Career Questions tagged Science
Science focuses on knowledge of the physical and material world gained through observation and experiments. It is broken down into three main groups. Physical sciences focus on topics such as...
What kind of work do environmental lawyers do?
I'm thinking about going into environmental law because I love English and I'm passionate about sustainability and the environment, but I don't know a lot about what kind of work it involves. Are there different types of environmental lawyers? Does it involve a lot of writing and editing? Are...
#writing #july20 #sustainability #science #environmental-law #environment #lawyers #environmental-science #english #law
What is it like being a scientist working for a space agency?
Currently, I am looking into possibly pursuing a science degree and work at a space agency. What kind of work do you do at a space agency like NASA? #astronomy #space #science #july20 #career #astronomer #scientist #nasa...
What skills do you frequently see hiring managers look for that you have lacked either in the past, present, or something that you somewhat lack and are looking to improve upon?
#internship #jobseeker #career #long-run #tech #medicine # #technology #radiology #writing #science #research # #biology #journalism...
Research in industry vs academia
I am a current graduate student in materials science looking into research careers after I graduate. Do you have any insights into the differences between doing research at a company, compared to a university? #science #research...
What is the difference between Applied, Experimental, and Exploratory Research/ are they the same?
After receiving a bachelor's in science, what are the path forward to continuing an education? I'm confused on the differences/hierarchy of graduate school, medical school, or pursuing a PhD.
I'm an undergrad in neuroscience and psych and a career in research is currently my plan. #college #psychology...
Best entry level position for a career in forensic biology?
Currently a junior working on a bachelors in forensic biology at CSU Sacramento. I am a veteran that is trying to get a career in forensics. #forensic #forensics #biology #criminal-justice...
Environmentalists: What do you wish you knew before starting out at your job?
What educational requirements are needed when applying for a job as an conservation scientist?
I am interested in studying environmental studies or science in college and I was wondering what classes I may need to take in order to be qualified for a career as a conservation scientist or in a sustainable-focused work environment. #science #college #sustainability...
What are the possible careers one can pursue after majoring in environmental studies?
I am interested in studying environmental studies and dance in college and was wondering what careers others have pursued after earning a degree in environmental studies. How were you offered a job opportunity? What kind of resources were available to you during college that helped you prepare...
What are the not-so-known careers in science?
I am planning to be an Acoustic Engineer in the future, so I can use both of my music, math, and science skills. What is/are the best major(s) for this field?
I am a rising junior and as of now, I am planning to major in Physics in college. I am wondering if this would be good for the career. #career #science #engineering #music...
Are there companies that help market and creat prototype for your invention free of cost to you
I have a marine tech idea that is very lucrative and can help further research into marine life and related field and need help in seeing this invention made into reality I've done a patent search into it and it's in the clear I've tried searching for companies or people to make the prototype...
#idea #investment-management #finance #science #business #entrepreneur #marine-biology #design #technology #innovation #marketing #invention
Environmentalists: What does your typical work week consist of? All sub-specialties welcome.
I'm an undergraduate student struggling to commit to a major, after changing time and time again. After finally settling on a general area of study, it's time to determine a more focused area. The top bachelors degree programs that I am looking at include environmental engineering,...
Are internships more preferable than research experience?
Is there one that grad schools and/or employers would rather see on an application? If someone is unable to land an internship, would their research experiences make up for it? I'm more curious about this for STEM fields, but any input would be helpful and greatly appreciated! #internship...
#research #science #math #computer-science #stem #engineering
To math and applied science majors - Has your major helped you reach your career goals? What do you do now?
And if applicable, did you go to grad school?What types of internships were you able to get that were outside your major (e.g. math major getting an engineering or computer science type of internship)? #math #career #college-major #science...
Would you suggest taking a year to study abroad?
I absolutely love adventuring and the outdoors. I am part of the choir program and I have been a dancer for the last 14 years. I am totally a nature and science nerd! #science...
Career Options after Graduating?
Hi, I wanted to know what are the possible career options with a Bachelors' Degree in Life Sciences. Thanks in advanced for your help! #science #career #career-choice...
How do I know if engineering is the right field for me?
Hi! I'm currently a high school student trying to figure out what to major in for college. I enjoy solving problems and learning math/science, but I've never really been the type of person to take things apart and put them together just for the sake of it. Could I still consider being an...
#solutions #major #tech #science #college #math #technology #engineering #engineer
Is it possible to find case study competitions online for science/health majors? or will most of them be affiliated through a university?
I really want to be a veterinarian, but I struggle a lot with science and math so can anyone give me advice on how to tackle this on.
I love animals, but I hate science and math. I am bad at both and have not had good teachers to help me with my trouble in it. I don't want this to stop me from pursuing my dream and making me regret not trying so is there anyone who has been in the same boat as me? I am very intimidated...
