41. Career Opportunities: Research - Chemical/Physical Sciences You need a bachelor of science degree to be a chemist and then graduate work do you have for students who are interested in your profession as a career? http://dnr.state.il.us/lands/education/CLASSRM/careers/9.htm

Return to A Day in the Life Teresa Illinois Department of Natural Resources Illinois Waste Management and Research Center How did you become interested in working for the Illinois Department of Natural Resources? I am interested in the laboratory work of the Illinois Waste Management Research Center, which is a part of the Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR). We deal with environmental issues and try to find solutions to protect the environment. What were your favorite classes in school? My favorite classes were biology, chemistry and toxicology. What kind of schooling do you need to perform the duties associated with your job? You need a bachelor of science degree to be a chemist and then graduate work (Master of Science or Ph.D.) to be in a supervisory position. How does your job help the natural resources of Illinois? Our lab works with researchers to study contamination problems in Illinois areas before remediation or actions can be taken to protect the wildlife and natural resources. Sometimes we analyze the soil from contaminated sites that IDNR wants to buy, and the results help them make a decision. What do you enjoy most about your job?

42. PGCC Physical Sciences The Department of physical sciences and Engineering at Prince George s Community College is EXPLORING YOUR FUTURE careers IN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING http://academic.pgcc.edu/psc/

PHYSICAL SCIENCES AND ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Faculty Courses Resources for Students eMolecules ... Student Opportunities Fall 2005 online courses: CHM 201 lecture online with lab on-campus, CHM 202 online, and PSC 105 Physical Geology The Department of Physical Sciences and Engineering at Prince George's Community College is housed on the third floor of Chesapeake Hall. The Department provides transfer courses in chemistry, engineering, and physics, and elective courses in Earth/Space Sciences. A number of the Department courses support programs in other areas, such as Allied Health or Engineering Technology. At present, twelve full-time faculty members make up the Department with support from a dozen adjunct faculty. A number of full-time and adjunct faculty have received teaching awards. Faculty have kept professionally active by taking leave to spend time at FDA, NASA, and NIST. The Department has a strong emphasis on technology with computers and instrumentation obtained from NSF and DOD grants. The Department is equipped with a GC/MS, FT-IR, UV-VIS, GC, HPLC, AA, and computers with interfaces and numerous probes. Use of graphing calculators and calculator-based laboratories (CBL) is encouraged to strengthen and support use in our Mathematics Department.

43. Careers Home Page Department of physical sciences. careers Home Page Inclusion of commercial sites in the Lander careers in Science pages does not constitute or imply http://www.lander.edu/science/jobs/

Department of Physical Sciences Careers Home Page Agricultural Sciences Chemistry Earth/Space ... Science Lander Home Page The Careers Home Page links to sites providing career information in the sciences. The links are arranged according to scientific field or discipline. Click on the links to the left to visit the field categories for lists of links. Sites that are not restricted to science are listed under "General" whereas those applicable to more than one discipline are listed under "Science". Most of the sites listed on these pages contain information about careers, job opportunities, or career development but a few do not. Those that do not are included for a variety of reasons, but usually because they are important employers of scientists. Most of the employment information is directed to individuals with a BS degree in a field of science but some are primarily for those holding advanced degrees. The services of most of these sites are free but some require membership in the sponsoring organization and some are commercial and charge a fee for their services. Inclusion of commercial sites in the Lander Careers in Science pages does not constitute or imply endorsement by Lander University or the State of South Carolina or their agents. Web sites are born to die. They often have short life spans and frequently disappear within a few months of their creation. This can make using a collection of hotlinks, such as this careers page, a frustrating experience. In any such collection there will always be an annoyingly high percentage of obsolete links that are no longer accessible and it always seems like the links you are most interested in are the ones that won't work anymore. As of August 28, 1997 every link in this collection was active but by the time you use the page many probably will not be. We will attempt, perhaps with your help, to keep the listings current.

44. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University - Physical Sciences Department Department of physical sciences Their education prepares them for careers in applied physics and all sorts of engineering fields. http://www.erau.edu/omni/db/academicorgs/dbpsd/careers.html

Home Contact Mission Statement News ... Research Department of Physical Sciences Careers for Engineering Physics Graduates Where do the EP graduates go? Roughly 20 percent to 30 percent choose to go immediately to graduate school. About 20 percent to 25 percent are at Embry-Riddle on ROTC scholarships and go immediately to service obligations. The remaining 50 percent (approx.) to work primarily in the space program in Houston and in Southern California, for example. What are the graduate school opportunities for EP graduates? Our students have gone into programs in physics, chemistry, astronomy, aerospace engineering, electrical engineering, software engineering, and even medical physics. Virtually all have received full assistantships or fellowships to continue their education. They have gone to schools such as Dartmouth, University of Michigan, Penn State, University of Florida, Florida State, M.I.T., Washington University, and The University of Texas-Austin. Are EP graduates limited by the availability of space program jobs? We think they certainly are not. Their education prepares them for careers in applied physics and all sorts of engineering fields. This has been one of the most consistent findings of the Industrial Advisory Board for the EP Program. The broad mathematics, science, engineering, and computer applications gained in EP are the keys to 21st century technology and the developments we cannot yet predict.

45. Physical Sciences Web Resources Center for Career Opportunities Science Division Chemistry, Computer sciences, Earth Atmospheric, Mathematics, Physics, Statistics http://www.science.purdue.edu/careers/whats_next/job_search/physical_sciences.as

Apply Search Purdue Visit Giving ... Contact Us Biological Sciences Chemistry Computer Sciences Mathematics Physics Statistics Job Search Web Resources All Science Environmental Life Sciences Physical Sciences American Chemical Society ACS Job Bank American Institute of Physics - contains job listings in physics and the physical sciences from academia, industry, and government. OPTICS.ORG Employment Services - An on-line employment service to help people in the optics-related scientific and engineering communities find jobs, and to help employers in the industry find qualified candidates. this service is free and open to anyone in a field related to optics. PhysicsWeb - all the jobs, studentships and courses advertised in Physics World magazine are automatically placed on this server. Positions are in academia, industry and commerce. Plastics.com job opportunities posted here in the plastics industry. Job seekers can also post their resume for employers to see. Polysort a posting of job opportunities by employers for the chemistry and plastics industries. Scientist's Employment Network indexes biology jobs, chemistry jobs, biochemistry jobs, biotechnology jobs, and a range of related science jobs with university, nonprofit, and industrial employers.

46. Resources - Physical Sciences Job Search Web Resources physical sciences SCIENCE Magazine’s Career Center – Online access to job advertisements and much more. http://www.science.purdue.edu/Students/Careers/physicalsciences.html

People Programs Research Events/News ... About Us Departments Biological Sciences Chemistry Computer Sciences Mathematics Physics Statistics Students: Undergraduates: Counseling Office Day on Campus Majors/Minors CODO ... Graduates Student Resources: GPA Calculator Help Desk SSINFO Libraries ... Commencement breadCrumbs("www.science.purdue.edu",">","index.html","None","None","None","0"); Job Search Web Resources - Physical Sciences All Science Environmental Life Sciences Physical Sciences American Chemical Society ACS Job Bank American Institute of Physics - contains job listings in physics and the physical sciences from academia, industry, and government. OPTICS.ORG Employment Services - An on-line employment service to help people in the optics-related scientific and engineering communities find jobs, and to help employers in the industry find qualified candidates. this service is free and open to anyone in a field related to optics. PhysicsWeb - all the jobs, studentships and courses advertised in Physics World magazine are automatically placed on this server. Positions are in academia, industry and commerce.

