What Can I Do With a Major in Biology?

Be sure to read the U.S. News & World Report article about more great jobs for Biology Majors.

*Some may require further education or specialization.

Astrobiologist

Biochemist

Bioengineer

Bioethicist

Biologist

Biomedical Researcher

Conservation Scientist

Dentist

Developmental Biologist

Doctor

Ecologist

Endocrinologist

Environmental Lawyer

Epidemiologist

Evolutionary Biologist

Food Scientist

Forensic Scientist

Forester

Geneticist

Histologist

Horticulturist

Immunologist

Journal Editor

Kinesiologist

Limnologist

Mammalogist

Marine Biologist

Molecular Biologist

Neuroscientist

Nurse

Osteopath

Physcologist

Physical Therapist

Research Scientist

Soil Scientist

Teacher

Underwater Photographer

Veternarian

Wildlife Manager

X-Ray Crystallographer

Zoologist

Private & Non-Profit Organizations

Colleges/Universities

Engineering Firms

Geological Survey Companies

Healthcare Firms

Laboratory SErvices

Manufacturers

Pharmaceutical COmpanies

Scientific Journals

Testing Labs

Wildlife Sanctuaries

Zoos

Government Agencies

Bureau of Land Management

Department of Commerce

Department of Environmental Protection

Department of the Interior

FEMA
Food and Drug Administration

Forest Service

National Fish and Wildlife Foundation

National Science Foundation

Occupational Safety & Health Administration

Peace Corps

Public Health Service

Soil Conservation Service

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

U.S. Geological Survey

U.S. Global Change Research Program

• Displays great detail orientation to uncover new discoveries within career-driven research
• Possesses an analytical background essential to future career endeavors
• Demonstrates initiative to build upon leadership skills for future success
• Ability to think critically and make important decisions related to their field of work
• Maintains organization to deliver exceptional quality of work in a meticulous industry
• Exemplifies proficiency in interpersonal communication
• Ability to conduct appropriate fieldwork for research
• Communicates research findings in oral presentations and written publications