Postgraduate Expo 2012

Now in its 12th year, the MBA & Postgrad Expo is the most comprehensive “one-stop-shop” to evaluate postgraduate certificates, diplomas, masters and doctorates in all disciplines.
See website for location details for each State. 

Australian New Zealand Third Sector Research Conference (ANZTSR)

The Board of ANZTSR invites the submission of abstracts for full papers, case studies and research reports, and proposals for panels and symposia related to research and practice in the third sector and related areas.

For more information: http://www.anztsr.org.au/conferences.html 

Tertiary to Work:
Australian National University | University of Canberra | Australian Catholic Univeristy, 09 march 2012

NSW Graduate Careers Fair

University of New South Wales, 19 march 2012
University of Newcastle, 20 march 2012
Macquarie University, 21 march 2012
University of Technology, Sydney, 22 march 2012
The Big Meet, 23 march 2012
University of Sydney, 26 march 2012
University of Wollongong, 27 march 2012
University of Western Sydney, 28 march 2012

NT Graduate Careers Fair

Charles Darwin University, 28 march 2012

QLD Graduate Careers Fair

James Cook University (Cairns), 06 march 2012
James Cook University (Townsville), 07 march 2012
Queensland University of Technology, 12 march 2012
Griffith University (Nathan), 13 march 2012
University of Queensland, 14 march 2012
Griffith University (Gold Coast), 15 march 2012
The Big Meet, 16 march 2012
CQUniversity, 20 march 2012
University of Southern Queensland, 21 march 2012
University of the Sunshine Coast, 22 march 2012

SA Graduate Careers Fair

Flinders University (Law), 20 march 2012
University of South Australia, 21 march 2012
University of Adelaide (Law), 21 march 2012
University of Adelaide (Arts and Social Sciences, Commerce, Finance), 22 march 2012
Flinders University (Science, IT and Engineering), 22 march 2012
University of Adelaide (Engineering, IT, Maths, Sciences, Health Sciences), 23 march 2012
The Big Meet, 27 march 2012

TAS Graduate Careers Fair

University of Tasmania, 09 march 2012

VIC Graduate Careers Fair

The Big Meet, 05 march 2012
RMIT University, 06 march 2012
University of Melbourne, 07 march 2012
Monash University, 08 march 2012
Swinburne University, 13 march 2012
Victoria University, 14 march 2012
La Trobe University, 15 march 2012
University of Ballarat, 16 march 2012
Deakin University, 19 march 2012

WA Graduate Careers Fair

Curtin University, 29 march 2012
The Big Meet, 30 march 2012

• Out of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of visual/performing arts, 32.3 per cent were male and 67.2 per cent were female.
• The median age of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of visual/performing arts was 44 years.
• Overall, 49.2 per cent of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of visual/performing arts were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 6.9 per cent in full-time study, 26.5 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 12.2 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of visual/performing arts who were available for full-time employment, 66.7 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for masters research/PhD graduates in the field of visual/performing arts was $60,000.

• Out of masters coursework graduates in the field of visual/performing arts, 27.3 per cent were male and 72.7 per cent were female.
• The median age of masters coursework graduates in the field of visual/performing arts was 33 years.
• Overall, 56.1 per cent of masters coursework graduates in the field of visual/performing arts were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 5.8 per cent in full-time study, 24.1 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 11.9 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of masters coursework graduates in the field of visual/performing arts who were available for full-time employment, 75.0 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for masters coursework graduates in the field of visual/performing arts was $50,000.

• Out of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of visual/performing arts, 25.6 per cent were male and 74.4 per cent were female.
• The median age of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of visual/performing arts was 31 years.
• Overall, 49.7 per cent of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of visual/performing arts were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 20.6 per cent in full-time study, 20.1 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 7.5 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of visual/performing arts who were available for full-time employment, 66.7 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of visual/performing arts was $53,700.

• Out of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of visual/performing arts, 30.8 per cent were male and 69.2 per cent were female.

• The median age of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of visual/performing arts was 22 years.
• Overall, 46.9 per cent of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of visual/performing arts were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 27.6 per cent in full-time study, 18.0 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 6.4 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of visual/performing arts who were available for full-time employment, 52.2 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median starting salary for bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of visual/performing arts was $38,000.

• Out of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of visual/performing arts, 31.8 per cent were male and 68.1 per cent were female.

