Enrich Your Degree Brochure 2012

Student Profiles

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At the Graduate School of Business and Economics (GSBE), we are committed to providing you with a dynamic and rigorous learning environment with excellent facilities and resources. Our aim is to produce graduates who can tackle the challenges of the twenty-first century workplace and engage with local and global communities.

To this end, we offer a comprehensive program of activities and services that support your learning, develop your skills and enrich your degree. In this brochure you can find out about all the specialist services and tailor made programs we offer through our dedicated Teaching & Learning Unit (TLU), Business & Economics Careers Centre (BECC), and Student Experience Team. I encourage you to sign up for the exciting new GSBE Global Communication and Leadership Award, which recognises student achievement, while fostering skill development and your ability to communicate to potential employers.

The activities and services described in this brochure have all been specifically designed to add value to your degree, help you gain the most from your time at the Graduate School of Business and Economics and give you a competitive edge in the job market.

I strongly encourage you to take advantage of these opportunities and look forward to hearing about your achievements.

Professor Nasser SpearDeputy Dean and Director GSBE

WelcomeWelcome from the Deputy Dean and Director, Graduate School of Business and Economics

Cecilia Chan Master of Management (Accounting)Faculty Postgraduate Merit Scholarship Recipient, 2007

ACC-AustCham Scholarship Recipient, 2010/11

Shortly after concluding her graduate studies in December 2010, Cecilia was awarded a scholarship with the China-Australia Chamber of Commerce Beijing (AustCham Beijing). During her time at the GSBE, she was involved in numerous extracurricular and career development activities:

2007: • Representative of the University of Melbourne at the Dragon 100 Young Leaders Forum in Hong Kong and Henan, China2008: • Mentee, Career Mentoring Program2009: • Participant of the Global Business Practicum in Beijing, China2010: • Mentee, Career Mentoring Program • Winner of the GSBE SA Strategic Presentation Challenge hosted by ANZ

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“Whilst education and employment history demonstrate to employers your technical expertise (i.e. the hard-skills), extra-curricular activities illustrate your employability skills (i.e. the soft-skills). They not only show that you are a well-rounded individual and a good team-player, but also help define your individual qualities and values ... and demonstrate the desire to continue to learn and grow.”

Paul Vorrasit Siwawej Master of Management (Finance)February 2010 - November 2011

Paul Vorrasit Siwawej received the GSBE Director’s Award in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the Graduate School of Business and Economics and its community. Over the course of his studies, Paul took part in wide range of co-curricular activities, including:

2010: • Academic Skills, Information Literacy • Maths and Statistics, AIM program • Pre-Semester Program (PSP) • BECC Initial Career Interview • Strategy Presentation Challenge (ANZ and GSBE SA) • Creating Future Leaders Series

2011: • Global Business Practicum, KRAFT Foods Singapore • Initiated a fundraising project in conjunction with the GSBE Student Association (GSBE SA), and the Red Cross in support of the victims of the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan • Australian Business Culture Program (ABC) • Event Coordinator, GSBE SA • Recipient of the GSBE Global Communication and Leadership Award

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“The Tsunami fundraising project gave me the chance to learn to persuade stakeholders to engage in socially beneficial programs, and allowed me to use my business knowledge to help people in need.”

Peer-Assisted Study and Skills Integration (PASSI)

PASSI is a peer learning program that enables students to improve academic outcomes, develop important employability skills and build friendships and study networks. Students work in small groups to revise academic material and analyse problems to gain a deeper understanding of subject material. PASSI sessions involve a range of collaborative learning activities that help students to develop important academic and employability skills such as problem solving and analysis, time management and presentation skills.

PASSI sessions are facilitated by a senior student who has performed well in the subject and has received specialised training as a Peer Leader. PASSI is available in the subjects: Quantitative Methods for Business, Managerial Economics and Accounting for Decision Making.

Learn more about PASSI and register for a group at: http://tlu.fbe.unimelb.edu.au/students/graduate/PASSI.html

Maths Refresher Program

The Maths Refresher Program assists students with mathematical concepts that are essential components of specific Master of Management subjects. In each session, students practise concepts and receive feedback. The Maths Refresher Program comprises of a two-hour session twice a week between Week Two and Week Eight of the semester. An extensive range of concepts are covered, including linear equations, simultaneous equations, probability, summation notation, variance and standard deviation, rules for evaluating the derivative: differential calculus, optimisation, the exponential function and logarithms, derivatives of the natural exponential function and logarithms.

