Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Zoology] From Minnesota State University Mankato

Most zoologists work either in academia or in government; a minority in the private sector. Careers paths related to zoology include Professor, Veterinarian, Ecologist, Wildlife educator, Zoo Guide, Animal Laboratory Technician, Animal Trainer, Museum Curator, Entomologist, Research Scientist, Environmental Consultant, Field Researcher, Science Writer, Physician, Veterinarian, Wildlife Biologist, Natural Resource Technician, Rehabilitator, Zoo Keeper, Animal Husbandry and many others.
To enter a career and succeed in zoology usually requires advanced training in a professional program or in graduate school. Zoologists typically possess a thorough knowledge of general biology, the ability to work and relate with animals, proficiency in reading and writing, the ability to collect and analyze data, and an interest in problem solving and decision making.