• The median age of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of visual/performing arts was 23 years.
• Overall, 46.0 per cent of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of visual/performing arts were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 27.1 per cent in full-time study, 17.6 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 7.7 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of visual/performing arts who were available for full-time employment, 53.3 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for bachelor graduates (all) in the field of visual/performing arts was $40,000.

• Out of graduates from all degree levels in the field of visual/performing arts, 31.2 per cent were male and 68.8 per cent were female.
• The median age of graduates from all degree levels in the field of visual/performing arts was 23 years.
• Overall, 46.9 per cent of graduates from all degree levels in the field of visual/performing arts were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 24.4 per cent in full-time study, 18.6 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 8.2 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of graduates from all degree levels in the field of visual/performing arts who were available for full-time employment, 56.7 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for graduates from all degree levels in the field of visual/performing arts was $42,000.

• Out of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of veterinary science, 47.4 per cent were male and 52.6 per cent were female.
• The median age of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of veterinary science was 33 years.
• Overall, 78.9 per cent of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of veterinary science were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 5.3 per cent in full-time study, 5.3 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 10.5 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of veterinary science who were available for full-time employment, 100.0 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for masters research/PhD graduates in the field of veterinary science was $64,000.

• Out of masters coursework graduates in the field of veterinary science, 25.0 per cent were male and 75.0 per cent were female.
• The median age of masters coursework graduates in the field of veterinary science was 35 years.
• Overall, 81.3 per cent of masters coursework graduates in the field of veterinary science were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 12.5 per cent in full-time study, 0.0 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 6.3 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of masters coursework graduates in the field of veterinary science who were available for full-time employment, 84.6 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for masters coursework graduates in the field of veterinary science was $90,000.

• Out of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of veterinary science, 22.2 per cent were male and 77.8 per cent were female.
• The median age of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of veterinary science was 32 years.
• Overall, 55.6 per cent of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of veterinary science were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 22.2 per cent in full-time study, 11.1 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 11.1 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of veterinary science who were available for full-time employment, 60.0 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of veterinary science was not able to be calculated due to limited response numbers.

• Out of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of veterinary science, 13.6 per cent were male and 86.4 per cent were female.
• The median age of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of veterinary science was 23 years.
• Overall, 81.1 per cent of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of veterinary science were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 9.8 per cent in full-time study, 7.6 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 1.5 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of veterinary science who were available for full-time employment, 91.6 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median starting salary for bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of veterinary science was $44,000.

• Out of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of veterinary science, 13.3 per cent were male and 86.7 per cent were female.

• The median age of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of veterinary science was 24 years.
• Overall, 81.5 per cent of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of veterinary science were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 8.1 per cent in full-time study, 8.1 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 2.4 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of veterinary science who were available for full-time employment, 90.7 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for bachelor graduates (all) in the field of veterinary science was $45,000.

• Out of graduates from all degree levels in the field of veterinary science, 16.1 per cent were male and 83.9 per cent were female.
• The median age of graduates from all degree levels in the field of veterinary science was 24 years.
• Overall, 79.7 per cent of graduates from all degree levels in the field of veterinary science were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 8.0 per cent in full-time study, 8.4 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 3.8 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of graduates from all degree levels in the field of veterinary science who were available for full-time employment, 90.4 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for graduates from all degree levels in the field of veterinary science was $45,000.

• Out of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of urban/regional planning, 57.1 per cent were male and 42.9 per cent were female.
• The median age of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of urban/regional planning was 49 years.
• Overall, 71.4 per cent of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of urban/regional planning were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 0.0 per cent in full-time study, 14.3 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 14.3 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of urban/regional planning who were available for full-time employment, 100.0 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for masters research/PhD graduates in the field of urban/regional planning was not able to be calculated due to limited response numbers.

• Out of masters coursework graduates in the field of urban/regional planning, 47.9 per cent were male and 52.1 per cent were female.
• The median age of masters coursework graduates in the field of urban/regional planning was 30 years.
• Overall, 87.7 per cent of masters coursework graduates in the field of urban/regional planning were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 0.7 per cent in full-time study, 7.5 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 4.1 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of masters coursework graduates in the field of urban/regional planning who were available for full-time employment, 85.9 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for masters coursework graduates in the field of urban/regional planning was $65,000.

