ANZ Summer Intern Program

Invaluable experience

No matter where your career takes you, our Summer Intern Program aims to provide you with the foundations you need to grow and succeed. Our paid eight-week program is a great way to explore a career with ANZ, and gain invaluable experience.

We’re interested in people from diverse backgrounds, who are excited to be part of an industry that’s rapidly transforming for a digital and social world. People who want to make a difference for our customers, culture and community.

Upon completion of the program, you might even receive an early offer for our 2021 Graduate Program.

We will provide you with the perfect opportunity to launch your career at ANZ.

What kind of work will you be doing?

We believe the best way to learn is to throw yourself into new experiences. Each of our eight week Summer Intern Program streams has a different focus.

Join our Technology program and you might be helping out on the architecture or systems we need to deliver the best experience to our customers. In Australia Division, you could be focusing on banking, lending and investments to help businesses of all sizes grow and achieve their goals.

You'll work as part of a team and receive guidance, support, and feedback from your manager. You'll get the chance to network with a range of graduates and managers, and develop skills important for future success in the workplace.

Who can join the Summer Intern Program?

Diversity of thinking is key to our success, so we encourage students from all degree disciplines to apply for our program.

Your university marks aren’t the be-all and end-all; we’re equally as interested in your creative thinking and comfort in adapting to new people and situations.

We’re looking for people who learn from challenges and failures, are digitally savvy and data literate. Your interests, hobbies, skills and experiences also help us get to know you more.

To be eligible you should be:

a citizen of, or hold permanent residency in, Australia or New Zealand;
in your penultimate or 2nd last year of study of your bachelor or post-graduate degree