I am grateful that I was able to experience that and realise that maybe finance wasn’t where I wanted to go.” You’re not going to like everything you initially think you’re going to do. “That’s always good that kind of self-discovery. The international internship also played a paramount role in redetermining the trajectory of the UNSW student’s future career, steering him away from finance and towards management consulting. The team was given the task of undertaking a market analysis at Commonwealth Bank for the development of a new debit card, which included breaking down the product, analysing data to understand attractive customer segments, and then pitching their recommendations to management. Saul believes that the experience was a valuable way to build international experience, skills and perspective.įor four weeks Saul learnt hands-on skills in the retail banking division, working with a small-cross disciplinary student consulting team. Through the program Saul had the opportunity to work in Jakarta Indonesia, at Commonwealth Bank. Throughout his time at UNSW Saul has been involved in a diverse range of career enhancing programs through the Business School’s Career Accelerator Program, the highlight being the Global Business Practicum (COMM3020) which Saul did during the Summer holidays. Growing up in quiet regional New South Wales, Saul Brady didn’t know that jet-setting off to Jakarta Indonesia to up-skill at the multi-national Commonwealth Bank would be part of his UNSW Business degree.įor those who want to travel the world and learn hands-on skills out of the classroom whilst gaining their business degree, like Saul did, the Global Practicum is the ideal choice. The sky is the limit for UNSW Business School’s Commerce and Economics student Saul Brady, who used his global work experience at a multi-national to discover his dream career.
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