Where can geoscientists find jobs?
Geoscientists primarily work in public administration and the environmental sector. They can be found at government agencies, engineering consulting firms, and in the mining industry.
Hydrologists and oceanographers are often researchers at agencies such as the Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute (SMHI). Some work as engineering consultants. Hydrologists are also found at hydropower companies.
Most meteorologists work at government agencies, such as the Swedish Armed Forces and SMHI. They also work at energy companies, IT firms, and public service organizations.
Common fields of work for geoscientists
- Environment
- Urban planning
- Mining/Minerals
Common job titles for geoscientists:
- Geologist
- Hydrogeologist
- Environmental consultant
- Administrator
- Meteorologist
- Project Manager
- Researcher
- Consultant
- Environmental Investigator/Administrator
What do geoscientists earn?
Here is the salary range for geoscientists:
P10 means that 10 percent of employees have a salary that is equal to or lower than the salary at the P10 percentile. P90 means that 10 percent of employees have a salary that is equal to or higher than the salary at the P90 percentile.
For members of Naturvetarna, more detailed statistics are available in Saco LöneSök.