47. Careers In The Physical Sciences Increase awareness of the many careers in the physical sciences Develop mechanisms to optimize the educational experience for physical science students http://www.phy.ohiou.edu/~tss/GALIS/overview.html

Goals of this workshop: Increase awareness of the many careers in the physical sciences Develop mechanisms to optimize the educational experience for physical science students Provide forum for discussion with colleagues Provide opportunity to visit Ohio University OVERVIEW OF CAREERS IN THE PHYSICAL SCIENCES: Academia Teach Research Good Salary Government Carry out, develop, research Test Manage Better Salary Industry Carry out, develop, apply, research Test Manage Even Better Salary The Essential Skills Employers Want Learning to learn Three R's - Reading, Writing and Computing! Communication Adaptibility Personal Management Group Effectiveness Organizational Effectiveness and Leadership Scientists have a range of transferable skills and personal qualities that are extremely valuable in a variety of work settings. The national shift in employment towards highly skilled, motivated, independent workers FAVORS those with training in science. A Scientist Is ... MYTH: white, male, nerdy, boring, and doesn't have a life. REALITY: Look at the demographics Geoscience Female Ethnic minority Chemistry Female BS Female PhD Ethnic Minority Physics A Scientist Is ...

48. Graduate Jobs In Physical Sciences Graduate jobs in physical sciences. careers guide graduate reruitment agencies. Graduate jobs in physical sciences. career choice it training http://www.thebigchoice.com/Graduate_Jobs/Physical_Sciences/

Graduate jobs in Physical Sciences results pages 10 per page Page Featured Job Graduate Trainee Medical Sales Representatives Ashfield Healthcare Location : Immediate Opportunities Nationwide Searching for a challenging, fast-paced role with all the potential you need to develop a really rewarding career? You’ve found it. Ashfield Healthcare is the premier provider of contract resources to the UK pharmaceutical industry. We’re a dynamic org more Physics Graduate Training Programme Location : South, National Physics – Graduate Training Scheme Do you want to work in the defence industry? JPA’s Client is a unique and innovative organisation. They work from conception to completion on the most advanced more In-House Information Analyst Dynamic Solutions Location : London, UK Dynamic Solutions require 20 in-house information analysts to join their exciting and developing team. You will be involved in all stages of project analysis from initial request and requirements gathering through to solution design and implementation. Th more Freelance Information Researcher Dynamic Solutions Location : Any - Freelance Work Due to rapid expansion and on-going success Dynamic Solutions now require 100 outstanding individuals to work on the freelance basis. The role includes information gathering, analysis, presentation and reporting. This position will enable you to benefit f

49. Non-Academic Job Listings For Math And Physical Sciences The Mathematical sciences Career Information Project lists realworld applications for various mathematical (physical sciences). careers for Physicists http://career.ucsb.edu/gradstdnts/mathscinon.html

Non-Academic Job Listings for Math and Physical Sciences (Mathematics) Careers in Finance http://www.careers-in-finance.com Explore job options and opportunities for money management, investment banking, Insurance and other related areas. MSCI Project for Nonacademic Employment http://www.ams.org/careers/ The Mathematical Sciences Career Information Project lists real-world applications for various mathematical specialties and data on the educational and employment characteristics of mathematics graduate students. Though dated, this site provides an interesting overview of how a mathematics background can be utilized in both the pubic and private sectors. PhDs.org http://phds.org/ National Security Agency http://www.nsa.gov/ SIAM Report on Mathematics in Industry Http://www.siam.org/mii/miihome.htm

50. Careers-Portal - Complete Guide To Physical Sciences Courses 2005 The UK s leading independent careers and educational publisher. http://www.trotman.co.uk/tmp_cp_viewitem.asp?id=1922

51. TCC Northwest Life, Physical Sciences The Life and physical sciences (LPS) Department at Northwest Campus offers biology, chemistry, and geology courses. ScienceNet, Sciencerelated careers http://www.tccd.edu/neutral/DivisionDepartmentPage.asp?pagekey=112&menu=2

52. Science (Monash University) careers in physical sciences Chemistry Science teacher, Works in the classroom teaching basic physical sciences including chemistry. http://www.sci.monash.edu.au/prosp/areastudy/careers/physchem.html

