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CU people take their work seriously, but not themselves. This creates an excellent learning environment and enables you to be yourself at work. 

Clayton Utz

Bridgette Vanderwolf

One interesting thing about a lot of Infratech projects is the need for novel legal solutions and frameworks. I found this challenging in the beginning but have grown to enjoy our freedom to approach problems innovatively and commercially.

Gilbert + Tobin

Brittany Baker 

Brittany is working in the Swan Hill Rural Bank office as an agribusiness relationship assistant – her first full-time role post the Agribusiness graduate program.

Rural Bank

Brittany Bickford

Brittany Donald graduated with a Bachelor of Law/Bachelor of Arts (International Relations) from The University of Queensland in 2017 and is now working as a New Energy Consultant at Worley.

Worley

Brittany Donald

Hall & Wilcox has a hybrid-working policy and the team is often in and out of the office at different times, so it is a great chance to connect with everyone!

Hall & Wilcox

Brittany Forsyth

People at Herbert Smith Freehills are able to produce their best legal work because they do so amongst a diverse and supportive workplace. 

Herbert Smith Freehills

Brock Gunthorpe

Throughout my personal and professional journey, I've learned the importance of resilience, adaptability, and continuous growth.

Gadens

Bronte Anderson

The work I have been given so far has not been limited to tasks that my team knows I can complete, but rather tasks that consistently push me out of my comfort zone.

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