Meteorologists use hygrometers to determine relative humidity using dew points or thermometers and human hair. While the latter is an old school method, it's quite handy for the amateur meteorologist…
Meteorology is the scientific study of the atmosphere. A meteorologist performs forecasting, which is weather prediction, and conducts research to understand how the atmosphere affects the Earth and…
Marine biologists aren't required to have any special certifications or licenses to work in the field. The only exception is having a scuba diving certification for any marine biologists who need to…
Behavioral science focuses on several scientific areas including social communications, psychology and management science. Obtaining a certificate in behavioral science opens the door to several entry…
Meteorologists use sophisticated tools to measure atmospheric phenomena and make predictions. One tool -- the hydrometer -- contains a long stem of mercury in a glass tube; in appearance it is…
Imagine a person who doesn’t know how to be supportive, who doesn’t know when to stop teasing a colleague and who can’t work effectively with others toward a common goal. A lack of…
Seventy one percent of the Earth's surface is water -- and hundreds of thousands of organisms live in Earth's oceans. Marine biologists protect and study marine life, which includes animals, plants…
Cultural anthropologists study human behavior in the form of the customs, cultures and social lives of groups, including social control, socialization, political organization, class, gender, ethnicity…
College majors in the social and behavioral sciences includes disciplines like anthropology, economics, education, history, sociology and criminal justice. These sciences also encompass psychology,…
Political science majors are found in a wide range of careers. The skills they develop in college are highly adaptable. The ability to write skillfully, argue persuasively and think critically, and to…
Social science majors have career options when they graduate. Depending on their educational and experiential backgrounds, they can work as counselors, case workers, social workers, researchers and…
Employers dangle any number of carrots in front of job applicants to get them interested in jobs, from paid time off to free candy and soda to educational reimbursement. But when applying for a job,…
Aquatic scientists study, analyze and interpret all that pertains to the element water and how it affects life on earth. This discipline is vast and involves studying the impact of various entities on…