Careers

The expanding field of environmental studies provides a broad range of career opportunities for undergraduate majors. Some sample career tracks are listed below. Some can be entered
with little more than a Bachelor's degree, others require some additional experiential and/or post-undergraduate training, others require Masters 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