McGrathNicol

Type of Organisation
Professional Services

Employer Profile

McGrathNicol is a specialist Advisory and Restructuring firm. Our experts work with

corporates, banks, law ﬁrms, private companies and government across all industry

sectors and business sizes to deliver valuable advice and high-quality outcomes. Our

clients trust us with the most important aspects of their business.

Our Restructuring projects vary in nature and involve dealing with businesses in

financial distress. We help restore stability and deliver value.

Our Advisory team focus on helping non-distressed organisations improve

performance by mitigating risk, managing change and achieving growth.

Locations where there are vacancies for graduates

Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney

Residency Requirements

Australian Citizens and Australian Permanent Residents only.

Roles available for Graduates

Graduate Accountant (Advisory and Restructuring), Graduate Analyst (Technology).

Applications to our Summer Vacation and Graduate Programs open on Monday, 17 February 2020. Please visit our website or follow us on LinkedIn for more information on our Programs and future vacancies.

For a detailed insight into the typical tasks of our Graduates, we recommend you complete our Restructuring or Technology virtual experience via InsideSherpa.

Degree Subjects Required for Graduates wishing to apply

Business or Commerce degree majoring in accounting, economics or finance (Advisory and Restructuring). STEM, IT or related degree (Technology).

Employer Website

https://www.mcgrathnicol.com/students/

What do recent graduates say are the best things about working with us?

"An incredibly engaging variety of work, with no two jobs the same, as well as a very positive, inclusive culture which celebrates the success of all kind and enables the workforce to have an enjoyable time while remaining productive."

"The culture, people, the level of training offered, the exposure to partners, the range of informal events offered, the opportunity for community work, the domestic reach of the offices and potential for interstate work."