Geology Graduates: Where Do They Work?

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Geology graduates primarily find employment in the oil, gas, and petroleum sectors, but their career opportunities extend beyond this industry. They are also employed by mapping companies, mining companies, environmental consultancies, government organizations, and academic institutions. The discussion highlights the diverse roles available to geology graduates, including positions in groundwater management, civil engineering, and research labs. For further insights, the Bureau of Labor Statistics provides valuable data on geologist employment trends.

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  • Understanding of geological principles and practices
  • Familiarity with environmental consultancy processes
  • Knowledge of the oil and gas industry operations
  • Awareness of government and academic research roles in geology
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  • Research career paths in environmental consultancy for geology graduates
  • Explore job opportunities in the oil and gas sector for geologists
  • Investigate the role of geologists in groundwater management
  • Review the Bureau of Labor Statistics data on geologist employment
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Hello friends. I would like to know a bit about those who have gotten a BS in Geology.

Where do geology graduates work? I understand the majority of them work for oil companies and whatnot. Do geology grads work anywhere else at all or are they almost exclusively in that industry?
 
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Ritzycat said:
Hello friends. I would like to know a bit about those who have gotten a BS in Geology.

Where do geology graduates work? I understand the majority of them work for oil companies and whatnot. Do geology grads work anywhere else at all or are they almost exclusively in that industry?

For mapping companies, mining companies, world governments, and even at university departments or research labs.
 
I do not know much about it, but I think many work in the oil, gas and petroleum sector, the groundwater industry;
environmental consultancies, construction companies, government organizations, mining companies, perhaps doing research, civil engineering (maybe?), university environment etc.
 

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