41. Curriculum: Physical Therapist Assistants (PTA): Health Sciences: Health Careers physical Therapist Assistant Curriculum Associate in Science Degree (Revised 1/01. Review your transcripts with the Health careers Counselor prior to http://programs.kcc.hawaii.edu/health/pta/curricas.htm

PTA Program Continuing Ed Admission to PTA Advising/Counseling ... Career Outlook Quick Search This document contains programming that requires a scriptable browser. Programs Health PTA Physical Therapist Assistant Curriculum Associate in Science Degree (Revised 1/01. Current for 2000-2001 Academic Year) The PRE-PTA sequence of courses must be completed prior to program entry. Courses may be completed or in process of completion prior to application to the program. Courses from accredited institutions may be transferred and accepted if equivalent to KCC courses. Transfer credit requires KCC Department and registrar approval. Review your transcripts with the Health Careers Counselor prior to application. PREREQUISITE COURSEWORK COURSE TITLE CREDITS ZOOL 141 Human Anatomy and Physiology ZOOL 141L Human Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory ZOOL 142 Human Anatomy and Physiology II ZOOL 142L Human Anatomy and Physiology II Laboratory ENG 100 Expository Writing SP 145 Interpersonal Communication OR SP 151 Personal Speech OR SP 200 Speaking Skills for Prospective Teachers

42. College Majors And Careers - Physics Introduction. A branch of the physical sciences, physics is the study of energy and the behavior of single atoms and their component pieces. http://careerservices.rutgers.edu/Mphysics.html

Career Handouts Student Services Home Career Opportunities for Majors in Physics Introduction A branch of the physical sciences, physics is the study of energy and the behavior of single atoms and their component pieces. Physicists consider themselves the most fundamental of scientists, for they are the ones who examine the basic laws of nature. They seek to study and understand what happens when atoms and subatomic particles break down and assemble, how they react to collisions with each other and to electro-magnetic radiation. Physicists use mathematics to understand, explain and predict their theories and equations. They often apply their predictions and theories to other fields - chemistry, biology, geophysics, engineering, communication, transportation, electronics and health. A physicist can be either an experimentalist or a theoretician. Almost all have doctorates, which are essential for college and university teaching and research, upper level research positions in government and industry, and higher administrative positions. Those with bachelors degrees may work in applied research and development as research assistants or in design, administration or engineering. Some specialized areas of career interest for physicists include: biophysics, health/medical physics, nuclear physics, optical physics, fluid physics and plasma physics.

43. College Majors And Careers - Environmental Science an understanding of the biological and physical sciences and their An environmental sciences degree can prepare students for a wide range of careers in industry http://careerservices.rutgers.edu/Menvironment.html

Career Handouts Student Services Home Career Opportunities for Majors in Environmental Sciences Introduction The environmental sciences major provides an understanding of the biological and physical sciences and their application to environmental problems. Students can pursue a wide variety of options which offer diverse career paths. Curriculum specialties include Pollution and Treatment Sciences, Environmental, Occupational, and Radiological Health Science, Soil and Water Resources, Environmental Education, Marine Studies, and Environmental Chemistry. An environmental sciences degree can prepare students for a wide range of careers in industry, government, the non-profit sector, and education. Many labor market experts predict that environmental industries will be a major source of new jobs in the next decade. Some technical specialties will require further graduate training either for career entry or advancement. Some students choose to combine their undergraduate degrees with an MBA or law degree. Since environmental issues will impact most sectors of the job market, an educational background in this field will be attractive to a wide range of employers.

44. Careers For Astronomy Department Graduates a range of courses and programs for students planning careers in astronomy yet still provides a student with a solid foundation in the physical sciences. http://www.bu.edu/astronomy/education/careers.html

Department of Astronomy Graduating with an Astronomy Degree WHAT CAN I DO WITH A DEGREE IN ASTRONOMY? The Department of Astronomy provides a range of courses and programs for students planning careers in astronomy, space science, or related fields. A concentration in astronomy and physics includes a rigorous program of physics and calculus in addition to courses in astronomy. This prepares a student for entry into a graduate program leading to a Masters and/or Ph.D. in astronomy, physics, or a related field. The concentration in astronomy is less intense in physics and calculus, yet still provides a student with a solid foundation in the physical sciences. The planetary and space sciences concentration is a multidisciplinary program including astronomy, geology, geography, physics, and calculus courses. Many students in this concentration enroll in graduate programs in planetary geology. A BA degree in astronomy, astronomy and physics, or planetary and space sciences prepares students for careers in science education, science management, scientific computing, scientific instrumentation, or science writing (some of which may require one or two years of graduate study). Qualification for such fields is enhanced when students work in the research groups of astronomy professors as work-study, student employment, and/or directed study participants. The opportunity to do so has expanded considerably in recent years as the astronomy faculty has increased in number and in the scope of research projects.

