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[Add presentation title, presenter name here] Using national census data to understand the science workforce and implications for curriculum design Stuart Palmer (@s_palm ) Malcolm Campbell Deakin University [Add Presenter contact details here]

[Add presentation title, presenter name here] Aims Analyse the latest national census data to: identify where BSc graduates work identify who works in science occupations reveal the complexity of the science workforce consider implications for BSc curriculum [Add Presenter contact details here]

[Add presentation title, presenter name here] 2011 ABS Aust. Census Types of queries/crosstabs possible: Field of study (discipline) Level of qualification (i.e., Bachelor) Occupational classification Geographic location Etc. [Add Presenter contact details here]

[Add presentation title, presenter name here] Limitations Data are from 2011 (dated) Census only records ‘highest qualification’ Doesn’t disaggregate pass and honours degrees Have to decide which occupations to include in your area/discipline of interest Census data are subject to small random variations to avoid potential re-identification [Add Presenter contact details here]

[Add presentation title, presenter name here] Occupations included Actuaries, Mathematicians and Statisticians Life Scientists Surveyors and Spatial Scientists Medical Laboratory Scientists Agricultural and Forestry Scientists Other Natural and Physical Science Professionals Natural and Physical Science Professionals (not further defined) Engineering, ICT and Science Technicians (not further defined) Chemists, and Food and Wine Scientists Agricultural, Medical and Science Technicians (not further defined) Environmental Scientists Medical Technicians Geologists and Geophysicists Science Technicians [Add Presenter contact details here]

[Add presentation title, presenter name here] (broadly) Where BScs work [Add Presenter contact details here]

[Add presentation title, presenter name here] Variation by age [Add Presenter contact details here]

[Add presentation title, presenter name here] Variation by specialism [Add Presenter contact details here]

[Add presentation title, presenter name here] Compared to… [Add Presenter contact details here]

[Add presentation title, presenter name here] The science workforce [Add Presenter contact details here]

[Add presentation title, presenter name here] Science qualifications vs workforce [Add Presenter contact details here]

[Add presentation title, presenter name here] Curriculum questions What jobs/roles are you educating for? Where are your graduates (alumni) working? Where are your students intending to work? What career outcomes are portrayed in your course publicity? [Add Presenter contact details here]

[Add presentation title, presenter name here] Curriculum questions Who’s on your advisory board? Do you cover in demand generic STEM skills such as programming, visualisation and statistics? What is an authentic science curriculum??? [Add Presenter contact details here]

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