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497+ careers from the NCERT/UNICEF Career Cards. Filter to find yours.
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Studies human origins, cultures and customs — how people interact with each other, their environment and the artefacts they create.
Studies human history and prehistoric cultures by excavating and exploring ancient art, relics, monuments and other remains.
Scientist who studies space, stars, planets and the universe, analysing data from satellites and telescopes.
Researches plant structure, properties and biochemical processes.
Identifies traits and patterns in children with developmental and psychological disorders, and advises parents and educators.
Studies crime, its root causes and society's response to it, and advises police and policymakers on prevention.
Keeps and cares for collections — historical artefacts, documents, artworks and photographs — in museums, universities and government facilities.
Specialist in cytology — the structure, function, multiplication, pathology and life history of cells.
Collects and verifies data from households, enterprises and establishments for socio-economic surveys, often on hand-held devices.
Studies populations — births, migration and ageing (including death) — to understand how populations change.
Studies the relationships between plants, animals and their environment, usually specialising in one habitat or species.
Studies people's economic choices and how the economy works, advising businesses and governments on financial decisions.
Combines engineering, physics and maths to bridge theory and practice, developing new processes, products and technologies.
Studies texts from around the world written in English or translated into English.
Studies inscriptions carved into stone or cast in metal — such as those on India's temple walls — to learn about the past.
Examines and analyses evidence from crime scenes; their objective findings help investigate and prosecute crimes.
Modifies the genes of living things — the units of DNA that carry information about an organism.
Studies the Earth's land, features and inhabitants and how they interact, using GIS, remote sensing and GPS to find patterns.
Studies the Earth and its history to explain present events, predict the future, survey land and plan safe buildings.
Studies past events through written records, artefacts, photographs, interviews, films and letters to explain how and why things changed.
Trained in the study of numbers and calculations, and uses that training to analyse data and solve real-world problems.
Studies the atmosphere to forecast weather, and how atmospheric and weather conditions affect the Earth and its people.
Organises and manages museums — looking after, displaying and developing collections, and conducting research.
Manipulates atoms and molecules to create new materials, with work spanning medicine, electronics and energy.
Studies fossils — the preserved remains and traces of ancient organisms — to learn the history of life on Earth.
Studies how matter and energy interact in the physical universe, and plans and runs experiments to test theories.
Researches political discourse, government policies, international relations and local politics — including budgets, campaigns and manifestos.
Hands-on worker who supports scientists and research teams as they conduct research and develop new products and technologies.
Geophysicist who studies earthquakes — the Earth's sudden, violent movements — and Earth materials from lab samples to the planet's core.
Studies society, human behaviour and interaction — examining institutions, cultures and groups, from family and religion to class and the state.
Studies outer space — our solar system and other galaxies — by analysing data from instruments on orbiters, satellites and probes.
Gathers, analyses and interprets numerical data, helping companies make sense of it to spot trends and make predictions.
Studies the harmful effects that chemicals, substances or situations can have on people, animals and the environment.
Studies viruses and how they affect humans, animals, insects, bacteria, fungi and plants in community, clinical, agricultural and natural settings.
Studies animals — from their cells to their evolution — and their behaviour and habitats, often in zoos.