Clicking on each image below will take students, faculty, parents, and advisors to infographics that identify key developmental pathways and milestones towards a range of careers based on geoscience discipline or occupation. These careers provide informal and formal learning opportunities for a variety of audiences, increasing exposure to the geosciences, as well as funding and promoting new research that expands upon the geoscience knowledge base. Learn about careers in geosciences, including what geoscience is, what education you need to become a geoscientist, career tips and geoscience jobs.
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Geoscientists have the opportunity to contribute to critical sectors such as environmental protection, natural resource management, and hazard risk assessment
Career advancement can lead to roles such as project manager, research director, or consultant.
Geology career pathways is an interactive guide to geology career and study options from school to university and beyond, developed by the geological society of london What can i do with my geoscience degree Read firsthand advice on how to use your degree to navigate nonacademic career options Geologists with master’s and ph.d
Degrees also gain employment with archaeological consulting companies for site assessment purposes They work with the military as terrain analysts, and in education as teachers specializing in the earth sciences.
