Researcher
What's it like to be a Researcher?
Researchers seek information in various capacities, working across a wide range of industries. Researchers use various methodologies to conduct their research, including collating sources such as internet searchers, newspapers, journals and other publications. They often work as specialists in market research, medical research, scientific research or in public policy.
Researchers may work on a project basis, or in a full-time capacity.
What can I earn as a Researcher?
Find out the average salary for a Researcher across Australia
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How to become a Researcher
- Complete an undergraduate degree in a relevant field. This could be a Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts, or a degree related to your chosen field of research such as psychology, sociology, economics or health science.
- Gain research experience in your industry in a role such as Research Assistant.
- Consider undertaking postgraduate studies, depending on your chosen field of research. Some hirers may prefer candidates with a PhD in their area of expertise.
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