Arts, Politics, Political Science, International Relations, Law, Communications, Psychology, Finance, AccountingContact details: Jo Charnock – 61463487 or Melissa Fotu - 61463493

The Department of Social Services (DSS) is responsible for about a quarter of the Australian Government Budget, working to improve the lifetime wellbeing of individuals and families.

We work to provide policies and services that: • support people and families to participate economically and socially

in Australian society• enhance the independence and wellbeing of people with high needs• foster a cohesive community and promote civil society• provide a safety net for people who cannot fully support themselves.

Dimension Data Booth 9Website: www.dimensiondata.com Disciplines recruited : IT & Business Contact details: Bharti Pawar - 02 8249 5370

Dimension Data believes in the power of technology to transform your organisation, make things work better … and take your business to the next level. Over the last three decades, we’ve established ourselves as global leader in the provision and management of specialist IT infrastructure solutions and services. With operations in over 50 countries, over 15,000 employees and over 6,000 clients – coupled with our deep understanding of the global business and technology landscape – we help accelerate the achievement of your business goals.


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Dixon Advisory Booth 69/70Website: www.dixon.com.auContact details: [email protected] 1300 883 158Disciplines recruited: Accounting, Commerce, Economics, Finance, Actuarial or related Degree

Dixon Advisory is one of Australia’s leading independently owned financial advisory firms, offering a variety of exciting and challenging career opportunities in areas such as accounting, portfolio management & stockbroking, and private wealth advisory. Founded by Daryl Dixon in 1986, the firm has helped more than 15,000 Australian families build their wealth with a comprehensive suite of financial services. Today, Dixon Advisory has the perfect combination of experience, innovation and energy. Our dynamic, hard-working team of more than 300 has extensive skills across the entire financial services spectrum.

EY Booth 66Website: www.ey.com/au/careers/applyContact details: www.facebook.com/eycareers

We’re interested in talented students and graduates from many disciplines, including: accounting, business, commerce, economics, engineering, finance, human resources, IT/IS, law and science.

EY is a global leader in assurance, tax, transaction and advisory services.

The insights and quality services we deliver help build trust and confidence in the capital markets and in economies the world over. We develop outstanding leaders who team to deliver on our promises to all of our stakeholders. In doing so, we play a critical role in building a better working world for our people, for our clients and for our communities.

Value your unique talents, integrity and energy. Because we do.

At EY, we don’t try to fit you into a box. In fact, we want you to be yourself. We want your individuality to shine through. That way, we can try to match your strengths, interests and skills with opportunities to help expand them, grow them and challenge them. We’ll open the door to experiences that will last a lifetime and shape the professional you’ll become.


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Grad Connection Booth 34Website: www.gradconnection.com

GradConnection is a web based tool for you to find over 100 Australian Graduate Employers that want to hire you based on the degree you have studied. Use the site to discover employers you may never thought you could apply to. Sign up and register to receive alerts about applications closing dates so you don’t need to remember yourself. Visit www.gradconnection.com.au today.

Graduate Opportunities Booth 12Website: www.graduateopportunities.com

Graduate Opportunities (GO), published by Graduate Careers Australia, has been the link between graduates and employers for over 40 years. GO – which is published both in print and online – is jam-packed full of useful information to help you make the most of your job hunting. GO provides comprehensive information on hundreds of employers with graduate programs, as well as handy career advice, the latest industry-related stats and salaries, and profiles of graduates and their exciting experiences in the realm of post-grad employment. Pick up your free copy from the expo or your University careers service today!

IBM Booth 57Website: www-07.ibm.com/employment/au Disciplines recruited: IT/Commerce, Software Engineering/ Computer Science and graduates who are passionate about building a smarter planet

Our world is ready for a change - Alongside global warming, there’s food production, energy consumption, environmental sustainability and water conservation all to grapple with. And, in a few years, half of everyone on the planet will live in a city. Meaning we’ll need better transport systems, security services, infrastructure; better everything. As the world’s largest technology and consulting company, we’re dedicated to using our scope and experience to build a smarter planet. Whether it’s using data analytics to help cure diseases, simulating traffic patterns to solve gridlock, or powering global computer networks to sustain water supplies. Possible career paths include: Technology Consultant, Project Management, Software Developer, Strategy and Business Analytics.


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IMC PACIFIC Booth 44Website: imcgraduates.com.au Disciplines recruited: Engineering (all disciplines), Computer Science, Physics, Mathematics, IT, Business Information Systems/TechnologyContact details: [email protected] (02) 8264 4700

IMC Pacific was established in Sydney in 2002. It has grown to become a successful and highly talented team of approximately 80 traders, developers, operations and support staff. The team at IMC Pacific continues not only to innovate, but to strengthen and optimize our competitive edge within the Asia Pacific market. Technology is at our core.