Learn more about the Maths Refresher Program at: http://tlu.fbe.unimelb.edu.au/students/graduate/ maths_refresher.html

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Graduate Peer Mentoring Program

The ability to mentor and to be mentored is a vital element of professional and personal development in the 21st century workplace. The Graduate Peer Mentoring Program offers a supportive environment to help new students transition into the Graduate School and help mentors build important leadership skills. New students are strongly encouraged to join up in order to learn about Faculty expectations, gain valuable tips and insights and discover fun ways to enjoy being a graduate student. Running through the first four weeks of semester, this program will extend your social network and give you valuable insights into life in the GSBE, the University and Melbourne more broadly.

Register online at:http://tlu.fbe.unimelb.edu.au/students/graduate/ mentoring_opportunities.html

Teaching and Learning Unit (TLU)

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The TLU provides academic support programs and services specifically tailored to business students that enhance your learning in the areas of:

• Academic writing • Critical analysis• Efficient reading • Team work and collaboration • Grammar and sentence structure• Research • Referencing• Time management• Assignments • Presentations • Maths and statistics • Exam preparation

Our programs range from discipline-specific academic skills development to assistance with cultural transition. We endeavour to make your learning as enjoyable, successful and rewarding as possible.

“The mentoring program offered me an opportunity to share my experiences and knowledge about studying and the Faculty’s services. It also introduced me to new friends and enhanced the joyfulness of my student life.”

Hoang Vy Le, Master of Business and Information Technology, Mentor Semester Two, 2011

“It’s good to learn from other people. If I have already learned some concepts, I will take it for granted that I know it, but in PASSI I will learn from other people when they come up with questions. PASSI is also a good opportunity to adapt to the teaching system in Australia, because in Australia people are encouraged to come up with ideas and be involved in the class, so I think it’s helpful for us to practice these skills in PASSI.” Charlotte Zheng, Master of Management (Accounting), 2011

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Helpsheets

The TLU provides over sixty Helpsheets that cover almost every academic skill that will help you to achieve your academic goals. The Helpsheets are arranged into six broad areas: writing skills, text types, citing and referencing, study skills, research skills and maths and statistics. Helpsheets are available in hard copy from the TLU or online.

Find the range of Helpsheets at: http://tlu.fbe.unimelb.edu.au/learningresourcestlu/helpsheets.aspx

The AIM Program

The AIM Program is a pre-semester program for both new and continuing GSBE students. The AIM Program comprises three foundational modules; Academic Learning Skills, Information Literacy and Mathematics and Statistics. It is designed to help you build academic skills that are essential for business and economics study success. As a student in the AIM program, you will receive academic support and personalised feedback from our TLU Learning Advisors as you work on a team-based assessment task.

To explore how the AIM Program can be useful for you, visit: http://tlu.fbe.unimelb.edu.au/students/graduate/theaimprogram.html

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“The lecturer really gives information on what is needed to be successful in graduate study, especially for those students who come from foreign countries.

The lectures were well structured and easy to follow. I liked the material on essay writing the most.”

GEP participant, Semester One, 2011 (anonymous evaluation)

Graduate Enrichment Program (GEP)

Tailored to the needs of commencing Masters students in the GSBE, the weekly GEP sessions enrich your studies both academically and socially. In each session, students meet in a relaxed environment and learn about Australian life, culture and institutions. Through practical experience, GEP can also help you to develop your academic learning and literacy skills, your abilities to research effectively and your presentation skills.

You can find session details at: http://tlu.fbe.unimelb.edu.au/students/graduate/GEP.html

Peer Writing Tutor

The Peer Writing Program offers students the opportunity to talk with a Peer Tutor about written work. Peer Tutors are skilled writers who can help you to address your more straight forward questions related to grammar, structure, coherence of argument and referencing.

For drop-in session times, please visit: http://tlu.fbe.unimelb.edu.au/

Individual Consultations

Book an individual consultation session and receive expert advice on maths and statistical problems, written assignment structure, research, grammar, referencing and academic style. Our TLU Learning Advisors will offer invaluable tips on exam preparation, time management, effective reading and critical thinking skills. Consultations with our Maths and Statistics Advisors are also available. Find out what we can do for you at: http://tlu.fbe.unimelb.edu.au/students/consultations/

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“It’s these broader interests that reveal an ability to juggle real-life challenges and an affinity for peer networking. It’s these

broader interests that demonstrate the ‘X factor’ that employers are always looking for . It’s these broader interests that are

recognised and supported by the GSBE Global Communication and Leadership Award.”

