A degree in Biology or EEB provides exceptional training to work in most fields of biology. A significant number of students pursue advanced degrees through graduate school, medical school, law school, business school, or public health programs.  Many students also go on to work in either the public or private sector in careers such as government agency officials, crime scene investigators, environmental consultants, research technicians, school teachers, genetic counselors, science writers, zoo technicians and ecotourism guides (to name a few).

Career Services
The University of Arizona's Career Services can assist students in finding and obtaining employment during and after college. There are also many additional resources including resume/CV writing guides, career and job counseling, and employer databases. You will need to log into UAccess to access many of these tools. We've highlighted some below that may help you get started on choosing a career.

3 Steps to Getting a Job

1. Career exploration and assessments
2. Create your application materials and perfect your interview
3. Find a job and apply!

Career exploration and assessments

What can I do with this major? List of possible careers sorted by major

Career Beam – Includes assessments on which career is best for you

Ferguson’s Career Guidance Center – explore job options in a certain field

Occupational Outlook Handbook – browse careers by field, highest paying, fastest growing, or most new jobs

O*Net Online

Create your application materials and perfect your interview

‘A’ Resume Guide (PDF)

Interview Guidelines (PDF)

UA InterviewStream – interview practice website/app

Find a job and apply!

Wildcat Joblink – Employers who want to hire UA grads come here first. Make sure you have a profile and a resume!

Upcoming UA Career Fairs – Meet with potential employers here on campus

Career Beam

Ferguson’s Career Guidance Center

USA Jobs