From drought assistance and animal welfare, to border Seeking
security and international trade, advancing the interests To ensure we meet the challenges of
of Australia’s primary industries is a key role of the developing highly competitive yet sustainable
Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry. industries, we are seeking graduates with a
We are a diverse organisation employing more than
broad range of skills including:
4500 people across Australia and overseas. Our staff  Highly developed communication skills and
includes policy officers, scientists, economists, researchers, team skills
veterinary officers, program administrators, communicators
 Strong conceptual, analytical and research
and project managers.
skills
The department aims to foster agriculture, fisheries, food  Initiative and flexibility
and forestry industries that are more competitive, self-
Degree/Disciplines
reliant and innovative. We strive to ensure natural resources
Including but not limited to: Economics,
are sustainably managed and accessed. We support our
Agricultural Economics, Veterinary Science,
primary industries with scientific advice and economic
Plant Science, Ecology, Law, Statistics,
research, promote their increased access to markets, and
Commerce, Business, Management, Arts,
help protect them from diseases.
Science, Agriculture, Communications,
Our culture and values Entomology, Rural Studies, Food Technology,
We value diversity, recognising that people of different Social Science, HRM, Marine Science/Biology,
backgrounds, work styles, cultures, skills and abilities Accounting.
all combine to give the department an advantage in
How to apply
meeting client needs. The key values we work by are
See major newspapers in March 2009. Online
professionalism, integrity, openness, fairness and respect.
applications are accepted at:
What we offer graduates www.daff.gov.au/graduate
The Graduate Development Program is delivered over an
When to apply
11-month period and aims to equip you with the skills
Deadline: 24 April 2009 at 5 pm (AEST)
and knowledge to help you with a rewarding career in the
department.
Eligibility
Australian citizenship
Graduates with the department enjoy a diverse work
program that provides opportunities for professional and
Position locations
personal development. We offer you:
Canberra
 The opportunity to make a real difference in the Further information
management of Australia’s resources www.daff.gov.au/graduate
 The opportunity to use your degree in the work you
Email: graduate@daff.gov.au
undertake
Tel: 1800 639 442
 Ongoing development and training opportunities
 Access to flexible remuneration, working conditions and
strong social networks
These are exciting and challenging times
for Australia’s agriculture and food sectors.
By working with the department you can
address these challenges and help our
primary industries become more competitive,
profitable and sustainable.
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