Gain real-world experience with the CCC Internship Program
The CCC Internship Program offers university students the opportunity to apply their learning in a real-world environment while contributing to our important work—combating major crime and corruption in Queensland’s public sector.
Key benefits
- Real-life experience: Contribute to meaningful work and projects that make a difference.
- Mentorship: Learn from professionals committed to helping you succeed.
- Professional development: Build essential workplace skills including communication, problem-solving, and teamwork.
- Career readiness: Enhance your employability and complement your tertiary studies.
Applications are now open for the CCC Internship Program 2025–26The CCC is offering three full-time, paid internships (12 weeks from November 2025) and an additional 4-week placement (commencing June 2026). The Internship Placement (16-weeks in total) provides university students with hands-on experience and professional development opportunities Available positions:
The program is open to current university students enrolled in qualifications relevant to the role descriptions. Please refer to the SmartJobs advertisements for eligibility and application details. Applications close: Monday, 27 October 2025. |
The 2025–26 Internship Program is now open, offering three full-time, paid internship placements:
| Position | Duration | Details | Closing date |
|---|---|---|---|
| (QLD/665598) - Intern – Legal (PO1) | 12 weeks (Summer) + 4 weeks (Winter) |
| Monday, 27 October 2025 |
| (QLD/665643) - Intern – Corruption Prevention and Engagement (PO1) | 12 weeks (Summer) + 4 weeks (Winter) |
| Monday, 27 October 2025 |
The CCC Internship Program is open to current university students who meet the following requirements:
- Enrolled at one of these universities:
- University of Queensland (UQ)
- Queensland University of Technology (QUT)
- Griffith University (GU)
- University of Southern Queensland (USQ) - Successfully completed at least 16 subjects.
- Currently in your third or fourth year of study.
To be eligible:
- For the Legal Placement, you must be enrolled in a Bachelor of Laws or Juris Doctor.
- For the Corruption Prevention and Engagement Placement, you must be enrolled in a Bachelor-level qualification in one of the following areas: Accounting (Audit), Communication, Criminology, Intelligence, Justice, Law, Marketing, Psychology, Public Administration, Public Policy, Public Relations, or Social Sciences.
Applications are made via the Queensland Government Smart Jobs Careers website. Refer to the SmartJobs advertisements for detailed eligibility, required documentation, and application instructions.
Your completed application requires:
- Your Completed Intern Application Coversheet.
- A Suitability Statement referencing ‘About you' section of the Role Description.
- A detailed Resume, including your work experience and at least two referees (one ideally being your supervisor from the past two years) who has a thorough knowledge of your work performance and conduct.
- Your Academic Transcript
- View more information on applying for jobs with the CCC.
- Please apply via smartjobs.qld.gov.au by the closing date.
