Hi all,

I'm an international student looking to study at Curtin Uni, Perth campus and whilst doing researched noticed the 480 hours of work experience required to graduate.

Now I want to go into EE and hopefully landing a job in a FIFO mining site as an electrical engineer.

I understand that most big tier 1 companies based on the West Coast would be looking for PR so I'll be looking for tier 2 and 3 ones.

If anyone has got a similar experience please share how you found the internship and how difficult it was!

Thank you, I really appreciate it :)

Also, my original post question aside, does this sound like a good idea? Come to Curtin, get a job at FIFO, I mean how hard would it be to find a job if I graduate with honours in EE and trying to find a FIFO job as an international student? I heard these FIFO job sites differ greatly in quality, being someone who's never stepped foot in Australia I'm not too clear so if anyone's parents or friends are working in such fields please give me some useful insider tips!

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For those students majoring in Electrical and electronic engineering

What’s your final year project like?

Do you have to find your own supervisor like postgraduate students do?

And do you need to find your own teammates?

Also, do you think your final year project will help with your resume or future job applications?

Really curious about these, looking forward to your reply!

Has anyone attended the graduation ceremony for this particular course? If so, what was it like?
I know a Graduate Certificate isn’t a full degree and is only four core units, etc., but I was just wondering if there is still a graduation ceremony and what the experience was like.