Research and Analysis
No matter your discipline, conducting research is a key skill graduate students have to offer. Likewise, for students with experience in quantitative disciplines such as math, statistics, physics, engineering, and computer science, analysis is another a key skill graduate students in these areas can offer. Graduate holders who want to utilize their research and analytical skills can work in the fields of competitive intelligence, venture capital, think tanks, market research, and science, among other areas.
Examples:
Computer and Information Research Scientists
Sample Resources:
American Association for the Advancement of Science
International Institute of Business Analysis
National Association for Biomedical Research
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