Books about Life Science Careers
Careers for Nature Lovers and Other Outdoor Types by
Call Number: S945 .M55 2008Willis Library, 3rd floor
Opportunities in Biological Science Careers by eBook on EBSCOhost; one reader at a time allowed
Video Interviews about Biology Careers
- Biology Careers, iCould.comGet career advice from professionals in various life and health science careers.
- Career Videos, CareerOneStopCheck out videos about careers in all areas at this website from the US Department of Labor.
Occupational Outlook Handbook (OOH)
This U.S. government resource from the Bureau of Labor Statistics describes hundreds of occupations, including What They Do, How to Become One, and Pay. Each occupational profile also provides employment projections for 2010-20. Below are some of the many occupations you can enter with a bachelor's degree or advanced degree in the biological sciences.
- Agricultural and Food ScientistsDo research to ensure agricultural productivity and food safety.
- Biological TechniciansAssist biological and medical scientists to conduct laboratory tests and experiments.
- Environmental Science and Protection TechniciansMonitor the environment and investigate sources of pollution and contamination that affect health and habitats.
- Medical ScientistsConduct research with goal of improving overall human health.
- Zoologists and Wildlife BiologistsStudy the characteristics and habitats of animals and wildlife. Often involved in the conservation of species and their habitats.
O*NET OnLine
A U.S. government website from the Department of Labor. Navigate to Find Occupations to browse numerous categories of jobs for which bachelor or graduate degrees in biological sciences can prepare you. Projected growth of occupations and median wages are listed. Just a few of the many options are listed below:
Texas Employment Projections
Visit the Texas Workforce Commission's Texas Career Check to see occupational projections for the state. You can narrow projections to the regions in Texas where you would like to work on the Occupation Trends webpage.
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