Skip to content Change text size Science home Prospective students ... Site map SEARCH Science Chemistry All of Monash enter search terms Future students Areas of study and careers Career options in: Biological and Life Sciences Biomedical and Behavioural Sciences Earth and Environmental Sciences Earth and Environmental Sciences - Geosciences ... Mathematical and Computational Sciences Physical Sciences - Chemistry Physical Sciences - Physics and Materials Science Monash University Science Prospective students ... Careers Careers in Physical Sciences - Chemistry Careers Description Areas of Study Profiles Analytical chemist Careers with a special focus on analytical chemistry, modern instrumentation and analytical applications can be found in industry and research. Chemistry Mathematics Statistics Agrochemicals chemist Involved in the production of agricultural chemicals and also in the analysis of products and raw materials. Working with companies that produce insecticides, fertilisers and a number of other soil additives. Chemistry Environmental science Computer science Biomedical chemist Work includes positions in medical and veterinary research, pathology laboratories and quality control in government bodies and private companies.

53. Science (Monash University) careers in physical sciences Physics and Materials Science Telecommunications; Physics; Mathematics; Materials science; Chemistry http://www.sci.monash.edu.au/prosp/areastudy/careers/physci.html

Skip to content Change text size Science home Prospective students ... Site map SEARCH Science Chemistry All of Monash enter search terms Future students Areas of study and careers Career options in: Biological and Life Sciences Biomedical and Behavioural Sciences Earth and Environmental Sciences Earth and Environmental Sciences - Geosciences ... Physical Sciences - Chemistry Physical Sciences - Physics and Materials Science Monash University Science Prospective students Areas of study ... Careers Careers in Physical Sciences - Physics and Materials Science Careers Description Areas of Study Profiles Accelerator physicist Experimental and theoretical work in synchrotron technology and particle physics; involving beamline manipulation, storage and experimentation. Physics Mathematics Computer Science Eugene Tan Biomaterials New materials are continually being developed for implants, prostheses and biomolecular devices. Materials science Chemistry Physiology Condensed matter physicist The latest analytical and diagnostic techniques are applied to a wide range of materials such as thin film semiconductors, polymers, glasses and superconductors. Physics Mathematics Chemistry Measurement, control, instrumentation, imaging

54. University Of Pittsburgh: Undergraduate Admissions & Financial Aid - Physical Sc The BA degree is intended for students who wish to pursue careers that require Although the physical sciences are not traditionally considered premed http://www.pitt.edu/~oafa/phystarg.html

From Atoms to Asteroids . . . The School of Arts and Sciences Chemistry . In addition to the regular degree track, students can select a concentration area: bioscience, business, communication, computer science, education, and polymer science. These options give the chemistry major an advantage in both the job market and graduate school. Geology and Planetary Science . Courses focus on the scientific aspects of the nature of the Earth and other planets. Geology is more than the study of rocks. Did you ever wonder why there are dark spots on the moon? Or, where to dig a new oil well? Studying geology will help you answer these questions and many more. Environmental Geology . In addition to studying the scientific aspects of the Earth, coursework on social and public policy issues is included in this major. How can you save the rain forest if you do not understand why it is being cut down? Physics . Two degree options are available. The BS provides an in-depth background and is for students who wish to pursue careers in a technical field. There is also an astronomy option available. The BA degree is intended for students who wish to pursue careers that require scientific knowledge but are not necessarily technical. Students interested in business can pursue a dual major earning a BA in Physics and Business, giving them a unique advantage in placement with scientific companies.

