An invitation to "Work-in-Singapore"; Information Session Interested in a rewarding health science career in Singapore? Contact Singapore invites you to an Information Session to explore the exciting career opportunities that await you in the vibrant island city of Singapore A career in Singapore's robust healthcare industry will present tremendous opportunities for medical and allied health professionals to explore the varied fields of healthcare delivery, education and biomedical research.You are invited to this free public lecture if you are from Malaysia or Singapore and studying in the health science fields.

Not sure what a job in physiotherapy consists of? Come to this information session and hear from two practicing physiotherapists what a career in physiotherapy entails, a typical week in the life of a physiotherapist, the joys and challenges as well as career paths and developments for a graduate in physiotherapy! Sign up now!

The University of Melbourne’s Graduate Careers Fair is an effective way for employers to recruit graduates. Over 2500 students attended in 2012 and over 130 organisations participated from a large cross section of industries including engineering, accounting, law and insurance companies, investment banks, management consultancies as well as local, state and federal government departments. Employers are eager to meet local and international graduates of The University of Melbourne and to seek out students to fill their graduate positions.

Set inside the beautiful heritage Royal Exhibition Building for one day in March, the University of Melbourne’s Graduate Careers Fair is a fantastic opportunity where students and employers come face to face. Students can ask questions and get a feel for particular firms before applying for graduate positions, employers can discuss graduate employment opportunities and present their organisation as an employer of choice to 2013’s leading graduates. Employers in attendance offer structured graduate employment programs and other full-time employment opportunities for final year students to commence the following year.

Students from all disciplines who are due to complete their studies in 2013 will be attending. Disciplines include: Agriculture, Arts, Biomedicine, Commerce, Environments, Fine Arts, Music, Oral Health, Science, Environmental Horticulture, General Studies and Graduate Studies.

Employers: 2013 registrations are open. For pricing of display booths, registration and additional information please go to: http://careers.unimelb.edu.au/employers/fairs/graduate or contact fiona.simpson@unimelb.edu.au.

University of Melbourne students: Log onto Careers Online http://careersonline.unimelb.edu.au/ for further event details and for tips about meeting employers and developing your resume.

Join us for a professional development symposium especially for emerging artists and explore the different pathways to a sustainable arts career.

Over two packed days, Pathways 2013 will stimulate with a series of panel discussions, workshops and networking opportunities with established artists, arts organisations and professionals.

Julia Zemiro will kick off proceedings with a welcoming address, then sessions will range from conversations with career artists such as Callum Morton, Gideon Obarzanek, Paul Grabowsky and Alice Garner; to business and legal advice from specialists and information about traditional and non-traditional funding models from Arts Victoria to Pozible.

When: Fri 19 & Sat 20 April, 9am - 5pm

Venues:

Friday 19 April: The Clemenger Theatre, National Gallery of Victoria Saturday 20 April: Federation Hall, Victorian College of the Arts

Cost: $30 for two days (no single day option)