What are some careers in oceanography?

Related Career Titles

Crewing Research Vessels	Data Collection	Technical Writer / Editor
Research Assistant	College Professor	Chemist
Physical Oceanographer	Biologist	Marine Biologist
Marine Geochemist	Fisheries Scientist	Ocean Engineer
Marine Archaeologist	Marine Policy Writer	Aquatic Chemist

What qualifications do you need to work with penguins?

A degree in biology or natural science should provide you with sound knowledge and a base from where you can launch in different directions.

What to study if you love the ocean?

An oceanographer is a specialized type of geoscientist; geoscientists study the physical aspects of earth, while oceanographers specifically study the ocean. They analyze the movements and physical and chemical properties of ocean waters, and how those properties affect coastal areas, climate and weather.

What jobs help save the ocean?

Working to save the Oceans – Marine Careers around the globe

• Ocean Engineering. If you have a bachelor’s degree in engineering and are looking to support industries that work in the ocean, this could be the career for you.
• Marine Biology.
• Marine Mammal Trainer.
• Marine Archaeology.
• Marine Researcher.
• Underwater filmmaker.

How much do Zookeepers earn?

How Much Do Zookeeper Jobs Pay per Hour?

	Annual Salary	Hourly Wage
Top Earners	$25,500	$12
75th Percentile	$24,000	$12
Average	$19,773	$10
25th Percentile	$14,000	$7

What is the highest paying marine job?

According to our data, the highest paying job at United States Marine Corps is a Senior Analyst at $118,000 annually while the lowest paying job at United States Marine Corps is an Aviation Maintenance Administration Specialist at $16,000 annually.

What Ocean jobs pay the most?

What are Top 5 Best Paying Related Marine Biology Jobs in the U.S.

Job Title	Annual Salary	Weekly Pay
Head Of Marine Biology	$111,758	$2,149
Director Marine Biology	$108,699	$2,090
Marine Biology Government	$102,617	$1,973
Head Of Marine Biologist	$97,759	$1,880