55. SCI 25 APPLIED PHYSICAL SCIENCES For ALLIED HEALTH CAREERS Department Of physical sciences Course offerings Academic Departments APPLIED physical sciences for ALLIED HEALTH careers http://www.kbcc.cuny.edu/academicDepartments/PHYSCI/MB/

56. UCT Physical Sciences In MPSS Programme: What Jobs Can I Get? UCT physical sciences in MPSS Programme What jobs can I get? Based on the successful careers of almost all the UCT Physics students over the past three http://www.phy.uct.ac.za/courses/mpss/pspjob00.htm

UCT Physical Sciences in MPSS Programme: What jobs can I get? As a physicist you will be regarded as scientifically well trained, and there will be plenty of jobs for you. The graduates of the Physics programme will have a range of skills that involve development of intellectual rigour problem solving ability mathematical ability computer literacy experimental techniques data analysis skills scientific communication ability Based on the successful careers of almost all the UCT Physics students over the past three decades, we can predict that Physics programme will enable them to proceed to a postgraduate degree, either at UCT, or elsewhere in South Africa, or, after Honours to universities abroad (including the best very such as Oxford, Cambridge, Harvard, Columbia, UCLA, .) in cognate fields such as: physics (both experimental and theoretical) applied mathematics astrophysics computational physics chemistry education other fields such as geophysics, medical physics, atmospheric physics, electrical engineering, materials engineering,  . With only a BSc the graduates of the Physics programme will find employment in industry: mining, construction, telecommunications, electronics

57. Faculty Of Engineering And Physical Sciences: Mathematics - Careers (University In the social sciences, subjects such as Psychology and Economics are areas in which analytical and See also the University careers Services website. http://www.dundee.ac.uk/feps/courses/maths/careers.htm

text only Mathematics Careers Career information Many of our graduates enter the financial sector (banking, commerce and insurance), and graduates can also choose from a wide range of careers in industry, research, public service, consultancy and education. In the social sciences, subjects such as Psychology and Economics are areas in which analytical and statistical skills are required, and knowledge of Mathematics and/or Statistics is invaluable. See also the University Careers Services website. Faculty Home Contact Us A to Z Index Site Map Feedback: Email us Accessibility Privacy Valid XHTML1.0

58. Faculty Of Engineering And Physical Sciences: Electronic Circuit Design - Career careers. Career information. The Semiconductor Industry is one of the largest and fabrication, semiconductor physics, chemistry and material sciences, http://www.dundee.ac.uk/feps/courses/electcircuit/careers.htm

text only Electronic Circuit Design Careers Career information The Semiconductor Industry is one of the largest industries in the world and offers a wide variety of employment opportunities. It is a major high technology industry in the UK with a high and rapidly increasing demand for graduates with specialist skills. In Scotland there is one of the largest concentrations of semiconductor manufacturers in Europe. New semiconductor devices and new applications for semiconductors continue to be developed. Increasingly, greater numbers of electronic devices are being packed onto a single silicon chip. New methods of continuing this trend are being developed - some of these within Electronic Engineering and Physics. Engineers working in the semiconductor industry require a unique blend of skills and expertise in a number of disciplines including electronics, silicon chip design and fabrication, semiconductor physics, chemistry and material sciences, as provided by this degree. Faculty Home Contact Us A to Z Index Site Map Feedback: Email us Accessibility Privacy Valid XHTML1.0

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60. WCC Physical Sciences: Physics Careers Washtenaw Community College, Ann Arbor, MI Learn about careers in Physics. http://www.wccnet.edu/departments/physicalsciences/physics/careers.php

Home Text Only WCC Today Contact ... Physics Most physicists work in research jobs. In a broad sense, their work relates to the fundamental laws of nature and how different properties of matter relate to one another. Areas of specialization in physics include elementary particle physics; atomic, electron, and molecular physics; optics; acoustics; and the physics of fluids. Physicists with doctoral degrees have the highest salaries, although there are opportunities in related fields for those with a master's or bachelor's degree. Generally, a doctoral degree is needed to work in research and development, as most physicists do. Competition for these positions, as well as admission to many doctoral physics programs, is usually high due to a limited number of openings. Most physicists work regular hours in laboratories and offices. Overall, employment of physicists is expected to decline slightly through 2006. Because many research jobs are funded by the federal government, they are often subject to budget cuts and fluctuations in the economy. Again, competition for these jobs is high. A median salary of about $50,000 was reported for members of the American Institute of Physics who had bachelor's degrees; those with master's degrees earned about $55,000; those with doctoral degrees $65,000. For more information, visit the following web sites:

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