Our emphasis on innovation, research, problem-solving and communications will set you up for success in graduate schools, fellowships and a wide range of careers.
Here's a look at some jobs held by recent graduates:
ASTRONOMY
- Educator, Astronomical Society of the Pacific
- Fulbright researcher, Germany
- Ph.D. candidate in astronomy, Yale University
BIOCHEMISTRY
- Ph.D. candidate in chemistry, Purdue University
- Physician, Jackson Memorial Hospital
- Research associate, Berg Diagnostics
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
- Anesthesiologist, Maimonides Medical Center
- Medical writer, Yale New Haven Hospital
- Veterinarian, Valley Animal Hospital
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
- Associate project engineer, Stryker Orthopaedic
- CAD engineer, ConforMIS Inc.
- Mechanical engineer, Ephesus Lighting
- Research manager, Partners HealthCare
CHEMISTRY
- Assistant professor, Duke University
- Chemical research scientist, Roche Pharmaceutical
- Senior research chemist, Nalco Chemical Company
- Senior scientist, Base Pair Biotechnologies
COMPUTER ENGINEERING
- Database developer, Acustream Senior
- Systems engineer Lockheed Martin
- Systems analyst, International Atomic Energy Agency
- Vice president, Morgan Stanley '
COMPUTER SCIENCE
- Lead financial analyst, IBM
- Patent examiner, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
- Robotics researcher and Ph.D. candidate, Cornell University
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
- Electrical engineer, Knolls Atomic Power Laboratories
- Engineer, Apple
- Manager/integrations engineer, Google
- Systems engineer, Raytheon
ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
- Assistant project manager, Triumvirate Environmental
- Estuary stewardship educator, NYS Department of Environmental Conservation
- Financial associate, Fidelity Investments
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
- Bioacoustician, Alaska Fisheries Science Center
- Landscape designer, Sasaki Architecture and Planning
- Ph.D. candidate in earth and planetary sciences, Northwestern University
GEOSCIENCES
- Ph.D. candidate in igneous petrology, Stanford University
- Physical scientist, Naval Oceanographic Office, Stennis Space Center
- Seismologist, National Earthquake Alerts Centre, Australia
MATHEMATICS
- Associate vice president, Barclay’s Capital
- CRM applications account manager, Oracle
- Software developer, Allscripts
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
- Chief design engineer, General Electric
- Engineer, Toyota Racing Development
- Pilot, Wasabi Air Racing
NEUROSCIENCE
- Chief resident, New York Presbyterian / Weill Cornell Medical Center
- Clinical research coordinator in neurooncology, Massachusetts General Hospital
- Educator, Teach for America
- Image reading center manager, Johns Hopkins University
PHYSICS
- Chamberlain fellow, Berkeley National Lab
- Nuclear operations engineer, Bechtel Marine
- Propulsion Corporation
- Ph.D. candidate in physics, University of Michigan
PSYCHOLOGY
- Clinical trial coordinator, Mount Sinai Medical Center
- Ph.D. candidate in social psychology, University of Iowa
- Psychiatric social worker, Bellevue Hospital Center
Stem stars
GORDON GOULD ’41 » Inventor of the laser; worked on the Manhattan Project, 1943-45; co-founded optical communications company Optelecom; elected to National Inventors Hall of Fame
BARUCH BLUMBERG ’46 » Physician and scientist; discovered antigen for Hepatitis B; received Nobel Prize in medicine
ALFRED SOMMERS ’63 » Ophthalmologist who discovered vitamin A vaccine to save millions from blindness; received the prestigious Albert Lasker Award for Clinical Medical Research
RICH TEMPLETON ’80 » Chairman, president and CEO of Texas Instruments; electrical engineer and global leader in semi-conductor design and manufacturing; vigorous STEM education advocate
SUE GOLDIE ’84 » Physician and MacArthur Fellow who developed models to evaluate public health impact of HIV, hepatitis and HPV
MELISSA STEWART ’90 » Award-winning author of National Geographic Kids titles and other science books for children
SUSAN HULSE ’92 » Medical director, Because Every Mother Matters, providing medical assistance to indigent women in Ethiopia
JULIA COLLIGNON ’04 » Engineer and senior manager at Tesla’s Renewable Energy Development
KAROLINA CIKOWSKA ‘07 » Founder of Girls Code Fun Foundation to inspire girls in Poland to pursue an education in technology
AJAY MAJOR ‘12 and ALEENA PAUL ‘12 » Medical residents and founding editors of In-Training, the premier online journal for the worldwide medical student community
MEGAN O’CONNOR ‘12 » Co-founder and CEO, Nth Cycle environmentally friendly electronics recycling firm; Department of Energy Innovation Crossroads Fellow; Forbes “30 Under 30” energy innovator