45. 2003-04 UC Irvine Catalogue: Physical Sciences majors are designed to meet the needs of students planning careers in business in other disciplines who seek a rigorous introduction to the physical sciences. http://www.editor.uci.edu/03-04/ps/ps.1.htm

SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES Ronald J. Stern, Dean 180 Rowland Hall Academic Counseling: (949) 824-6507 World Wide Web: http://www.physsci.uci.edu/ Department of Chemistry Department of Earth System Science Department of Mathematics Department of Physics and Astronomy The School of Physical Sciences offers both professional training and general education in the Departments of Chemistry, Earth System Science, Mathematics, and Physics and Astronomy. The faculty, active in research and graduate education, are at the same time vitally concerned with undergraduate teaching. Curricula of the School are designed to meet the needs of a wide variety of students ranging from those with little technical background who seek insight into the activities and accomplishments of physical scientists to those seeking a comprehensive understanding that will prepare them for creative research in physical science. Over the course of the past century and a half, physics, chemistry, and mathematics have evolved into interdependent but separate intellectual disciplines. This development is reflected in the departmental structure of the School of Physical Sciences. In the same period, these fundamental disciplines have moved into domains of abstraction unimagined by early scientists. This trend to abstraction with its concomitant increase in understanding of the physical universe provides the major challenge to the student of the physical sciences. Mathematics, physics, and chemistry, while providing the foundation of the technology that dominates contemporary civilization, underlie to an ever-increasing extent the new developments in the biological and social sciences. Earth system science is grounded in the traditional physical sciences while breaking new paths in the quantitative study of changes in the global environment.

46. US Army Corps Of Engineers - Careers With The Corps group includes all classes of professional, scientific and technical positions that duties include studying of living organisms, physical sciences and other http://www.usace.army.mil/employment/careers/careers0400.htm

Careers with the Corps Return All Occupations General Schedule/ White Collar ... Blue Collar Physical and Biological Sciences This group includes all classes of professional, scientific and technical positions that duties include studying of living organisms, physical sciences and other type positions. These relate to the management, conservation and utilization within nature of the physical environment. Throughout the following information, an asterisk (*) stands for series with a published standard and a double asterisk (**) stands for series with specific educational requirements. The professional and scientific positions are two-grade interval between the grades (i.e. 5/7/9). The technical positions are generally one-grade intervals (i.e. 5/6). All types are employee, lead, supervisor, and management level positions. BIOLOGICAL SCI STUDENT TRAINEE (0499) BIOLOGICAL TECH (0404) CARTOGRAPHIC TECH(1371) CARTOGRAPHY (1370) ... WILDLIFE BIOLOGY (0486) RS leftbkmk bookmksleftbkmk THE ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER.

47. TYPES OF SCIENTISTS AND TECHNICIANS WORKING IN THE NHS NHS careers IN HEALTHCARE SCIENCE STARTING A CAREER AS A CLINICAL SCIENTIST A CAREER IN PHARMACY STARTING A CAREER IN physical sciences WHAT HEALTHCARE SCIENCE http://www.nhscareers.nhs.uk/nhs-knowledge_base/data/4873.html

HEALTHCARE SCIENTISTS TYPES OF SCIENTISTS AND TECHNICIANS WORKING IN THE NHS Breakdown of careers There are four different broad generic areas in which scientists and technicians are employed (excluding Radiography and Pharmacy which are separate). Life Sciences: Life Scientists employed in the NHS usually work in Pathology Laboratories . They work with tissue and other samples from patients and play a crucial role in both diagnosis of disease and monitoring treatment. Clinical Science: Clinical Scientists are involved in the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and further understanding of disease and disability. They are involved in clinical liaison , in teaching and research and in the management and planning of scientific services Clinical Physiology: Clinical Physiologists work with patients providing a range of specialist services. They take measurements and monitor a range of physiological parameters to provide information on the extent of disease or disability. Physical Sciences: Physical Scientists will be involved in the use of electronic or other equipment to help clinicians treat diseases and other disabling conditions. Some staff may

