Ecologists increase our understanding of the natural world and potential environmental impacts. The knowledge ecologists provide is used by other scientists, teachers, policy makers, citizens and managers.
With a bachelor’s degree in this area, you could have a career as a(n):
- Field or research technician
- Laboratory assistant
- Outdoor educator
- Park naturalist
- Volunteer coordinator
- Wildlife biologist
Job opportunities are expected to grow substantially during the next several years, especially in private companies and non-government organizations. Your bachelor’s degree also can provide the foundation for advanced graduate degrees in Ecology and related disciplines.