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Home/Professions Catalog/Professionals/Science and Engineering Professionals/Life Science Professionals/Biologists, botanists, zoologists and related professionals/Botanist, mycologist

Botanist, mycologist

NKPD code: 21316011

Current information as of 2026-11-15

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Bachelor

Educational-qualification degree "Bachelor"

ClassProfessionals
SubclassScience and Engineering Professionals
GroupLife Science Professionals
Sing. GroupBiologists, botanists, zoologists and related professionals

Labor Characteristics

Biologists, botanists, zoologists and related professionals study living organisms, their interactions with each other and with the environment, and apply this knowledge to solve problems related to human health and the environment. They work in various fields such as botany, zoology, ecology, marine biology, genetics, immunology, pharmacology, toxicology, physiology, microbiology and virology.

Main Tasks

  • conducting research in laboratories and in the field to extend scientific knowledge of living organisms; making new discoveries; testing hypotheses; solving problems in areas such as the environment, agriculture and health; developing new products, processes and techniques for pharmaceutical, agricultural and environmental use;
  • designing and conducting experiments and tests;
  • collecting samples and data on humans, animals, insects and plants, studying their origin, development, chemical and physical forms, structure, composition, life and reproductive processes;
  • investigating living organisms using various specialised equipment, instruments, technologies and techniques such as electron microscopes, telemetry, global positioning systems, biotechnology, satellite imagery, genetic engineering, digital image analysis, polymerase chain reaction and computer modelling;
  • identifying, classifying, recording and monitoring living organisms and maintaining databases on them;
  • preparing scientific papers and reports detailing research and new findings and making them available to the scientific community through publication in scientific journals or presentation at conferences;
  • designing and conducting environmental impact assessments to identify changes caused by natural and human factors;
  • advising government authorities and institutions, enterprises and other organisations on the conservation and management of natural resources and the effects of climate change and pollution.
  • Examples of occupations in this unit group:
  • Bacteriologist
  • Botanist
  • Zoologist
  • Biologist
  • Biologist, geneticist
  • Biologist, marine
  • Biologist, microbiology
  • Biologist, molecular
  • Biologist, pharmacology

Not Included

  • Ecologist – 2133

Professions in "Biologists, botanists, zoologists and related professionals"

BacteriologistBacteriologist, soilsBacteriologist, industrialBacteriologist, fisheriesBacteriologist, agricultureBiologistBiologist, anatomy, histology and cytologyBiologist, biophysicsBiologist, biochemistryBiologist, virologyBiologist, geneticistBiologist, embryologyBiologist, clinical chemistryBiologist, laboratory immunologyBiologist, medicinal plants and herbalismBiologist, medical biologyBiologist, medical zoologyBiologist, microbiologyMolecular biologistMarine biologistBiologist, organisation and economics of pharmaceutical productionBiologist, parasitologyBiologist, drinking waterBiologist, radiation hygieneBiologist, radiobiologyBiologist, toxicologyBiologist, pharmacologyBiophysicistBiochemistBotanistBotanist, ecologistBotanist, soilBotanist, taxonomistBotanist, histologistGeneticist, animalsGeneticist, plantsEntomologistZoologistGenetic engineerIchthyologistMycologistOrnithologistPathologist, plantsFisheries biologistClinical trials monitoring specialistTaxonomistPharmacologist, toxicologyPhysiologistPhysiologist, plantsPhytologistHydrobiologistHistologist, animalsHistologist, plantsCytologist, animalsCytologist, plants
Source: National Statistical Institute

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Professions in "Biologists, botanists, zoologists and related professionals"

BacteriologistBacteriologist, soilsBacteriologist, industrialBacteriologist, fisheriesBacteriologist, agricultureBiologistBiologist, anatomy, histology and cytologyBiologist, biophysicsBiologist, biochemistryBiologist, virologyBiologist, geneticistBiologist, embryologyBiologist, clinical chemistryBiologist, laboratory immunologyBiologist, medicinal plants and herbalismBiologist, medical biologyBiologist, medical zoologyBiologist, microbiologyMolecular biologistMarine biologistBiologist, organisation and economics of pharmaceutical productionBiologist, parasitologyBiologist, drinking waterBiologist, radiation hygieneBiologist, radiobiologyBiologist, toxicologyBiologist, pharmacologyBiophysicistBiochemistBotanistBotanist, ecologistBotanist, soilBotanist, taxonomistBotanist, histologistGeneticist, animalsGeneticist, plantsEntomologistZoologistGenetic engineerIchthyologistMycologistOrnithologistPathologist, plantsFisheries biologistClinical trials monitoring specialistTaxonomistPharmacologist, toxicologyPhysiologistPhysiologist, plantsPhytologistHydrobiologistHistologist, animalsHistologist, plantsCytologist, animalsCytologist, plants
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