Hey Divers,

Welcome back from the mid-semester break! We hope Week 9 is treating you well and you aren't getting bombarded with too many assignments. 

This is a busy period for everyone, so we'll keep this one short and sweet! Read on to find out about upcoming hackathons, graduate programs, and volunteering opportunities.

Until next time, Divers! 👋

  13/10   Having trouble getting started on that side project you've been thinking about? Need some help staying accountable? Join MAC at their Code Jam event where you can work on your side projects with some company and get inspired by others.  
 

  14/10   If you're keen on learning more about the current landscape of the graduate scene, this event is for you! There will be current HR representatives and consultants to answer your questions about finding internships and graduate positions.
 

  14/10   In a collaborative event between the Law and IT faculty, this tech talk will be comprised of experienced panellists discussing the future of cybercrime. Join for an interesting discussion on topics, such as phishing. hacking, and identity theft.

 16/10  Girls in Tech Australia is hosting a healthcare-focused hackathon, beginning on the 16th of October. After that, teams will be brainstorming and protoyping for two days from the 24th to 25th of October. Register by hitting the button above, whether or not you have a team!

Looking to upskill your web development and UI/UX skills? Digital Inclusions Northern Australia is seeking a remote-working volunteer to help them revamp their website and increase its usability. Express your interest by hitting the button above!

  14/10   Applications for Accenture's Operations Graduate Program are closing soon! You'll be working on improving business services using the power of technology. They are looking for both technical and non-technical students, so don't forget to apply!

  30/10   This is 12-month program for Australian citizens who are already enrolled in cyber-related studies. As part of the program, you will receiving financial support, networking opportunities, mentoring sessions, and a two-week cyber experience placement.

  31/10   If you identify as Indigenous or Torres Strait Islander or both, apply to EY's Indigenous Intern Program to gain up to twelve weeks of paid work experience throughout your degree. You can be anywhere from your first year through to your final year of study.