Building A Career Path: What Can I Do With My Bsc Degree? Part 2

Welcome to part two of building your career path series.

I got lots of emails ans sms of people happy to see the first sets of careers that they can partake in with their BSC.
this second set is also very loaded. Just plug in your career and you are set to go.

if you missed PART ONE you can check it here.

The series will have PART THREE and PART FOUR.

So stayed tuned.

so lets dive in.... 






11. Engineering Graduates

Acoustics Engineer
Airplane Pilot
Automotive Designer
Biomedical Engineer
Biotechnologist
Chemical Engineer
Chemical Physicist
Computer Engineer
Computer Network Specialist
Computer Programmer
Construction Consultant
Customs Inspector
Database Developer
Electrical Engineer
Electronics Technician
Fabric/Textile Developer
Food Scientist
Forensic Scientist
Game/Toy Developer
Hardware Engineer
Hazardous Materials Manager
Health and Safety Inspector
Hydrologist
Industrial Designer
Inventor
IT Specialist
Light and Optics Specialist
Materials Researcher
Materials Tester
Metallurgist
Meteorological Technician
Mining Consultant
Optical Technician
Pollution Analyst
Quality Controller
Radiologist
Research & Development Worker
Researcher
Safety Engineer
Seismologist
Software Engineer
Soil Tester
Teacher
Technical Illustrator
Technical Writer
Telecommunication Engineer
Water Quality Inspector

12. Management Graduates

Studies in Management are a great choice for those oriented towards working in business and the corporate world, human resources, non-profit organizations, and strategic planning.

A Management major provides the building blocks you will require after graduation to make you an asset in an organization of any size or as an entrepreneur.

Career Options in Management
This list is not exhaustive but provides an idea of the options graduates have and what they have gone on to do.

Some options are more directly associated with studies in Management than others.

Bank Research Analyst
Banking Representative
Benefits Coordinator
Brand Manager
Business Administrator
Business Development Consultant
Consumer Advocate
Corporate Financier
Corporate Trainer
Entrepreneur
Executive Officer
Financial Analyst
General Manager
Health Policy Planner
Human Resource Manager
Investment Strategist
Journalist
Labour Relations Mediator
Lawyer
Legal Secretary
Legislative Aid
Lobbyist
Manager/Director
Media Correspondent
Non-profit Administrator
Paralegal
Policy Advisor
Policy Researcher
Politician
Public Relations Consultant
Purchasing Agent/Buyer
Real Estate Agent
Researcher
Risk Manager
Stockbroker
Venture Capitalist

13. Statistics Graduates

Are you intrigued by the beauty of mathematical concepts and their applications in our world? Have you always wanted to understand the elegance of statistical reasoning and its relevance to societal development and needs?

Majoring in Statistics within the Department of Mathematics and Statistics will teach you to seek the answers to problems through abstract analysis and rational thinking.

You will explore how the study of statistics shapes our surroundings and how theoretical models can help explain everyday changes.

Career Options in Statistics
This list is not exhaustive but provides an idea of the options graduates have and what they have gone on to do.

Some options are more directly associated with a Statistics degree than others.

Aerospace Engineer
Architect
Artificial Intelligence Designer
Auditor
Author
Automotive Designer
Biostatistician
Biotechnologist
Business Systems Analyst
Claims Adjuster
Code Designer
Computational Physicist
Computer Engineer
Cost Estimator/Analyst
Credit Analyst
Database Developer
Economist
Financial Analyst
Flight Engineer
Health Policy Planner
Information Technologist
Investment Banker
Logistics Specialist
Materials Researcher
Mathematical Statistician
Meteorological Technician
Pharmaceutical Researcher
Research and Development
Risk Management Analyst
Software Designer
Statistician
Video Game Developer
Web Page Developer

14. Theatre Graduates

Have you always expressed yourself in an artistic way and been drawn to the stage? Do you want to pursue a career in the performing arts, either on the big screen, on the stage or in the production room?

Following a degree in Theatre can lead you down a variety of paths in the entertainment industry and beyond.

Career Options in Theatre
This list is not exhaustive but it provides a solid idea of what fellow graduates have gone on to do and what potential careers a Theatre degree can offer.

Some options are more directly associated with specific areas of Theatre studies than others.

