Graduate students from the College of Natural Sciences leave The University of Texas at Austin with skills, training and experiences that employers in a variety of sectors demand in top hires.

The graphic below summarizes career outcomes for PhD students who entered the college's graduate programs between 2000 and 2006. As part of its 21st Century Graduate Education initiatives, the College is committed to helping today’s students prepare for the multitude of career choices they’ll have after graduation.

All MBS includes molecular biosciences degrees in biochemistry, cell and molecular biology, microbiology and plant biology. 

EEB is the ecology, evolution and behavior graduate program in biology.

HDFS is the human development and family sciences program in the School of Human Ecology.