What can I do with a Geography degree? // 10 REALISTIC and INTERESTING careers!

Do you feel like Geography is a dead-end subject? Think again!

There are LOADS of careers you can pursue with a Geography degree. Since Geography is such a vast subject covering aspects of both physical and human geography, there are plenty of job paths available - and some that don't even exist yet!

Here are 10 interesting and realistic careers you can pursue in Geography. I tried to include careers that appeal to a range of people: from conservationists to analysts and beyond.

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[keyur]

1. Information to curious minds 2. Helpful to people struggling to choose their career choices 3 . My teacher made this 😎

[savageantelope]

Just realized geography excites me a lot and I think I wanna take it so this is genuinely really reassuring

[anthonyjordaan]

Thanks for answering this important question. As we advance as a human race, Geography is becoming more and more important.

[MrBUHLEBUYEZA]

Great video! I am completing my degree in Geography from law to geography and I am really enjoying every thing about it!

[heroxarchive]

I like this video, though I feel like it's worth mentioning that almost if not all of these jobs are better suited with other degrees. The advantage with Geography is the "jack of all trades" aspect of being a candidate for all of them.

[RajMukherjee.]

Thanks for explaining the career opportunities on my favourite subject ☺️☺️ It inspired me a lot ☺️

[A-la-Weiss]

Very nice video. 👌 I always considered studying geography. Hopefully someday I will be able to do so.

[akinjolemufutaua.]

In deed, it's an inspiring clip for high school students. Well done!

[adtllp]

Thank you very much! I study geography and I don’t really know what to choose and you helped me very much. Thank you so much! I’ve chosen to become a geologist as I like discovering and exploring. It’s my dream job and I will definitely work hard to achieve my goals, I’ve repeated myself twice but I really do mean it, I was so confused in what to do and now I have a dream job. Really, THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
(If I don’t succeed I will become an author because I like writing as well!)

[manasvipandey]

Wow😊...these are too good...Thank u so much..

I chose. 1. GIS Officer 2. Conservation officer.

[muskanansari]

Thanks ma'am for such brilliant way to guide us...💐

[floriansulzer]

I love that you mentioned Geologist and therefore its intersection with physical geography, something, that is overlooked so often, when considering geography related career paths... Two careers, I think would have deserved to be in here would be renewable energy professional and surveyor, which are both interesting fields and established industries. And starting from there, the programming skills from using GIS can even prepare for positions in software development... The possibilities are endless, so thank you for such great content and keep up the good work! All the best from Austria (from an environmental geographer)!

[ammucreations]

Thank you for sharing

And your way of explaining is super ✨❤️

[Kaleo]

Thank you for making this video i love the effort and quality of the content. This has answered a lot of questions for me, i never knew what a geography degree was capable of. Thank you

[reetakaushal]

Mam can you make video about career on GIS ..
Because mam you are so helpful for us ... Tq mam .mam please try to make video about it .

[willclarkneptune]

I have a Bachelor's degree in Geography & Environmental Studies. Graduated in 2020... lucky me. Haven't been able to find any positions relevant to my degree that doesn't also require higher education, years of experience, etc... Hope other people have better luck.

[hardikgohil]

It's very useful ma'm. Thank you very much.i really need this information.

[Siva-qwkx]

Nice presentation and very informative video.
I am an Indian and now I am studying BSc geography in uk and it is a very good course.
I like this course and my goal is to become a GIS officer or a weather forecaster.

[ansonpang]

I got into the ESG world in finance after getting a geography degree as I know how to read, manipulate and analyze environmental data and concepts

[patmcm]

Interesting. Thanks. Hydrologist could have been 1 of the 10. A suggestion.