In this issue

JUNE

21 June   End of Term 2, 3:10 pm finish

JULY

14 July  ‘The Addams Family’ Production Weekend Rehearsal, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
15 July  Student Free Day
16 July  Students Commence Term 3
19 July  Gymnastics Training, 7:00 am to 8:00 am
22 July  Parent Information Session – Headspace: Adolescent Mental Health, 7:00 pm
24 July to Friday 26 July  Year 10 Conference Camp
25 July  SEISA Cross Country
26 July  Gymnastics Training, 7:00 am to 8:00 am
St James Community Lunch Excursion

JUNE

21 June  End of Term 2, 3:20 pm finish

JULY

16 July  Students Commence Term 3
17 to 19 July  Year 4 Camp, Phillip Island Adventure Park
25 July  Book Fair Begins

AUGUST

7 to 9 August  Ski Camp, Mt Buller
8 August  Years 3 and 4 Soirée, Prideaux Centre
12 August  Years 3 and 4 Hoop Time
23 August  Year 7 2020 Friendship Morning
24 August  Tournament Of Minds
28 August  Public Speaking Competition
Parent Teacher Interviews, 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm
29 August  Parent Teacher Interviews, 3:30 pm to 8:30 pm
30 August  Father’s Day Stall
RoboCup Victorian State Competition, Melbourne Showgrounds

JUNE

14 June to 1 July  Japan Study Tour
21 June  End of Term, 3:30 pm finish
23 June to 1 July  East Timor Tour
22 June to 14 July  Mid-year Holidays

JULY

15 July  Student Free Day
16 July  Students Commence Term 3
17 July  Headspace: Adolescent Mental Health, Parent Session, Science Centre Lecture Theatre, Warragul, 7:00 pm
19 July  Year 9 Community Awareness Day 1
24 to 26 July  Year 10 Conference, Phillip Island Adventure Resort
25 July  SEISA Cross Country
26 July  Year 9 Community Awareness Day 2
Senior Formal, Premiere Function Centre, Traralgon, 7:00 pm
30 July  Baw Baw JobSkills Expo, Lardner Park, 9:00 am to 11:20 am
Senior Years Information Evening, 7:00 pm
31 July  Studio Concert, 7:00 pm to 9:30 pm

The days of a ‘job for life’ are over – as all experts are telling us!  And along with that, new jobs of the future are being invented at a rapidly growing rate.  As parents and teachers we can only marvel at what our young people may be doing in the future!
There are jobs you may never have heard of: Snake Milker, Space Archaeologist, Mathematical Psychologist, Flavour Chemist – these are all real jobs!

In this week’s newsletter, there are links to some interesting websites to explore.

Also, there has been a lot in the news recently about jobs in Agriculture and that not enough young people are choosing this area as their career.  But ‘being on the land’ is not the only career in Agriculture and as this week’s information states, many jobs are in offices in the cities.  Agriculture and Agribusiness are careers of the future where as a nation, we need forward thinking and innovative people who will be able to feed our country, manage the environment and look after our natural resources.  Food will always be required and we need people who have the passion and commitment to contribute to work and careers in this area.

As we head into the mid-year break, students are encouraged to take some time to research courses and careers to help in planning their pathway for the future.  Subject selection will be upon us early next term and it pays to be informed about what subjects are required for particular courses and future careers.  Year 12 students should also be researching for their final applications for TAFE, universities and traineeships.  The VTAC application process opens in the first week of August – do not leave it until the last minute to gather the information required to make informed choices!

Mrs Deb Cumming
Head of Careers

Vocational Education

Have you considered pursuing vocational education after school?  Research shows that four out of five parents would prefer their child to go to university after school over vocational education and that many young people and parents do not understand the benefits of vocational education and training for example: TAFE, apprenticeships and traineeships.

