Kinesiologist
A Kinesiologist specialises in the ‘mechanics’ of the human body. By studying the musculoskeletal system they can determine which parts are working well and which are not. They will then design movement-programmes to help assist the patient recover or assist them.
Landscape Architect
Landscape architects create the landscape around us. They plan, design and manage open spaces including both natural and man-made environments. They work to provide innovative and aesthetically pleasing spaces for people to enjoy, and to also make sure that the changes to the natural environment are appropriate, sensitive and sustainable.
Life Science Technician
A Life Science Technician studies organisms to try and improve our quality of life. They could develop a cure or improve the quality of food we eat or develop ways of preventing the extinction of certain animals, etc.
Life Scientist
A Life Scientist studies organisms to try and improve our quality of life. They could develop a cure or improve the quality of food we eat or develop ways of preventing the extinction of certain animals, etc.
Limnologist
Limnologists are similar to Oceanographers but they conduct their studies on inland water systems which contain both fresh and salt water.
Machine Technician
If you love working with machines, have good hand-eye co-ordination – then becoming a Machine Technician, maybe the right career path for you! Machine Technicians often serve as machinists or mechanical engineering technicians. Machinists fabricate, operate and repair machines and machine tools.
Mammalogist
A Mammologist is a kind of zoologist who specialises in the study of mammals – both living and extinct.
Marine Biologist
To become a Marine Biologist one needs to have a love of the sea and for marine life. A Marine Biologist studies, observes, protects or manages ocean organisms, which range from microscopic life forms to large whales.
Marine Engineer
A Marine Engineer is responsible for research and development of new marine vessels and equipment.
Marine Engineering Technologist
A Marine Engineering Technologist usually works alongside a Marine Engineer. They design and construct various marine vessels, offshore platforms and marine equipment. They could work for the military, large ship building companies or companies that manufacture marine components and parts, like engines, etc.