Career Paths in Environmental Science
The major in Environmental Sciences is an interdisciplinary program among the departments of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Biology, and Chemistry. The goal of the program is to give students a well-rounded background in science as it relates to the environment. The program is rigorous and is designed either to prepare graduates for technical positions in the environmental industry or allow them to continue their education in graduate studies. The program also prepares students to pursue an environmental career through the fields of law, business, sociology, health or political science.
SAMPLE OCCUPATIONS |
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| Agricultural Engineer Agronomist Dairy Technologist Environmental Analyst Environmental Analyst, Construction Projects (Government) Field Contractor Food Technologist Forest Engineer Forester Hazardous Waste Management Analyst Horticulturist Hydrographer Industrial Waste Inspector (Government) |
rrigation Engineer Landscape Architect Livestock Commission Agent Oceanographer Park Naturalist Peace Corps Worker (Volunteer) Pollution Control Engineer Range Manger Resource Recovery Engineer Soil Conservationist Soil Engineer Soil Scientist Surveyor, Land Wildlife Control Agent (Government) |
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