Study pathways

Why you should treat your postgrad studies like a job.

Engineering graduate Larissa Fedunik shares 10 tips for new uni starters.

Look beyond the numbers and you’ll find a fascinating topic offering boundless career opportunities.

The ATAR apocalypse doesn't have to be real. Even if you don't get the marks you want, there are so many ways to get into the tertiary study of your dreams.

Group work. We've all been there - hustling away while your classmates refuse to contribute. Here's how to avoid getting stuck doing all the work.

Here's how to master the extra-curricular juggle in university, and put extra skills on your resume. It's the advice you'll wish you knew earlier.

There’s so much pressure to choose your career straight out of high school. We’ve compiled some essential tips on how to choose a degree when you’re unsure.

For fashion designer, Natalie, digital technology is an essential part of her process. She's using computer aided design to model her ideas and digitise pattern making.

Tempted to give O-Week a miss? It's a vital introduction to the high-school/uni transition. Don't be a dummy and miss out, here's why you need to go!

Pursing a math career doesn't always involve going through university. There are plenty of ways to get employed by taking alternative paths, like TAFE or trade school. The tech industry, finance, and forensics are some of the trade school careers that you can get involved in without getting a degree.

A Bachelor degree isn't your only ticket to a great career. Nab yourself a Diploma in Engineering and you could jump straight into full-time work (and a full-time salary, kaching!). We've rounded up the best options for Australian Engineering courses with TAFE or trade school, so check out your options.

To go to uni, or not to go to uni. That is the question... But, your choices don't have to be so black and white. If you decide that uni isn't for you, there's a multitude of TAFE and trade school options worth exploring. So, take our quiz and let us answer the age old question: Should I go to university?