Other STEM Careers

There are many opportunities to exercise STEM skills in the field of broadcasting, from broadcasting engineer to weather forecaster.

Read about the top twenty-one careers in education, including math teacher, computer trainer, and park ranger.

This book explores careers in the telecommunications industry, including fiber optics technician, line installer, and microelectronics technician.

Who doesn't love dinosaurs? Of course, there's more to this field than digging up T-Rexes. Read about several real-life scientists, and their jobs in the field of paleontology.

The Antarctic may not sound that interesting, but there's a lot going on under the ice. These scientists explain what makes their jobs worth braving the cold every day.

If the cold is not your thing, maybe you'd rather work with volcanoes. Of course, not every volcano is on a tropical island. These scientists work everywhere from Pompeii in Italy to Yellowstone National Park.

Forensic science is more than just crime scene investigation. Explore the various jobs and specializations available, including forensic accounting, forensic psychology, and wildlife forensics.

It takes many people with a variety of skills to run a museum. In addition to exhibit curators and researchers, most museums also need marketing and public relations departments, school tour co-ordinators, and even photographers.

The petroleum industry offers a wide range of STEM jobs, from research and environmental scientists to drilling engineers.

Meteorologists and storm chasers brave wild weather all over the world-from the tropics to the Arctic. Find out how scientists analyze and predict dangerous weather to help keep people safe, and learn if you have what it takes to be a storm chaser, too.