Employability programs for students

One of the things that employers look for most in graduates and student employees is employability skills. It is essential that you develop these skills to act as a solid foundation upon which to build technical skills.

Careers & Employment offer a number of programs to develop your employability skills and ease your transition from university to the workforce.

Career mentoring - This program matches students with industry professionals to enhance student understanding about the industry and to develop employability skills.
Industry Experience Program - If you are looking for unpaid work experience we have a program that can support you with workplace insurance.
Golden Key - This honour society invites the top 15% of academic achievers to join this society enjoy benefits such as scholarships, social events, and job alerts.
USQ Smart State Internship Program - Students studying Science, Engineering or Technology can undergo an internship to gain practical experience and exposure to industry, as well as develop necessary employability skills.
Employability Skills Workshops - are designed to provide students with first hand information about what employers look for when selecting staff and how they can meet the needs of employers