A science degree can lead to careers in research, data science, environmental science, psychology, biotechnology, healthcare and many other industries. At the University of Sydney, you'll develop the practical, analytical and technical skills that employers value across these diverse career pathways.
Graduates commonly apply these skills to:
Industry programs and internships
Apply your scientific skills through industry‑linked programs, including partnerships with food and agribusiness organisations and learning experiences based in real‑world settings such as Westmead Hospital and the University’s veterinary teaching hospitals.
Laboratory, field and practical learning
Build hands‑on experience through laboratories, fieldwork and practical classes, including learning on University farms, in clinical environments and in specialist teaching facilities.
Research exposure and projects
Engage with research‑active staff and gain exposure to current research in facilities such as the Sydney Nanoscience Hub, Charles Perkins Centre, Brain and Mind Centre and specialised food science laboratories.
Career development support
Access career advice, placement support and employability initiatives throughout your degree, with high‑achieving students eligible for opportunities such as the Dalyell Scholars program.
These are courses commonly explored by students interested in science.
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