Woodside's Summer Vacation Program allows students in their second to last year of university with a genuine interest in the oil and gas industry to gain an insight into working within a fast paced, multi-disciplined organisation.
In our award winning 12 week program (or 4 week program for accounting and finance students), you will be given the opportunity to undertake challenging projects in a dynamic environment that has been designed to provide:
Through our Summer Vacation Program you will not only get valuable exposure to real, meaningful work, but also a fantastic insight into our culture, and exposure to our leaders. We offer weekly lunch and learn sessions coordinated by the Graduate Committee, and the possibility of seeing our operations first-hand through either a placement or site visit to Karratha.
You are eligible to apply to our Summer Vacation Program if you are:
4.4
1,000 - 50,000 employees
Mining, Oil & Gas
Woodside is an Australian oil and gas company with a global presence, recognised for its world-class capabilities.
I am surrounded by amazing people on my team who are caring and nurturing and always there for me. They care for me both professionally and personally.
Great peer group and networks, learning development support and visibility to senior leaders.
Very high level of responsibility given to graduates in Subsea and Pipelines. There are plenty of opportunities to go offshore and on site to learn. Professional development is valued.
The level of responsibility which is entrusted to graduates makes them strive to perform at higher levels.
Flexibility in role. Great variety of roles available in company. Open to developing different skills. Very good and friendly culture.
Roles and experiences can vary between graduates.
Currently Woodside is an Australian company with the majority of its interests limited to Australia. However, I anticipate this will change as the company expands globally over the next 5-10 years.
Bureaucratic. Lack of support from senior engineers - due to their heavy workload, not from lack of trying.