In this episode of the ESSA Exchange, Elly Lau, Jade Truong, and Raymond Wong discuss migration and student opportunities with Deloitte Access Economics manager Ashleigh Hanna.
For more information related to this episode, please see the links below.
- Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2021 Census: Nearly half of Australians have a parent born overseas (link)
- Centre for Population, Migration between Cities and Regions (link)
- Centre for Population, OECD: Findings on the effects of migration on Australia’s economy (link)
- Deloitte Access Economics, Australia’s Youth Agenda: Economic and policy imperatives (link)
- Department of Home Affairs, Visas for innovation (link)
- ACS, ACS Digital Pulse 2025 (link)
- Centre for population, Why do people move? (link)
Student opportunities at Deloitte Access Economics:
Deloitte Access Economics offers a range of pathways for students interested in economics, public policy, health, education and social sector work. Final-year students can apply for our Graduate Program, a 12–18 month structured development program that sets you up for a career at Deloitte and typically leads into an Analyst role.
For penultimate-year students, our Vacationer Program is a paid, eight-week internship running from February to March each year, offering hands-on experience across our core policy areas.
We also offer Model Your Future, a five-month mentoring program for female-identifying students studying economics or public policy at the undergraduate or master’s level, with applications opening in April.
For students earlier in their degree, Me at Deloitte is a one-week program each July combining online and in-person sessions to help students explore careers at Deloitte and understand the work we do.
