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Discover the jobs market! A broad range of careers employing mathematics and statistics qualifications await you! Biostatistics............................................................................6 Business..................................................................................7 Computing..................................................................................8 Data Science.............................................................................9 Economics.............................................................................. 11 Energy.................................................................................... 13 Environment............................................................................ 14 Epidemiology........................................................................... 15 Finance.................................................................................... 15 Government............................................................................ 16 Health..................................................................................... 18 Insurance................................................................................ 20 Logistics................................................................................. 23 Market Research................................................................... 25 Meteorology............................................................................ 28 Modelling................................................................................30 Statistics.............................................................................. 33 Teaching.................................................................................. 35 Web Analytics.......................................................................36 Feature advertisements from our partners ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate System Science........ 32 Australian Bureau of Statistics.......................................... 22 AustMS............................................................................... 34 The Bureau of Meteorology..................................................... 24 Cambridge University Press...................................................34 DSTO..................................................................................... 12 CSIRO................................................................................... 17 Geoscience Australia............................................................. 31 Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS)........... 10 SSAI..................................................................................... 32 2 Maths ad(d)s 2013/14
Maths ad(d)s 2013/14 In this booklet we have gathered together job advertisements that have recently appeared on the internet and in the daily press. The common theme of the ads is mathematics and statistics, but the actual jobs vary across a very broad spectrum. They give an overview of the myriad of possible careers available to prospective university students after graduation—if they include mathematics or statistics in their degrees. Whether it be finance or tourism, just about every area of employment depends at some point on handling and interpreting data, and on predicting and modelling outcomes—in other words, on the kind of expertise offered by people with training in mathematics and statistics. In addition, many employers seek mathematics and statistics graduates because they value their advanced problem-solving and analytical skills. In this booklet you will find career opportunities combining mathematics and statistics with health, computing, data analysis, biology, epidemiology and meteorology, just to name a few. You could end up investigating the geometry of liquid crystals or consulting for a sports company. While many of the jobs listed here are based in big cities, others offer an opportunity to work in regional centres or a chance to live overseas. The ads in this 16th edition are completely new. Even so they represent only a fraction of the advertised positions found in the early months of 2013. Whether you are a pragmatist, an idealist, or you just cannot decide what you want to do or be, you can be sure that maths ad(d)s to your options! The Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute (AMSI) is a national collaborative venture with a membership of over 34 leading institutions across Australia. It was established in 2002 and has its head office in Melbourne. AMSI has a high profile nationally and internationally. AMSI conducts a wide range of national and international activities in the mathematical sciences, including scientific workshops, distinguished visiting lecturerships, short courses and industry liaison. www.amsi.org.au The International Centre of Excellence for Education in Mathematics (ICE-EM) is the Education division of AMSI. This Centre was established in 2004 with the assistance of the Australian Government A guide for students to the job market Maths ad(d)s 2013/14 3
Page 1: 16th Edition Maths ad(d)s See where
Page 5 and 6: Biology Medical imaging, plant biol
Page 7 and 8: Business Read between the lines...
Page 9 and 10: Data Science More than just crunchi
Page 11 and 12: Economics Help build a strong econo
Page 13 and 14: Energy Maths grads, we need you! Tw
Page 15 and 16: Epidemiology Enjoy a healthy career
Page 17 and 18: CSIRO MATHEMATICS, INFORMATICS AND
Page 19 and 20: I use mathematical modelling to exa
Page 21 and 22: Post Graduate Internships Insurance
Page 23 and 24: Logistics Get your career moving. B
Page 25 and 26: Market Research Another satisfied c
Page 27 and 28: Vacation Research scholarship Lydia
Page 29 and 30: Maths takes you places… Coral ree
Page 31 and 32: David Robinson Earthquake Risk Mode
Page 33 and 34: Statistics You are in demand! Stati
Page 35 and 36: Teaching Inspire a new generation!
Page 37 and 38: Further Information About the adver
Page 39 and 40: Supporting Australian Mathematics P
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