Explore career and graduate school destinations for graduates of the bachelor's program in Chemistry, General at University of California-Berkeley, including employers, job roles, and fields of further study.
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UB
Uc BerkeleyOther · berkeley, california, united statesCommon roles: Teaching Assistant · Undergraduate Student Instructor · Research Assistant
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MIT(
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology (mit)Other · cambridge, massachusetts, united statesCommon roles: Graduate Student · Graduate Research Assistant · Teaching Assistant
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LBNL
Lawrence Berkeley National LaboratoryOther · berkeley, california, united statesCommon roles: Research Assistant · Research Associate · Chemist
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Frequently observed graduate destinations
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MIT
Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyChemical EngineeringDoctorate
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UCLA
University of California, Los AngelesProgram not specifiedDoctorate
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UCB
University of California, BerkeleyProgram not specifiedMaster's
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Common career roles
All graduation years · Up to 20 most frequently observed roles
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1Research Assistant3%
2Research Associate3%
3Graduate Student2%
4Chemist2%
5Graduate Student Researcher2%
6Scientist1%
7Software Engineer1%
8Research Scientist1%
9Graduate Research Assistant1%
10Teaching Assistant1%
11Associate1%
12Postdoctoral Fellow1%
13Intern1%
14Research Chemist1%
15Graduate Teaching Assistant1%
16Laboratory Technician1%
17Professor1%
18Analytical Chemist1%
19Associate Scientist1%
20Phd Student<1%
Pie chartTop 6 roles and other recorded roles.Other: 87%
Records without a role are excluded. Percentages are rounded and describe observed records, not employment or admission rates.
Common graduate fields
All graduation years · Up to 20 most frequently observed fields
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1Chemistry, General29%
2Chemical Engineering13%
3Engineering, General8%
4Business Administration and Management, General6%
5Civil Engineering, General4%
6Computer Science4%
7Physics, General4%
8Aerospace, Aeronautical, and Astronautical/Space Engineering, General2%
9Applied Mathematics, General2%
10Biotechnology2%
11Chemistry2%
12Counseling Psychology2%
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Curriculum and Instruction
2%
14Education, General2%
15Electrical and Electronics Engineering2%
16Finance, General2%
17Food Science2%
18Food Science and Technology2%
19Management Science2%
20Natural Resources Conservation and Research2%
Pie chartTop 6 fields and other recorded fields.Other: 36%
Fields are counted separately; unspecified fields are excluded. Percentages are rounded and describe observed records, not employment or admission rates.
Common industries
All graduation years · Up to 20 most frequently observed industries
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1Higher Education25%
2Biotechnology12%
3Research10%
4Pharmaceuticals7%
5Hospital & Health Care6%
6Information Technology and Services3%
7Chemicals2%
8Environmental Services2%
9Oil & Energy2%
10Electrical/electronic Manufacturing2%
11Semiconductors2%
12Computer Software2%
13Education Management2%
14Law Practice2%
15Consumer Goods1%
16Medical Devices1%
17Financial Services1%
18Government Administration1%
19Defense & Space1%
20Management Consulting1%
Pie chartTop 6 industries and other recorded industries.Other: 37%
Records without an industry are excluded. Percentages are rounded and describe observed records, not employment or admission rates.
Popular employment locations
All graduation years · Up to 20 most frequently observed locations
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1San Francisco, CA, United States17%
2Berkeley, CA, United States5%
3Los Angeles, CA, United States4%
4San Diego, CA, United States3%
5Boston, MA, United States2%
6Cambridge, MA, United States2%
7New York, United States2%
8Oakland, CA, United States2%
9Austin, TX, United States1%
10Chicago, IL, United States1%
11Denver, CO, United States1%
12Irvine, CA, United States1%
13Minneapolis, MN, United States1%
14Orange County, CA, United States1%
15Palo Alto, CA, United States1%
16Sacramento, CA, United States1%
17San Jose, CA, United States1%
18Seattle, WA, United States1%
19Stanford, CA, United States1%
20Washington, DC, United States1%
Pie chartTop locations and other recorded locations.Other: 51%
Percentages are rounded and describe observed records, not employment or admission rates.
