About this program
Environmental Science equips you to understand natural systems and apply that knowledge to real-world problems—like restoring ecosystems, protecting water quality, and sustaining soil resources. You’ll build a strong science foundation and gain hands-on experience preparing for careers or graduate study in environmental fields.
What can I do with this degree?
Graduates in environmental science apply scientific knowledge to understand and protect natural systems. They work in research, consulting, conservation, and environmental monitoring to address real-world environmental challenges.
The interdisciplinary nature of this program rooted in science provides students with transferrable skills that apply across many industries, such as laboratory and field experience, GIS and spatial analysis, and data interpretation.
Environmental Consulting
- Environmental consultant
- Sustainability specialist
- Environmental scientist
- Waste management consultant
Water, Soil, and Ecosystem Management
- Water quality specialist
- Restoration ecologist
- Soil conservation technician
- Wetland ecologist
- Fish and wildlife technician
Research and Laboratory Science
- Research assistant
- Field research technician
Nonprofit and Government
- City and regional planner
- Engineering consultant
- Land use planner
- Environmental specialist
- Naturalist
Corporate Sustainability and Compliance
- Environmental, health and safety (EHS) associate
- Energy analyst
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