We’re looking for top performers – people who relish the opportunity to think fast and solve problems, enjoy working collaboratively as part of a close-knit team, and most importantly want to be challenged every day.

Closing date: 2 April 2014. Positions commence: February 2015.

Institute of Chartered Accountants Booth 20Website: www.charteredaccountants.com.auDisciplines recruited: We are a member based professional services organisation Contact details: [email protected]

The Chartered Accountants designation is the hallmark of a highly qualified, ethical accounting professional. Highly regarded by business, regulators, and members of the public, Chartered Accountants can look forward to a rewarding career at the peak of their profession.By achieving the prestigious qualification of Chartered Accountant, you will enjoy status and respect and become highly sought after –able to choose from a wide variety of job roles across hundreds of industries, in countries across the world.You will also join the Global Accounting Alliance – a collective of over 800,000 of the most highly qualified accounting professionals in the world. Through the GAA (as a Chartered Accountant) you will enjoy reciprocal recognition in any of the GAA countries.

Throughout your career, membership of the Institute will continue to support you to be, and be seen to be the very best in your field throughout your career.


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Institute of Public Accountants Booth 62Website: www.publicaccountants.org.auDisciplines recruited: Permanent residents + Local students Strictly Accounting

The Institute of Public Accountants (IPA) is one of the three accounting associations in Australia, representing over 25,000 members in over 50 countries. The IPA is large enough to influence, yet small enough to offer a personalised service to members. Visit our website at www.publicaccountants.org.au and join the IPA as a Student Member for FREE. Discover how you can become a qualified accountant and equip yourself with the career tools you need to succeed in the accounting industry.

IP Australia Booth 72Website: www.ipaustralia.gov.au Disciplines recruited: Science, Mechanical Engineering, Pure/Applied Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Electronics and Telecommunications, Physics, Pharmaceuticals, Biotechnology, LegalContact details: Recruitment Services [email protected]

IP Australia is the Australian Government agency that administers intellectual property (IP) rights and legislation relating to patents, trade marks, designs and plant breeder’s rights. We are a prescribed agency within the Department of Industry.

By granting IP rights, we help to: • create a secure environment for investment in innovation • enable firms to build brand value and business reputation • encourage the disclosure of inventions and the transfer of knowl-

edge and technology • provide a legal framework for trading intellectual assets


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KPMG Booth 33/36Website: www.kpmg.com/au/gradsDisciplines recruited: All disciplines recruitedContact details: Mayling Lok, Graduate Recruitment Consultant, 1800 50 20 60Interested in a career beyond accounting?

Our Advisory, Tax and Audit teams are shaping the future of leading organisations across Australia.

With one of the country’s most varied range of client engagements, we’ll have you working with the nation’s most respected companies from day one. You’ll receive dedicated development and mentoring, and mix with some of the brightest minds around. Plus, you’ll have the opportunity to work on community and environmental programs that make a genuine difference to our society.

At KPMG we believe that business has a vital role to play in solving social and environmental problems, we support numerous organisations in the areas of education, social inclusion and health.

But it’s also our diversity that sets us apart – we’re not tied to certain qualifications, backgrounds, disciplines or experiences. As long as you can ask the big questions as well as answer them, challenge us as much as much as we challenge you, we’ll never hold you back.

If you want a career for all of you, talk to KPMG.

Lockheed Martin Booth 60Website: www.lockheedmartin.com.au/careersContact details: [email protected] recruited: Computing Engineering

Lockheed Martin Australia is a leader in Australia’s Defence and civil IT domains and our collaboration with Australian industry spans the Aeronautics, Maritime, Surveillance, Defence and Civil IT domains. We employ 120,000 staff worldwide, and over 700 staff in Australia across multiple locations.


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McGrathNicol Booth 6Website: www.mcgrathnicol.com

McGrathNicol’s Graduate Program provides students with the opportunity to gain practical, hands on experience across our service lines; Corporate Advisory, Forensic, Transaction Services and Corporate Recovery.

The diversity of our work ranges from actively managing distressed businesses, to providing advice to both the public and private sector, to investigating fraudulent behaviour and providing financial advice to businesses involved in merger and acquisition activity.

“The people, diverse work nature, secondment and travel opportunities create a fun, exciting and challenging work atmosphere. At McGrathNicol you never know what’s around the corner.” – Sam Cole, Graduate intake 2011.

