Having Science as a subject can open up a number of unusual and interesting career options for a student. There are different disciplines of science under which you can pursue a career. These include fields that one would not associate with the traditional image of science and technology.

For instance you could be wondering what you can do with biology? Life sciences offer more than the opportunity to be either a doctor, a dentist, a health educator or a biology teacher. You could become an agricultural technician, or if you prefer animals to plants, a vet. You would also have the option of becoming a biochemist, a chiropractor, or even a genetic counselor. Definitely not typical roles and careers that you would associate with life science, are they?

Similarly you would be amazed at the diversity that being an engineer can afford. You can rest assured that the robotics expert, the civil engineer, the CAD designer, the software specialist and the mechanical engineer are not the only jobs open to you in this field. You could be an energy engineer, a landscape artist, a marine architect, a nanotechnology developer or a mapping technician.

Again none of these roles are typically associated with engineering, but you need to be one to do the job. The truth is that science is applied in practically all our vocations to some extent of the other and so some scientific experimentation can always lead to a new discipline being built on an older one.