HEDLOC™ offers a graduate program for highly motivated, well presented university graduates looking for a career in the IT industry with a passion for leading software and hardware technologies.

Providing intensive training programs, HEDLOC™ looks for graduates who are confident, disciplined, have achieved outstanding academic results, and who enjoy learning new challenging technologies at a rapid pace.

Positions are normally located in our Sydney office; however travel to our Canberra, Brisbane, Melbourne and Perth offices is required from time to time.

If you are interested in a graduate position, please download and fill out the Graduate Program Employment Application form. Please submit your application by -

• Email to HEDLOC™ Careers or
• Fax to +61 2 9252 4282.

In addition, please review the Graduate Program Career Briefing.

HEDLOC™ and the University of Sydney

HEDLOC™ in partnership with the University of Sydney offers a graduate program as well as two annual academic awards.

HEDLOC™ Undergraduate Prize in Information Systems
Awarded annually to the undergraduate student with the highest aggregate mark for the following three units of study; INFO 3402/3502 (Management of IT Projects and Systems), ISYS 3401 (Analytical Methods), ISYS 3400 (IS Project).

• Congratulations to Jonathan Jin Yi Ang who received the HEDLOC™ Prize in Information Systems for 2008.
• Congratulations to Laura Ingram who received the HEDLOC™ Prize in Information Systems for 2007.

HEDLOC™ Postgraduate Prize in Information Systems
Awarded to the student enrolled in the Master of Information Technologies course who secures the highest aggregate mark for the 48 cp coursework (including project) during the previous academic year.

• Congratulations to Ming Chen who received the HEDLOC™ Postgraduate Prize in Information Systems for 2008.
• Congratulations to Wen Gu who received the HEDLOC™ Postgraduate Prize in  Information Systems for 2007.

More information and prize ceremony photographs have been included in the University of Sydney's School of IT Alumni News (Issue Three 2007) publication.