Interested? Visit mcgrathnicol.com/students

Norman Disney & Young Booth 37Website: www.ndy.comDisciplines recruited: Electrical, Mechanical, Fire, Hydraulics, MPlus, CAD

Norman Disney & Young are a leading firm of consulting engineers with a global presence.

We set ourselves apart by our ability to deliver highly innovative and tailored solutions for clients in a wide range of markets including buildings, sustainability, health, transport, mission critical, defence, industrial and utilities. Established in 1959, we have a long history of engineering excellence and our expertise extends to a range of unique specialties.

Our long history demonstrates our resilience as a business. We are strong yet flexible, stable yet dynamic, united yet diverse. We have grown as our clients and the markets in which we operate have grown. We have stable ownership and a unified vision: to deliver excellent solutions through a clear understanding of our clients’ business and community expectations.

With offices in Australia (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Canberra, Adelaide and Darwin), the United Kingdom (London and Manchester), New Zealand (Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch), and Dubai, we work closely with our clients to ensure delivery of worldclass solutions.


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In Malaysia, Norman Disney & Young SDN BHD is operated by local directors as an engineering services consultancy and are a licensee of the NDY Group, which includes the use of the Norman Disney & Young trading name and associated logos.

At NDY, we are committed to delivering innovative and sustainable solutions for our diverse group of clients. We have an intimate understanding of the markets in which we operate and a depth of knowledge that few firms can rival. We understand that not all clients are the same and we are highly adept at tailoring our services to meet their unique needs.

Orion Health Booth 39Website: www.orionhealth.comDisciplines recruited: Information Technology, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Software Engineering, Bioinformatics, Biomedical Science, Business Information SystemsContact details: www.orionhealth.com/au/careers/graduates

Orion Health is NZ’s largest independently owned software development company, a market leader in eHealth software with a current footprint that includes 22 global offices and revenues in excess of $100 million. Today, Orion Health products and solutions are currently implemented in more than 30 countries and help facilitate care of tens of millions of patients. The company believes in utilisation of the latest technologies in software development and has been named “Most Interesting Vendor 2012” by Healthcare Informatics. Orion Health has a culture of excellence and innovation while also creating and maintaining a relaxed and social atmosphere. We have a strong presence in Australia with offices in Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra and recruiting Graduate software engineers, software testers, business analysts and technical consultants .

Join Orion Health. Join a culture of excellence and innovation.


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Professionals Australia Booth 38Website: www.professionalsaustralia.org.au

Professionals Australia (formerly the Association of Professional Engineers, Scientists and Managers, Australia) is a professional and industrial association bringing together a network of 25,000 professionals working together for a better future for all Australians

For more than 60 years we have been advancing the workplace rights of professionals like you. We can help you at every stage of your career with expert advice on your pay, your conditions, your career development and your rights at work.

We advocate strongly for our members to help create a better future for your profession. We want to make sure Australian professionals like you get the respect, recognition and reward you deserve.

Protiviti Booth 71Website: www.protiviti.com.au/careersDisciplines recruited: Accounting, Business/Commerce, Economics, Finance, Information Systems, Information TechnologyContact details: [email protected]

Protiviti is a leading global consulting firm that helps companies solve problems in finance, technology, operations, governance, risk and internal audit. Through our network of more than 70 offices in over 20 countries, we’ve brought powerful insights and proven delivery to more than 35 percent of the FORTUNE® 1000 and Global 500 companies.

Our philosophy is simple: We hire the very best people. We offer world-class training. We foster an environment that inspires our people to think creatively and to excel as professionals from the very start of their careers.

To us, you are more than just a number in a big firm and a career is about more than just creating reports and providing deliverables.

We seek enthusiastic graduates who can adapt to a rapidly changing environment, are innovative thinkers and are highly articulate.


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Individuals will have an opportunity to have an impact by using skills in a variety of functions including:

• Internal Audit• Financial Risk Strategy & Management• Information Technology Consulting• Risk & Compliance

A Protiviti career is about opportunities to lead, learn, grow and make a difference.

What Inspires You Inspires Us.

PWC Booth 43Website: www.pwc.com.au/careers Contact details: Natalie Dean, (02) 6271 9290 Disciplines recruited: All disciplines

At PwC, our clients’ needs across the assurance, tax and advisor spectrum are at the heart of our business and we collaborate as one team to meet them. As a member of our team, you will be encouraged to ask questions and have relevant, meaningful conversations with your clients and colleagues to develop the types of relationships that provide opportunities for mutual growth.