2017 Australian research suggests that:
·  Nine out of the ten top occupations predicted to have the most jobs growth are in vocational training areas
·  The median full-time income for a vocational education graduate is $56,000 vs $54,000 for someone with a bachelor degree
·  Nearly eight in ten vocational education graduates have a job soon after training versus about seven in ten university graduates
·  Nine in ten trade apprentices have jobs after finishing training
You can read the research report at this link, https://bit.ly/2l0YzlR

Wildlife Conservation

Passionate about wildlife conservation?  You may like to explore the following courses as examples of what you can study at university:
·  Bachelor of Science (Wildlife and Conservation Biology), La Trobe University, http://bit.ly/242qe30
·  Bachelor of Environmental Science (Wildlife and Conservation Biology), Deakin University, http://bit.ly/2dzOt9e
For other vocational and higher education courses, search the Good Universities Guide, http://bit.ly/1N6a3Pk

The Australian School of Business

University of NSW  Australian School of Business posts regular videos to their YouTube channel that provide updates on what is going on in the faculty and gives insights into a key business issue each week.  To search the YouTube channel go to, http://bit.ly/1ENyXZp

Take a virtual tour

Federation University  Use this link for information on how to take a three hundred and sixty-degree tour of the following areas at the Ballarat Campus: General campus tour, Nursing labs, Science and Engineering buildings, and the Visual and Performing Arts facilities, http://bit.ly/2ssWx36

Passionate about humanities?

Are you interested in humanities, politics, foreign affairs and law?  Have you considered studying security studies?  The following are examples of courses you can study:

Australian National University, Canberra:  Bachelor of International Security Studies.  Excellent double degrees include Asian Studies, European Studies, International Relations, Political Science, Laws (Honours), and Criminology.  You can complete a Diploma of Languages on the side of the degree, http://bit.ly/2mVTXgg

University of Canberra:  Bachelor of Arts majoring in National Security.  Excellent second majors include Justice Studies:  Management, Governance and Policy, Politics and International Relations, Law and Society, and Australian Politics and Public Policy.  Excellent double degrees include Media and Public Affairs, and Law, http://bit.ly/2r9zabf

Monash University, Clayton:  Master of International Relations (specialising in Governance and Security or Political Violence and Counter Terrorism).  You will need to complete a Bachelor degree first.  Ideal courses are Criminal Justice, Law, International Relations, International Studies, https://bit.ly/2R107LZ

Interested in studying biomedicine?

The following are three excellent biomedical science programs to consider that have a focus on work experience:

Swinburne University
Bachelor of Health Sciences (majoring in Biomedical Science) (Professional), four-years, https://bit.ly/2nJIMtj
Entry requirements:
·  Indicative ATAR of 80 plus
·  A minimum study score of thirty in English (EAL) or twenty-five in any language other than English
Students will have access to twelve months of paid industry experience and can complete a minor in a study area such as Biotechnology, Neuroscience, Nutrition or Digital Health and Informatics.

Deakin University
Program: Global Science and Technology Program (GSTP), https://bit.ly/2KOF5iH
Course: Bachelor of Biomedical Science, Burwood and Geelong Waurn Ponds.  Six majors are available to choose from, https://bit.ly/2Ze8Jlh
Entry requirements:
·  Indicative ATAR of 80 plus
·  A minimum study score of twenty-five in English (EAL) or twenty in any language other than English
Students apply for the GSTP via VTAC and if successful, then choose the Bachelor of Biomedicine.  Students will have access to career development and leadership programs, a $3,000 scholarship and will undertake part of their degree overseas.

Australian Catholic University
Bachelor of Biomedical Science, Melbourne, https://bit.ly/2KGQocD
Entry requirements:
·  Indicative ATAR of fifty-eight
·  A minimum study score of thirty in English (EAL) or twenty in any language other than English and a minimum study score of twenty-five in any Math
Students complete work experience in their final semester of study.  Last year’s placements were held in a range of workplaces such as Aspen Pharmacare; in health and hospital services at Austin Health and The Prince Charles Hospital; in disease-based organisations such as at Asthma Australia; and in research institutes like the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute, St Vincent’s Institute and the Mary Mackillop Institute for Health Research.

Do you have a passion for science?

