Life After ÃÛѨÊÓƵ
Life after ÃÛѨÊÓƵ: what's next?
The expanding field of environmental studies provides a broad range of career opportunities for undergraduate majors.
Some can be entered with little more than a bachelor's degree. Others require additional experiential and/or post-undergraduate training. Others require master's or even doctoral level study.
For a more complete sense of the enormous possible career opportunities in environmental studies, consult with the Career Center library in Walker Hall.
Sample environmental studies careers:
- Pollution prevention
- Atmospheric scientists
- Air quality engineers
- Energy efficiency experts
- Biodiversity researchers
- Wildlife rehabilitation
- Field biologist
- Exotic animal nutritionist
- Wildlife biologist
- Aquatic environmental scientist
- Hydrologist
- Seismologist
- Land use planner
- Transportation planner
Looking for a Job?
If you are looking for a job related to environmental science or policy, begin your search at one of these websites. Some sites post job offers, while others offer career resources.
- : Features links to more online resources for jobseekers
- Includes job postings and career resources related to environmental careers
- : Environmental job postings from around the country
- : Job postings on renewable and clean energy, green building and sustainability
- : Listings of degrees and careers in sustainability