Chris Leptos AM, Partner KPMG Melbourne

Initial Career Interview

Plan your customised career plan with advice from expert careers professionals from the BECC.

Leadership Award Mentor Program (LAMP)

Paired with experienced student Mentors, discover co-curricular opportunities, reflect on your own skills development through guided exercises, and learn to communicate your experience and

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The Leadership Award empowers students to build skills and leadership experience through co-curricular activities and projects, supported by the Leadership Award Mentor Program. Develop teamwork, interpersonal and leadership skills and learn to communicate effectively to potential employers.

Successful completion of the Leadership Award is included on your academic transcript.

For details on how to register and completion criteria visit: www.gsbe.unimelb.edu.au/current/leadership-award/

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“It’s these broader interests that reveal an ability to juggle real-life challenges and an affinity for peer networking. It’s these broader

interests that demonstrate the ‘X factor’ that employers are always looking for. It’s these broader interests that are recognised and

supported by the GSBE Global Communication and Leadership Award.”

Chris Leptos AM, Partner KPMG Melbourne

Leadership Award Project

Initiate and lead a significant volunteering project that makes an impact on your community.

Final Application

Prepare for the graduate recruitment process by submitting your final application and attending a panel interview. Receive feedback on your performance, giving you a head-start in pursuing your dream career.

Co-Curricular Activities

Develop key employability skills through engagement in a wide-range of co-curricular activities.

Initial Career Interview

Plan your customised career plan with advice from expert careers professionals from the BECC.

Leadership Award Mentor Program (LAMP)

Paired with experienced student mentors, discover co-curricular opportunities, reflect on your own skills development through guided exercises, and learn to communicate your experience and knowledge to employers.

Graduate Careers Program (SKIL90003) Looking to gain knowledge and build your skills in key career development areas? The Graduate Careers Program workshops assist you in developing your career strategies and plans, providing practical tips and insights. You can choose to attend the entire semester of this not-for-credit subject or simply attend the weekly sessions that are of most interest to you. Attendance of at least ten sessions in a semester is recognised on your Academic Transcript.

For more information, please visit: http://www.gsbe.unimelb.edu.au/careers/programs/gcp.html

Career Mentoring Program This highly sought-after program exposes you to industry professionals in your area of your study and your chosen career path. Gain an in-depth understanding and knowledge of the industry of your choice through a mentoring relationship that focuses on your career and personal development.

Students are matched with an experienced business professional who provides guidance and advice throughout the academic year. Mentees gain practical industry knowledge, receive feedback and advice on career strategies and recruitment, while establishing valuable business networks.

For more information, please visit: www.gsbe.unimelb.edu.au/careers/programs/mentoring-program.html

Seminars and Events Career events are offered throughout the semester and are aimed at providing specialised information and engagement opportunities. Sessions range from company presentations, expert panels and specific information sessions on topics relevant to employment outcomes. Career Circles Gain insights and advice directly from employers and recruiters; hear from expert and alumni panels and get advice on presentation and communication skills. You can also take part in the Australian Business Culture (ABC) experiential workshops, Clear Speaking seminar, Practice Interviews and Roundtable for finishing students.

For more information, visit: www.gsbe.unimelb.edu.au/careers/programs/circles.html

Companies from the InsideMeet company representatives and gain an understanding about the organization, its structure, culture as well as strategies and recruitment processes.

For more information, visit:www.gsbe.unimelb.edu.au/careers/programs/roundtable.html

“I really liked the weeks which focused on evaluating ourselves. These have provided me further grounding and confidence in my chosen career path, as well as in making goals. I can speak confidently to interviewers now about being aware of my values, strengths and passions and know that I am in the right industry because of what they are.”

Cecily Satin, Master of Management (Accounting), 2011

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BECC Workgroup on Careers Online The BECC uses Careers Online, which gives you all the necessary careers information at a click of a button, including:

• Booking your appointment

• Job search and internship opportunities

• Careers related activities

• Blog and news post

• Resources and Helpsheets

At the start of your course you will become a member of the BECC workgroup and can follow career events and job opportunities throughout your degree.

