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Uses biology, computing and data analysis to study biological information such as genes and proteins.

Studies substances, their properties and how chemical reactions can be understood and applied.

Uses statistics, programming and data analysis to find patterns and answer practical questions using data.

Designs, develops, tests and maintains software applications and digital products.

Studies how resources, markets, policies and economic systems behave using economic theory and data.

Studies human behaviour and mental processes through research, observation and data analysis.

Studies environmental systems, pollution, ecosystems and ways to understand and manage environmental problems.

Uses mathematical and statistical methods to collect, analyse and interpret data.

Researches, verifies and communicates information through written, audio or visual journalism.

Creates visual communication for digital and physical media.

Works with geographic data and digital maps to understand locations, patterns and spatial relationships.

Researches public problems, policies and their potential effects using evidence and analysis.

Analyses financial information, business data and economic factors to support financial decision-making.