Young Engineers Australia Sydney

The Sydney branch of Young Engineers Australia.

About Young Engineers Sydney

Young Engineers Australia, Sydney Division (YEAS) is a special interest group that focuses on the needs of engineering students and professionals under the age of 35. Engineers Australia membership is free for university students and discounted for graduates.

YEAS aims to empower all young engineering students and professionals to build their careers and promote their profession through educational and social events.

We would welcome any potential sponsors - contact YEAS at [email protected] for more information.

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