Bachelors

Hi Tom,
Here are few career options for you, not necessarily in the field of your passion i.e., animal kingdom!
- Career in your architecture specialization
- Career in designing in area of specialization
- Sales career
- Doing PG
- Doing MBA
- Venturing into a business
- Career in Government
- Career in Banking sector
- Career in teaching
- Career in Armed forces
- Career in fine arts like photography, acting, writing etc.,
- Any offbeat career like DJ, event management, ethical hacking, adventure tourism, choreography, pet grooming, developing apps etc.,
- Doing nothing, if you are rich:)
Please understand that in India (I presume you are from India!) its difficult to make a decent living in the field of your passion. So please try to get a job first and then you can indulge in your passion in your spare time and on holidays by joining various associations/NGOs in your area dealing with animals. Or you can also start an association/NGO yourself. But first you need to make a living before pursuing your passion. Hence seriously think of some career in a field of interest other than animals to start with.
To become a zoo keeper usually needs an associate's degree in animal training management; bachelor's degree in biology or zoology. They often study biology, animal science, or some other science.
Consider all the above and take a call.
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Hi Ruby,
Probably not. The first degree is a basic architectural design degree. You know little that is usable to most architectural practices.
When you are first employed, you will be little more than a draftsman. If you choose not to complete your studies, you will be trained in an office as a technologist.
Depending on how international your degree course is, what you have learned might be applicable elsewhere. However, the things you are learning regarding construction and climatic design may not be applicable everywhere.
If you want to work abroad, I suggest you complete your Masters first. If y have a great portfolio, you have a chance, but only the best (or best connected) students tend to get jobs abroad.
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Hi Parv,
You can practice dentistry in Canada. Foreign-trained dentists like in India apart from education, license, or experience, you need to have the Canadian licence to practice dentistry in Canada. For this should contact the Association of Canadian Faculties of Dentistry (ACFD). This career gives you many options to interact with people and helping them with their problem, you can open your own clinic, you can get into teaching, health care, community service, research etc.
Dentists working in Switzerland on a temporary basis (for a maximum of 3 months) in a self employed capacity (so-called service providers) are required to have their foreign dental diploma recognized in advance by the Executive Board. The cantons only grant approval to practice in a self-employed capacity to those who hold a Swiss dental diploma or a foreign dental diploma recognized by the Executive Board.
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