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Omnipotence said:
Job Title Small - Med Large
Min Max Min Max
In-House:Banking & Financial Services
Financial Services $210,000 $320,000 $280,000 $380,000+
Retail Banking $210,000 $320,000 $280,000 $400,000+
Institutional Banking $210,000 $320,000 $280,000 $400,000+
Funds/Investment Management $230,000 $340,000 $280,000 $410,000+
Financial Markets $230,000 $340,000 $280,000 $410,000+
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are these similar to actuarial studies? and how what course do you need to do to get into these jobs?
 
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zeebobDD said:
are these similar to actuarial studies? and how what course do you need to do to get into these jobs?
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Actuarial Studies is Actuarial Studies.

For those jobs, I'd assume a Commerce degree with a relevant major would get you in.
 
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zeebobDD said:
are these similar to actuarial studies? and how what course do you need to do to get into these jobs?
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Graduate salaries will never be that high. They will only apply to people who have been in the industries for a good length of time.
 
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Just wondering which occupations earn the most straight out of uni? :)
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It can vary. As someone pointed out earlier, law graduates can earn great money provided they get a job at a top tier firm (which very few do). The same goes for other degrees. What most people seem to forget is that its difficult to get a job straight away after university. Graduates often apply for many positions before they are hired and usually they make little money.
 
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mining engineering but heaps volatile (i.e. could crash at any time not worth the risk, do civil instead wassup)
 
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Can someone briefly explain what a "Financial Markets" Job is like, as in what it involves etc please?
 
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its proly better to get into and industry in which youll still have a job in the next 10/20 years and where there is room to make more money as you get older,
so a job has 60,000 grad salary if after 10 years that job is only worth 80k/y and a job with 45k grad salary is then 100k/y which is a better option
 
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you could easily work as a civil engineer if you had a mining engineering degree though lol
 
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Mining engineer graduate average $102k first year out.
 
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really depends how its quoted, if its a 80k salary it might infact be a 100k package.

100k ish sounds about right, for mining engineering grads
 
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Whether $80k or $100k that's still great money straight out of uni!

Here I am trying to find a few students to pay me $40 to $50 an hour. In comparison I'm just a casual labourer.
 
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