Science, Technology, Engineering, & Math

This cluster is about using math, science, and problem-solving skills to conduct scientific research, develop new ideas, and create innovative solutions to the world’s problems

The work environment can be a laboratory, an industrial facility, or a weather station

INTERESTS

Do you like to design and/or conduct science experiments?
Do you enjoy watching and learning about the weather?
Are you interested in the pattern of the stars and planets?
Would you be interested in designing and testing vehicles or planes?
Do you like looking under a microscope?
Are you interested in fossils or enjoy collecting rocks?

Geological Technician

Biologist

Maybe a career in this field is a good fit for you!

This Career Cluster can actually be divided into two pathways:

Engineering and Technology
Science and Mathematics

People in this career field can:

Use computer simulation to build, test, and modify product prototypes
Plan and conduct research to test theories about societal issues such as crime, poverty, and aging
Analyze test results in a lab and ensure labs stay clean and meet safety standards
Research and collect data to reduce harmful emissions from motorized vehicles

Conduct field trips to point out scientific, historic, and natural features of parks, forests, historic sites, or other attractions
Research diseases or parasites
Collect data to help eliminate hazards that affect public health
Design new systems to make energy production more clean and efficient

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Mechanical Engineer

Park Naturalist

Naval Architect

Astronomer

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Biologist
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Physicist
Quality Control Scientist
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Statistician
Research Technician
Computer Hardware Engineer
Anthropologist
Meteorologist

Science Teacher
Lab Technician
Geological Technician
Aeronautical Engineer
Architectural Engineer
Biotechnology Engineer
Chemical Engineer
Astronomer
Environmental Scientist
Naval Architect
Scientific Visualization/Graphics Expert

Civil Engineer
Construction Engineer
Industrial Engineer
Mechanical Engineer
Nuclear Engineer
Electrical Engineer
Materials Lab and Supply Technician
Drafter
Technical Writer
Computer/Information Research Scientist
Park Naturalist

Meteorologist

Computer/Information Research Scientist

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