Mineralogists are specialists who work in the exploration, analysis and classification of minerals. They work in laboratories, in the wild or in mines and use various techniques to determine the chemical and physical properties of rocks and minerals. They are also responsible for the exploration and extraction of mineral raw materials and contribute to ecological sustainability.
In Germany, salaries in the field of mineralogy can vary greatly. The entry salary is between €3,140 and €5,410 per month. The average annual salary for geoscientists, including mineralogy, is about €52,762 per year, which corresponds to a monthly gross salary of €4,397.
To work as a mineralogist, a degree in geosciences, mineralogy or related fields is usually necessary. A bachelor's degree is often the entry, while many positions also require a master's or even a doctorate. Practical experience through internships or research projects is also an advantage.
Mineralogists have a wide range of career opportunities, ranging from research in universities and research institutions to working in industry. Opportunities include both employment in private companies and in government institutions.
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