Through studying science you will receive a broad knowledge of biology, chemistry and physics topics.
From learning about the human body, to chemical equations to energy processes science is a subject that is hugely varied.
Whilst studying science you will develop your maths, data handling, research, practical and communication skills.
There is a vast array of scientific careers that are available to science students with many people following a career in research, medical, education, technology or business job sectors.
As technology continues to change in the future there will always be a high demand for talented scientists.
Selection of jobs using the subject Science
- Aerospace engineer
- Agricultural engineer
- Anaesthetist
- Biochemist
- Biomedical scientist
- Biotechnologist
- Chiropractor
- Clinical psychologist
- Clinical scientist
- Cognitive behavioural therapist
- Corporate responsibility and sustainability practitioner
- Criminologist
- Cyber intelligence officer
- Dentist
- Dietitian
- Ecologist
- Forensic psychologist
- Geneticist
- Geoscientist
- GP
- Health visitor
- Hydrologist
- Medical physicist
- Metrologist
- Midwife
- Nurse
- Oceanographer
- Sonographer
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- Laboratory technician - Level 3
- Technician scientist - Level 5
- Dental laboratory assistant - Level 3
- Geospatial Mapping and Science Degree - Level 6
- Science Industry Process/Plant Engineer (Degree) - Level 6
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