Career Guide

Science & Technology

There is an increasing awareness of the economic, political, and social consequences of scientific and technological advancements, as well as an expanding role for science and technology experts in the fields of international security, development, and trade. Expertise in science, technology, and public policy will be essential to help nations, citizens, and industries recognize shared problems and agree on solutions.

Sample Employers

Pro Tip:

When plotting your career path, consider what type of positions you intend to pursue in the future. With some exceptions, a PhD or technical degree can be required for movement to senior positions in industry. Policymaking positions, on the other hand, may value political, economic, and regional knowledge over technical skills.

Skill Sets & Experience

Quantitative analysis
Functional expertise in areas such as: biotechnology, information technology, defense, space, nuclear energy, or the environment
Strong communication skills, both written and oral
Program management

Career Guide

Sample Employers

Pro Tip:

Quantitative analysis

Functional expertise in areas such as: biotechnology, information technology, defense, space, nuclear energy, or the environment

Strong communication skills, both written and oral

Program management