Science Recruitment Agencies Directory
ReQuire Consultancy
Frossell Recruitment
Pacific International
The Dove Partnership
ProTech Technical Recruitment
RECRUIT4STAFF
Verrus
CY Partners
3Point1 Consulting
Denholm Recruitment
CBS Butler
VBEYOND CORPORATION
Morgan Gray
Roberts Webb Recruitment Limited
Hubudio Talent
Sonda Recruitment
Global Researchers Limited
Hunter Savage
Mercuri Urval
Expion
Morgan King
Spencer Riley Ltd
Denton Search
Harris Lord Recruitment
Nonstop Recruitment
Bond Williams
Unitemps
Martin Veasey Talent Solutions
ERC Search Ltd
Graff Search
Kevin Edward Executive Search
Mango Sales
Roseland Partners
Frankly Recruitment
Grassroots Recruitment
ABA Executive
First People Solutions
NXT Recruitment
Sigma Recruitment
Wilde Associates
Vanrath Strategic Recruitment
WP Recruitment
Working Solutions (Mercia)
The Career Boutique
Hyper Recruitment Solutions
FPSG Recruitment
Xpert Resourcing
Employment Solutions
New Appointments Group
1st Choice
Acorn Recruitment
Lincoln Recruitment ltd
Orion Group
TMS Talent
Accept Recruitment
Sorella R2R
TekWissen UK Pvt Ltd
Cornell Partnership
Odyssey Recruitment
LanceSoft
Pertemps
Manpower
Recruitment South East Ltd
Atom Recruitment
Optimal Recruitment
Most Popular Science Job Roles
Most Popular Locations for Science
More information
The Scientific industry is one of the most diverse fields in the UK and provides more than 5.8 million jobs across a range of specialisms. Around 20% of the workforce is employed in one of the five main sub-sectors; Physics, Chemistry, Biosciences, Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences.
Salaries vary, with the Forensic and Medical Sciences tending to offer the highest earnings, although, Data Management, Bioinformatics and Clinical Trial / Research jobs can also be lucrative.
Candidates usually require a degree in their desired field, but specialist positions may also need postgraduate study (such as a Masters or PhD). There are also a number of professional bodies that job seekers may be interested in joining. For instance, geoscience graduates may benefit from joining the Geology Society, whereas the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) is designed to support Chemical Scientists.
Some jobs depend largely upon grants or contract renewals, and can therefore be somewhat unstable for long-term prospects. Fortunately, most professionals are highly trained and technically educated, meaning they have little difficulty in obtaining new posts when funding dries up.
Job opportunities are available within a range of high-profile companies, such as Procter and Gamble (P&G), Unilever, BP and the Met Office. While London is one of the most popular locations for finding work, the ancient university cities of Oxford and Cambridge are also hotspots for Science candidates.
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