• Out of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of urban/regional planning, 43.2 per cent were male and 56.8 per cent were female.
• The median age of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of urban/regional planning was 32 years.
• Overall, 78.1 per cent of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of urban/regional planning were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 6.2 per cent in full-time study, 9.6 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 5.5 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of urban/regional planning who were available for full-time employment, 93.0 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of urban/regional planning was $60,000.

• Out of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of urban/regional planning, 50.0 per cent were male and 50.0 per cent were female.
• The median age of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of urban/regional planning was 22 years.
• Overall, 81.0 per cent of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of urban/regional planning were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 8.7 per cent in full-time study, 5.4 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 4.9 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of urban/regional planning who were available for full-time employment, 80.5 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median starting salary for bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of urban/regional planning was $50,000.

• Out of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of urban/regional planning, 49.5 per cent were male and 50.0 per cent were female.
• The median age of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of urban/regional planning was 23 years.
• Overall, 77.1 per cent of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of urban/regional planning were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 5.0 per cent in full-time study, 11.0 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 6.0 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of urban/regional planning who were available for full-time employment, 88.7 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for bachelor graduates (all) in the field of urban/regional planning was $50,600.

• Out of graduates from all degree levels in the field of urban/regional planning, 46.8 per cent were male and 53.2 per cent were female.
• The median age of graduates from all degree levels in the field of urban/regional planning was 26 years.
• Overall, 82.3 per cent of graduates from all degree levels in the field of urban/regional planning were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 5.4 per cent in full-time study, 7.2 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 4.8 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of graduates from all degree levels in the field of urban/regional planning who were available for full-time employment, 86.1 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for graduates from all degree levels in the field of urban/regional planning was $55,500.

• Out of masters coursework graduates in the field of surveying, 63.6 per cent were male and 36.4 per cent were female.
• The median age of masters coursework graduates in the field of surveying was 35 years.
• Overall, 90.9 per cent of masters coursework graduates in the field of surveying were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 9.1 per cent in full-time study, 0.0 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 0.0 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of masters coursework graduates in the field of surveying who were available for full-time employment, 90.0 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for masters coursework graduates in the field of surveying was not able to be calculated due to limited response numbers.

• Out of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of surveying, 59.1 per cent were male and 40.9 per cent were female.
• The median age of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of surveying was 34 years.
• Overall, 68.2 per cent of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of surveying were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 13.6 per cent in full-time study, 2.3 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 15.9 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of surveying who were available for full-time employment, 93.3 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of surveying was $63,000.

• Out of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of surveying, 81.0 per cent were male and 19.0 per cent were female.
• The median age of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of surveying was 23 years.
• Overall, 84.5 per cent of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of surveying were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 1.7 per cent in full-time study, 5.2 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 6.9 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of surveying who were available for full-time employment, 89.8 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median starting salary for bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of surveying was $52,000.

• Out of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of surveying, 84.5 per cent were male and 15.5 per cent were female.
• The median age of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of surveying was 24 years.
• Overall, 87.1 per cent of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of surveying were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 3.4 per cent in full-time study, 3.4 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 5.2 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of surveying who were available for full-time employment, 93.1 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for bachelor graduates (all) in the field of surveying was $55,000.

• Out of graduates from all degree levels in the field of surveying, 77.1 per cent were male and 22.9 per cent were female.
• The median age of graduates from all degree levels in the field of surveying was 27 years.
• Overall, 83.3 per cent of graduates from all degree levels in the field of surveying were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 6.8 per cent in full-time study, 2.6 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 6.8 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of graduates from all degree levels in the field of surveying who were available for full-time employment, 93.8 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for graduates from all degree levels in the field of surveying was $56,400.

• Out of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of social work, 25.0 per cent were male and 75.0 per cent were female.
• The median age of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of social work was 48 years.
• Overall, 65.6 per cent of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of social work were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 0.0 per cent in full-time study, 31.3 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 3.1 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of social work who were available for full-time employment, 95.2 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for masters research/PhD graduates in the field of social work was $73,000.

• Out of masters coursework graduates in the field of social work, 15.1 per cent were male and 83.8 per cent were female.
• The median age of masters coursework graduates in the field of social work was 41 years.
• Overall, 70.4 per cent of masters coursework graduates in the field of social work were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 2.0 per cent in full-time study, 22.6 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 4.3 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of masters coursework graduates in the field of social work who were available for full-time employment, 88.5 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for masters coursework graduates in the field of social work was $65,000.

