Welcome to the Physical & Life Sciences interest community!
Members of this community are interested in careers related to the study of non-living systems such as the earth, atmosphere and space or living organisms such as people, animals, and plants.
People who pursue careers in Physical or Life Sciences often work in research roles, which can vary widely in terms of topic, goals, and work setting.
Now is this Time to Explore
It’s okay if you don’t know exactly what you want to do with your future; right now is the perfect time to explore. Take classes that interest you outside of your major, apply for …
Here’s a clear, practical guide to the 20 most popular jobs for graduates with chemistry degrees. Chemistry is sometimes called the “central science” because it connects physics, biology, materials, and engineering. That flexibility shows in the job market. Chemistry grads …
Here’s a practical guide to the 20 most popular jobs for graduates with physics degrees. Physics majors often learn how to model complex systems, crunch numbers, and solve tough problems. Employers value that flexibility. Some jobs stay close to research …
Exploring your Interests and Building Skills
Take every chance you can to explore new interests, even the ones you do not imagine yourself pursuing. I never thought I would enjoy working in a molecular lab, yet it quickly became one …
Job search seems like you’re running in circles: You send numerous applications and wait for the elusive interview invites, often wondering if you’ll ever end up getting your dream job.
Here’s the glaring truth: Job seekers get one interview call …
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