Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies
Geobiology
Focuses on the scientific study of how living things interact with geological systems. Covers evolution of Earth systems, geochemistry, geology, geomicrobiology, marine chemistry, paleobiology, paleoecology, paleontology, and petrology.
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Natural Sciences Managers
- Median pay
- $167,220
- Hiring change through 2035
- 8.2%
- Job openings a year
- 9,200
To get hiredBachelor's degree
Explore this career GrowingBiological Science Teachers, Postsecondary
- Median pay
- $84,620
- Hiring change through 2035
- 7.3%
- Job openings a year
- 4,700
To get hiredDoctoral or professional degree
Explore this career GrowingGeoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers
- Median pay
- $101,920
- Hiring change through 2035
- 5.1%
- Job openings a year
- 1,800
To get hiredBachelor's degree
Explore this career Growing with the economyEnvironmental Science Teachers, Postsecondary
- Median pay
- $94,980
- Hiring change through 2035
- 2.7%
- Job openings a year
- 600
To get hiredDoctoral or professional degree
Explore this career GrowingLife Scientists, All Other
- Median pay
- $93,750
- Hiring change through 2035
- 6.3%
- Job openings a year
- 400
To get hiredBachelor's degree
Explore this careerAll work is projected to grow 3.5% between 2025 and 2035; read every hiring-change figure against it.
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