More than 161,000 PwC people in 151 countries are working to help our clients realise the kind of growth that supports their goals and ambitions to truly make a difference. You will have the opportunity to develop relationships with clients from the FTSE 100, Fortune 500 and top ASX listed companies, as well as state and Federal government clients and private entrepreneurs, across many different industries.

Our people come from diverse educational and cultural backgrounds, but they have one thing in common - they would like to grow an enduring career within a global network.

PwC provides world class learning and development opportunities, market leading flexible work options and trusted, industry-focused services. Our people focus on building great relationships and creating value with our clients.


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Teach For Australia Booth 24Website: www.teachforaustralia.orgContact details: [email protected] 1300 832 832Disciplines recruited: We recruit from all degree disciplines except education

Teach For Australia is an innovative social enterprise tackling educational disadvantage in Australia. Our vision is an Australia where all children have excellent educational opportunities. We recruit high achieving graduates from all degree disciplines who teach in a disadvantaged secondary school for two years, earn a Masters in Teaching and undertake our rigorous Leadership Development Program. It’s two years that will last you and your students a lifetime.

Telstra Booth 30Website: www.optioncity.com.auContact details: www.optioncity.com.auDisciplines recruited: Accounting, Finance, Economics, Management, Marketing, International Business, Human Resources, E-Commerce, Digital Marketing, Computer Science, Information Technology, Information Systems, Business Information Systems, Network Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Software Engineering, Telecommunications Engineering and Mechatronics Engineering

As one of Australia’s Top 10 listed companies and Top 10 Graduate Employers, we have opportunities you just can’t find anywhere else. We offer 18-24 month programs with rotations so you can explore different areas of the business and uncover the endless options available to kick start your career. We’ll provide all the knowledge and experience you need to become one of Telstra’s future leaders. Things like: bi-monthly learning and development workshops; skill building sessions; invaluable hands-on experience on real projects; and plenty of social and networking events.To help you navigate the many worlds of Telstra you’ll be guided by a dedicated mentor, your manager, a buddy and support from our top leadership teams.Come and kick start your career with us and explore a world of opportunities you never knew existed at www.optioncity.com.au.


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Thales Australia Booth 11Website: www.thalesgroup.com.au Disciplines recruited: Major focus in engineering

Thales is a major contributor to the Australian and New Zealand economies as a manufacturer, service provider and exporter, employer and developer of new, homegrown technologies and skills.

Contributing to Australia’s and New Zealand’s growth national security and resilience, across the region Thales delivers strategically important industrial activities and assets.

• Thales employs 3,300 people at key sites across Australia and New Zealand, with 50% located in regional Australia

• Continuous investment in local research, development and innovation

• Established partnerships across industry, • Proud national partner of legacy Australia, caring for the families of

incapacitated and deceased veterans.

Think Place Booth 67Website: www.thinkplace.com.auContact details: (02) 6282 8852Disciplines recruited: Multiple disciplines

We humanise the complex, creating public value through design thinking.

ThinkPlace designs strategies and services that transform the public experience of government. We improve the efficiency of organisations and the everyday experience of people.

We have a great team of people who bring different skill sets and strengths to provide a rich variety and balance to any design assignment. We are passionate about what we do and genuinely enjoy our work and the contribution we can make. We get to work on a wide variety of projects that tackle some the most nationally significant challenges.

ThinkPlace offers a fantastic work environment to prototype and explore your thinking!


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Unilever Booth 2Would you like the opportunity to touch the lives of over 2 billion people across 190 countries? At Unilever, we are committed to helping people feel good, look good and get more out of life. We are the global company behind powerhouse brands such as Dove, Lipton and Streets.

Our people are the heart of everything we do. We believe in giving them access to great opportunities, and we want them to fulfil their personal and professional aspirations. As they grow, we grow. With this as our motto, we’ve built a graduate programme that’s been the launching point for some truly amazing careers.

WSP Buildings Booth 8Website: www.wspgroup.com.auContact details: Siobhan Savage, (02) 8907 0900Disciplines recruited: Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Structural Engineering, Mining Engineering

WSP provide best practice sustainable consulting in the built and natural environment.

This involves designing, engineering, and managing property, transport, infrastructure, environmental and energy projects.

With 15,000 employees in more than 300 offices on every continent. Our combined global presence includes corporate offices in major cities across 35 countries and project offices in many more.


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BOOTH LISTING (in numerical order) Booth No.


