EMPLOYMENT         CHANGE       ANNUAL AVERAGE OPENINGS
 SOC                                                     --------------    ------------    -----------------------
 CODE         OCCUPATION                                 2008      2018    LEVEL     %     TOTAL  GROWTH  REPLACEMENT
-------  --------------------------------------          ----      ----    -----   ----    -----  ------  -----------

00-0000      Total, All Occupations                 4,563,000 4,820,640  257,640    5.6  135,894  32,192  103,702

       Doctoral Degree                                 69,520    77,220    7,700   11.1    2,071     769    1,302
                                                                                                        
15-1011  Computer/Information Scientists-Research         260       320       60   22.2       12       6        6
15-2021  Mathematicians                                   380       420       40   10.6       15       4       11
19-1011  Animal Scientists                                 40        40        0    2.4        2       0        2
19-1021  Biochemists and Biophysicists                    360       450       90   24.8       21       9       12
19-1022  Microbiologists                                  220       230       10    4.1        8       1        7
19-1029  Biological Scientists, All Other                 460       500       40    9.3       19       4       15
19-1042  Medical Scientists, Ex Epidemiologists         2,060     2,690      630   31.1      106      64       42
19-2012  Physicists                                       270       290       20    7.8       10       2        8
19-3031  Clinical/Counseling/School Psychologists       4,950     5,210      260    5.4      167      27      140
25-1011  Business Teachers- Postsecondary               2,990     3,310      320   10.5       83      31       52
25-1021  Computer Science Teachers-Postsecondary        1,380     1,530      150   10.7       39      15       24
25-1022  Mathematical Science Teachers-Postsecond       2,180     2,410      230   10.6       61      23       38
25-1031  Architecture Teachers- Postsecondary             300       330       30   10.7        8       3        5
25-1032  Engineering Teachers-Postsecondary             2,080     2,310      230   10.8       59      23       36
25-1041  Agricultural Sciences Teachers-Postsec           350       390       40   10.9       10       4        6
25-1042  Biological Science Teachers-Postsecondary      1,180     1,300      120   10.5       33      12       21
25-1051  Atmospheric/Earth Scien Teachers- Postsec        260       280       20   10.5        8       3        5
25-1052  Chemistry Teachers- Postsecondary                670       740       70   10.5       19       7       12
25-1053  Environmental Science Teachers-Postsec           210       230       20   11.1        6       2        4
25-1054  Physics Teachers- Postsecondary                  470       520       50   10.6       13       5        8
25-1061  Anthropology/Archeology Teachers- Postsec        290       320       30   10.7        8       3        5
25-1062  Area/Ethnic/Cultural Teachers- Postsec           430       470       40   10.3       12       4        8
25-1063  Economics Teachers- Postsecondary                610       680       70   10.8       18       7       11
25-1064  Geography Teachers- Postsecondary                180       200       20   10.4        5       2        3
25-1065  Political Science Teachers-Postsecondary         580       640       60   10.7       16       6       10
25-1066  Psychology Teachers- Postsecondary             1,010     1,120      110   10.6       29      11       18
25-1067  Sociology Teachers- Postsecondary                890       980       90   10.2       25       9       16
25-1069  Social Sciences Teachers, Postsec, AO            360       400       40   11.3       10       4        6
25-1071  Health Specialties Teachers-Postsecondary      6,950     7,700      750   10.8      196      75      121
25-1072  Nursing Instructors & Teachers-Postsec         1,740     1,910      170   10.2       48      18       30
25-1081  Education Teachers- Postsecondary              2,460     2,730      270   10.9       70      27       43
25-1082  Library Science Teachers- Postsecondary          190       210       20   10.8        5       2        3
25-1111  Criminl Just/Law Enforc Teachers- Postsec        430       470       40    9.7       12       4        8
25-1112  Law Teachers- Postsecondary                      580       640       60   10.7       16       6       10
25-1113  Social Work Teachers-Postsecondary               480       530       50   11.1       13       5        8
25-1121  Art, Drama, & Music Teachers-Postsec           3,070     3,400      330   10.7       87      33       54
25-1122  Communications Teachers- Postsecondary           910     1,000       90   10.3       25       9       16
25-1123  English Language/Lit Teachers-Postsec          2,500     2,770      270   10.5       70      26       44
25-1124  Foreign Language/Lit Teachers-Postsec            800       890       90   11.2       23       9       14
25-1125  History Teachers- Postsecondary                  790       880       90   10.7       23       9       14
25-1126  Philosophy & Religion Teachers-Postsec           680       750       70   10.7       19       7       12
25-1191  Graduate Teaching Assistants                  10,650    11,820    1,170   11.0      303     117      186
25-1192  Home Economics Teachers- Postsecondary            90       100       10   10.5        3       1        2
25-1193  Recreation/Fitness Teachers- Postsec             410       450       40   10.7       11       4        7
25-1194  Vocational Ed Teachers-Postsecondary           2,350     2,640      290   12.0       69      28       41
25-1199  Postsecondary Teachers, All Other              9,010     9,980      970   10.8      255      98      157

AREA COMPOSITION: All Counties located within Michigan.

NOTES:

• Employment totals may not add up due to rounding, confidentiality or suppression.
• Occupations with less than forty workers were suppressed and omitted from the table but are still represented in the totals and sub-totals.
• Percent change is based on unrounded numbers.
• SOC codes refer to the Standard Occupational Classification system used by the Occupational Employment Statistics program.
• Occupational Education/Training based on Bureau of Labor Statisitics (BLS) classification and methodology.
• Replacement openings reflect permanent separations (such as death, retirement, disability, other), but do not reflect total job turnover.
• p - Protected Data.
• M/P - Metal and Plastic.
• AO - All Other.