Acting Coach
Activist
Actor
Actor's Assistant
Announcer
Backstage Technician
Box Office Manager
Casting Assistant
Casting Director
Community Worker
Comedian
Costume Designer
Critic
Director
Drama Teacher
Drama Therapist
Drama Workshop Director
Film/TV Crew Member
Fundraiser
Journalist
Lighting Designer
Model
Motivational Speaker
Playwright
Prop Manager
Publicist
Reporter
Script Supervisor
Script Writer
Set Designer/Builder
Teacher
Theatre Manager
Wardrobe Manager

15. Communication Studies Graduates

A truly encompassing major, a degree in Communication Studies spans many fields: policy, politics, international development, mass media and new media just to name a few.

A Communication degree can lead to career options in a variety of professions and sectors.

Whether you choose to pursue a job in public relations, event coordination, training or media, majoring in Communication can prepare you to tackle the different communication demands of both public and private enterprises and organizations.

Career Options in Communications
This list is not exhaustive but provides an idea of what options graduates have and what they have gone on to do.

Some options are more directly associated with a Communication degree than others.

Advertising Executive
Advertising Planner
Bank Manager
Bank Research Analyst
Brand Manager
Broadcast Technician
Broadcaster
Business Administrator
Business Developer
Communication Specialist
Compensation Coordinator
Consumer Advocate
Copywriter
Corporate Trainer
Editor
Entrepreneur
Event Planner
Executive Assistant
Fundraiser
General Manager
Human Resource Manager
Journalist
Labour Relations Specialist
Lawyer
Legal Secretary
Legislative Aid
Lobbyist
Market Research Analyst
Media Producer
Merchandiser
Non-profit Administrator
Paralegal
Policy Advisor
Policy Researcher
Politician
Professor
Proofreader
Public Administrator
Public Affairs Coordinator
Public Relations Consultant
Public Relations Specialist
Public Speaking Coach
Real Estate Agent
Researcher
Risk Manager
Sales Manager
Speechwriter
Stockbroker
Teacher
Tourism Consultant
Trade Show Representative

16. Chemistry Graduates

Do you want to understand what we and the world we live in are made of on the molecular level and what laws govern chemical reactions and processes? Are you interested in how compounds and materials are created?

Majoring in Chemistry at Unilag Pg School can help you develop the skills and knowledge necessary to prepare you for a career centered in the scientific world where research, development and consulting are but a few of the options at your disposal following graduation and where job options can range from studying medicines to creating new perfume fragrances.

Career Options in Chemistry
This list is not exhaustive but provides an idea of what options graduates have and what they have gone on to do.

Some options are more directly associated with a Chemistry degree than others.

Agronomist
Analytic Chemist
Anesthetist
Biochemist
Bioinformatics Specialist
Biomedical Engineer
Biotechnology Investment Analyst
Botanist
Brewmaster
Chemical Engineer
Chemical Safety Engineer
Chemical Sales Rep
Clinical Chemist
Crime Scene Analyst
Cytologist
Cytotechnologist
Ecologist
Embryologist
Epidemiologist
Fisheries Consultant
Food and Drug Inspector
Food Scientist
Forensic Chemist
Forensic Scientist
Fragrance Developer
Geneticist
Hazardous Materials Manager
Health and Safety Inspector
Hydrologist
Immunologist
Inorganic Chemist
Materials Researcher
Materials Tester
Medical Illustrator
Medical Researcher
Metallurgist
Microbiologist
Mycologist
Optometrist
Organic Mass Spectrometrist
Parasitologist
Pathologist
Pharmaceutical Sales Representative
Pharmacologist
Physician
Policy Advisor
Pollution Analyst
Professor
Radiologist
Researcher
Soil Tester
Teacher
Toxicologist
Water Quality Inspector

17. History Graduates

If you are interested in the past, the civilizations and cultures that have come before us, or the ways in which the past is influential in shaping the present then majoring in History may be a good educational path to take.

You will be exposed to different facets of study in history with the opportunity to focus directly on those periods and places you have a keen interest in.

Career Options in History
This list is not exhaustive but provides an idea of the options graduates have and what they have gone on to do.

Some options are more directly associated with a History degree than others.

Activist
Archivist
Conservator
Consumer Advocate
Corrections Officer
Curator
Editor
Event Coordinator
Foreign Correspondent
Foreign Service Officer
Fundraiser
Government Administrator
Heritage Coordinator
Historian
Historical Researcher
Institutional Researcher
Labour Relations Specialist
Lawyer
Legal Secretary
Legislative Aid
Librarian
Lobbyist
Market Research Analyst
Marketing Specialist
Media Correspondent
Mediator
Non-profit Sector Administrator
Paralegal
Policy Advisor
Political Advisor
Politician
Population Studies Analyst
Professor
Public Policy Analyst
Public Relations Specialist
Teacher

18. Environmental Studies Graduates

Are you captivated by animals, flora, or biophysical elements and processes? Are you interested in the physical structures that comprise our urban cities?