48. College Of Physical And Mathematical Sciences - Careers In Pams In classes in the College of physical and Mathematical to pursue a career in pure science, mathematics, business To learn more about careers our graduates are http://www.pams.ncsu.edu/student_info/careers.html

You will find graduates with physical science and math degrees are in great demand. And the demand for their background and skills is continuing to increase in every sector of the job market in the 21st century. Decision makers such as corporate managers, attorneys, government advisors, members of Congress, and journalists to name a few are finding themselves increasingly concerned with issues that demand a knowledge of science. In classes in the College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, you will learn more than facts. You will learn to think analytically and develop creative solutions. You will connect theory to real world applications. So whether you decide to pursue a career in pure science, mathematics, business, law, medicine, government, journalism or education, you will benefit from our academic programs. To learn more about careers our graduates are pursuing, click on the department link: Chemistry Mathematics Marine, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences

49. Undeclared - Physical Sciences any of the physical sciences! http//essp.csumb.edu/essp_html/research.html. Employment Resources by Academic Area http//www.libfind.unl.edu/careers/jobs/target http://icc.ucdavis.edu/iccdocs/Cmaj_physci.htm

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50. ETSU Department Of Physics & Astronomy: Physics Jobs And Careers Jobs and careers in Physics. Browse the Entry Level Professional or the Professional Career or the Alphabetical Job Search for Physics or physical sciences. http://www.etsu.edu/physics/jobs.html

Jobs and Careers in Physics Physics Jobs for Someone with a Bachelor of Science Degree To get a good idea of jobs available in physics, check the American Institute of Physics. Also check PHYSLINK Jobs for Physicists and Engineers. A current listing of GOVERNMENT JOBS available to a student who has just earned a Bachelor of Science of Degree in Physics can be seen at JOBS IN GOVERNMENT . Browse the Entry Level Professional or the Professional Career or the Alphabetical Job Search for Physics or Physical Sciences. The beginning pay for these jobs varies quite a bit, typically between $30,000 and $50,000 per year. Current listings of JOBS IN INDUSTRY are available at hotjobs.com or monster.com (keyword search = physics). Here are examples of the more than 1,000 jobs for someone with a B.S. in Physics as of January 2000. Nearly all offer beginning annual salaries greater than $40,000. Radar and Optics Specialist - Lockheed-Martin Applied Sciences Specialist - Computer Science Corporation Systems Analyst - Johns Hopkins/Applied Physics Laboratory Systems Engineer - Raytheon Calibration Engineer - Teradyne, Inc.

51. Resources - Physical Sciences Job Search Web Resources physical sciences. http://www.science.purdue.edu/Students/Careers/physicalsciences.html

People Programs Research Events/News ... About Us Departments Biological Sciences Chemistry Computer Sciences Mathematics Physics Statistics Students: Undergraduates: Counseling Office Day on Campus Majors/Minors CODO ... Graduates Student Resources: GPA Calculator Help Desk SSINFO Libraries ... Commencement breadCrumbs("www.science.purdue.edu",">","index.html","None","None","None","0"); Job Search Web Resources - Physical Sciences All Science Environmental Life Sciences Physical Sciences American Chemical Society ACS Job Bank American Institute of Physics - contains job listings in physics and the physical sciences from academia, industry, and government. OPTICS.ORG Employment Services - An on-line employment service to help people in the optics-related scientific and engineering communities find jobs, and to help employers in the industry find qualified candidates. this service is free and open to anyone in a field related to optics. PhysicsWeb - all the jobs, studentships and courses advertised in Physics World magazine are automatically placed on this server. Positions are in academia, industry and commerce.

52. Science Careers: Academic Connections Subject Index Vanderbilt University, Chemical and physical Biology Program, Nashville, TN, Washington University, Division of Biology and Biomedical sciences, St. Louis, MO, http://recruit.sciencemag.org/feature/acad/acadsubj5.shl

2003-2004 Graduate Program Listings Subject Index Agriculture Anatomy Atmospheric Science Biochemistry ... Virology University/College Program Location Physics Auburn University Cellular and Molecular Biosciences Auburn, AL Environmental and Biomolecular Systems Beaverton, OR Ohio State University Integrated Biomedical Science Graduate Program Columbus, OH University of California, Los Angeles Molecular and Medical Pharmacology Los Angeles, CA University of California, San Francisco Graduate Group in Biophysics San Francisco, CA University of Cincinnati Molecular and Cellular Physiology Cincinnati, OH Vanderbilt University Chemical and Physical Biology Program Nashville, TN Washington University Division of Biology and Biomedical Sciences St. Louis, MO Physiology Albert Einstein College of Medicine Sue Golding Graduate Division of Biomedical Sciences Bronx, NY Arizona State University School of Life Sciences Graduate Program Tempe, AZ Brown University MBL Graduate Program in Biological and Environmental Sciences Providence, RI

