Graduates in Biomathematics are equipped to pursue a variety of careers, depending upon the particular emphasis chosen during their undergraduate training. They may be employed as statisticians, scientific programmers, or in areas of bio-science where training in quantitative techniques is needed. Further, they are equipped to pursue graduate studies in theoretical biology, physiology, biostatistics, statistics, and areas of applied mathematics. This major can also be used for a pre-medicine or pre-dentistry program. A large number of mathematicians work in the Federal Government with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. In the private sector, research and development laboratories, manufacturers of guided missiles, space vehicles, aircraft, and office computing machines are industries providing most of the jobs.