新南威尔士大学获“最具就业力大学”

在百强未来领袖奖评选中，新南威尔士大学16名学生上榜，全澳洲比例最高，荣获“最具就业力大学”称号。关心澳洲留学就业信息的小伙伴们来围观。

新南威尔士大学的学生掏出16枚百强未来领袖奖

未来领袖奖评选活动由毕业生就业网站GradConnection和《澳大利亚金融评论》主办，旨在发掘毕业生就业的最大潜力。学生参与评选过程，通过书面申请，心理测试和视频访谈中选出前100名。19个行业和职业奖项的赢家通过面对面的形式被挑选出来。

科学学院梅林克罗斯利院长代表新南威尔士大学领奖，学生萨拉·加藤和卡桑德拉·墨菲也作为在各自领域的行业赢家，到场接受奖项。

“新南威尔士大学，我们努力与雇主和行业连接，给予学生尝试的机会，也从他们那里听到关于我们如何改善教育的建议。得到这个奖项是一种特权，而真正令人愉快的是看到我们的毕业生包括海外留学生走上有价值的职业生涯，”梅林克罗斯利院长说。

新南威尔士大学的类别获奖者是软件工程硕士研究生萨拉·加藤，她赢得了德勤软件开发奖，工程/理科学生卡桑德拉·墨菲，获得了AECOM科学，研究和开发奖。

未来领袖奖让学生们开始寻找实习和就业岗位，同时熟悉招聘的实际过程。奖项颁发后，一些学生已经获得由行业赞助者提供的实习和就业岗位。留学澳洲这不就是最重要的成果之一吗？

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UNSW students ‘most employable’

http://newsroom.unsw.edu.au/news/students/unsw-students-%E2%80%98most-employable%E2%80%99

UNSW has been awarded ‘Most Employable University’ in the Top 100 Future Leaders Awards, with 16 UNSW students making the list, the largest percentage of any university across the country.

UNSW students took out 16 of the Top 100 Future Leaders Awards

UNSW has been awarded ‘Most Employable University’ in the Top 100 Future Leaders Awards, with 16 UNSW students making the list, the largest percentage of any university across the country.

Dean of Science Professor Merlin Crossley accepted the award on behalf of UNSW, with students Sara Kato and Cassandra Murphy also on hand to accept awards as industry winners in their field.

“We are immensely grateful to all the companies involved in the GradConnection event. Providing opportunities for our graduates to explore job opportunities is vitally important to UNSW and, of course, to all universities,” said Professor Crossley.

“At UNSW we try hard to connect with employers and industry to give our students a taste of the opportunities and also to hear about how we can improve our educational offerings. Receiving this award is a privilege but the true pleasure is seeing our graduates go on to rewarding careers,” he said.

Professor Merlin Crossley accepts the 'Most Employable University' award on behalf of UNSW.

The awards aim to find the “cream of the crop” in the graduate employment stakes and are hosted by graduate job website GradConnection and the Australian Financial Review.

Students took part in a selection process similar to one used by Australia’s major employers, including written applications, psychometric testing and video interviews to discover the top 100.

Winners of the 19 industry and occupational awards were then selected through face-to-face interviews.

UNSW’s category winners were Software Engineering graduate Sara Kato, who won the Deloitte Software Development Award, and Engineering / Science student Cassandra Murphy, who was the joint winner of the AECOM Science, Research and Development Award.

Kato has completed internships at Google and Microsoft and is now studying a Masters in Biomedical Engineering at UNSW. She is also a member of Robogals, an international organisation that aims to increase female participation in engineering.

加藤已经完成了在谷歌和微软的实习，现在在新南威尔士大学攻读生物医学工程硕士学位。她同时也是Robogals中的一员，一个旨在提高女性在工程领域参与度的国际组织。

Murphy is majoring in environmental engineering and ecology and is passionate about finding innovative, environmentally sustainable solutions to engineering problems. She is involved in the UNSW Engineers without Borders Society organising events promoting humanitarian engineering.

"It was an honour and a privilege to win the award. The competition was a good experience to meet other like minded, driven students and future employers," Murphy said.

Cassandra Murphy

The Future Leaders Awards give students a head-start in the search for internships and graduate positions as well as practical experience in the recruitment process.

As a result of the awards, some students have been offered internships and graduate positions with industry sponsors.

Other UNSW students to reach the Top 100 Future Leaders list were: Amit Sudhakar (Actuarial Studies / Commerce), Arlyn Swain (Economics / Commerce), Cissy Ye (Commerce / Media), Edbert Chung (Engineering), Ivan Lu (Commerce), Jackson Edmonds (Commerce), Jarred Grimmond (Engineering), Jason Phan (Commerce / Law), Mathew Rowe (Engineering), Peter Morian (Actuarial Studies / Economics), Ranie Nguyen (Engineering / Commerce), Sarthak Sinha (Commerce / Law), Siddharth Doshi (Engineering) and Xin Na Zeng (Commerce).