Dear Aspirant,

Zoology is an interesting field and now very much integrated to environmental conservation as well.

Jobs opportunities:

Ecologist
Environmental consultant
Field trials officer
Marine scientist
Nature conservation officer
Research scientist (life sciences)
Biomedical scientist
Environmental education officer
Environmental manager
Higher education lecturer
Toxicologist

Which employers require Zoologists:

zoos or wildlife parks and environmental protection agencies;
government agencies and research institutions;
medical research establishments and the National Health Service;
environmental and animal charities;
schools, colleges, science centres, libraries and museums;
universities and research institutes;
environmental consultancies;
chemical, pharmaceutical and petroleum companies;
aquaculture and animal nutrition companies

Best Wishes,

Dr. Anand Wadadekar

Hi there.

I am not repeating what the earlier counselor anandwadadekar wrote.
It would all be a repetition.

But only a word of caution here is that the field of zoology is a tough one.

Though it sounds, every industry has scope, but mind you getting a job is not easy as they require just one or two people and they already exists.

At the same time since this is a Research field it requires a lot of patience and one can get a job only as a Research co-coordinator.

I am writing this on the basis of personal experience which my niece is facing.
She ultimately went ahead and pursued an MBA in Hospitality Management.

Wish you good luck..........

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