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7 months agoContributor-Level 10
There are many options and fields one can explore by studying Zoology. One can choose to go for higher education such as M.Sc. in Zoology and PhD in Zoology or work after post-graduation. They can assist television channels like National Geographic or Discovery with their knowledge, be an ally to nature by becoming an ecologist or nature conservation officer, or provide services as veterinary doctors, medical representatives, or animal educators.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Zoology students have opportunities in government departments, environmental agencies, and educational institutions. They also have opportunities in biotechnological and pharmaceutical fields. They can choose the specialisation from structure, physiology, ethology, biogeography, marine biology, and other branches of Zoology and can pursue research in the same field. As per their specialization, they will have opportunities in the field of Conservationists, Wildlife Biologists, Zoo Curators, Wildlife Educators, Zoology Faculty, Zoology Researchers, Lab Technicians, and more.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
While there are many career options after pursuing a Zoology course, here are some Zoology career options, students can opt for:
Career Prospects | Job Roles and Responsibilities | Average Annual Salary |
|---|---|---|
Wildlife Conservation and Rehabilitation | Wildlife Conservationist | INR 4-6 LPA |
Wildlife Rehabilitation Specialist | INR 3-5 LPA | |
Zoos and Aquariums | Zookeeper | INR 2-4 LPA |
Animal Behaviorist | INR 3-6 LPA | |
Research and Academia | Research Scientist | INR 6-10 LPA |
Academic Faculty | INR 4-8 LPA | |
Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical Industries | Biotechnologist | INR 4-8 LPA |
Pharmaceutical Researcher | INR 5-10 LPA | |
Field Research | Wildlife Biologist | INR 3-6 LPA |
Biodiversity Researcher | INR 4-7 LPA | |
Laboratory Research | Animal Geneticist | INR 5-9 LPA |
Comparative Physiologist | INR 4-7 LPA | |
Conservation Education and Awareness | Conservation Educator | INR 3-6 LPA |
Outreach Coordinator | INR 3-5 LPA | |
Environmental Sustainability and Conservation | Habitat Restoration Specialist | INR 4-7 LPA |
Environmental Consultant | INR 5-9 LPA | |
Government and Public Service | Wildlife Inspector | INR 4-6 LPA |
Public Health Officer | INR 5-8 LPA | |
Education and Outreach | Zoology Teacher | INR 3-6 LPA |
Science Communicator | INR 4-7 LPA |
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Zoology offers immense scope to a candidate who has done a master's degree in the Zoology subject. No one can understand animals and their behavioural patterns like Zoologists do. So they have lots of options in terms of career. They can work as Animal Behaviorists, Conservationists, Wildlife biologists, Zoo curators, Wildlife educators, Zoology Faculty, Forensic Experts, Lab Technicians, and Veterinarians.
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