A liberal arts education prepares you for the challenges of a changing and unpredictable world, equipping you with the skills to communicate, debate, solve problems and think critically. Here's a sampling of careers paths for biology majors.
First Jobs
- Associate scientist in environmental health risk group, Exponent, Berkeley, California
- Assistant researcher, Emory University/Centers for Disease Control, Atlanta
- Diagnostic technician, GeneDX, Gaithersburg, Maryland
- Child psychiatric assistant, Children's National Medical Center, Washington
- Researcher, Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control, Division of Water, Dover, Delaware
- Ecological management assistant, Student Conservation Association, Americorp and the Nature Conservancy, Albany, New York
- Lab technician, Dana Farber Cancer Institute, Boston
- Field technician, Yuma Ridgway's Rail research project, University of Idaho
- Research assistant, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
- Virology lab researcher, Ohio State University
- Climate change researcher, University of Bergen, Norway
- Technical problem solver, Epic, Madison, Wisconsin
- Research technician, National Institute of Health in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina
- Assistant wildlife rehabilitator and veterinary technician, Animal Care Alliance, Richmond, Indiana
Careers
- Director, Carnegie Museum of Natural History
- Senior scientist of sustainability and nature-based solutions, Ducks Unlimited
- Vitreoretinal surgeon, Stanford University School of Medicine
- Attorney, Day Ketterer Law Firm
- Director of business development, Deloitte Consulting,
- Microbiologist, National Institutes of Health
- Dentist, Bowling Green, Ohio
- Ecological farmer, The Golden Hoof, Boulder
- Park ranger, Protection, National Park Service
- Forensic scientist: New Jersey State Police
- Radiologist, Cleveland Clinic
- Environmental scientist, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
- Veterinarian, Magnolia, Ohio
- Social scientist, US Army
- Pediatrician, Charlotte, North Carolina
- Senior scientist, Waterborne Environmental, Inc.
- Professor, Texas Tech University School of Medicine
- Chimp and lion keeper, North Carolina Zoo