• Out of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of social work, 15.3 per cent were male and 84.7 per cent were female.
• The median age of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of social work was 44 years.
• Overall, 64.8 per cent of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of social work were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 3.7 per cent in full-time study, 24.1 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 5.7 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of social work who were available for full-time employment, 87.8 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of social work was $70,000.

• Out of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of social work, 7.7 per cent were male and 92.3 per cent were female.
• The median age of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of social work was 22 years.
• Overall, 76.0 per cent of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of social work were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 9.1 per cent in full-time study, 10.9 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 2.8 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of social work who were available for full-time employment, 78.0 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median starting salary for bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of social work was $46,000.

• Out of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of social work, 13.8 per cent were male and 86.1 per cent were female.
• The median age of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of social work was 28 years.
• Overall, 69.9 per cent of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of social work were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 6.2 per cent in full-time study, 16.1 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 5.9 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of social work who were available for full-time employment, 77.7 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for bachelor graduates (all) in the field of social work was $49,800.

• Out of graduates from all degree levels in the field of social work, 14.4 per cent were male and 85.4 per cent were female.
• The median age of graduates from all degree levels in the field of social work was 35 years.
• Overall, 68.6 per cent of graduates from all degree levels in the field of social work were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 4.8 per cent in full-time study, 19.4 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 5.6 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of graduates from all degree levels in the field of social work who were available for full-time employment, 81.9 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for graduates from all degree levels in the field of social work was $52,500.

• Out of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of social sciences, 29.8 per cent were male and 70.2 per cent were female.
• The median age of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of social sciences was 45 years.
• Overall, 73.7 per cent of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of social sciences were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 5.3 per cent in full-time study, 10.5 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 8.8 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of social sciences who were available for full-time employment, 59.5 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for masters research/PhD graduates in the field of social sciences was $72,000.

• Out of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of social sciences, 20.0 per cent were male and 80.0 per cent were female.
• The median age of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of social sciences was 34 years.
• Overall, 55.4 per cent of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of social sciences were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 12.3 per cent in full-time study, 10.8 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 18.5 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of social sciences who were available for full-time employment, 77.8 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of social sciences was $58,500.

• Out of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of social sciences, 23.7 per cent were male and 76.3 per cent were female.
• The median age of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of social sciences was 22 years.
• Overall, 49.4 per cent of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of social sciences were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 35.9 per cent in full-time study, 9.2 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 4.8 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of social sciences who were available for full-time employment, 60.3 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median starting salary for bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of social sciences was $45,000.

• Out of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of social sciences, 25.7 per cent were male and 74.0 per cent were female.
• The median age of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of social sciences was 23 years.
• Overall, 48.6 per cent of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of social sciences were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 32.3 per cent in full-time study, 10.0 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 8.3 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of social sciences who were available for full-time employment, 63.2 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for bachelor graduates (all) in the field of social sciences was $45,100.

• Out of graduates from all degree levels in the field of social sciences, 26.0 per cent were male and 73.8 per cent were female.
• The median age of graduates from all degree levels in the field of social sciences was 25 years.
• Overall, 52.8 per cent of graduates from all degree levels in the field of social sciences were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 26.6 per cent in full-time study, 10.2 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 9.4 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of graduates from all degree levels in the field of social sciences who were available for full-time employment, 66.3 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for graduates from all degree levels in the field of social sciences was $49,000.

• Out of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of rehabilitation, 21.7 per cent were male and 76.7 per cent were female.
• The median age of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of rehabilitation was 35 years.
• Overall, 66.7 per cent of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of rehabilitation were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 1.7 per cent in full-time study, 26.7 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 5.0 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of rehabilitation who were available for full-time employment, 95.0 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for masters research/PhD graduates in the field of rehabilitation was $72,000.

• Out of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of rehabilitation, 35.2 per cent were male and 64.1 per cent were female.
• The median age of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of rehabilitation was 31 years.
• Overall, 69.0 per cent of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of rehabilitation were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 8.3 per cent in full-time study, 20.0 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 2.8 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of rehabilitation who were available for full-time employment, 91.0 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of rehabilitation was $70,000.

• Out of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of rehabilitation, 19.6 per cent were male and 80.4 per cent were female.
• The median age of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of rehabilitation was 22 years.
• Overall, 79.7 per cent of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of rehabilitation were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 11.2 per cent in full-time study, 6.7 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 2.3 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of rehabilitation who were available for full-time employment, 89.3 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median starting salary for bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of rehabilitation was $50,200.

