ERI Events
REMHART Welcome BBQ
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Gopika Gopan Prema
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| Location | BBQ Area, behind Pink 7,CDU Casuarina Campus | |
| Open to | CDU staff and students | |
All CDU Engineering & IT Students are invited to the free BBQ lunch hosted by REMHART- Renewable Energy Systems Hub for Applied Research and Training
You will have the unique opportunity to meet and interact with industry partners and New engineering and IT students. The event is aimed at sharing of ideas, and fostering relationships with REMHART’s industry partners.
This event presents a valuable opportunity to engage with industry professionals, learn about new internship opportunities coming up with REMHART, exchange ideas, and expand your professional network.
We highly encourage your attendance to take advantage of this opportunity.
FREE Event ! Welcome All
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