See how your studies could connect to real jobs across the WA public sector.

Wondering what you can actually do with your degree or whether it fits in government?

You’re not alone. This page helps you explore where your skills and area of study are commonly used, and which agencies may be a good place to start your search.

A quick (but important) reminder

Your qualification is just one part of what agencies look for.

Agencies are also interested in:

your interests and motivation
transferable skills (communication, teamwork, problem solving)
willingness to learn and grow.

If your qualification isn’t listed under an agency, don’t rule yourself out - many roles are open to a wide range of study backgrounds.

Explore by study area

Select your area of study below to see where your skills are commonly used across government.

Agriculture, environment, biological sciences and sustainability

Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions Graduate Program
Department of Energy and Economic Diversification Graduate Program
Department of Local Government, Industry Regulation and Safety Graduate Program
Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development Graduate Program
Department of Water and Environmental Regulation Graduate Program
Forest Products Commission – Forestry Operations Graduate Program
Mila Kaaditj – Aboriginal Career Escalator Undergraduate Program

Architecture, design, urban and regional planning

Business and commerce

Engineering and construction

Finance and accounting

Health, medicine and biomedical sciences

Hospitality, tourism and recreation

Humanities and social sciences

Information technology

Law

Marketing, media and strategic communications

Mining, geology, geoscience and earth science

Psychology, social work, mental health