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Environment and land | Science and research
Geoscientists study the Earth's structure and formation, and analyse rocks to explore its natural mineral and energy resources.
To work as a professional geoscientist you'll need a degree in a relevant subject. Courses often combine theory with fieldwork and practical training. Degree subjects include:
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In the field you could:
With experience, you could progress towards a consultant position, or move into teaching or management. You may also be able to apply for chartered environmentalist status.
Meat hygiene inspectors make sure food processing plants and slaughterhouses follow safety and hygiene standards.
Climate scientists study the influences on the Earth's climate over time and how these might affect it in the future.
Geotechnicians collect and analyse geological data from rock, soil and water samples.
Cemetery workers prepare and maintain graves, memorial sites and gardens.
Palaeontologists study the history of life on Earth through fossils.
Environmental consultants advise on sustainability, including waste management, recycling, flood risk and the effects of climate change.
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