Have you considered studying pharmacy or pharmaceutical science?  “A pharmaceutical scientist is an expert in the science related to the development of drugs – how drugs work, how safe and effective pharmaceuticals are taken to market, their impact on the body and their effect on the treatment of disease.  A pharmacist dispenses medicines, provides advice and manages a patient’s medication requirements.”  Taken from http://bit.ly/2s9clbs

Pharmaceutical Sciences

Monash University, https://bit.ly/2XBnrCx
·  Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science
·  Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science (Advanced Honours)
·  Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science/Bachelor of Chemical Engineering (Honours)

Deakin University, http://bit.ly/2rFVzzN
·  Bachelor of Biomedicine, majoring in Pharmaceutical Science

La Trobe University, https://bit.ly/2WYvhFM
·  Bachelor of Science (majoring in Pharmaceutical Chemistry)

Pharmacy

RMIT, http://bit.ly/1BCfLxJ
·  Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours)

Monash University, https://bit.ly/2XBnrCx
·  Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours)/Master of Pharmacy

La Trobe University, http://bit.ly/1GgeCDg
·  Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours)

Have you considered international logistics?

The maritime and logistics industries are booming.  Thanks to international trade and online shopping, there are more goods and services being transported around the globe than ever before.  Studying Global Logistics at the Australian Maritime College in Tasmania will open the door to a career that offers graduates an excellent earning potential and worldwide opportunities, https://bit.ly/2MCjaO0

Sports Competition

Deakin University offers a wide range of sports programs, https://bit.ly/2IyfBDn  The university is offering two incredible opportunities to get behind the scenes in Australian sport, an all-access immersive experience with either the Geelong Cats or Suncorp Super Netball.  For information on the competition and how to apply go to,  All Access Football: https://bit.ly/2WYhF0F  All Access Netball: https://bit.ly/2KFqoyg

How to save a life

Have a passion for helping others?  The following are five health careers you should consider:
·  Medical Lab Technician
·  Audiologist
·  Pharmacy Technician
·  Radiation Therapist
·  Biomedical Engineering
Read about these fascinating careers at this link, https://bit.ly/31oCXDP

STEM Careers

Five weird and wonderful STEM careers you may not have heard of:
·  Snake Milker (yes – it is a thing!)
·  Space Archaeologist
·  Ethical Hacker
·  Mathematical Psychologist
·  Flavour Chemist
Read about these occupations here, https://bit.ly/31oY499

Five jobs of the future you need to know:
·  Robot Psychologist
·  Blockchain Engineer
·  Augmented Reality Cybersecurity Analyst
·  Data Science Detective
·  Computer vision technician
To read the article go to, https://bit.ly/2Jt1XEM

Learn about the Bachelor of Arts

Why the Bachelor of Arts is a great choice for students:  If you love humanities but are not sure what you would like to specifically study, the Bachelor of Arts is a fantastic undergraduate degree.
The following videos have been developed by three universities to showcase their Bachelor of Arts programs:
·  Australian National University, http://bit.ly/1UNrrWC
·  Monash University, http://bit.ly/1trFwDE
·  University of Melbourne, http://bit.ly/1XRHDNM

Complete the Bachelor of Arts in two and a half years: Did you know at Australian Catholic University you can fast track the time it takes to graduate from their Bachelor of Arts?  Learn about their unique model at https://bit.ly/31hSeX4

International Business

Monash University
As part of the Bachelor of International Business, students have the opportunity to spend a trimester of their degree studying abroad at China’s Peking University, Japan’s Osaka University or South Korea’s SungKyunKwan University.  Students learn about the country’s economy, local business principles and culture, and discover the challenges and opportunities of doing business internationally.  Eligible Australian citizens participating in the program can access a Mobility Scholarship of up to $7,000 provided by the Australian Government’s New Colombo Plan.  Additional funding is also available through the government’s OS HELP scheme.

Students can fast track their studies and complete the degree in two years.  For more information on the Bachelor of International Business please visit, http://bit.ly/2nTsb4b

Health Information Management

Interested in Health, IT and Business?  You may enjoy a career in health information management.  According to La Trobe University, “there is a national workforce shortage in this industry, which means graduates are in high demand.  Salaries range from $50,000 to $180,000 at senior level”.
You can study health information management at both the undergraduate and the graduate level at La Trobe University, Melbourne, http://bit.ly/1UvhddI

Maths Bridging Program

Swinburne University
If you are not currently studying the required Maths subject for entry into your desired course at Swinburne, you can complete a bridging program, https://bit.ly/1M0nAHA

Maths – Career Resources

The following are exciting career resources from Refraction Media:
·  Posters  You can download a set of three posters from this link, which showcase Maths careers such as urban planner, architect, optometrist, chemical engineer, foreign exchange trader, http://bit.ly/2r9AB9l
·  Website  Careers With Maths website, https://bit.ly/2I8cEKI
·  E-magazine  Download the Careers With Maths e-magazine, http://bit.ly/2lL1DCl

Apprenticeship and traineeships companies

To find apprenticeship and group training companies in your local area go to, http://bit.ly/1Vg6hFv and use the search facility.  You will be able to contact the companies listed to discuss your options in obtaining an apprenticeship or traineeship in the future.