• Out of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of rehabilitation, 21.6 per cent were male and 78.4 per cent were female.
• The median age of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of rehabilitation was 22 years.
• Overall, 77.5 per cent of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of rehabilitation were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 11.8 per cent in full-time study, 7.6 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 3.0 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of rehabilitation who were available for full-time employment, 88.8 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for bachelor graduates (all) in the field of rehabilitation was $50,900.

• Out of graduates from all degree levels in the field of rehabilitation, 23.7 per cent were male and 76.3 per cent were female.
• The median age of graduates from all degree levels in the field of rehabilitation was 23 years.
• Overall, 77.3 per cent of graduates from all degree levels in the field of rehabilitation were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 9.2 per cent in full-time study, 10.1 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 3.3 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of graduates from all degree levels in the field of rehabilitation who were available for full-time employment, 88.7 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for graduates from all degree levels in the field of rehabilitation was $52,000.

• Out of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of psychology, 19.1 per cent were male and 80.4 per cent were female.
• The median age of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of psychology was 31 years.
• Overall, 69.3 per cent of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of psychology were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 3.1 per cent in full-time study, 23.1 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 4.4 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of psychology who were available for full-time employment, 90.4 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for masters research/PhD graduates in the field of psychology was $70,000.

• Out of masters coursework graduates in the field of psychology, 16.7 per cent were male and 83.3 per cent were female.
• The median age of masters coursework graduates in the field of psychology was 29 years.
• Overall, 72.9 per cent of masters coursework graduates in the field of psychology were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 3.7 per cent in full-time study, 17.7 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 4.9 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of masters coursework graduates in the field of psychology who were available for full-time employment, 85.1 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for masters coursework graduates in the field of psychology was $67,000.

Table summary

• Out of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of psychology, 17.6 per cent were male and 82.2 per cent were female.
• The median age of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of psychology was 31 years.
• Overall, 49.4 per cent of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of psychology were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 23.6 per cent in full-time study, 16.8 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 9.3 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of psychology who were available for full-time employment, 81.7 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of psychology was $62,000.

• Out of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of psychology, 18.4 per cent were male and 81.6 per cent were female.
• The median age of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of psychology was 22 years.
• Overall, 40.3 per cent of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of psychology were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 42.3 per cent in full-time study, 13.5 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 3.4 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of psychology who were available for full-time employment, 63.1 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median starting salary for bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of psychology was $47,500.

• Out of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of psychology, 19.6 per cent were male and 80.2 per cent were female.
• The median age of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of psychology was 23 years.
• Overall, 41.1 per cent of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of psychology were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 37.5 per cent in full-time study, 14.9 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 5.7 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of psychology who were available for full-time employment, 65.7 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for bachelor graduates (all) in the field of psychology was $49,000.

• Out of graduates from all degree levels in the field of psychology, 19.0 per cent were male and 80.9 per cent were female.
• The median age of graduates from all degree levels in the field of psychology was 24 years.
• Overall, 46.9 per cent of graduates from all degree levels in the field of psychology were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 30.2 per cent in full-time study, 15.9 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 6.2 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of graduates from all degree levels in the field of psychology who were available for full-time employment, 73.3 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for graduates from all degree levels in the field of psychology was $53,500.

• Out of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of physical sciences, 76.5 per cent were male and 23.5 per cent were female.
• The median age of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of physical sciences was 30 years.
• Overall, 90.1 per cent of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of physical sciences were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 2.5 per cent in full-time study, 2.5 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 4.9 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of physical sciences who were available for full-time employment, 93.2 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for masters research/PhD graduates in the field of physical sciences was $68,700.

• Out of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of physical sciences, 72.2 per cent were male and 27.8 per cent were female.
• The median age of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of physical sciences was 34 years.
• Overall, 83.3 per cent of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of physical sciences were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 2.8 per cent in full-time study, 5.6 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 5.6 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of physical sciences who were available for full-time employment, 90.0 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of physical sciences was $90,000.

• Out of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of physical sciences, 69.4 per cent were male and 30.6 per cent were female.
• The median age of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of physical sciences was 22 years.
• Overall, 38.1 per cent of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of physical sciences were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 49.3 per cent in full-time study, 8.3 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 4.0 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of physical sciences who were available for full-time employment, 73.6 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median starting salary for bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of physical sciences was $50,000.

