Zoology
Zoology
Graduates of zoology typically work for government agencies, management/scientific/technical
consulting services, colleges, universities, professional schools, or research and
development industries. You can expect to work in offices, laboratories and outdoors.
- Job Titles
- Animal Scientist
- Animal Trainer and Behaviorist
- Aquatic Biologist
- Conservation Resources Manager
- Curator
- Fish and Wildlife Biologist
- Fisheries Manager
- Hunter and Trapper
- Migratory Game Bird Biologist
- Postsecondary Teacher/Professor
- Veterinary Technologist and Technician
- Zoologist and Wildlife Biologist
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- Jobs and Internships
- American Zoo and Aquarium Association
- Association of Zoology Horticulture
- Environmental Career Opportunities
- Higheredjobs.com – Laboratory and research jobs
- National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
- National Parks Service
- Oklahoma Aquarium
- Sea World
- Student Conservation Association
- TAMU Wildlife and Fisheries Job Board
- The Oceanography Society
- Tulsa Zoo
- Turpentine Creek Big Cat Refuge
- USA Federal Jobs
- Skills
- Core content of knowledge including understanding of the basic principles of ecology, genetics and cell biology.
- Advanced knowledge in the biodiversity, evolution, ecology and physiology of animals
- Critical thinking and ability to summarize and evaluate basic information concerning biological systems
- Ability to present scientific information clearly and concisely
- Prepared for admission into programs of graduate study, schools of human and veterinary medicine, and related health professions or for entry into the job market in fields related to the life sciences