53. Marine Science Careers Marine careers. University s Oceanography Department and Center for Coastal physical Oceanography; Princeton Univ Program in Atmospheric Oceanic sciences; http://www.vims.edu/adv/ed/careers/

TEACHERS STUDENTS Outlook on Ocean Sciences INFORMATION ... JOBS General Information about Marine Careers ADVICE FROM SCIENTISTS AND GRADUATE STUDENTS ARTICLES BOOKS BIBLIOGRAPHIES What Does It Take To Become a Marine Scientist? Links to on-line publications about marine and aquatic careers (from Scripps Institution of Oceanography) Strategies for Pursuing a Career in Marine Mammal Science Sea Grant's new publication Marine Science Careers reports on interviews with a number of marine scientists and suggests resources for further investigation of marine careers. Order by mail for $5.00 Marine careers bibliography from the National Aquarium in Baltimore. Look for these publications in libraries or contact publishers for ordering information. On the Surface: A Scientist Interviews Three Marine Biologists. 40 minute video $39.95 from: Prarie Starfish Productions 6121 Glen Oak Hollywood, CA 90068 Marine Careers. 18 minute video. Technology, transportation, resource management, tourism, fishing, science.$15 purchase; $5 rental (w$25 deposit) Marine communications University of Delaware Newark, DE 19716 -3530 302-831-8083

54. Royal Meteorological Society - Careers In Meteorology careers in Meteorology. What is meteorology? There are also close links with sister sciences such as hydrology and physical oceanography. http://www.royal-met-soc.org.uk/careers.html

President: Dr H Cattle Careers in Meteorology What is meteorology? Meteorology is the science and study of the earth's atmosphere and its interaction with the earth itself and all forms of life. It embraces a wide range of time and space scales, from the tiniest turbulent eddies, which survive as recognizable entities for only a second or two, to the variations in ice cover and the global climatic fluctuations, which extend over millennia. It seeks to understand and to predict for the benefit of mankind the behaviour of weather, the climate and the atmosphere in general, from the surfaces of land and sea to the edge of space. The profession of meteorology The many areas related to, or within which, meteorologists work range from weather forecasting to climatology and from horticulture to the planning and operation of great engineering undertakings. They include the development of complex mathematical representations of the way the atmosphere works and can be predicted, the manipulation of vast data resources, the design, development and testing of new instruments, and the use of modern communications and data- management systems. There are also close links with sister sciences such as hydrology and physical oceanography. Within this wide spectrum, there are opportunities for pure research, applied research, operational work, scientific and commercial management, entrepreneurial ventures, teaching and consultancy.

55. CIA Careers: Analytical: Science, Technology, And Weapons Analyst Engineering; Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry and Chemical Engineering; Biology, Biotechnology and Microbiology; Technology Studies physical sciences; or Remote http://www.cia.gov/employment/jobs/science_tech_weapons_analyst.html

Careers Home CIA Home Privacy Printable Text Page ... Professional Positions Science, Technology, and Weapons Analyst Work Schedule: Full Time Salary: $47,000 to $77,500 Location: Washington, DC metropolitan area The Directorate of Intelligence (DI) seeks Engineers and Scientists to analyze challenging national security issues, such as foreign weapons development, weapons proliferation, information warfare and emerging technologies. These Engineers and Scientists will serve as professional intelligence officers, applying their scientific and technical knowledge to solving complex intelligence problems, and presenting their assessments to senior policymakers. This work demands initiative, creativity, analytical skills and technical expertise. Agency analysts are encouraged to maintain and broaden professional ties through academic study, contacts and attendance at professional meetings. They may also choose to pursue additional studies in fields relevant to their areas of responsibility. Opportunities exist for foreign travel, language training, analytic and management training, and assignments in other offices in the Agency and throughout the US Government. Minimum requirements include a bachelor's or master's degree in Aerospace Engineering; Mechanical Engineering; Electrical Engineering; Computer Engineering; Computer Science; Nuclear Engineering; Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry and Chemical Engineering; Biology, Biotechnology and Microbiology; Technology Studies Physical Sciences; or Remote Sensing/GIS. Applicants must also possess strong written and oral English communications skills. A GPA of 3.0 or better on a 4.0 scale is required.

