GradWISE AccessABILITY Career Fair

A Graduate Careers Fair for people living with disability, chronic illness, mental health conditions and/or injury.

Are you curious about graduate career pathways?

GradWISE will be hosting their annual Industry AccessABILITY Week and we want you to join us!

Industry AccessABILITY Week is an event designed for students and graduates living with disabilities.

This event aims to foster connections between talented individuals and prospective employers, providing valuable insights into employment opportunities.

The week will include presentations from:

  • John Holland
  • Victoria Government
  • EY
  • Aurecon
  • NAB
  • Queensland Government
  • ABC
  • Cummins…. and many more!

Event details

The GradWISE Industry AccessAbility Week will run from Monday 12 February to Thursday 15 February. Each day will kick off at 9.30am with the first speaker starting at 10am. Each day will wrap up at 3pm.

All sessions are optional, so you can listen in to hear from organisations that align with your career interests and goals.

Visit the GradWISE AccessAbility Week webpage for information regarding session times and registration.

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