• Out of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of physical sciences, 69.8 per cent were male and 29.9 per cent were female.
• The median age of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of physical sciences was 22 years.
• Overall, 42.9 per cent of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of physical sciences were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 43.1 per cent in full-time study, 8.2 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 5.2 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of physical sciences who were available for full-time employment, 76.9 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for bachelor graduates (all) in the field of physical sciences was $50,000.

• Out of graduates from all degree levels in the field of physical sciences, 71.8 per cent were male and 28.0 per cent were female.
• The median age of graduates from all degree levels in the field of physical sciences was 24 years.
• Overall, 55.6 per cent of graduates from all degree levels in the field of physical sciences were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 31.1 per cent in full-time study, 7.4 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 5.3 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of graduates from all degree levels in the field of physical sciences who were available for full-time employment, 84.3 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for graduates from all degree levels in the field of physical sciences was $58,000.

• Out of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of pharmacy, 52.6 per cent were male and 47.4 per cent were female.
• The median age of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of pharmacy was 33 years.
• Overall, 78.9 per cent of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of pharmacy were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 5.3 per cent in full-time study, 10.5 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 5.3 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of pharmacy who were available for full-time employment, 73.3 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for masters research/PhD graduates in the field of pharmacy was $72,000.

• Out of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of pharmacy, 22.4 per cent were male and 77.6 per cent were female.
• The median age of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of pharmacy was 25 years.
• Overall, 65.5 per cent of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of pharmacy were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 17.2 per cent in full-time study, 10.3 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 6.9 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of pharmacy who were available for full-time employment, 100.0 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of pharmacy was $76,000.

• Out of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of pharmacy, 36.3 per cent were male and 63.7 per cent were female.
• The median age of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of pharmacy was 22 years.
• Overall, 85.5 per cent of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of pharmacy were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 8.7 per cent in full-time study, 3.9 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 2.0 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of pharmacy who were available for full-time employment, 98.1 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median starting salary for bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of pharmacy was $35,000.

• Out of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of pharmacy, 36.2 per cent were male and 63.8 per cent were female.
• The median age of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of pharmacy was 22 years.
• Overall, 86.2 per cent of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of pharmacy were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 8.0 per cent in full-time study, 3.7 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 2.0 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of pharmacy who were available for full-time employment, 97.7 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for bachelor graduates (all) in the field of pharmacy was $36,000.

• Out of graduates from all degree levels in the field of pharmacy, 34.4 per cent were male and 65.6 per cent were female.

• The median age of graduates from all degree levels in the field of pharmacy was 22 years.
• Overall, 84.9 per cent of graduates from all degree levels in the field of pharmacy were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 8.0 per cent in full-time study, 4.7 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 2.3 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of graduates from all degree levels in the field of pharmacy who were available for full-time employment, 97.2 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for graduates from all degree levels in the field of pharmacy was $37,000.

• Out of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of other engineering, 72.0 per cent were male and 28.0 per cent were female.
• The median age of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of other engineering was 31 years.
• Overall, 85.3 per cent of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of other engineering were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 4.0 per cent in full-time study, 1.3 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 8.0 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of other engineering who were available for full-time employment, 89.1 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for masters research/PhD graduates in the field of other engineering was $70,000.

• Out of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of other engineering, 83.9 per cent were male and 16.1 per cent were female.
• The median age of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of other engineering was 34 years.
• Overall, 88.2 per cent of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of other engineering were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 5.6 per cent in full-time study, 1.9 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 4.3 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of other engineering who were available for full-time employment, 97.9 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for graduate certificate/diploma graduates in the field of other engineering was $93,000.

• Out of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of other engineering, 80.4 per cent were male and 19.5 per cent were female.
• The median age of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of other engineering was 22 years.
• Overall, 79.6 per cent of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of other engineering were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 11.9 per cent in full-time study, 3.9 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 4.4 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of other engineering who were available for full-time employment, 83.8 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median starting salary for bachelor graduates (under 25) in the field of other engineering was $56,000.

• Out of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of other engineering, 80.7 per cent were male and 19.2 per cent were female.
• The median age of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of other engineering was 23 years.
• Overall, 81.8 per cent of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of other engineering were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 9.7 per cent in full-time study, 4.1 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 4.3 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
• Out of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of other engineering who were available for full-time employment, 84.9 per cent were in full-time employment.
• The median salary for bachelor graduates (all) in the field of other engineering was $56,000.