Find out more by visiting: http://careersonline.unimelb.edu.au/workgroups/ business-and-economics-careers-centre

Career Consultations The BECC provides a range of consultations to enable you to discuss your career plan and prepare yourself for the job seeking and recruitment process with an experienced Career Consultant. Choose the type of consultation that meets your needs best:

• Initial Career Interview 20 minute interview for new students to map out a personal career plan

• CV Review 30 minute review of job application documents

• Individual Consultation 30-50 minute in-depth career strategy discussion

• Drop-In Session Quick consultations are available once a week without a booking

For more information, please visit: www.gsbe.unimelb.edu.au/careers/programs/ consultations.html

My CareerThe Business & Economics Careers Centre (BECC) provides tailored support services for students of the Graduate School of Business and Economics, as well as engagement opportunities for employers and industry organisations.

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Online CVThe Online CV System enables you to construct your CV using a

professionally crafted one-page format as an ideal starting point to build and develop your professional resume.

For more information, visit: www.gsbe.unimelb.edu.au/careers/resources/online-cv.html

Online Resources, Information Sheets & BECC LibraryYou will find useful links, Helpsheets and other web resources available in your BECC online workgroup that help you to simplify the process of employment preparation and careers research. In addition to our online resources, the BECC also has an extensive book and DVD library from which students are able to borrow a range of books and DVDs in areas such as application advice, graduate outcomes and positive psychology.

For more information, visit: www.gsbe.unimelb.edu.au/careers/resources

My Professional Memberships

The BECC offers professional membership opportunities with various institutes and societies. Gain a competitive advantage, keep up-to-date with industry trends, network with industry professionals and develop your skills by subscribing today.

• The Australian Marketing Institute (AMI) Marketing students are eligible for a free annual membership

• Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia (ICAA) Accounting students are eligible for free student membership

• CPA Australia Accounting students are eligible for free student membership

• Australian Human Resources Institute (AHRI) Full-time Human Resources Management students are eligible for free membership

For more information, visit: www.gsbe.unimelb.edu.au/careers/professional-memberships

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Internships Are you interested in becoming a paid intern with a Melbourne company? Internship opportunities are offered throughout the year as placements become available. Selection is competitive and students who continuously build their employability skills enter the selection process with an advantage.

For more information, visit: www.gsbe.unimelb.edu.au/careers/wil/internships.html

Volunteer Experience There is another, equally valuable way to have a professionally and personally rewarding WIL experience, through un-paid volunteer activities where you engage on a casual basis in complimentary or enhancing tasks in an organisation. In addition to contributing to society, this experience will add value to your CV, as it shows potential employers that you are a socially responsible individual.

For more information, visit: www.gsbe.unimelb.edu.au/careers/wil/volunteer.html

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My Work Integrated Learning (WIL)

Melbourne Business Practicum (MBP)The Melbourne Business Practicum (BUSA90473) exposes you to the real business environment. Student teams work intensively on a business project, drawing on diverse technical knowledge and backgrounds. Apply your knowledge to a consulting project of strategic importance hosted by a prominent Melbourne business. Participating companies include ANZ, KPMG and Royal Botanic Gardens.

MBP is a for-credit subject, conducted in Summer Semester (February) and Winter Semester (July) each year. Places in this subject are limited and entry is via a competitive application process.

For more information, visit: www.gsbe.unimelb.edu.au/careers/wil/ melbourne-business-prac.html

Volunteer Business Practicum (VBP)The VBP involves un-paid volunteer activity with a not-for-profit organisation. Student teams work intensively on a community or business project, based either in regional Victoria or in Melbourne.

The VBP is conducted twice a year, during the months of February and July. Please note that this is not a subject offering of the GSBE.

To register and for more information, visit: www.gsbe.unimelb.edu.au/careers/wil/vbp.html

“I have decided to accept the offer from Jardines Matheson and start the training from January 2012 in Hong Kong. I will then be able to transfer back to mainland China from 2013 onwards. I feel quite happy about that and I do think this is a great opportunity to get me ahead in the professional field. I would like to thank you for your support over the last two years; it is a great pleasure to know you and I appreciate all your help along the way.”

