A quick google search immediately brings up hundreds if not thousands of websites for us to click on. Usually we click on the website closest to the top, mainly for convenience. This behaviour from consumers entices businesses to consider the relevance of their website and facilitates a competitive nature from these businesses.

A SEO Specialist or a Search Engine Optimisationist is responsible to ensure websites are at the top of a google search. A SEO Specialist does not develop the framework for a website. A SEO Specialist develops the content of a website to ensure the purpose of the business and website are coherent and the website meets the needs of a target audience.

A SEO Specialist is an expert on all things tech. They understand how to use search engines, the importance of key words, how to develop backlinks, analysis and solve problems.

A SEO specialist is a consultant or a freelancer. They often have a bachelor degree in business, marketing, communications or information and technology. Most SEO skills are developed over time with experience. A SEO Specialist requires an in-depth understanding of coding and computer languages.

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• Marketing Undergraduate
• Bachelor of Business (Digital Marketing Major)
• Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing Major)
• Master of Marketing and Innovation Management
• Certificate IV in Marketing and Communication
• Diploma of Marketing and Communication

Consumers drive demand and therefore product expectation. We need the latest iPhone or MacBook or Android. It is that ‘need,’ which creates demand and creates our favourite product.

A Product Manager works on the product from the start to the end. They understand not only business conventions but also engineering and design conventions.

The role of a Product Manager has changed over time with the development of technology. A Product Manager makes sure a project stays on track to ensure product creation and development is operating smoothly.

There are no specific credentials required to be a Product Manager and there are many ways to become a Product Manager; it is recommended a background in engineering, or business.

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• Graduate Certificate in Product Management
• Product Management Fundamentals Short Course
• Diploma of Project Management
• Bachelor of Industrial Design
• Bachelor of Design
• Bachelor of Arts (Integrated Design Major)

Are you mystified by the world, intrigued by the potential to surf in artic seas or maybe by mountainous trains?

A geographical information specialist (GIS) understands the landscape. A GIS or a Digital Cartographer is interested in the features, sites and curves of the landscape. A GIS specialist uses different processes to gather, collect and interpret data on the worlds geography. This information is used to understand and monitor spatial relationships and to design and develop maps.

We use GIS technology every day in the form of google maps. We can put in any destination and see in real time where we will end up. The information a GIS specialist collects can be used by governments, urban planners and archaeologists.

To become a GIS specialist, you will require a degree in geography or cartography or surveying.

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• Bachelor of Geospatial Science
• Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science (Data Science Major)
• Bachelor of Science (Computer Science Major)
• Master of Geospatial Science
• Graduate Certificate in Geographic Information Systems

Have you ever considered whether C-3PO was entitled to holidays or if the Terminator wanted to be an artist instead? With the increasing utilization of robots and artificial intelligence, as well as the future development of cyborg technologies and virtual reality, there is a need to consider the ethics associated with these technologies. It is a robot ethicist’s job to consider the ethics surrounding both people and the robotic technologies involved.

A robot ethicist may have to explore philosophy, considering questions such as whether artificial intelligence is self-aware or whether robot workers deserve rights similar to those of humans. Robot ethicists must be able to consider the potential outcomes of different scenarios and apply them to ensure fair outcomes for all.

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• Bachelor of Robotics and Mechatronics Engineerings (Honours)
• Bachelor of Arts (Philosophy Major)
• Automation and Robotics Engineering Undergraduate
• Master of Artificial Intelligence

Water is one of the most essential substances for all life on earth, as well as for many industries. As global population and development increases, it is important that water resources are managed properly to ensure access for all. Water management specialists manage the way that water resources are utilised. This includes protection of water sources, distribution of resources, water efficiency, as well as recycling and reconditioning of wastewater.

Water management specialists use advanced sensing technology and smart communications systems to achieve the most efficient water use and to conserve as much as possible.  They work with town planners to create smart cities and with farmers to create water-efficient farms.

A water management specialist needs a bachelor’s degree in engineering or hydrology.