Are you looking for casual or part-time employment?

The following are links to recruitment sites for several major retail companies:
·  Coles  http://bit.ly/1hWl1WL
·  KFC  http://bit.ly/1kOrqrJ
·  Hungry Jacks  http://bit.ly/1qqsbX3
·  Sportsgirl  http://bit.ly/2sqYScG
·  Woolworths  http://bit.ly/1oQLN9a
·  Muffin Break  http://bit.ly/1Q63Sq7
·  Kmart  http://bit.ly/Rke73r
·  Target  http://bit.ly/1nJEWJM
·  Myer  http://bit.ly/2rLRC9o
·  Red Rooster  http://bit.ly/2tDWL4s
·  Sussan  http://bit.ly/2llDT6N
·  McDonald’s  http://bit.ly/1Bmfpeo
·  Bunnings  http://bit.ly/2rGRvAJ
·  Donut King  http://bit.ly/2sr71hf
·  Boost  http://bit.ly/2sh3CCZ

Do you need a Tax File Number (TFN)?  If you are planning to get a job or if you would like to study at university or TAFE next year, you will need a TFN.  You will need to apply for a TFN – these are not issued automatically.  To start the application process go to, http://bit.ly/2aLCSjJ

Need help finding a job?  The Youth Central website has excellent resources to assist young people in finding casual and part-time employment, go to, http://bit.ly/1T6hG57

Find out about your rights at work:  Learn about your rights, responsibilities, how to resolve issues in the workplace and rules about unpaid work, https://bit.ly/1Svl7DP

Learn about safety in the workplace:  Your rights and responsibilities, https://bit.ly/2K2AYPK and how to stay safe, https://bit.ly/2VA24j5

Work Experience
Work Experience Directory:  This is a website that enables you to search for work experience opportunities in NSW and Victoria and is for secondary school students, http://bit.ly/2BoMb8A

Applying for Medicine?

Interview dates have been released for several universities.
Please record these in your diary so you can plan ahead:
·  Monash University (Victoria), https://bit.ly/2HWWn8b
·  University of NSW for local applicants, https://bit.ly/2lumvRp
·  Joint Medical Program (NSW) University of Newcastle and University of New England, https://bit.ly/2MzEhwp
·  Bond University (QLD), https://bit.ly/2JVIpoR
·  The University of Adelaide (SA), https://bit.ly/2Og77la

Prepare for the UCAT
ICanMed are running workshops in the holidays, some free workshops and information sessions, https://www.icanmed.com.au/
NIE are running a Simulated UCAT Day on 5 July in the Melbourne area, https://bit.ly/2ImNyYM
Free information session on the UCAT and careers in medicine 4 July, Melbourne, run by NIE, https://bit.ly/2INEQSb
MedEntry have an online learning package and two-day workshop, https://bit.ly/2IKSN3q

Focus on Agriculture

Agriculture is not just farming:  It is focused on “the entire food chain, managing the environment and minimising the impact of human endeavours on natural resources”.
About fifty per cent of all jobs in the agriculture industry are in capital cities.  These jobs include environmental management, research, development, agribusiness and education.
Most people in agriculture work full-time.  The demand for agricultural science graduates grew strongly over the past five years and around 5,000 job openings will be available by 2024, https://bit.ly/2HZWFel
There is also an ongoing demand for agricultural science graduates with economics and management training, https://bit.ly/2Ic3tYk  (source)

Experts are needed in the areas of:
·  Sustainable farming practices
·  Land management
·  Land conservation
·  Climate change practices
·  Food security
·  Agricultural research and policy making

Students can specialise in areas such as:
·  Economics, marketing
·  Animal and plant biotechnology
·  Catchment management
·  Climate change impacts
·  Crop management and production
·  Plant and soil science
·  Nutrition and feed production
·  Sustainable production and consumption
·  Water management

Technology is advancing rapidly in agriculture and students are advised to study maths, sciences and business at school.  Students who do not want to work ‘on the land’ have many opportunities to work in cities and in offices.

