2025 Banking and Accounting Graduate Program null

• Kick-start your journey with Australia’s biggest bank.
• You’ll experience a world class rotational Graduate Program, tailored to the career pathway you choose and designed to support as you launch your career.
• We have great work perks (think gym discounts and reward points to put towards your next holiday). And we’re going to have loads of fun together along the way!

Do work that matters 

Your passion for people and cultivating relationships will make you the point of contact between the numbers and the business while delivering meaningful insights. 

You’ll gain hands on experience to real life projects; make an impact to customers and communities and if you’re part of Institutional Banking and Markets you’ll begin your journey with a four week Graduate Academy. 

Your ability to analyse data, information, and comfort working with numbers and trends will allow you to connect the dots to find your stakeholders the best solutions.

See yourself in our team 

When you apply to the Banking and Accounting career pathway, there are three programs to choose from. 

Finance and Accounting – Sydney

You'll complete up to four rotations across 18 months in areas including Group Treasury, Climate Strategy, Investor Relations, Capital and Audit. You’ll work on projects that support our Board, our shareholders and a range of business areas across the Group in their decision making. We'll also support you with gaining further professional accreditation. 

After the program, you could begin your career in any of the above teams.

Business Banking Commercial – Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne & Perth

You'll complete three rotations across 15 months. You’ll have a direct impact on our customers and the community standing side-by-side with our business clients across Australia, providing them with financial solutions to bring their visions to life – everything from start-ups to listed companies. 

You’ll develop your skills in credit analysis, financial modelling, interpretation of customer’s financial information, and managing the end-to-end lending process. 

At the end of the Program, you’ll be future ready to become a banker or leader in our business by transitioning into a challenging role as an Analyst.

Institutional Banking and Markets (IB&M) – Sydney & Melbourne

You’ll experience three rotations over 12 months in our public area (Global Markets or Commodities, Trade & Carbon), private area (Client Solutions or Capital Structuring) and support teams (Chief Operating Office, Non-Financial Risk & Conduct or Quants, Data, Analytics and Technology). 

You’ll gain an in-depth understanding of IB&M, benefiting from making live deals and trades while interacting with our institutional clients. You have the opportunity to obtain international exposure and work experience. You’ll work on high profile projects where you can influence others. 

After the program, you'll have the opportunity to move into an Associate level role in Client Solutions, Capital Structuring, Commodities, Trade & Carbon, Global Markets or Quants, Data, Analytics or Technology.

Check out commbank.com.au/graduate to find out more about our pathways. 

Join us

You may have a background in quantitative degrees such as Accounting, Finance, Economics, Statistics, and Mathematics or studied subjects aligned to these disciplines. You’re also -

• Innately curious about analysing data and information to draw conclusions;
• Proactive, highly engaged and an ambitious self-starter;
• Someone who has excellent interpersonal skills and a strong desire to succeed;
• Passionate about building meaningful relationships with our customers

At CommBank, we’re committed to your development, career growth and training. We encourage you to apply for our program no matter what your degree. Your skills may align to one of our roles. 

If this sounds like you, and you’re:

• An Australian/NZ citizen or Australian permanent resident at the time of your application;
• In your final year of your overall university degree, or have completed your final subjects within the last 24 months; and
• Achieving at least a credit average across your overall degree;