Track explorer

People with data skills are in high demand.

Our skills-mapping tool, TRACK, can help you to think about the capabilities you can develop for a variety of careers in data from entry-level to advanced.

Here's how it works

Create an account

Map your current skills

Choose the areas you're most interested in

See your skills gaps and view the UTS courses that will help you fill them

Watch this video to see how TRACK can help you

Why data?

Data is a growing and lucrative field in demand across all industries. From basic data literacy to specialist data science skills, organisations today are looking to attract people who know how to work with, analyse and tell stories with data.

90% of the world's data was created in the last 2 years

76% of Australian businesses will invest in analytics over the next 2 years

All industries rely on analytics to support marketing, sales and operations

Australian salaries for data careers range from $50k - $165k

Map your skills to these in-demand capabilities

Data visualisation & storytelling with data
Data literacy & thinking scientifically with data
Statistical and mathematical modelling
Data analysis
Data engineering

Artificial intelligence and machine learning
Cybersecurity
Data ethics and governance
Business acumen
Programming tools and software engineering

Interested in upskilling your workforce in data science? For tailored corporate training solutions, click here

Page references:

Monash University Online. Everything you need to know about Data Science jobs and careers

Deloitte Access Economics. The Future of Work: Occupational and Education trends in Data Science in Australia. February 2018

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