Australian Intern Campaign - Business 2025

Description:

BHP

To bring people and resources together to build a better world

We are supplying the resources the world needs to help build a better, clearer future. Copper for renewable energy. Nickel for electric vehicles. Potash for sustainable farming. Iron ore and metallurgical coal for the steel needed for global infrastructure and the energy transition.

About the Role Are you ready to apply what you’re learning at university at Australia’s global resources organisation, while working in diverse teams who will support, encourage, and help you build your technical skills and experience for your future?

From our Coal Operations across Queensland to the Copper Province in South Australia and Iron Ore in Western Australia, or various office locations - the BHP Australia Intern Program could be the perfect way to begin your career journey and gain valuable experience.

As a BHP Intern, you will work with us for 10-12 weeks over the summer break and build your own professional network with a range of technical experts and graduates and experience a range of working environments.

You will gain exposure to the resources sector at an early stage of your career and attend networking events with other interns and graduates. Plus, as a successful intern, you’ll get first access to our Australian Graduate Program opportunities or be invited back for another internship if you are in the earlier years of your degree.

As our Intern opportunities for engineering and science are residentially based near our mining operations or will require you to work on a Fly-In-Fly-Out (FIFO) roster, it is important that you are willing to consider either of these arrangements to undertake an intern role. Roles such as Technology and Finance will support our operations from our city locations, but they are never far from the action.

What we are looking for You’ll be a student who is between their second to penultimate year and is able to work with us over the summer break in Australia at the end of 2025.

Your degree could be from one of the following (but not limited) to:

• **Engineering: **Mechanical, Mechatronics, Electrical, Civil, Geotechnical, Metallurgy / Minerals Processing, Chemical, Construction, Mining, Environmental, Instrumentation Control and Automation
• Science: Geology, Hydrogeology, Environmental and Earth Sciences, Physics, Chemistry, Spatial Science (Surveying), Geographical Information Systems
• Health Science: Safety, Occupational Hygiene, Health, Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Nursing, Paramedical Science
• Technology: Data Science, Computer Science, Applied Statistics, Software Engineering, Mathematics
• Business: Accounting, Finance, Supply Chain, Logistics Management and Commerce

• Problem Identification

  Identify the problems and needs of key stakeholders to guide data analysis

• Execution and Project Management

  Plan and deliver project plans by managing people, resources, budget, and timelines, to support the organization’s goals

• Data Analysis and Reporting

  Analyze data to discover and communicate insights, and offer concrete recommendations for key stakeholders to make critical decisions

• Collaboration

  Works with others by being open, clear in communication and listening to achieve goals

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  Prioritization

  Compares and ranks the relative importance &/or urgency of different tasks to identify the best order of actions

• Problem solving

  Identifies problems and develops logical solutions that address the problems