Courses
The following are examples of agriculture courses you can study:
·  La Trobe University:  Study Agriculture and Technology, Agricultural Sciences, and Agribusiness, http://bit.ly/1FGtcP0
·  University of Melbourne:  Study the Bachelor of Agriculture, http://bit.ly/1BWdaib
·  University of Tasmania:  Study Agriculture and Business, Agricultural Science, and Agriculture, http://bit.ly/1cIeoa4
·  Charles Sturt University:  Study Agriculture, Agricultural Science, Agricultural Business Management, and Ecological Agricultural Systems, http://bit.ly/1MkDAj6
·  University of New England:  Study Agribusiness, Agricultural and Resource Economics, Agriculture, Agrifood Systems, Animal Science and Rural Science, http://bit.ly/1KSOtZc
·  Longerenong College:  Study Agribusiness, Agronomy, Agriculture and Woolclassing, http://bit.ly/2sGcMcT
·  Marcus Oldham:  Study Agribusiness and Agriculture, http://bit.ly/1wEGiuc

Key websites
·  Career Harvest, http://bit.ly/1f0m8jW
·  Agrifood Careers, http://bit.ly/1MEcG6D
·  Download the Science:  Taking you places resource, which has a focus on primary industries, http://bit.ly/1S6hsh0
·  Rural Skills Australia – Rural Careers Guide, http://bit.ly/1i2mTt7

Scholarships
·  Career Harvest, scholarships, https://bit.ly/31yXmX0
·  Good Universities Guide, https://bit.ly/2upv1oW

Interesting articles from The Footnotes
·  Fifteen hours in a coal mine
·  On the phone with a meat trader
·  Inside an environmental engineering office
·  On the phone with a carbon farmer
·  On the phone with a commodity adviser in grain marketing
·  Inside Agriculture Business at Charles Sturt University
You can access the stories at, https://bit.ly/2WOfmxI

Join the Pre-Ag Club at The University of Melbourne (Year 9 to 12 students), https://bit.ly/2KskUrt

Are you a class clown?

Have you considered a career in comedy?  Collarts is a private college located in Fitzroy and Collingwood.  They have just announced two new courses – Diploma of Dramatic Arts (Comedy) and Bachelor of Dramatic Arts (Comedy).  The courses are perfect for students who are wanting to work in the comedic side of the arts and entertainment industries.  You will be taught and mentored by industry experts who are currently working within many sectors of the industry including theatre, film, television, radio and podcasting.
You will undertake fundamental units in comedy performance, comedy writing, production and entrepreneurship, you will gain the knowledge and skills to develop and manage a career in the entertainment industry.  Students will develop a showcase of their work to achieve a position as a comedic artist, with performance, creation and production knowledge, which the industry seeks.  For information go to, https://bit.ly/2RiuygJ and attend the Collarts Open Day on Saturday 31 August, https://bit.ly/2LoPShE

Unique teaching model at Victoria University

Victoria University (VU) is the first Australian university to use a ‘block’ model of learning, where you study one unit at a time rather than juggling several at once.  The VU Block Model offers you more one-on-one time with educators in an immersive, collaborative learning environment.  It develops your confidence and independence as a learner, setting you up for success in your degree and beyond.
You will study in short bursts, called blocks.  Each block focuses on one unit (subject) and is only four weeks long, with up to four days between blocks to relax and prepare for the next.  The year is broken up into ten four-week blocks: two semesters of four blocks each, plus two optional blocks over winter and summer.  If you miss a unit or need to repeat one, you can catch up over the winter and summer blocks.

