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Regina Jaschke

Regina Jaschke is our adviser for Plant and Soil Science. Use the following resources to explore options with a degree in Plant and Soil Science. If you would like further advice, please see our advice and guidance options.

Plant and Soil Science

School of Biological Sciences UG destination information (2022-23; 2021-22; 2020-21)

Data on what School of Biological Sciences undergraduates were doing 15 months after they finished their studies.

What Do Graduates Do? - Scotland

Find out what graduates from Scottish institutions went on to do after their first degree, Masters or PhD.

What Do Graduates Do? (UK)

Find out what graduates in your subject went on to do after graduation. This survey is carried out nationally every year.

British Society of Soil Science

The British Society of Soil Science is involved in the study of the soil in its widest aspects. It offers chartership for soil professionals and other training. There are also useful case studies for different soil-related careers.

Soil Association

UK's leading campaigning and certification organisation for organic food and farming. They organise an organic apprenticeship scheme and you can search for current opportunities on their website.

British Society of Plant Breeders

The British Society of Plant Breeders is the representative body for the UK plant breeding industry.

Equate Scotland - support for women finding jobs in STEM sectors

Organisation supporting the recruitment of women into STEM sectors. They offer training opportunities and a network for connecting with fellow students.

Lantra

Lantra awards qualifications in the environmental and land-based sector. The "career hub" has information on a wide range of careers.

Case studies of Life Sciences graduates (Opportunity North East)

The link below will take you to a series of video case studies featuring Life Sciences graduates talking about their jobs and career paths.

Looking for career options with your degree subject?

Here are some areas you might be interested in:

Don't forget that many graduate jobs are open to people from any degree subject. If you want to find out more, have a look at our Explore your options section or speak to one of our Careers Advisers.