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**The above table is to be used as a guide only
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Typical Accountabilities & Responsibilities
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Career Path Options & Employment
As a mathematician, you will always have the option to move into other areas of your field. You may decide to move from an insurance company, to a job within medical or environmental research. Or you may decide to specialise within a particular area of mathematics, working professionally as a statistician, actuary, operations research analyst, or computer mathematician. Teaching mathematics at university is also an option if you undertake further study. Demand outstrips supply in this field, so you can enter the field of mathematics with confidence.
You may wish to become a member of the Australian Mathematical Society, which promotes mathematics to the community. Attending their conferences and seminars improves your knowledge of mathematics or provides you with ideas for a new career direction.
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