The first unit you study is set.  It is a great introduction to your course that helps build the academic skills you will need to succeed.  If you start your course a bit late, the unit is also offered in block two.
The other seven units you will need to take in first year can then be studied in any order for most courses, to suit your work and life commitments.  According to the university, the retention rate and number of high distinctions has increased since implementing the model in 2018.  To learn about the model go to, https://bit.ly/2Izrgld

Read about Emily Gannaway’s experience studying the Bachelor of Early Childhood Education at VU, https://bit.ly/2RpTK56

Kangan Institute

Kangan Institute offers both vocational and higher education courses across several campuses in Victoria.  The Institute has just released their TAFE to university pathway programs and have partnered with universities such as Swinburne, Deakin, RMIT, La Trobe, Federation and Charles Sturt.  If you are concerned you may not achieve the ATAR you need for your desired uni course, check out the pathway options at Kangan, https://bit.ly/2gWD5qe

News from Monash University

Year 10 Discovery Day is the perfect opportunity for students to get a taste of what it is like to study at university.   There will be a jam-packed schedule with faculty-run workshops as well as information sessions to give students hints and tips on how to achieve a top ATAR score.
The following workshops will be offered:
·  Arts:  Criminology for the 21st century
·  Monash Business School:  Step into the share market
·  Education:  Engineering in action
·  Information Technology:  Cyber criminality and technology
·  Law:  Experience a criminal trial
·  Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences:  Discover the importance of nutrition during the VCE
·  Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Science:  Chemistry of medicines
The day will held on Thursday 4 July between 8:50 am and 2:00 pm at the Clayton Campus.  For information and to register your place go to, https://bit.ly/2Xqrrcg

New course: Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics
This elite degree is designed for deep thinkers who want to have a real impact on shaping our society.  Students will study the inter-relationship between politics, philosophy and economics.  Core study requirements will develop their ability to think critically about analysis, strategy and leadership and they will learn how to transform big ideas into tangible results.  Selection: Indicative ATAR of ninety plus interview, English and Maths requirements. For more information, contact Georgina Gibson via email georgina.gibson@monash.edu or phone 03 9902 0344.

Richmond Institute of Sport Leadership

Richmond Institute is a partnership between Richmond Football Club and Swinburne University.
As part of the twelve-month program, students will receive a Diploma in Sports Development and a Diploma in Leadership and Management from Swinburne University (only a Diploma in Sports Development at the Albury-Wodonga and Mildura Campuses).  They will be taught by industry experts, complete strength training and sports skills development each week and have guaranteed access into several Swinburne University degrees, http://bit.ly/2vEPCGH  Applications for 2020 are now open.  For information on upcoming Open Days go to, https://bit.ly/2WP6fgd

DATES FOR YOUR DIARY

JUNE

•  18 to 25:  Information Evenings, Victoria University, various dates and sessions, https://bit.ly/2XU317d

•  18 to 25:  Inside Monash Seminars, Monash University, various dates and sessions, https://bit.ly/2ki2NYw

•  18 to 26:  My Future, The University of Melbourne, various dates and sessions, https://bit.ly/2DNfjac

•  23:  Global Career Hotel Experience, The Hotel School Melbourne, Grand Hyatt Melbourne, https://bit.ly/2DQr6V5

•  25 and 26:  Explore Day, Charles Sturt University. Wagga Wagga (25) and Albury-Wodonga (26) Campuses, https://bit.ly/2T1AFoJ

•  27:  Animal Careers Discovery Day, RSPCA, Melbourne, https://bit.ly/2KGpb7a

JULY

•  1 to 15:  JMC Academy, High School Workshops, South Melbourne, https://bit.ly/2IPF9vA

•  2 to 31:  Health Courses Information Sessions, Deakin University, https://bit.ly/2r0rbh5

•  2 and 5:  Experience Day, Australian Catholic University, Melbourne (2), Ballarat (5), https://bit.ly/2UIoH4P

•  2 and 4:  DeakInspire, Deakin University, Geelong Waurn Ponds (2), Burwood (4), https://bit.ly/2Eal29c

•  3 and 5:  Experience Clever, La Trobe University, Bendigo (3), Melbourne (5), https://bit.ly/2Jrjl8f

•  4 and 5:  MAJOR HACK 2019, The University of Melbourne, current Years 11 and 12 students, Parkville, https://bit.ly/2LrwunQ

•  6 to 13:  Victorian Indigenous Engineering Winter School, https://bit.ly/2tr0VPa

•  9 to 13:  Experience Monash Indigenous Winter Camp, https://bit.ly/2J2czt0

•  11:  Inside Monash Seminars, Monash University, Science careers and industry engagement, https://bit.ly/2ki2NYw