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  • Day in the life

Kenny Lim

Assistant Project Manager
My current workload is focused on the contracts administration aspect of my project, so I spend some time negotiating consultant contracts, assessing consultant invoices, sending recommendations to the client for payment and managing project cash flows.
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  • Graduate stories
There are many benefits to the program but my core takeaway would be the global network. Having recently graduate from my program, I travel abroad often, and there is rarely a city in the world that I do not have close friends that I met on the program.

Keppell Smith

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  • Career Mentors
Kerrie Duong is a senior associate in the Commercial Real Estate Group.

Kerrie Duong

Senior Associate
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  • Career Mentors
Try and get as much varied experience in the field on-site as possible.

Kerstin Schoen

Lead Mechanical and Piping Engineer
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  • Graduate stories
It was actually a good time for me to learn at the restaurant while I needed some training as well at work, so it was complementing each other.

Keseenee Soobramaney

Student
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  • Graduate stories
Engineering is a diverse and wide-ranging degree, so there’s definitely something for everyone. Variety is the spice of life!

Kesh Preeyadarshanan

Civil Engineer, Brisbane
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  • Day in the life

Kevin De Guzman

Marketing Graduate
Kevin studied Master of Marketing at Deakin University and is now a Marketing Graduate at Reece Group
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  • Graduate stories
Don’t wed yourself to a specific career path just because it’s the traditional way to do it. Think about where you want to be long term and be open to any opportunity that helps you get closer to it, even if it comes from somewhere totally unexpected.

Kevin Delaney

Brand Manager – Johnnie Walker
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