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University of Newcastle Australia Career Directory Profiles

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  • Graduate stories

David Fraser

  • Graduate stories
Do more research into what roles or career paths you would be interested in, put out some time to do extra study on courses related to that specific role, there are lots on Udemy, and LinkedIn learning has learning paths which is pretty useful.

Denice Dao

  • Graduate stories
Once you start working full time you don’t have as much time to travel. So, whilst you are at Uni take advantage of those long breaks and explore the World! Not only will you have some amazing experiences, but you will also learn a lot about yourself.

Eleanor Wilcock

  • Graduate stories
As a production leader, I am now responsible for a team of operators that I support to ensure we achieve production demands in a safe and efficient environment.

Eloise Matthews

  • Graduate stories
My biggest tip is: leap! It doesn’t matter what background you come from, or whether you have experience in the area (I had absolutely ZERO experience in glass). Coming from diverse and unrelated backgrounds can help as it allows you to approach the glass world with a fresh perspective and put your unique spin on it.

Eloise McCullough

  • Graduate stories
Being a Grad, there has been a number of opportunities to get a better understanding of other functions/ areas through projects outside of our everyday role.

Emma Turner

  • Day in the life

Geena Suphke

Geena Suphke is studying a Bachelor of Business (Innovation and Enterprise) and is the Innovation Intern at RAA.
  • Graduate stories
As an engineer, my favourite tasks involve some sort of synthesis of ideas and transforming these into actions and improvements.

Glen Thorp