In Australia, university degrees in law, medicine, and information technology (IT) are proving to be lucrative, with graduates earning six-figure salaries just three years after completing their studies. According to the Department of Education, starting salaries have surged, with an average increase of 32% from $69,000 in 2022 to $91,000 in 2023. Dentists lead the pack with an average salary of $128,900, followed closely by medical graduates earning $115,000. The employment rate for medical graduates is also impressive, with over 90% securing jobs within three years. Pharmacists have seen their salaries soar by 87% to $97,700, while law graduates' earnings increased from $70,000 to $100,000. Despite these high figures, graduates from fields such as creative arts and sciences face significant challenges, with many struggling to find full-time work. Notably, creative arts graduates earn an average of only $75,000, and nearly 25% of them could not secure employment within three years.