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Environmental Science (BA)




Environmental Science prepares graduates to enter the diverse and vigorous environmental job market or advance to a graduate degree program in disciplines including anthropology, botany, entomology and nematology, environmental engineering science, fisheries, forestry, landscape architecture, political science, resource economics, soil and water science, urban and regional planning, wildlife, or zoology or to a professional degree program in business, education, journalism, or law. Areas of concentration: Environmental Science, Environmental Policy, Environmental Policy and Business, Environmental Education, and Natural Resource Management.

Examples of Career Opportunities Available to Environmental Science Majors
Air Quality Analyst Aquatic Biologist Biologist
Botanist Ecologist Engineering Assistant
Environmental Analyst Envt'l Coordinator Environmental Educator
Envt'l Permitting Specialist Environmental Planner Environmental Project Manager
Environmental Safety Specialist Envtl Sanitarian Specialist Environmental Scientist
Environmental Specialist Environmental Technician Environmental Trainer
Field Technician Greenways Coordinator Hazardous Mat. Specialist
Hydrologic Technician Industrial Hygiene Specialist Natural Resource Planner
Nature Preserve Manager Research Scientist Risk Assessor
Sales Representative Stormwater Program Manager Utility Projects Coordinator
Wastewater Trm't Specialist Water Quality Analyst Wetlands Scientist
Wildlife Biologist Wildlife Ecologist Wildlife Manager
 

Skills and Abilities Associated with this Area of Study
Thorough knowledge of general biology Proficiency in collecting, analyzing data
Proficiency in reading, writing, speaking Ability to conduct, explain scientific research
Proficiency in problem solving, decision making Ability to work with, relate to animals
Proficiency for accurate details Able to work with others
Interest in environment preservation Curiosity


Sources of Additional Information in the Information in the Career Resource Center Library
Careers In The Environment Earth Work: Resource Guide To Nationwide Green Jobs
Environmental Leadership Environmental Jobs For Scientists &…
Green At Work Opportunities In Environmental Careers
100 Jobs in the Environment Complete Guide to Environmental Careers in …
Occupational Outlook Handbook


Professional Organizations Involved in this Career Field
Water Pollution Control Federation
601 Wythe St.
Alexandria, VA 22314
Nature Conservancy
1815 North Lynne Street
Arlington, VA 22209
www.nature.org
National Environmental Training Association
1730 Rhode Island Ave, NW
Washington, DC 20036
www.ehs-training.org
 

Contacts on Campus for More Information About These Opportunities
Career Resource Center
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(352) 392-1601
8:00 am- 5:00 pm M-F
www.crc.ufl.edu
College of Natural Resources
Academic Program Advisor
103 Black Hall
(352) 846-1634
web.cnre.ufl.edu/advisor

College of Natural Resources
103 Black Hall
Phone: (352) 392-9230
http://web.cnre.ufl.edu/

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