What are the top occupations aligned to each career cluster?

Total High School Students Enrolled

272,200

Total High School CTE Concentrators

0

Occupation Employment
(2016)
Median Pay
(2017)
Projected Growth
(2016-26)
Architectural and Engineering Managers 4,220 $137,720 6.6%
Computer and Information Research Scientists 360 $130,830 25%
Statisticians 930 $92,690 39.8%
Cartographers and Photogrammetrists 260 $70,620 26.9%
Aerospace Engineers 340 $116,360 11.8%
Chemical Engineers 450 $94,290 6.7%
Computer Hardware Engineers 1,570 $104,760 -7%
Electrical Engineers 4,040 $95,380 9.9%
Electronics Engineers, Except Computer 1,520 $93,190 11.2%
Health and Safety Engineers, Except Mining Safety Engineers and Inspectors 490 $90,340 6.1%
Industrial Engineers 8,680 $86,600 10.7%
Materials Engineers 380 $93,180 5.3%
Mechanical Engineers 7,030 $82,110 9.8%
Mining and Geological Engineers, Including Mining Safety Engineers 370 $98,170 16.2%
Engineers, All Other 2,760 $101,270 -0.4%
Microbiologists 360 $60,380 8.3%
Biological Scientists, All Other 520 $73,130 7.7%
Conservation Scientists 800 $67,330 6.3%
Life Scientists, All Other 570 $78,430 8.8%
Physicists 130 $128,110 15.4%
Chemists 1,670 $83,090 8.4%
Materials Scientists 190 $91,930 5.3%
Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health 1,770 $68,060 13.6%
Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers 220 $77,980 13.6%
Economists 380 $68,050 5.3%
Life, Physical, and Social Science Technicians, All Other 800 $46,950 7.5%
Biochemists and Biophysicists 1,000 $68,530 13%
Survey Researchers 120 $58,410 8.3%
Social Scientists and Related Workers, All Other 290 $81,100 3.4%
Hydrologists 370 $75,780 8.1%
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Sources: Burning Glass Technologies and state education agencies

Credential Explorer

Credential (Minnesota) Credential Type Supply/Demand Category Credentials
Demanded Earned
Certified Electronics Technician Certification No Data 61 No Data
PLTW Engineering Design and Development CTE Assessment No Data 1 No Data