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Working World
The jobs of tomorrow So much has been written about how the way we do things at work has changed. But what about the changes in what we do? These are just a few of the jobs that are seeing a growing demand from employers.
Content creators
Geriatric care managers
produce engaging, optimised content in various mediums for specific audiences. With the creator economy booming, it is becoming more viable to launch a freelance career in content creation, be it videos, articles, podcasts or photos.
help plan and oversee the healthcare for ageing individuals who need assistance with everyday tasks.
Relevant degrees BA, BCom
Cyber Security Specialists search for vulnerabilities, threats and risks in hardware and software and find ways to mitigate them.
Relevant degrees MSc (Med), MBChB, BSocSci
Logistics coordinators are typically responsible for managing the process of how a product gets from the manufacturer or seller to the consumer. Relevant degrees BCom, BBusSci
Relevant degrees BSc
Marketing Specialists
Genetic counsellors
Relevant degrees BA, BCom, BBusSci
assist their patients in understanding and adapting to the implications of genetic contributions to inherited health conditions and risks. They can provide support, advice and might refer patients to other specialists. Relevant degrees MSc (Med)
design and execute marketing strategies to promote products for businesses.
Materials Engineers develop new materials with specific chemical, electrical or mechanical requirements, to be made into a variety of products (e.g. aircraft wings, computer chips and biomedical devices). Relevant degrees BSc, BEng
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