Science graduates are valued by employers and find rewarding careers across a wide range of industry and government sectors.
Find a career in a field that you're passionate about, from food science to psychology. Select an option below to find out what job positions are out there, which employers you could find yourself working for, and to see what some of our alumni have done in that area.
What fields can you work in after studying with us?
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Agricultural and food sciences
Australia’s agricultural sector is estimated to be worth over $66 billion and only continues to expand and thrive.
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Biological and health sciences
You’ll be highly regarded for your skills in project and stakeholder management, data analysis, quality assurance and control, customer service, and business development.
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Chemistry
Whether it's harnessing renewable energy sources, next-gen nanotechnology or new medical breakthroughs, chemistry is an ever-present and vital tool for shaping the technologies of the future.
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Engineering
Are you fascinated about innovation and discovering how things work? Engineering is all about inventing, designing and creating solutions for society – spanning every sector from health care to manufacturing.
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Geography, earth and atmospheric sciences
By studying geography, earth sciences, or environmental sciences at the University of Melbourne, you will learn from passionate academics and collaborate with industry leaders, preparing you for a career across various impactful fields.
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Information technology, mathematics and data science
With a major in Information Technology, Mathematics and Statistics, or Data Science, you'll acquire crucial analytical and problem-solving skills that you can apply anywhere.
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Physics
Pursuing a degree in physics could be the beginning of a rewarding research career in physics or related fields such as meteorology, informatics, or software engineering. Alternatively, you can leverage your advanced analytical and problem-solving skills in business, government, or education.
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Veterinary science
Beyond working in private veterinary practices, graduates can pursue careers in agriculture, animal welfare agencies, government services, pharmaceutical companies, research, and tertiary and professional development education worldwide.