Independent consulting generally requires considerable background and experience in a chemical sub-discipline. Technical and Science Writing Industries require product descriptions, operating manuals, and training materials. Newspapers and magazines employ science writers to present scientific topics at an understandable level for the general public. King's B.S. chemists have the technical training needed to understand the material, and the writing training as well, from the King's College CORE curriculum. Business Management A B.S. in chemistry is an excellent background for a management career in scientific industry.
Many chemists enter management after beginning their careers in a technical position.
Pharmaceutical Sales Pharmaceutical companies require scientifically qualified personnel to explain their products to pharmacies and physicians. Graduates with a B.S. in chemistry, especially those with an interest in business or marketing, are in high demand for these positions. Chemists also serve as technical advisors to Congress members and other government offices. A small but interesting field for chemists is the conservation, restoration and authentication of art and artifacts. This is particularly interesting for those with an interest in art, history, or archeology.