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Majors
in environmental science can expect:
- A
practical, experiential curriculum focused on the characterization
and management of natural resources and emphasizing the
collection and analysis of field data;
- A
strong job market upon completion (featuring a wide variety
of interesting jobs with decent pay and good potential for
advancement without having a graduate degree); and
- Post-graduate work that may
directly contribute to the preservation of natural resources
and healthy ecosystems.
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Rachel
Kopec transfers a water sample from Trout Pond during an
Environmental Chemistry Lab. This sampling is part of a
water quality monitoring investigation being conducted by
the Environmental Science faculty and students for the Southampton
Town Board of Trustees.
Learn
more about this project
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Most
employers of environmental science graduates are looking for creative,
independent thinkers who want to work outdoors, interact with the
public, and take responsibility for multiple projects. Does that
sound like you?
The Environmental
Geology Class 2001 at Montauk Point prior to a grueling beach lab.
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