At Swinburne, we offer our students the opportunity to volunteer throughout the university and wider local community. Volunteering your time towards a worthy cause is a great way of showing the leadership skills and passion that employers are looking for in the workforce. 

  • Open Day 2023

    Volunteer at Open Day

    Volunteering at Open Day is easy to do and there are lots of reasons to get involved.

    You can earn credited hours towards the Swinburne Student Life Volunteering Program and you get free stuff too. Like lunch, coffee and a t-shirt. 

    Find out more (Volunteer at Open Day)

  • Share your passion for STEM

    Here's your chance to inspire high-school students, gain professional skills and boost your career!

    If you're enrolled in a science, technology, engineering or mathematics degree, you can apply now to become an In2science mentor.

    In addition to inspiring the next generation of STEM students, mentors gain access to exclusive professional development workshops and industry networking events – a sure way to make your CV stand out.

    Find out more (Share your passion for STEM)

Leadership

Keen to develop your leadership skills? Swinburne's leadership programs are designed to help build your skills through workshops, events and other opportunities. By getting involved, you’ll meet new people, enhance your employability and get out of your comfort zone – lead the way!

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    Emerging Leader Program

    Register for the Emerging Leader Program and gain formal recognition for the extracurricular skills that you’ve learned while at university. 

    Learn more (Emerging Leader Program)
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    Become a peer mentor

    Learn the benefits of becoming a peer mentor to new Swinburne students and how it can be a rewarding experience for you when it comes to finding a job.

    Learn more (Become a peer mentor)
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    Student Representative Council

    The Swinburne Student Representative Council (SRC) is a student group, elected to sit on Council, boards and committees at Swinburne. Representatives function as a bridge between students and staff to share information and ideas to improve the university experience.

    Learn more (Student Representative Council)

Want to volunteer?

Want a little more information on the volunteering opportunities and programs available at Swinburne? Chat to our volunteering team today.

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