Pathologists are doctors who study human diseases and conditions. They diagnose health problems by testing samples from tissues of the body, blood and other bodily fluids.

In 2018 there were 78 people aged 29-38 in this occupation.

Source: Statistics New Zealand Census 2018 (Universities NZ analysis)

Highest qualification

• At least 85% of people in this occupation have a degree level () qualification (bachelors or higher). You are unlikely to get into this occupation without a degree.
• 29.2% of current Pathologist(s) aged between 29 - 38 years of age have a degree/level 7 qualification as their highest qualification.
• 70.8% have postgraduate qualifications.
• <1% have no post-school qualifications and <1% have a level 4 - 6 certificate or diploma.

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