Any Ausfag science grads in the house? After deferring postgrad

>>17439569
Hope you like Maccas faggot lmao

>>17439575
My current job is a bit more flash than maccas, but not much.

Go back to school, study law or finance.

http://www.macrobusiness.com.au/2016/08/too-many-science-graduates-in-knowledge-nation/?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Daily%20MacroBusiness&utm_content=Daily%20MacroBusiness+CID_160c6c2afcd6d998311adb0024f68bd5&utm_source=Email%20marketing%20software&utm_term=Too%20many%20science%20graduates%20in%20knowledge%20nation

Very few degrees are worth much without doing post-grad, didn't you know? All that really gets you a job in your major's field without post-grad study is medicine, law, accounting and engineering.

>>17439704
I don't give a fuck about my major's field. I just want a proper job.

A few years ago in Aus there was this big push for people to enter STEM education because apparently it was the wave of the future. Government backed and everything. Now we're all washed up with no jobs.

>>17439774
Get a job at Mecca

>>17439774
Unfortunately for you, a lot of other people fell for the STEM meme and now it's pretty saturated. Start applying for any job that takes people with a degree.

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>>17439569
Become a carpenter !

>>17439569
Cook meth cunt. Seems pretty popular these days with our fellow feral peoples.

Otherwise look for a job as a lab tech or assistant. Pathology, etc..

Why the fuck didn't you go Chem Eng ?

>>17439809
Been trying with lab tech stuff. It's cooked though. I've got mates who majored exclusively in pathology and stuff who still are having trouble finding lab jobs.

I didn't do chem eng because family/careers advisors said that regular science would give a broader base or subjects to launch a career off while still giving me great prospects. We all figured out that was a lie when we graduated I guess.

>>17439838
>>17439809
Honestly half considering going back and doing a chem eng degree. Only trouble is I hear engo's career outlook isn't as good as it sounds anyway.

I got into postgrad law last sem, but that career outlook was fucked as well, so I deferred out after a couple classes of professors telling us we'd never get jobs and never picked it back up.

>>17439842
Lots of opportunities in the mining and oil/gas industries in oz for chem engineers.
Have you looked around to see if you can get in with your degree ?

Couple of ideas.. Police forensics. Could be interesting.
Get secondary in education and be a science/chem teacher at a school. Good hours and holidays but average pay.
Any army/adfa officer roles for that degree ? Should be 70kpa+. Just do the min service time and move on. Companies usually have a hard on for ex officers.

>>17439925
No chance OP will be able to get in without engineering qualifications, especially now that the industry has had a downturn.