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Where could your
Melbourne
degree take you?
Develop
Microsoft’s
next-generation
smartphone
software
Visit a renowned
Melbourne
gallery to see
your paintings
exhibited
Score a lucrative
graduate role
at a global
consulting firm
Perform at
the Melbourne
Recital Centre
Six months before
graduating from his Science
degree,
Adrian Tsai
was offered the job of a
lifetime. After graduation,
he relocated to Washington
USA to work for Microsoft
as a Software Development
Engineer.
Tai Snaith
studied sculpture
at the Victorian College of
the Arts. She now exhibits
her artwork at Helen Gory
Galerie in Prahran, and
illustrates children’s books
for international publisher
Thames & Hudson.
Viola Chan Wing Yin
landed a job as an actuarial
graduate at Deloitte after
excelling in her Commerce
degree at Melbourne. She
analyses fnancial data for
her clients, solving problems
and delivering solutions.
Alumni
Laura Vaughan
and
Julia Fredersdorff
make
up two-thirds of celebrated
chamber trio Latitude 37.
They were nominated for Best
Classical Album at the 2011
ARIA Awards, and perform
regularly at the Melbourne
Recital Centre.
Make a difference
at one of the
world’s leading
engineering
companies
REIGN SUPREME
AT THE GRAMMY
AWARDS
Take on the
biggest job in
Australia
Go wherever
your dreams
take you
Penny Rogers
studied
Environmental Engineering
at Melbourne, and now
works for global engineering
and environmental
consulting company GHD.
She spends plenty of time in
the feld collecting samples,
assessing river conditions
and studying the ecology of
environments.
Arts alumnus
Gotye
(Wally
De Backer) scooped up three
Grammy Awards in 2013.
Somebody That I Used to
Know has topped the charts
in 25 countries, including
Australia, the US and his
birth nation, Belgium.
Julia Gillard
is a Melbourne
Arts and Law graduate
and the frst female Prime
Minister of Australia.
Your Melbourne degree will
lead
you
to places you never
thought possible. We believe
you can accomplish anything
you set your mind to, and we’ll
help you realise your dreams.
You
could...