Graduation equals unemployment? AI is reshaping your profession

Join the group for this event 👆 Want to know the specific location, guest information, and registration methods for the event? On-site benefits: ① Lottery for shopping vouchers A$20–A$50. Collect your lottery ticket upon on-site registration. ② Resume submission on-site, directly reaching mentors and companies: If you have research or doctoral ambitions (RA / MPhil / MRes / PhD): Your resume will be organized by us and forwarded to invited professors matched by research direction; If you are job hunting: Your resume will be handed to the hiring personnel of invited companies. ③ Face-to-face with local Australian companies. All invited companies are locally registered in Australia, and some have 482 visa sponsorship qualifications. You can directly communicate about real hiring needs and career development paths on-site. (This event does not provide immigration advice. Whether or not to sponsor is decided independently by the companies based on their recruitment policies and qualifications; Koala PhD makes no commitments.) Yes, maintaining the perspective of professors and companies, but each part must directly address students' questions: Where can my major take me? What skills do I need to acquire? How can these skills become advantages in research or job hunting? You can modify the content in your screenshot to the version below, shifting the focus from artificial intelligence to interdisciplinary development, and helping students see the value of participation. What can you learn from this event? First Round Table | Professor's Perspective: What research directions can your major connect with? If you are an engineering student majoring in materials, electronics, or computer science, understand what role your major plays in interdisciplinary projects. For example, a wearable device project may require materials, sensors, circuits, software, and data analysis simultaneously. Which aspect can you dive into? What foundational knowledge do you need to engage further in other aspects? Professors will discuss the connections between these directions and how to enter them based on their research experiences. If you are a business student, understand how business issues intersect with data, technology, and industry research. For example, supply chain research involves operational management and may also need optimization methods; product commercialization requires an understanding of technical conditions, user needs, and the market. The key is to clarify: What can existing business knowledge contribute, and which methods are worth further learning? If you are an art, design, or humanities student, understand how your major participates in product, technology, and social issue research. For example, the connection between design and materials can explore product usability and sustainability; the integration of humanities research with technology can focus on how technology affects different groups. What questions do interdisciplinary projects require you to bring, and how do you need to collaborate with other majors? This section aims to help you clarify: • The cross-disciplinary research directions relevant to your background that are worth exploring further. • The knowledge required to enter these directions, and where you can start. • The questions you should ask your mentors when choosing courses, research projects, or master's and doctoral paths. Second Round Table | Corporate Perspective: What kind of people do companies need, and how should I prepare? Transitioning from campus to the workplace, apart from grades and professional knowledge, what else do companies care about? If your current experience is not outstanding, how can you enhance your competitiveness? Corporate guests will share their evaluations of candidates based on recruitment and project experience, highlighting the importance of understanding needs, communication, collaboration, and project implementation, along with how these skills play a role in actual work. Regardless of what experiences you currently have, you can reflect during this discussion: What are your strengths, what does your target position still require, and how can you prepare with upcoming courses, projects, or internship opportunities? Whether you are considering interdisciplinary research, applying for master's or PhD programs, or exploring internships and employment, you are welcome to come on-site to engage face-to-face with scholars, company leaders, and students from different majors. Expand your academic and career horizons through communication, establish connections across disciplines and industries, and discover more possibilities for future research collaboration, project practice, and career development.