56. Science Careers Web Welcome to the Science careers Web site! just a wealth of information on how to prepare and succeed with a career in the physical and life sciences. http://www.sciencecareersweb.net/

Welcome to the Science Careers Web site! Here you will find numerous valuable resources in preparing to major in the geosciences, biological sciences, marine sciences, and beyond. This site is not designed as a FLASHY site. There are no images or catchy graphics, just a wealth of information on how to prepare and succeed with a career in the physical and life sciences. The topics listed below will assist you in gathering the information you need to make well-informed decisions about your career! You can view an overall outline of the website content by clicking here Career News Read career profiles of professional scientists, read about the latest advances in science, and explore women in science Geoscience (including Environmental Science) Career information, Internship and semester opportunities, Geoscience societies Biological Science (including Environmental Science) Career information, Internship and semester opportunities, Biological societies Oceanography Career information, Internship and semester opportunities, Oceanography societies Mathematics Career information, Mathematics societies

57. TCC Page - Life, Physical Sciences to take first, which classes are required for which programs, and about careers related to the courses offered by the Life and physical sciences Department. http://www.tccd.edu/campus/div_dept.asp?pagekey=112&menu=2&divlocation=2

58. Science Careers | Tufts Career Services American Institute of Physics A search engine for job seekers to find careers in the physical sciences. Physicsweb News, jobs, and resources. http://careers.tufts.edu/student/AtoZ/Sciences.htm

Careers A to Z Sciences Science Careers Job search engines, resume posting, and other resources for a career in the sciences. Next Wave Career Resources for scientists. Learn about career options, how other scientists have succeeded, and advice on networking and interviewing skills. Physics and Astronomy The American Astronomical Society Education Office Information for those seeking employment in the astrological sciences. Tips on how to prepare for a career in astronomy, a listing of where the jobs are, and related resources. PhysLink.com Online reference guide for physicists and astronomers. Links to Physics and Astronomy departments from colleges around the world, and a job bank to search for available positions in the field. American Institute of Physics A search engine for job seekers to find careers in the physical sciences.

59. Physics And Engineering Jobs From The American Institute Of Physics A powerful way for employers and employees in physical sciences and engineering to come together. No Job Fairs are currently scheduled. Looking for a job? http://www.aip.org/careersvc/

advanced search Find the right candidate AIP's Employment Marketplace represents over 125,000 scientists and engineers worldwide. Find your next job AIP represents the most prestigous high-tech firms and universities. A powerful way for employers and employees in physical sciences and engineering to come together. No Job Fairs are currently scheduled. Looking for a job? Need help with your resume or cover letter? Landing Your First Job: A Guide for Physics Students is on sale today... The Industrial Physicist Physics Today GradschoolShopper.com American Institute of Physics ... Society of Physics Students Current Sponsors NASA Jobs Krell Institute Employer of the Month Northrop Grumman Mission Systems Defense Division - Van Nuys, CA Analysts Seeking physical scientists and mathematicians: interpretation of sensor data, advanced signal processing, sensor design, algorithm development, mathematical modeling... For your conference travel needs, try:

60. Career Center - Info Lab Publications book. Math, Statistics, and physical Science General Information, 2002, binder. Opportunities in Chemistry careers, 2002, book. Opportunities http://career.berkeley.edu/Infolab/Pubs/PubsEngr.stm

Info Lab Publications The following is a sampling of this section of the Career Center's publication collection. A complete index of our print resources is available in the Information Lab of the Career Center. These materials are for reference only and cannot be checked out. Books are numbered within categories Title Pub. Date Material Type Ace the Technical Interview book Consulting Engineers and Land Surveyors of California: Membership Directory 2000-2001 book Engineering, Computer Science and Technology General Information: Employers, Job Search and Other binder Engineering, Computer Science and Technology: General Career Information binder ENR Top 400 Contractors Sourcebook 2001 magazine single issue ENR Top 500 Design Firms Sourcebook 2001 magazine single issue Environmental Engineering Selection Guide: A Directory to Engineering Firms and Educational Institutions Employing Board Certified Specialists binder Fantastical Engineer: A Thrillseeker's Guide to Careers in Theme Park Engineering book Get Your IT Career in Gear!

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