Career questions tagged chemistry
Chemistry plays a significant role in understanding diseases and their remedies. Popular careers for a chemist involve pharmaceutical sales, food and flavor chemist, water quality chemist, and many more. Please read below. Read more Show less
How can I become a pharmacist without studying chemistry?
Chemistry is one of the course I hate and I wish I know it,how can I develop interest or can I ignore and move further?
How do i pursue career in chemistry?
I love more to know about chemical and there chemical reaction
What are some of the biggest challenges you face in forensic science, and how do you navigate them?
What are some of the biggest challenges you face in forensic science, and how do you navigate them? #Fall24 As a senior in high school, I am interested in the field of forensic science. I have always loved watching and playing games that include finding clues and solving a crime. I also think that gathering the evidence and processing it would be fun too. I enjoy watching forensic science technicians get fingerprints off of surfaces as well.
Does chemical engineering typically fall more into schools of science or schools of engineering?
I'm first looking for a major in Chemistry, but am thinking of specifying into Chemical Engineering. How am I meant to get there?
what can I do to advance my knowledge in biology and chemistry so I can be prepared for AP Biology and chemistry and even now in my general chemistry class?
Hello! My names Layla and I'm in 10th grade taking general classes this year. In the future, I hope to work in the medical field! I want to get a head start and up my chances of getting into an excellent school. So with that, next year and the year after I want to take AP chemistry and AP biology. Last year and currently I'm struggling with understanding the fundamentals of biology and chemistry. I really, really, want to take AP chemistry and AP biology, but my skills are lower than average- so I'm wondering what can I do to advance my knowledge in biology and chemistry so I can be prepared for AP Biology and chemistry and even now in my general chemistry class? Thank you! -Currently in 10th grade taking general chemistry -Interested in sciences -Interested in taking Advanced Placement courses
I'm interested in Biochemistry and pharmaceutical microbiology what kinds of careers would you recommend?
I'm struggling because I know what I'm interested in but have no idea what kind of career to pursue.
What careers in chemistry if I love ochem?
I’m a junior in college and recently decided that my major, marine biology, isn’t going to work out. But I love chemistry and am taking organic chemistry at the moment and find it so fascinating . I need to talk with my advisor to tell her that I need to switch to biochemistry or chemistry degree. I figured biochemistry would have the best of both worlds , chemistry and biology, but the more I read they don’t work with the nitty gritty of chemistry itself but of the interactions with organisms. Is that true? I know I need to go to grad school so don’t want to make the wrong choice , I just I enjoy science, mechanisms and the actual interactions with molecules themselves and specifically organic chemistry . Is there a career that would involve that ? Ideally I would want to work in a lab as well . Thanks ! ? Also, I’ve researched into environmental chemist, do they work with chemistry much or just mainly policy and paperwork ?
How to find good colleges that majors in being a surgeon?
Hi my name is Sylvester and I'm in college trying to look for the best career path and the the best college applications that majors in being a surgeon
Fields in Engineering.
If my main strengths are math, chemistry, and physics and I am interested in Engineering, what fields could I look into?
Is taking Chemistry class in highschool relatively necessary if my goal is mechanical engineering?
I only have one more year in high school left.
What sort of careers are there related to Chemistry?
I'm really loving the book 'Napolean's Buttons', and I adore my Chemistry class that I'm taking in high school this year and I loved high school Biology last year. I have never considered Chemistry in any sort of career ideation, because I assumed it was all about numbers and bad smells and lab coats, but I am really loving learning how atoms work and about all of the ways chemistry interacts with humanity. How many Chemistry related jobs are there that are either part time or hands on (preferably both), and what education/prerequisites would I need to explore them? College or otherwise.
what job in chemistry/physics can i look into if i enjoy doing equations the most?
i'm in year 10 and live in australia i like chemistry, physics and maths. i also like space a lot its pretty interesting. im also not a huge fan of biology. i enjoy doing equations the most rather than practicals, what job in chem/physics could i choose to look into that is more based on doing equations rather than pracs?
How do I know what I want to do with my future?
Hi! I'm a high school junior with a deep love for sciences (namely chemistry, astronomy, biology), music, and art. Graduation is creeping up on me and I need to get my ducks in a row with where I'll go after high school. I'm fairly certain that I'll meet any academic requirement for college applications (I have a 3.97 unweighted / 100.79 weighted gpa) but I'm torn in about 2,000 different pieces. I can't pinpoint what I want to major in/what career I want to pursue. On one hand, I love chemistry and I plan to take AP chemistry my senior year, so maybe it'd be good for me to pursue a chemistry-related field. But on another hand, I love music, I love band, maybe I should pursue a career in music? There's about a thousand different things I love, things I'm interested in, and things I'm good at. I extend my biggest thanks to anyone who can help me out here or can give a little guidance to others who are as indecisive as I am 🫶