Biomedical engineers use science and technology to solve problems related to health and medicine. They combine ideas from physics, engineering, maths, computers, chemistry, and materials science to design solutions that help treat and prevent diseases.

If you want to become a BIomedical Engineer, you can study something like a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours), with a Minor in Biomedical Engineering.

Average Salary: $2,502 per week*
Future Demand: Strong*
Female Share: 21%*

 

Construction Project Managers are the people who make sure big building projects—like bridges, schools, or office blocks—get done properly. They read and understand architectural plans, organise workers and equipment, and keep track of materials coming on-site. They also talk with architects, engineers, and tradespeople to make sure everyone is on the same page.
Day to day, they’re responsible for making sure the project stays on schedule and within budget. They handle contracts, check that safety and building rules are followed, and arrange inspections to prove the work meets standards. In short, they’re the ones who keep everything running smoothly so the project is finished safely, on time, and to a high quality.

If you want to become an Construction Project Manager, you can study something like a Bachelor of Construction Management (Honours). 

Average Salary: $3,691 per week*
Future Demand: Very Strong*
Female Share: 14%*

 

Civil engineers are the people who design and plan big projects like roads, bridges, buildings, dams, and even wharves. They check if a site is suitable for construction, then use computer programs to create and share their designs. Sometimes, they also supervise the building process to make sure everything is done correctly.
Most of their work happens in an office, but that office might be right at a construction site. This career is great for someone who enjoys building and problem‑solving, and who’s good at thinking critically, staying organised, and communicating with others. Being comfortable with technology, maths, and design is also really important.

If you want to become a Civil Engineer, you can study something like a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours), and choose Civil Engineering as your Major.

Average Salary: $2,264 per week*
Future Demand: Strong*
Female Share: 15%*

 

Health information managers organise and run systems that keep track of patient records and medical data. They make sure this information is stored and used correctly to meet medical, legal, and ethical rules. Their work helps hospitals and clinics deliver safe and effective health care. 

If you want to become a Health Information Manager, you can study something like a Bachelor of Information and Communications Technology with a Major in Health Informatics. You may also find that some study in areas such as Marketing, Business, or Graphic Design can help you develop complimentary skills.

Average Salary: $1,995 per week*
Future Demand: Very Strong*
Female Share: 80%*

ICT Security Specialists are like the “digital bodyguards” of a company. They set up rules and systems to keep the organisation’s computers and data safe. Their job is to stop hackers or other threats from getting in, and to make sure there are backup plans if something goes wrong.

If you want to become an ICT Security Specialist, you can study something like a Bachelor of Cyber Security and Behaviour.  

Average Salary: $2,284 per week*
Future Demand: Very Strong*
Female Share: 16%*

 

Mathematicians use maths to solve tricky problems in science, engineering, technology, business, and even social studies. Their work helps create new ideas, improve systems, and find solutions that others might miss. Most of the time, they work in offices, often using computers to test and explore their ideas.
This career is great for people who enjoy challenging maths, thinking creatively, and solving puzzles. Mathematicians need to be able to concentrate on tough problems for a long time, notice small details while keeping the big picture in mind, and work well both on their own and with a team.

If you want to become a Mathematician, you can study something like a Bachelor of Mathematics. You can choose to Major in Computational Mathematics, Financial Mathematics, Data Science, or even Secondary Teaching so you can go on to become a high school Mathematics teacher (with further study).

Average Salary: $2,213 per week*
Future Demand: Very Strong*
Female Share: 23%*

 

Medical laboratory scientists are the people who test blood, tissues, and other samples from patients to help doctors prevent and treat diseases. They usually work in labs, using special equipment to run experiments. This job is great for people who pay close attention to details, can explain technical information clearly, and enjoy working with others. It’s also important to be able to understand test results and spot patterns in data.

If you want to become a Medical Laboratory Scientist, you can study something like a Bachelor of Medical Science

Average Salary: $2,004 per week*
Future Demand: Strong*
Female Share: 65%*

 

Nutritionists use science to understand food and health. They share this knowledge with people and apply it in real life to show how eating the right foods can improve health and well‑being for communities

If you want to become a Nutritionist, you can study something like a Bachelor of Medical Science, with a Major in Human Nutrition.

Average Salary: $2,090 per week*
Future Demand: Very Strong*
Female Share: 88%*

 

Statisticians are experts at working with numbers and data. They design studies, collect information, and then use maths to figure out what the data means. Their reports help governments, businesses, and other organisations make smart decisions about the future.
Most statisticians work in offices, often for big companies or government departments. This job is perfect for people who enjoy maths, spotting patterns, and paying close attention to details. Being good at problem‑solving, critical thinking, and showing data in clear visuals is also really important.

If you want to become a Statistician, you can study a Bachelor of Data Science.

Average Salary: $2,213 per week*
Future Demand: Very Strong*
Female Share: 54%*

 

Urban and regional planners are the people who help decide how towns and cities grow. They look at things like the economy, the environment, and how communities are affected when new land is developed. Their job is to give advice and make plans so governments and organisations know the best way to use land and prepare for the future.
Most of the time they work in government offices, but they also visit sites and sometimes travel. This career suits someone who enjoys geography, cares about communities, and is interested in how governments make decisions. Being good at problem‑solving, analysing information, and listening to others is really important too.

If you want to become an Urban or Regional Planner, you can study something like a Bachelor of Planning (Pathway to Master of Urban Management and Planning).

Average Salary: $2,036 per week*
Future Demand: Strong*
Female Share: 46%*

 

Web developers are the people who make websites work. They design, build, and look after sites using coding languages (like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript), apps, and databases. They make sure websites do what users need them to do. Web developers often team up with other tech experts—like business analysts, web designers, and specialists who make sure sites are easy to use and run smoothly on networks

If you're interested in developing websites, you can study a Bachelor of Information and Communications Technology.

Average Salary: $2,252 per week*
Future Demand: Very Strong*
Female Share: 20%*

 

They climb tall wind turbines to repair and maintain them so they keep producing electricity. It’s a hands‑on job that helps create clean energy for the future.

They use science to invent and improve the tastes in food and drinks. Imagine someone mixing up the perfect flavour for your favourite snack

They design digital worlds that you can explore with VR headsets. These worlds can be used for games, training, or even therapy.

They study satellite images to find hidden ruins and ancient artifacts on Earth. It’s like being a detective of history from outer space.

They hack into computer systems legally to find weaknesses before bad hackers do. Their job keeps information and networks safe from cyberattacks.

They create realistic artificial eyes for people who have lost one. This helps restore confidence and makes their appearance look natural again

They repair and maintain the electronic systems that help planes fly safely. Without them, pilots wouldn’t have working navigation, communication, or autopilot tools.

They use statistics to study player performance and game outcomes. Teams rely on their insights to improve strategy and win more games.

They control underwater robots to explore the ocean and study sea life. These drones can also search for shipwrecks and map the seabed.

They invent eco‑friendly products and buildings that help protect the planet. This could mean designing green fashion, energy‑efficient homes, or new renewable technology

They use computer systems to organize medical data and improve patient care. Their work helps hospitals run more smoothly and make better decisions.

They design and fit braces or artificial limbs for people with disabilities. This helps patients move more easily and live more independently.