Ji Sun, Master of Finance, 2010Employed by Jardines Matheson

“I sincerely appreciate the help that I have received from career consultations. I have gained a very clear guide for CV writing and tailored interview skills counseling. Without these professional services, I could not imagine myself being involved in great opportunities such as becoming an intern as an Equity Analyst, a team member in the Melbourne Business Practicum with ANZ and successfully attaining part-time jobs. I encourage every student to take the initiative and make the most of this valuable service.”

Scott Lin, Master of Finance, 2010

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Community Volunteering By volunteering during your degree you will build a lifetime network of friends and professionals and develop your communication, leadership and teamwork skills. The University’s LIVE Unit hosts a range of programs and resources, including volunteers online.

GSBE’s affiliated Clubs and Societies are world-leaders in student-led community engagement:

LIVE Unit: www.services.unimelb.edu.au/live/ Extra-Curricular Network of Australia: www.ecna.com.au

My Global Opportunities Student Exchange Gain an international perspective on your discipline and a deeply rewarding experience of another culture by undertaking an exchange at one of our partner international business schools around the world. The University’s exchange and study abroad programs are managed through the Melbourne Global Mobility Office (MGM).

• 1.5 year course: apply in Semester 1• 2 year course: apply in either Semester 1 or 2

To find out more, visit:www.gsbe.unimelb.edu.au/experience/exchange.html

Global Business Practicum (GBP) The GBP is an intensive, for-credit subject that exposes you to the real-life business practices and culture of the financial capitals of Asia. Teams of four apply their academic skills on a real consulting project for a large international business in destinations such as Singapore, Shanghai, Mumbai and Kuala Lumpur.

• Summer – January • Winter – July

For more information, visit:www.gsbe.unimelb.edu.au/experience/GBP.html

“Going on exchange is a life-changing experience. During my time in Italy, I’ve improved my language skills, learned about another culture, experienced a new way of learning, all whilst making new friends from all around the world.”

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My Leadership Creating Future Leaders Series This flagship seminar series of the GSBE puts you into conversation with high-profile industry leaders from Australia and overseas. Be inspired by their stories and gain insights into the world of business today.

Monthly seminars:• Semester 1 – March, April and May • Semester 2 – August, September, October For more information and to register for upcoming sessions visit:www.gsbe.unimelb.edu.au/experience/leadersseries.html

Student Host Program Help new students settle into campus life by conducting campus tours, answering any questions on Orientation Day and acting as their mentors during their Pre-Semester Program case presentation. All hosts receive training in communication, team work and leadership skills.

• Semester 1 – February • Semester 2 – July

Register online at:www.gsbe.unimelb.edu.au/experience/student-host.html

Case Competitions Case competitions are an internationally recognized way of developing students’ business skills; apply your theoretical knowledge to solve a real business problem. Some competitions are open to all to apply, e.g. Strategy Presentation Challenge, while others are offered as part of particular academic subjects.

For 2012, the GSBE will be hosting an Inaugural Australasian Case Competition between the top business schools in our region.

Student Ambassador Leadership Program (SALP) This 18-month program, run by the Leadership, Involvement and Volunteer Experience Unit (LIVE), provides networking opportunities and develops skills through active engagement both within the University and the wider community. Available to graduate students with 18 months of candidature remaining at the time of application.

Find out more at: www.services.unimelb.edu.au/live

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The programs and services of the GSBE Student Experience Team engage you in life beyond the classroom. Whether it is by going on an international exchange, volunteering for a student club or NGO, joining a case competition, or becoming a Student Host on O-Week, your involvement will build networks and develop skills that employers will value.

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GSA - Graduate Student Association GSA represents all graduate students at the University of Melbourne and has more than 30 graduate student groups affiliated. Participate in their social and cultural events, meet and network with fellow graduates. www.gsa.unimelb.edu.au

MMI – Melbourne Microfinance Initiative MMI’s activities empower students with knowledge, experiences, and opportunities to take real action towards alleviating poverty. Attend their informative guest speaker events to learn about Microfinance. You can also participate in MMI’s Country Initiative projects, where students work in small teams to provide consulting services to their partner NGOs. Students then travel to their NGO’s home country to implement their findings and see Microfinance in action.www.melbournemicrofinance.com

ESSA - Economics Students’ Society of Australia The Economics Students’ Society of Australia (ESSA) aims to identify the possible career paths for those studying a major in Economics, provide a support network for those currently studying Economics and assist students develop their Economics Skill set. www.economicstudents.com

