Английский для специалистов по защите окружающей среды и безопасности жизнедеятельности. Ульянова О.В. - 20 стр.

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INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST

Educational requirements

High school students interested in careers in industrial hygiene should

take biology, chemistry, mathematics, and physics. You generally need at

least a bachelor's degree in science or engineering to become an industrial

hygienist. Many employers prefer to hire applicants who have graduate-level

training. It usually takes a minimum of four years to earn a bachelor's degree

and one or two additional years of study to earn a master's degree. A good

background in physical or biological sciences is a sound base for entry into

this career. Engineers, chemists, physicians, nurses, toxicologists, and

statisticians may move from these fields into positions in industrial hygiene.

Average Earnings

Salaries for industrial hygienists vary depending on their experience and

education as well as the location and kind of job. In 2006 the average annual

income of industrial hygienists with at least four years of experience was

$69,103.

ECOLOGIST

Educational requirements

Ecologists must have at least one undergraduate degree with a solid

grounding in biology, organic and inorganic chemistry, physics, mathematics,

calculus, statistics and computer science. Depending on their area of speciali-

zation, ecologists may also have an academic background in such diverse

subjects as climatology, economics, geology, mathematical modeling, mete-

orology, oceanography, sociology or soil science. Most research jobs in ecol-

ogy require a graduate degree: usually a master's degree, but sometimes a

PhD if you want to teach at the university level.

Average Earnings:

Entry Level Salary:

$29,920

Average Salary:

$47,600

Maximum Salary:

$78,200