Ecologist

An ecologist is a scientist that works with ecosystems as a whole. There are lots of types of ecologists ranging from marine (oceans) to terrestrial (land). Common things ecologists do no matter where they work are: surveys, classifying organisms, habitat construction and organization, researching, and can sometimes teach.

To become an ecologist in New Zealand you need one year studying: Cellular Biology and Biochemistry, Ecology Evolution and Conservation, Diversity of life, and Introductory Statistics. If you want an endorsement in ecology then in your next year you need to take: Ecology, Evolution, and Introduction to Biological Data Analysis. You can get these qualifications at the following universities Victoria, Otago, Auckland, Canterbury, and Massey.

Some subjects recommended for school are Biology, Statistics, and Calculus. Chemistry and knowledge in geography or earth science can be appreciated. Also satisfactory English skills are a must