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Career GuideBiology, Botany, Zoology
Program overview at COSThe field of biological sciences includes the cvollege majors of Biology, Botany, and Zoology. Persons in the biological or life sciences career field do research and conduct experiments to find out more about plants, animals, and other living things. Some study methods of producing better characteristics of plants or animals; some work to find ways to preserve the natural balance in nature. Others condust research to improve medicine, health, and living conditions for human beings. These jobs are found in business and industry, govetment agencies, universities, and hospitals. The employment outlook varies by specialty.
Biology Courses at COSCollege of the Siskiyous offers a wide variety of courses in the biological sciences. Consult the current COS catalog or click here for a description of these courses:
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Sample EmployersBusiness and Industry:Environmental and Ecological Services, Plant Genetics Companies, Environmental Education and Nature Centers , Medical Laboratories, Medical Equipment Suppliers, Biological Suppliers, Testing Laboratories, Laboratory Equipment Suppliers, Biological Suppliers, Veterinarians, Hunting and Fishing Preservess, Resorts, Fishing Parties, Zoos, and Aquariums. Federal Government:Army Corps of Engineers, Vetrans Administration, Bureau of Reclamation, Environmental Protection Agency, Natural Resource Conservation Service, Animal & Plant Health Inspection Service, Health & Human Services, Bureau of Land Management, Plant Protection & Quarantine Service, Food & Drug Administration, Department of Energy, Public Health Service, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Agricultural Research Service, Bureau of Consumer Protection, National Park Service, Fish & Wildlife Service. State, County, and Local Government:Agricultural Commissioner, Agricultural Extension, Food & Agriculture Department, Animal Control, California Conservation Corps, California Environmental Protection Agency, Coastal Commission, Colleges and Universities, Conservation Department, Fish & Game, Forestry & Fire Protection, Health Services, Parks & Recreation, Pesticide Regulation, Resources Agency, Toxic Substances Control, Water Quality Control Board, Water Resources. How to PrepareOccupations in the biological sciences usually call for education and/or training ranging from four years to more than ten years. Important academic courses include algebra, geometry, advanced math, chemistry ,and physics. Technical writing and composition courses are helpful. A bachelors degree with a major in biology or another life science is generally rewuired; graduate degrees are needed for most research work and college teaching. COS ResourcesCollege of the Siskiyous has many resources available to explore and achieve your career choice. The following departments are at your service:
Career Center (530) 938-5308
Counseling Services (530) 938-5353
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