Graduate Program: Intl Relations, Cyber & National Security

Cagayan State University; Canberra; Hybrid; AUD 72,000 - 88,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mentors and buddies

Relocation package to Canberra

Flexible working-from-home

Job summary

Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (PM&C) offers a 12-month graduate program for recent graduates in International Relations, Cyber, or National Security. The program provides mentorship, buddy support, and the possibility of permanent placement and promotion, with a starting APS3 salary of $79,707 plus 15.4% superannuation and relocation assistance to Canberra.

You’ll rotate through diverse work areas, engage with senior officials, and tackle high-priority policy issues while

Qualifications

• Recent graduates welcome to apply.
• Full degree completed within the last eight years or in final year of study.
• Australian citizenship and willingness to relocate to Canberra.

Responsibilities

• Work across high-priority, cross-cutting issues including dis/misinformation, social cohesion, space technology, foreign investment, and critical infrastructure protection.
• Provide advisory support on Defence capability acquisitions across land, air, space, cyber, and ICT domains.
• Prepare policy advice on foreign policy issues and engage with foreign leaders.
• Contribute to coordination of the AUKUS trilateral security partnership with Defence and DFAT.
• Adapt to changing priorities as the Prime Minister delivers them.

Education

Degree in International Relations

Degree in Cyber

Degree in National Security

Job description

Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (PM&C) offers a 12-month graduate program for recent graduates in International Relations, Cyber, or National Security. The program provides mentorship, buddy support, and the possibility of permanent placement and promotion, with a starting APS3 salary of $79,707 plus 15.4% superannuation and relocation assistance to Canberra.

You’ll rotate through diverse work areas, engage with senior officials, and tackle high-priority policy issues while