Great Jobs for Graduates
From early entry to a flourishing finance career
Graduate Anne Younis landed her dream role at Morgan Stanley as an investment analyst through Macquarie’s award-winning Global Leadership Program.
Using his voice: How Macquarie media graduate is living the dream on regional radio
A childhood love of radio led Alex James to pursue a Bachelor of Media. He now works as a presenter at ABC Central West where he is proud to represent as a young transgender person in regional New South Wales.
How a pathway opportunity led to a flourishing finance career
PACE projects, student exchange programs and a cadetship are just some of the highlights of studying at Macquarie University for graduate Lennox Hemingway, who now works as an Associate at Macquarie Group.
How a video game sparked a career in planning
A passion for urban planning and a desire to challenge the way our cities are designed and built have led to an exciting career for award-winning graduate and TEDx speaker Sam Austin.
From volunteer to dream museum role
A childhood fascination with dinosaurs led Sally Hurst to pursue a Master of Research in Palaeontology and Archaeology at Macquarie and ultimately to a job at the Australian Museum.
PACE program prepares future STEM leaders
The award-winning PACE program at Macquarie University provides students with the opportunity to combine academic studies with authentic work experience, preparing them for a career as future STEM leaders.
Work and play lead to all-round skills
As a strategy analyst at Woolworths, Benjamin Cant has drawn on a breadth of experience gleaned from internships, overseas programs and other activities when he studied at Macquarie University.
Science degrees prepare students for 'green jobs' market
A recent graduate of Macquarie's Master of Environment course, Evelyn Hwang walked straight into a job in sustainable waste management.
Hearing research a pathway to key role at Cochlear
Courtney Muir never imagined she’d end up working with a global biotechnology company just a few years out of university and have a direct client-facing role.
A book lover turned author, editor and marketer
Anna Blackie followed her love of books and after completing an English degree at Macquarie is now a published author and creative marketer.
Leadership skills open up big opportunities
Jack Campbell and Maddie Lee are high achieving Macquarie students who developed leadership skills at university which prepared them for the workplace.
Commerce degrees prepare students for a range of careers
A recent graduate of Macquarie’s Bachelor of Commerce, Varun Sahai says immersing himself in the campus experience and learning skills through joining the trading society was key in helping him secure a finance role with a major bank.