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• Actor Actors interpret a role to portray a character in a theatre, film, television or radio production. Often actors start their careers in smaller productions, in advertisements, at theme parks, with touring companies, or as extras on television shows or films.
• Advertising officer Employment is available in advertising agencies as account managers, media buyers and planners, copywriters and designers.
• Animation artist This is a highly creative, very competitive industry with careers in the fields of multimedia, television, movie, cartoon, telecommunications and the Internet.
• Architect Following additional postgraduate study, graduates may be employed as architects, landscape architects, urban designers/ planners, project managers, digital designers, conservation consultants, construction managers or building scientists.
• Architectural engineer Architectural engineers design the engineering systems associated with buildings. This includes planning, design, construction and operation with an emphasis on sustainability, architectural and structural design and geotechnical engineering.  

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• Choreographer Choreographers plan and arrange dance movements and patterns, and then teach dancers how to perform them. Often the choreographer will be involved in the selection of dancers for a performance as they have clear ideas of the artistic style of the work.
• Community musician Graduates may work in Indigenous communities or be employed by governments or private groups to work in the wider community and extend knowledge of Indigenous music and culture.
• Composer Composers create music for films, television, radio and TV commercials and performers.
• Conductor Conductors work with orchestras or may be employed in universities.
• Curator Graduates work in museums, art galleries and other organisations that have large collections of art or artefacts. They may work for individuals with private collections or become a consultant.

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• Dancer Dancers use movement to express ideas and stories in performances. They often perform in a group, and have the ability to dance to different styles of music. Dancers may perform on television, in theatre productions, film, advertisements, for photographers, or at special events. Dancers may continue to work as choreographers, directors or teachers.

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• Editor Editors play a key role in developing, managing and growing audiences for publications and newspapers. Employment is found in the media and publishing companies.
• Entrepreneur Graduates can create their own opportunities by developing a broad set of skills that can be applied to creating personal and business ventures.

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• Film director Traders identify opportunities to trade with overseas governments or organisations to sell or buy goods or services. They also deal with the legal aspects of import/export. Traders need good negotiation skills and knowledge of other cultures.
• Food technologist Food technologists develop and improve food products and set standards for producing, packaging and marketing food. They are employed in food/wine/beverage manufacturing, in research, marketing and distribution, quality assurance, development and production.

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• Gaming programmer Gaming programmers create and write code and scripts for video games and related software. As video games may include a range of aspects such as advanced physics, artificial intelligence, 3D graphics and digitised sound across multiple input devices, gaming programmers may specialise in one area or have expertise across several disciplines.
• Graphic designer Graphic designers communicate visually to create publication and display materials across all media: print, film, electronic, digital and others. Graphic designers may work in illustration, typography, multimedia, or digital media such as web design.

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• Humanitarian/aid worker Graduates in relevant disciplines