Careers in Environmental Science and Environmental Studies
Graduates who major in Environmental Science and Environmental Studies are prepared for careers anywhere in the world. Through project-based course work, internships and a balanced liberal arts education, graduates can expect to find employment in business, government and non-profit sectors.
Graduates who have wished to pursue more education have enrolled in prestigious graduate programs in various fields of study, including environmental and natural resource law.
Sample Employment Opportunities
Air Resources Division Enforcement Specialist
Clean Air Program Associate
Climate Change Communication Officer
Community Organizer
Conservation Advocate
Energy Efficiency Project Associate
Energy Program Assistant
Environmental Communications Analyst
Environmental Teaching Associate
Field Naturalist
Geographic Information Systems Technician
Groundwater Protection Specialist
Land Protection Specialist
Outdoor Instructor
Recycling Planner
Regional Heritage Development Specialist
Surface Water Manager
Water Resource Technician
Watershed Stewardship Coordinator
Wetlands Protection Specialist
Harrington Center for Career and Academic Advising
Students are encouraged to use the resources of the Harrington Center for Career and Academic Advising, where they can meet with a counselor to explore career options, internship opportunities and graduate schools.
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Harrington Center for Career and Academic Advising
Students are encouraged to use the resources of the Harrington Center for Career and Academic Advising, where they can meet with a counselor to explore career options, internship opportunities and graduate schools.
