STEMTRACK CAREER EXPLORER

Explore where STEM can take you.

Start with what you study, then add how you like to work. See strong matches first, with a few worthwhile routes you may not have considered.

01 · YOUR STEM BACKGROUND

Start with what you study.

Choose one field as a launch point. Clear it at any time to return to a neutral view.

02 · HOW YOU LIKE TO WORK

What kind of work sounds energising?

LIVE CAREER MATCHES

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5 career directions

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Battery Scientist

Develop safer, longer-lasting materials and cells for electrified systems.

ChemistryMaterials ScienceEngineering

Explore: Johnson Matthey · BASF

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Biotech Researcher

Use biological systems to create new therapies, diagnostics and tools.

BiologyChemistryMedicine

Explore: Amgen · Moderna

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Materials Scientist

Design, test and improve the materials behind cleaner energy, electronics and resilient products.

ChemistryPhysicsMaterials Science

Explore: Johnson Matthey · Saint-Gobain

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Medicinal Chemist

Design and refine molecules that could become new medicines.

ChemistryBiology

Explore: AstraZeneca · GSK

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Pharmaceutical R&D Scientist

Develop evidence that moves a potential medicine from idea toward patients.

BiologyChemistryMedicine

Explore: AstraZeneca · GSK

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UNEXPECTED DIRECTIONS

Your degree can travel further than you think.

These crossover paths connect familiar STEM capabilities to work students may not meet in the classroom.