Archaeology
An archaeologist studies past cultures and people: how they lived, what they ate, how they were organized socially and politically, what they made, and where they lived.
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Astronomy/Astrophysics/Space Science
Astronomers (as well as astrophysicists and space scientists) study objects and environments beyond the surface and atmosphere of Earth.
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Biology
A biologist studies the origin, relationship, development, anatomy, and/or functions of living organisms ranging in size from microscopic to large.
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Business Management
A business manager directs or plans the work of others in order to run a business at a profit.
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Computer Science/Engineering
Computer engineers design and build computer hardware. Computer scientists (or software engineers) write computer programs.
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Dentistry
A dentist diagnoses and treats diseases and trauma to the teeth, gums, and jaw bones.
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Ecology
An ecologist studies the interactions between organisms and their past, present, and future environments.
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Engineering and Science Laboratory Technician
A lab technician is someone who has learned the practical details and special techniques that are required in a modern scientific laboratory.
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Environmental Science
An environmental scientist works to prevent contamination of the environment.
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Field Service Technology
Also known as the field engineer, customer engineer, computer service technician, service representative, or “that gal/guy who fixes these things.”
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Geology
A geologist is a scientist that studies the earth—its origin, history, and structure.
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Health Physics
Health physics is devoted to protecting people and the environment from radiation hazards.
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Histology
A histologist is a laboratory professional who has received specialized training in preparing human, animal, plant or other samples for examination and diagnosis.
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Hydrology
The job of the hydrologist is to solve problems of water quality, quantity, and availability.
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Investment Analysis/Brokerage
An investment analyst gathers pertinent facts on the past performance of companies.
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Materials Science
Materials scientists and engineers work with the materials involved in manufacturing all products used in our society.
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Mathematics
A mathematician uses numbers and symbols in many ways, from creating new theories to translating scientific and technical problems into mathematical terms.
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Medical Technology
Medical technology is concerned with laboratory tests used in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of disease.
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Oceanography
Oceanographers share an excitement, curiosity, and sense of adventure in exploring planet Earth’s largest environment.
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Patent Agent/Patent Attorney
A patent agent helps inventors or owners of inventions get patents on their inventions.
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Pharmacy
A pharmacist works with drugs in their preparation and use to cure, control, and prevent illness.
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Physician Assistant
A PA is a health professional to practice medicine with the supervision of a doctor.
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Psychology
A psychologist studies behavior and learning using observation, experimentation, and survey techniques.
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Statistician
A statistician collects and analyzes data, but there are many creative aspects of this work.
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Technical Communication
Technical communicators produce material that conveys scientific and technical information precisely, accurately, and clearly.
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Toxicology
A toxicologist studies the adverse effects of chemical agents on biological systems.
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Veterinary Science
A veterinarian is a surgeon, a dentist, a radiologist, an internist, an ophthalmologist, a neurologist, and a pathologist for animals.
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