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Mineral Resources

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  • 1,000 - 50,000 employees

2023 Graduate Heritage and Native Title Advisor null

Opportunity Expired

Our Graduate Program is the perfect place to launch your professional career with one of Australia’s fastest-growing mining companies.

Opportunity details

Opportunity Type
Graduate Job
Number of Vacancies
1
Salary
AUD 70,000

Competitive Salary

Application dates

Minimum requirements

Accepting International Applications
No
Qualifications Accepted
H
Anthropology
Geography
Archaeology
History
L
Justice & Law Enforcement
Commercial Law
Constitutional Law
Criminal Law
Family Law
International Law
Tax Law
Legal Studies

Hiring criteria

Bachelor Degree in Archaeology, Law, or similar

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Working rights

Australia

  • Australian Work Visa (All Other)
  • Australian Citizen
  • Australian Permanent Resident
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Overview of the role 

As our business continues to grow, Graduate Program participants will be empowered to help support high priority projects from the outset. 

With new opportunities and a local team on hand to support your learning and development, the future’s bright at Mineral Resources.

Structure and timeline 

The Graduate Program is comprised of multiple business rotations to provide you with a breadth of industry experience. At the conclusion of the program, we will endeavour to transition you to a full-time role. 

Training and development provided 

With dedicated Program Mentors, regular feedback and review sessions, and online and face to face networking events – the MinRes Graduate Program is the perfect place to grow your career.

Job perks and special features 

Graduate Employees at MinRes have access to the below perks: 

  • Sponsorship of a professional membership whilst you complete the program
  • Participation in the Employee Share Scheme
  • Participation in the Quarterly Bonus Scheme
  • Access to a wide range of employee benefits ranging from retail, health care, financial, accommodation and travel services.

Who are we looking for? 

Our greatest strength is our people – our MinRes family – so we’re always looking for opportunities to introduce new skills and fresh thinking that will continue to grow our business.

The prerequisites

To be eligible for the 2022 Mineral Resources Graduate Program, you’ll need to:

  • be in your final study year of Archaeology, Law or a similar discipline, or have graduated from a recognised University within the past 12 months;
  • be an Australian or New Zealand citizen, or hold Australian permanent residency at the time of application;
  • have availability to commence full-time employment in early 2023;
  • be passionate about a long-term mining career with a desire to learn new skills related to your chosen career;
  • be motivated to reach your personal and professional potential; and
  • work as part of a successful team with well-rounded communication skills.
  • be based in Western Australia or willing to relocate to WA to participate.

As a proud Equal Opportunity Employer, Mineral Resources is committed to diversity and encourages applications from individuals with diverse backgrounds.

Hiring criteria

You should have or be completing the following to apply for this opportunity.

Bachelor Degree in Archaeology, Law, or similar
Degree or Certificate
Minimum Level of Study
Bachelor or higher
Study Field
L
Justice & Law Enforcement
Commercial Law
Constitutional Law
Criminal Law
Family Law
International Law
Tax Law
Legal Studies
H
Archaeology
History

Work rights

The opportunity is available to applicants in any of the following categories.

country
eligibility

Australia

Australia

Australian Work Visa (All Other)

Australian Citizen

Australian Permanent Resident


Graduate Success Stories


  • Graduate stories
I love the variety it’s the spice of life therefore I’m always more than happy to go to new locations and learn more interesting facts about that area.

Merryln Mpofu

  • Graduate stories
The nature of the finance team means it interacts with all parts of the business from the mines to the different support functions.

Pieter Vermeulen