In this time of economic and global uncertainty are you interested in learning about social justice issues or how the environmental landscape has changed?

If you want to study a discipline that is truly interdisciplinary and encourages exploration of the social sciences, humanities, arts and natural sciences, consider an education in Environmental Studies.

Career Options in Environmental Studies
This list is not exhaustive but provides an idea of the options graduates have and what they have gone on to do.

Some options are more directly associated with an Environmental Studies degree than others.

Activist
Agricultural Technologist
Air Quality Inspector
Animal Services Worker
Aquaculturalist
Arborist
Botanist
Community Developer
Conservation Biologist
Conservation Officer
Ecologist
Eco-tourism Operator
Environmental Analyst
Environmental Communicator
Environmental Educator
Environmental Land Consultant
Environmental Lawyer
Environmental Manager
Environmental Planner
Fisheries Consultant
Food Cooperative Specialist
Food Scientist
Forest Resource Officer
Geologist
GIS Specialist
Greenhouse Manager
Hazardous Waste Manager
Health Promoter
International Developer
Journalist
Land Surveyor
Land Use Planner
Lobbyist
Materials Tester
Media Correspondent
Mining Consultant
Non-profit Administrator
Oceanographer
Park Ranger
Policy Advisor
Political Advisor
Professor
Remote Sensing Specialist
Researcher
Soil Scientist
Sustainability Development Manager
Teacher
Treatment Plant Operator
Urban Planner
Water Quality Inspector
Wildlife Conservationist

19. Psychology Graduates

Do you have a passion for knowing what makes people "tick" from social, developmental and biological perspectives?

Is the understanding of human behaviour in all its aspects a fascinating subject for you? If so, then following a major in Psychology may be for you.

Career Options in Psychology
This list is not exhaustive but provides an idea of the options graduates have and what they have gone on to do.

Some options are more directly associated with a Psychology degree than others.

Addiction Counsellor
Bereavement Counsellor
Career Counsellor
Child and Youth Worker
Child Life Specialist
Clinical Psychologist
Community Worker
Consumer Advocate
Events Coordinator
Fundraiser
Gerontologist
Human Resource Specialist
Industrial Psychologist
Journalist
Labour Relations Specialist
Lawyer
Legislative Aid
Lobbyist
Marriage and Family Therapist
Mediator
Mental Health Worker
Neurologist
Non-profit Administrator
Nurse
Occupational Therapist
Office Administrator
Policy Advisor
Political Advisor
Politician
Probation Officer
Psychologist
Public Affairs Consultant
Public Relations Consultant
Public Speaking Consultant
Rehabilitation Counsellor
Researcher
Retirement Counsellor
Social Policy Researcher
Social Worker
Victims Advocate
Writer
Youth Counsellor

20. Public Administration Graduates

If you are interested in social justice, public ethics and good governance, then a degree in Public Administration may be for you.

Studies in Public Administration can prepare you with the skills and expertise to begin a successful career in any of the public, private and non-profit sectors.

Career Options in Public Administration
This list is not exhaustive but provides an idea of the options graduates have and what they have gone on to do.

Some options are more directly associated with a Public Administration degree than others.

Activist
Business Administrator
Community Worker
Editor
Event Coordinator
Executive Assistant
Foreign Correspondent
Foreign Service Officer
Fundraiser
Government Administrator
Government Relations Manager
Human Resource Specialist
Immigration Officer
Investment Strategist
Journalist
Labour Relations Specialist
Lawyer
Legal Secretary
Legislative Aid
Librarian
Lobbyist
Management Consultant
Marketing Specialist
Media Correspondent
Mediator
Non-profit Administrator
Paralegal
Police/Corrections Officer
Policy Advisor
Policy Researcher
Political Advisor
Politician
Population Studies Analyst
Professor
Public Affairs Consultant
Public Opinion Analyst
Public Policy Analyst
Public Policy Historian
Public Policy Researcher
Public Relations Consultant
Public Speaking Consultant
Purchasing Agent/Buyer
Real Estate Agent
Researcher
Speech Writer
Statistician
Stockbroker
Teacher
Translator
Urban Planner


You can read 

PART 1
PART 3 AND 
PART 4 here

WHAT YOU NEED TO DO NOW=>

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2. Then you can get the Exams Prep Kit Here

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4. Enrol in our Tutorial classes to ace the admission one time


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