SAMM - Students’ Association of Management and Marketing SAMM was created with the vision of giving students in Management and Marketing the opportunity to grow their professional skills, networks and understanding of employment options. We aim to accomplish these goals by building relationships with industry, academics, professional institutes and other students. www.facebook.com/UniMelbSAMM

CAINZ: ‘Education - Networking - Experience’ Cainz is a student run, not-for-profit organization that provides quality financial investment education and experiences of trading to its members with a focus on various real financial markets. Cainz also provides a great platform for like-minded people to build a social network and work towards their common goals. www.cainz.net

My Community GSBE Welcome Function (commencing students) & GSBE SA Welcome Party (all students) On Friday of Week One of each semester, the GSBE welcomes all commencing students to gather at an iconic Melbourne Venue. Meet your Academic Program Director along with other key academic and professional staff and fellow GSBE students.

This is immediately followed by the GSBE SA Welcome party, where all GSBE students celebrate the beginning of semester and build their professional and social network.

Student Experience E3 Expo The Student Experience E3 Expo is a showcase of enrichment opportunities that occurs in Week 4 of each semester. Meet members of students clubs and societies that you can join, volunteer organisations and discover more about the many global and local opportunities available to you.

Graduation Dinner At the end of each semester, GSBE hosts a congratulatory Graduation Dinner to formally recognise the achievements, hard work, commitment and successes of graduands. All graduating students from each semester are invited to attend.

• Semester 1 – July • Semester 2 – December

My Clubs and Societies Below are just some of the wide array of affiliated student clubs and societies. Meet members and sign up at the Student Experience E3 Expo held in week 4 of each semester.

GSBE SA - Graduate School of Business and Economics Student AssociationThe GSBE SA is your Student Association: run by students, for students. They offer exciting social and professional networking opportunities such as the Strategy Presentation Challenge case competition, with companies such as ANZ, KPMG and Deloitte, Cross-Uni networking function, sports trips, day excursions and much more.

All GSBE students are eligible to join. Membership is free.www.gsbesa.org

GCG - Graduate Consulting Group The Graduate Consulting Group provides a range of consulting services on a pro-bono basis to charities and not-for-profit organisations. The Group’s presence ensures that not-for-profits have access to the skills, talent and knowledge of highly motivated, professionally educated students of the Graduate School of Business and Economics. www.gcg.org.au

SE | AoC - Student Entrepreneurs | Agents of Change. If you have a passion for entrepreneurship, don’t miss the seminars, workshops and pitch competitions organised by the Student Entrepreneurs | Agents of Change. Gain insight from successful entrepreneurs, participate in exciting competitions, win great prizes and develop your organisational skills by joining their events team. www.agentsofchange.org.au

AIESEC - University of Melbourne Are you a student who is internationally aware, interested in global issues, and committed to empowering the youth? Present in over 110 countries and territories and with over 60,000 members, AIESEC is the international platform for young people like you to discover and develop your potential so as to have a positive impact in society. www.aiesec.org/australia

FMAA – Financial Management Association of Australia With the continuing support of Gold and Founding Sponsor, the Macquarie Group, the FMAA actively promotes the career awareness and professional skills of its members and facilitates involvement in business-related activities with potential employers. www.fmaa.com.au

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“The Graduate Consulting Group works with charities and not-for-profit organisations to deliver value and tangible results...Join us in achieving our vision of becoming a highly respected pro-bono consulting firm and developing a cooperative network of socially responsible future business leaders.” Kevin Chin, Process & Policy Management Specialist, GCG

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Staying Connected GSBE Newsletter The first place to look to learn about upcoming events and opportunities. http://benews.unimelb.edu.au/gsbenews/

Teaching and Learning Unit (TLU)Level 5, The Spotwww.tlu.fbe.unimelb.edu.au

Business & Economics Careers Centre (BECC)Level 1, The Spotwww.gsbe.unimelb.edu.au/careers

Student ExperienceLevel 1, The Spotwww.gsbe.unimelb.edu.au/experience

Contact UsGraduate School of Business and Economics198 Berkeley Street (The Spot)The University of MelbourneT: +61 3 8344 1670F: +61 3 9349 5021E: [email protected]: www.gsbe.unimelb.edu.au Disclaimer: The information in this publication was correct at the time of printing. The University of Melbourne reserves the right to make changes as appropriate. As details may change, you are encouraged to visit the University’s website or contact the University of Melbourne Information Centre to obtain the latest information.

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