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• Master of Environmental Science
• Master of Engineering Science (Water, Wasterwater and Waste Engineering)
• Certificate IV in Environmental Monitoring and Technology
• Bachelor of Environmental Science (Environmental Management and Sustainability)
• Environmental Management Undergraduate

With great power comes great responsibility. As large companies continue to grow in power and influence, it is important that their actions are informed by ethical practise.

Chief ethics officers ensure that companies consider their corporate social responsibility. They make sure that all company activities are ethical and that they treat people and the environment with respect. This may include ensuring a diverse workplace, creating employee wellbeing programs or development of a zero-waste strategy. Chief ethics officers may also be employed by government organisations.

A chief ethics officer will require a thorough understanding of ethics as well as management and leadership skills.

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• Business Management Undergraduate
• Bachelor of Business Administration
• Bachelor of Commerce / Bachelor of Arts
• Master of Management (Human Resources)
• Master of Business Administration
• Master of Business Administration (MBA) Flexible

Are you passionate about improving the way AI is used in our society? Does a career in business and management inspire you? Are you a problem solver who has amazing people and programming skills?

As artificial intelligence use grows to be accepted within our society, the need for an AI Business Development Manager grows too. AI Business Development Managers use artificial intelligence to develop business systems and products that meet customers’ needs. This may include developing personalised customer experiences or providing virtual assistance.

AI Business Development Manager must be able to work with people from many different fields in the realm of computing, engineering and AI specialisation. They must also have good business, management and innovation skills.

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• Bachelor of Advanced Computer Science (Honours)
• Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) / Bachelor of Business
• Master of Artificial Intelligence
• Master of Management (Human Resources)

Do you pride yourself on your leadership and management skills? Are you interested in money management and policy?

Chief trust officers are responsible for ensuring the transparency and integrity of a business’s financial activity, particularly when dealing with cryptocurrency. They must also ensure the safety of clients’ private data. They work closely with the software surrounding trust accounts and new business development. They direct the reviews of investments and manage the policies and guidelines regulating the purchases and sales of securities.

Chief trust officers require a qualification in commerce. They also need good customer relationship skills as well as a strong understanding of cyber security.

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• Bachelor of Science (Cyber Security)
• Bachelor of Computing and Cyber Security
• Bachelor of Information Technology
• Master of Business Administration (MBA) Flexible
• Certificate IV in Information Technology

Do you enjoy reviewing products and sharing your experiences? Virtual store Sherpas share recommendations and in-depth product knowledge to customers through online platforms. Video-links connect Sherpas and shoppers, providing a personal experience from the comfort of home.

Virtual store Sherpas are employed to share information about products they use often and that they enjoy. They can sell any range of products, from craft supplies and cooking appliances to technology, recreation equipment or even cars. They also get the freedom and flexibility to work from any location.

Virtual store Sherpas do not require a qualification but must have excellent customer service skills and must be genuine in the information and recommendations that they share.

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• Marketing Undergraduate
• Diploma of Marketing and Communication

Are you interested human genetic modification? Do you have a passion for equality?

A genetic diversity officer will be responsible for ensuring that companies hire and accommodate a genetically diverse workforce. They must use their people skills and management skills to create a inclusive and balanced atmosphere for all workers. In a world where we will soon have people that are genetically enhanced to perform certain tasks, it is important that both modified and non-modified people have equal opportunity for employment.

Genetic diversity officers interview potential workers and work with others in the profession, such as genetic pathologists, who assist them in making hiring decisions.

To be a genetic diversity officer, you will need a qualification in human resources, as well as organisational and interpersonal skills.

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• Human Resource Management Undergraduate
• Bachelor of Sport, Recreation and Event Management (Management Major)
• Bachelor of Science (Genetics Major)
• Bachelor of Science (Biomedical Science Human Genetics Major)
• Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Genetics Major)

Are you interested in a variety of subjects, and want a job that allows you to combine them all?

Fusionists use their vast array of knowledge to combine engineering, art, science and technology. They solve unique social and industrial problems by collaborating with experts across a range of fields.

Fusionists help to facilitate multi-disciplinary collaboration. They may be employed in a range of different roles. A fusionist may help design future buildings that combine art and technology to improve people’s wellbeing or may help corporations to develop products that benefit society and the planet. Fusionists must be able to think outside the box and be willing to try new things.

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