Is it good to find a job locally after graduating from the University of Melbourne?

Look at the major and your ability.

1. If the major is not an in-demand occupation (there are two in-demand occupation lists, SOL for immigrants and CSOL for employer sponsorship)

It is impossible to find a job, because regardless of immigration I can't even get a work visa. Although you can get TR, which is a 2-year temporary residence visa for overseas students, after completing a 2-year full-time course, you can only work part-time during the 2 years and cannot find a formal job.

2. If a major is in short supply, it depends on your ability. It does not mean that a job is easy to find for a job that is in short supply. The reason why it is in short supply is because the requirements are high and there are few people who meet the requirements.

For example, in accounting, there are still more than 10,000 vacant positions for accountants in Australia. However, there are also tens of thousands of overseas students coming to Australia to study accounting every year, and very few of them can actually engage in accounting-related jobs after graduation. And little. At most, you can only go to a Chinese accounting firm for no salary or even spend money to buy work experience.

Because Australian work experience is very important. There are rich jobs in Australia and high wages. Most of the positions will be taken by people with work experience first. Unlike the United States, Australia does not have many cutting-edge industries. There are too many people with high intelligence needed, so even excellent college students are not that valuable in Australia.