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The foundations of a strong career in environmental practice go beyond your qualification, and include the connections, experiences and community you build along the way.
In NSW, supporting students and early career practitioners is a key focus of the EIANZ NSW Division. The Division’s Students and Early Careers Committee drives connection and engagement through a diverse mix of events, programs and activities tailored to those starting out in the profession. From networking opportunities and professional development events to mentoring programs and peer connections, the NSW Division offers students and graduates the tools and community needed to kickstart your career in environmental practice. Explore what we have to offer below.
EIANZ Student/Associate Membership opens the door to a thriving community of environmental practitioners spanning consultancy, government, academia, industry and the not-for-profit sector. This exposure offers insight into the diverse career pathways available in the environmental field, helping you make informed decisions about your career direction.
As a Student/Associate Member, you will gain access to a range of benefits to help you grow personally and professionally:
Held quarterly, the Early Careers Pub Social is a casual and welcoming space for students and early-career practitioners to come together, swap stories, and build connections outside a formal event environment. These evenings are a great opportunity to meet like-minded peers and grow your network in a relaxed setting. Keep an eye out for upcoming dates!
The NSW Students and Early Careers Committee hosts the annual Careers in Environment Night, designed to help students and early-career professionals explore the wide range of career pathways available in the sector. Featuring a panel of practitioners working across environmental impact assessment, ecology, sustainability, contaminated land, renewable energy and more, the evening gives attendees the chance to ask questions, hear career stories and build connections with professionals who want to help you succeed.
We acknowledge and value the rights and interests of Indigenous Peoples in the protection and management of environmental values through their involvement in decisions and processes, and the application of traditional Indigenous knowledge.