Category: Employability and Graduate Success

Pave the way for student career development learning in your course

We asked academic staff how they use career resources in their course - here's what they said!

/ 15 February, 2021

Promote student employability in your unit

Short training sessions for teaching staff on using CareerHub, MyMQ CareerZone and LinkedIn for networking.

/ 25 January, 2021

The PACE evaluation project: Sharing the findings

The PACE program has recently completed a multi-year evaluation to assess the impact and effectiveness of the program.

The science demo: an experience going virtual

Fun, messy science demos in classrooms. What do you do when you and your audience need to connect via the Internet instead?

/ 25 September, 2020
DFAT Briefing in Canberra

Is there an undiscovered global leader in your classroom?

With a focus on cross-cultural understanding, leadership, international issues, innovation, and entrepreneurship, the Global Leadership Program provides students with the knowledge, skills and networks they’ll need to advance in their professional and personal lives.

/ 18 August, 2020

Here’s how to get the most out of your LinkedIn profile

In times of great turbulence and uncertainty in employment, how are you ensuring your strengths and experience shine online for employers?

/ 13 July, 2020
Group of young business

“If only I had someone to help with …” If this is you, read on

PACE students are available to help, contributing to your work while applying their learning in the real world.

Photo studio with lighting and white backdrop. Photo by Alexander Dummer on Unsplash

Studio shots for MQ staff – December 2019

Book in your photo session for December 2019 - places are limited!

/ 12 December, 2019
Person at the edge of a cave near the water. Photo by Ana Gabriel on Unsplash

3 ways to look at job uncertainty differently

Given the general unease and negative lens often applied to large shifts in organisational direction, I'm compelled to share, and attempt to take, a more Stoic approach to the situation.

/ 13 November, 2019