OZwater'24 Education Program

Come along to OZwater'24 to learn about the exciting and boundless opportunities in water to inspire our future water workforce.

Ozwater'24 is the largest water conference and exhibition in the Southern Hemisphere, run annually by the Australian Water Association (AWA) and proudly sponsored by Fulton Hogan as the Education Partner. 

The aim of this event is to showcase the important, exciting and boundless opportunities in water to inspire our future water workforce. 

This free experience provides an opportunity to:

  • Hear keynotes from Lee Revell (CEO - Utilities, Fulton Hogan) and Young Water Professionals 
  • Learn more about Careers in Water 
  • Engage in Panels and Q&A's from Deakin University 
  • Hear from the Student Water Prize Paper Winners 
  • Free lunch will be included from 12:00 -1:00 pm 
  • A guided tour of the Exhibition by Young Water Professionals 
  • Meet water professionals from across the sector 
  • Win a 1-year student membership to the AWA

Registration will also give students free access to the Exhibition Hall housing over 200 companies showcasing their businesses and students will have the opportunity to discuss a range of exciting career pathways.

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