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Choosing a career path as an undergraduate can be challenging. It’s hard to know which path to follow until you’ve had some practical work experience – and that’s okay! This is what Aurecon’s Internship Programme is for.
Over your university summer break, you’ll get the opportunity to collaborate and work with our diverse and inclusive teams, be immersed in real-life projects, and work out the career that’s right for you. Experience a series of activities tailored for students including:
As an Aurecon intern, you will also get the chance to work with your fellow interns in the Innovation Challenge, which is an internal event that will test your creativity and problem-solving skills to help us prepare for the future.
Do you like what you’ve read so far? Apply now to be an intern with us and co-create a better future. Together, we’ll be unstoppable.
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| Internship programme applications | |
|---|---|
| Expression of Interest | Friday 10 June 2022 |
| Open | Friday 15 July 2022 |
| Close | Sunday 28 August 2022 |
We asked some of our interns what they’ve enjoyed during their time with us.
Working at Aurecon and experiencing its culture, its flexibility, and feeling included from the very first day was great.
– Claudia Valle
I really enjoyed working on real life projects, it’s exciting to work on a project with a much greater scale than I’ve seen before.
– Nicole de Saram
The best thing about my internship so far was seeing my learning from university come to life and understanding how much more there is to learn.
– Jack Middleton
It’s been great to see how we work with other organisations, the way Aurecon solves problems, the more creative side of engineering.
– Tristan Rennick
I liked building up my network – not only with the other interns creating a support network of peers but finding others who I can reach out to when back at University.
– Zara Fitzgerald
The internship programme was more than just work, there’s a social side too. We had a lot of fun as well.
– Ann Phan
Student civil engineer Shreya Kiran shares a day in her life as an intern at Aurecon's Water team in Sydney.
Ebony's thankful for the help she got from her colleagues in the Structural Buildings team during her Aurecon internship.
Sam shares why saying ‘yes’ to every opportunity helped him learn so much during his internship.
Minnie believes that internships are significant for engineering students as some things that you can only learn from experience.
Everything you need to know about our recruitment process, who we are looking for, as well as key dates, tips and career fairs.
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