Program Overview
This environmental science program prepares students for careers in both private and governmental sectors. With a focus on environmental impact analysis, resource management, and sustainability, graduates may pursue roles such as environmental analysts, ecologists, and environmental consultants. The program emphasizes hands-on learning and research opportunities to equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary for success in the field.
Program Outline
Careers:
Environmental science students may work within a variety of industries in both private and governmental sectors. Most jobs in the field require at least a bachelor’s degree. Specific job roles may include (additional education required for most positions): Environmental Impact Analyst Ecologist Air & Water Quality Specialist/Technician GIS Specialist/Technician/Analyst Hydrologist Natural Resource Specialist Environmental Protection Officer Graduate Research Interpretive Naturalist Renewable Resource Manager Environmental Chemist Environmental Consultant Environmental Educator Environmental Research Scientist Environmental Field Monitor/Auditor Environmental Planner/Analyst Environmental Protection Officer Environmental Specialist Environmental Health and Safety Inspector Environmental Auditor Cartographer Climatologist Field Technician Fisheries Biologist Fisheries Technician Conservation Biologist Ecology Research Technician Ecologist Food Safety Coordinator Hazardous Waste Management Officer Scientific Journalist Soil Conservationist Food Safety Coordinator Forester/Park Naturalist Fundraiser for Environmental Organizations Geographer Government Advisor Industrial Advisor Laboratory Technician Museum Technician Pesticide Evaluator Pollutant Risk Assessor Scientific Journalist Soil Conservationist Water Quality Inspector/Controller Wildlife Manager