Combined Universities ................................................................1Unilever ......................................................................................2 ................................. 36Department Of Defence ..............................................................3 / 4 / 5 ....................... 21McGrathNicol ..............................................................................6 ................................. 30Australian Federal Police ............................................................7 ................................. 16WSP Buildings ............................................................................8 ................................. 36Dimension Data ..........................................................................9 ................................. 24carecareers ...............................................................................10 ............................... 20Thales Australia ..........................................................................11 ............................... 35Graduate Opportunities ..............................................................12 ............................... 26Department Of Social Services ..................................................16 ............................... 24ASIO ...........................................................................................18 ............................... 11Institute Of Chartered Accountants .............................................20 ............................... 27Deloitte .......................................................................................21 ............................... 21Department Of Industry ..............................................................23 ............................... 22Teach For Australia .....................................................................24 ............................... 34Aldi ..............................................................................................25 / 26 ........................ 10CPA Australia ..............................................................................27 ............................... 20Australian Taxation Office ...........................................................28 ............................... 18Australian Government Department Of Agriculture ....................29 ............................... 16Telstra .........................................................................................30 ............................... 34Accenture ...................................................................................31 / 32 ........................ 09KPMG .........................................................................................33 / 36 ........................ 29Grad Connection ........................................................................34 ............................... 26Attorney-General’s Department ..................................................35 ............................... 11Norman Disney & Young ............................................................37 ............................... 30Professionals Australia ...............................................................38 ............................... 32Orion Health ...............................................................................39 ............................... 31Australian Youth Ambassadors for Development ......................40 ............................... 12Australian Secret Intelligence Service ........................................41 ............................... 18Australian Bureau Of Statistics ...................................................42 ............................... 15


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BOOTH LISTING (in numerical order) Booth No.

PWC ...........................................................................................43 ............................... 33IMC PACIFIC ..............................................................................44 ............................... 27ANSTO .......................................................................................45 ............................... 10Big Fat Smile .............................................................................46 ............................... 19Defence Force Recruiting ...........................................................47 ............................... 20Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development ..........48 ............................... 23IBM .............................................................................................57 ............................... 26ACT Government .......................................................................58 ............................... 09Lockheed Martin ........................................................................60 ............................... 29Australian National Audit Office ..................................................61 ............................... 18Institute Of Public Accountants ...................................................62 ............................... 28Department Of Human Services .................................................63 ............................... 22Australian Customs and Border Protection ...............................64 ............................... 15Department Of Health .................................................................65 ............................... 22EY ...............................................................................................66 ............................... 25Think Place .................................................................................67 ............................... 35BAE Systems ..............................................................................68 ............................... 19Dixon Advisory ............................................................................69 / 70 ........................ 25Protiviti ........................................................................................71 ............................... 32IP Australia .................................................................................72 ............................... 28


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ACT Tertiary To Work Committee

Australian Catholic UniversityYvonne Soper

The Australian National UniversityKate Gemmell

Gabrielle Shield

University of CanberraCharlotte Taylor Faith Maddalena

AcknowledgementsThe Tertiary to Work Committee would like to thank our respective

tertiary institutions who have supported this initiative.

Australian Catholic Universityhttp://www.acu.edu.au

Postgraduate Course Information: [email protected]: 6209 1121

The Australian National Universityhttp://www.anu.edu.au/careers

Contact: 6125 3593University of Canberra

http://www.canberra.edu.au/careersContact: 6201 5221

The Committee would also like to thank the following:Doreen Culliver and the team at On Q Conference SupportThe UC, ANU and ACU student assistants providing support

– leading up to and on the day of the event.


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Event Organiser:On Q Conference Support

PO Box 3711Weston Creek ACT 2611

Tel: (02) 6288 3998 Fax: (02) 6161 4719

To get there by bus on Friday 21 March 2014There will be FREE buses running loops from the Australian National University (ANU) to NCC and University of Canberra (UC) calling by the Australian Catholic University (ACU)to the National Convention Centre in Constitution Avenue on a first come, first served basis. The buses will shuttle to and from all venues with approximate pick up times as follows:

Departs ANU Departs UC via ACU10:30 am 10:30 am

11:00 am 11:00 am

11:30 am 11:30 am

12:00 pm 12:00 pm

12:30 pm 12:30 pm

1.00 pm 1.00 pm

1.30 pm 1.30 pm

2.00 pm 2.00 pm

*Last buses will depart from the NCC to ANU, UC and ACU at 3.15pm.

Pick-up points for free bus:ANU: Union Court @ North Road

UC: Bus stop in Bimbimbie St (just before Tokara St)ACU: Bus stop directly out front in Antill St

NCC: Bus bays in Corranderk St (use rear doors of NCC)


Hosted by:University of CanberraAustralian Catholic UniversityThe Australian National University

www.canberra.edu.au/tertiary-to-work


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