What can you do with a BSc?

Question: What can you do with a BSc?
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Asked by georgiame98 to Jen, Jill, Mel, Phil, Stef on 15 Mar 2013.
- Stefan Piatek answered on 15 Mar 2013:
  
  There isn’t much you can’t do with a Bsc, from what I can tell, a lot of skilled jobs that aren’t anything to do with science want you to have done a bachelors degree just because they need to have something separate all of the people applying to them.
  
  Of course you can then go from a Bsc to Masters degree or even a PhD if you so wished, depends on what you find you want to do
- Jennifer Paxton answered on 16 Mar 2013:
  
  Oh lots!!
  
  I found this list that gives you 101 job titles that you can do with a degree in science or maths – I bet there are more too!
  
  From A to Z….
  Actuary
  aerospace engineer
  analytical chemist
  animal welfare technician
  antarctic meteorologist
  application engineering manager
  apprentice electrical engineer
  arboriculturist
  astronaut
  Biomedical scientist
  bio-process engineer
  biostatistics manager
  botanist
  broadcast engineer
  building services designer
  business analyst
  business strategy consultant
  Cartographer
  civil engineer
  clinical embryologist
  clinical research analyst
  community ranger
  computer games designer
  conservation building surveyor
  cosmologist
  Design engineer
  design technician
  development chemist
  dietician
  Electrical engineer
  emergency medical technician
  energy efficiency installer
  environmental manager
  environmental physicist
  environmental services engineer
  epidemiologist
  exhibition content developer
  Fashion designer
  fingerprint officer
  fisheries officer
  flood risk manager
  forensic computer analyst
  fragrance manager
  furniture making apprentice
  Geneticist
  gas quality technician
  geotechnical engineer
  Home energy adviser
  Ice modeller
  ingredients scientist
  IT manager
  IT supply chain specialist
  Lab technician
  landscape architect
  laser fusion scientist
  Measurement and control technician
  mechanical engineer apprentice
  medical photographer
  microbiologist
  molecular geneticist
  motorsport engineer
  Neurophysiologist
  network Engineer
  Oceanographer
  operational research consultant
  Patent attorney
  phlebotamist
  physiologist
  physiotherapy apprentice
  planetary scientist
  plumber
  process engineer
  procurement officer
  product development engineer
  Quality technician
  quantity surveyor
  Radiographer
  reactor system health engineer
  research scientist
  respiratory physiologist
  Science communicator
  shader writer
  software engineer
  sound engineer
  space scientist
  special effects supervisor
  sports and exercise scientist
  stage lighting engineer
  statistician
  sterile services technician
  structural engineer
  Technology consultant
  toxicologist
  TV technologist
  vehicle maintenance apprentice
  veterinary nurse
  volcanologist
  Weather forecaster
  wood machinist
  Yacht surveyor
  Zoologist
  
  Like Stefan says, with a BSc you could then go on to do further study to get a Masters degree or a PhD – loads of options! 🙂
- Melissa Brereton answered on 17 Mar 2013:
  
  There are lots of things! You can continue to be a scientist like us but also many people decide that they want to do something completely different like be a lawyer! You learn so many different skills such as teamwork, time management, essay writing, communication and employers find it really desirable for a variety of different jobs

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