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The coolest thing about this experience is the ability to help people, to meet like-minded people and to feel like you made a difference.

Karli Chan

Intern (Impact Internship)
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I have recently been told that we are unsung superheroes who save lives by preventing diseases - I could not agree more! 

Keerthana Rajasekaran

Maintenance Coordinator
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Kirk Downie

Ag Achiever Graduate
Kirk Downie studied a Bachelor of Agriculture at The University of Melbourne in February 2019 and is now an Ag Achiever graduate at Rural Bank.
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The ability to have a corporate job, in a regional setting, in the ag industry is priceless. You don’t have to relocate to a major city to start your career in finance or insurance, Nutrien has these opportunities in almost every town in Australia.

Lewis William Taylor

Assistant Account Executive
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  • Graduate stories
There is a lot to learn, especially at the beginning. Once you start to find your footing, you begin to appreciate how everything works and how it’s all interconnected.

Lily Tu

Finance Graduate
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Lin Li Yeoh

Graduate Agronomist
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Louisa Marston

Graduate Officer, Natural Environment Programs
Louisa Marston studied Bachelor of Environmental Science at Deakin University and is now Graduate Officer, Natural Environment Programs, Forest Fire and Regions at Department of Environment, Land Water and Planning
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The coolest thing is the use of 3D visualisation software to analyse gold targets. The ability to analyse the mine scale geology in 3D is awesome.

Luke Dollar

Graduate Geologist
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Nura Gili would like to Acknowledge the Bedegal (Kensington campus), Gadigal (City and Art & Design Campuses) and Ngunnawal people (Australian Defence Force Academy in Canberra) who are the traditional custodians of the lands where each campus of UNSW is located.

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