SCIENCE

Biochemists study biological processes to provide solutions to real-world problems in fields like healthcare.

Biomedical engineers develop applications and tools for healthcare. This particular career combines the aspects of engineering and health.

Cartographers create maps, observe and study data to create various visual representations other than maps.

Environmental engineers utilize their knowledge of biology, chemistry, and physics in an engineering field to tackle projects that harm the environment.

Epidemiologists research existing diseases to work towards creating a cure, vaccine, or medication and prevent future outbreaks.

Forensic science technicians collect and analyze data and evidence from crime scenes to address or support investigations.

Geographers research the Earth in its various aspects like its geographical, social, and cultural aspects.

Geoscientists study a specific aspect of geographical features and are necessary in addressing environmental concerns.

Materials scientists study the physical properties of materials that are used and processed in various manufacturing industries. They research the best, cost-efficient materials for certain tasks.

Neuroscientists research the nervous system, brain, spinal cord, and nerve cells to understand the human brain and its functions.

Psychologists specialize in an aspect of psychology and can expand in research or mental health services.