Graduate Position

At WSP, our people bring their talents to a diverse range of projects – from iconic buildings to new sustainable cities to exciting heritage projects – to create what matters for future generations. You’ll be part of an organisation that takes pride in its work and is driven by making a meaningful difference to create better communities and a healthier world.
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See what your journey at WSP might look like.
Your important questions are answered here.
Find the perfect graduate role for you
We don’t simply employ graduates; we foster and . With our two-year , you own your career and drive your success. We provide you with the tools, support, and environment to flourish in your career.
See our sector services and find out if we are looking for your degree here.
Where will you be in five years?
Do you want to change the world for the better? Lead the way to net zero targets? Maybe build healthier communities, and more livable cities? Whatever it is you aspire to achieve, we can help you get there, so ask yourself, ‘where do I want to be in five years?’ and at WSP.
Evelyn is a Transport Engineer in the Planning and Mobility (P&M) Team.
How do I apply for a graduate position with WSP?
How do I apply for a graduate position with WSP?
Applications open on the 19 of February for all roles nationally. The formal assessment period will close at the end of April, after this we will have a general expressions of interest area where you can register your interest for the following years program.
What do I need to include with my online application?
What do I need to include with my online application?
When applying you will be asked to complete a short screening form that will help us review your application for the relevant areas of our business.

You will need to attach a current copy of your

Cover letter (outlining your relevant skills and experience and interest in WSP)
Academic transcript (most recent transcripts - an unofficial copy is acceptable, and we anticipate you will have courses pending results).

What degree disciplines do you recruit for?
What degree disciplines do you recruit for?
We are a large and diverse business; we consider graduates from a variety of academic backgrounds. Our consultants are experts and strategic advisors across engineering, planning, surveying, architecture, science, and environmental specialty fields.
To find out more about how your degree background may fit into our different business areas in Degree Disciplines .
What is the process for graduate recruitment?
What is the process for graduate recruitment?
When am I expected to start working?
When am I expected to start working?
Our annual recruitment campaign covers graduates starting from mid-year through to the following December. Start dates may vary based on graduates’ availability and the business need at the time.
Regardless of when you join us you will be included in the WSP Graduate Program, this will provide you with a wide range of development opportunities on your journey from graduate to emerging professional and beyond. It is a two-year blended learning experience, offering a holistic approach to development. It includes topics specifically chosen to enhance professional, personal and relationship building skills.
What will my early career journey look like?
What will my early career journey look like?

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We have offices in every state and territory in Australia, we try to accommodate your preference of location. However, because of the volume of graduate applications, it is not always possible to offer you your first choice. The more flexible you can be regarding location; the more opportunities will be open to you.
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