Expressions of interest for Career Mentor Link 2027 now open
About the programCelebrating its 25th Anniversary in 2027, UWA Career Mentor Link is a six-month mentoring program running between April and October. The program connects UWA students (mentees) with experienced industry professionals (mentors) to support career development and professional growth.
To be eligible, students must be enrolled in an award course and have completed at least one year of undergraduate study or be currently enrolled in a postgraduate course.
Students are matched with mentors whose professional backgrounds align with their field of study, career interests, or professional aspirations.
The program provides students with an opportunity to explore career pathways, gain insights into industry expectations, expand their professional networks, and build confidence in pursuing their career goals. Mentors contribute by sharing their experience, knowledge and guidance to support students throughout their career journey.
Student Eligibility
Full registrations for the 2027 program will open in January 2027. Participation in the program requires payment of a $30 program fee.
Expressions of interest are open to students who expect to be enrolled in an award course during 2027. Students completing their studies mid-year are welcome to participate, provided they remain engaged in the program through to its conclusion in October 2027.
Detailed eligibility information will be provided when full registrations open.
Mentor and mentee matching will take place in March and April 2027.
Why Become a Mentor?
Enhance your leadership and communication skills through mentorship.
Boost your organisation’s profile and visibility at UWA.
Broaden your professional networks and connections.
Gain fresh perspectives and insights from your mentee/s.
Enjoy the rewarding experience of contributing to a student’s career development
Why Become a Mentee?
Broaden your knowledge of the career options open to you
Increase your understanding of industry
Be able to link academic study to industry realities
Develop practical skills and confidence to enter your chosen profession
Learn what employers are looking for when they hire graduates
It was a wonderful experience. I feel more confident conquering the "real world" after graduation
2026 CML student (Master of Public Health)