Life science
Your course of study and your future career options
Getting your foot in the door
- From laboratory bench to corporate boardroom
- Biology and life after Deakin
- A career in chemistry
- Working for a clinical research organisation
- The undergraduate research opportunities program
- Green collar jobs - a world of opportunity
- Thinking about medicine?
- The benefits of science based postgraduate study
- Joining a professional association - why and which one?
- Student associations - more than just a way to meet people
- Jobshop - currently listed physical science jobs
Profiles
Last minute tips and support
- The importance of work experience
- Gaining industry knowledge through work experience
- Dress to impress - finding the right interview clothes
- How to impress at an interview
- How to find a job after graduating
- Career opportunities in the Government
- Seven items to remove from your resume before your next job application!
Top five tips for life science students
5. Try and get as much practical experience as possible - Erin Woodman, Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia.
4. Make sure you have plenty of balance in your life. Enjoy the social aspects of the university campus - Karen King, Sarina Russo Job Access.
3. Network as much as you can to learn about the workforce - Lyn Peacock, Eastern Ranges GP Association.
2. Get as much hands on science experience that you can. Experience goes a long way - Gemma Collins, Timboon P-12 School.
1. Get experience working in labs. Spend time in your undergraduate degree volunteering to visit labs for work experience - Tyrone McDonald, CSIRO.
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22nd September 2011