2008 UniSA Employment and Careers Expo
Friday 28th March 10.30am-3pm
Adelaide Convention Centre
UniSA's annual Employment and Careers Expo is the biggest single university careers event in South Australia. An expected 100 employers will be actively recruiting at the Expo, so don't miss this opportunity to find out about graduate employment opportunities, vacation work and internships in some of Australia's largest organisations.
- How to make the most of the Expo
- First year students
- Second year students
- Final year students
- Students with disabilities
- Getting there
How to make the most of the Expo
Taking some time to prepare for the Expo will help you make the most of the event. Career Services will be running sessions on How to Make the Most of the Employment and Careers Expo.
First year students
As a first year student in 2008 you're thinking it's far too early to attend a careers fair … WRONG! The UniSA Employment and Career Expo will help you:
- gain an overview of the kinds of roles available in your discipline area
- make contact with people who may be able to offer you work experience, vacation work and ultimately employment
- continue to develop confidence and skills in speaking to, and negotiating with, employers
- start making decisions about your future it's never too early!
We expect around 100 employers at the UniSA Expo in 2008. They will be happy to talk to you informally to tell you about the opportunities they offer; after all you may be working for them one day!
Second year students
As many employers' closing dates for graduate positions are in March or April, it's a great idea to research your options before you hit your final year. If you’re ready to apply by the end of your second year, you can make sure you're in the running for your dream graduate job.
Final year students
All employers attending the Expo will be actively recruiting, so if you'll be finishing your program at the end of 2008, attending the Expo may result in a job offer! Many employers have closing dates in April or May 2008 for 2009 graduate positions, so it's important to attend the Expo to find out what opportunities are available to you.
Students with disabilities
The Adelaide Convention Centre is wheelchair accessible; download a map of the Centre.
Getting there
You can walk, drive, catch a train or catch a free bus from the following campuses – Mawson Lakes, Magill and City East. Details later about times for pick up and drop off for the free buses from the campuses.